... Cynhaliwyd eyfarfod cystadleuol yn y lie hwb y (ed cyffuol mewn 'cysylltlad eg Ysgolion Sabbothol y Methodistisid Calfin. sidd dosbarth Llawryglyn, ?? gan y Perch. Joeseph Thomas Carno. Trodd y cyfarfod aan yn Ulwyddiant ymhob yetyr. Er mae hwn oedd y cyfarfod cyntef a gynhaliwyd yn y dosbgrth o'r natar yms, gobeithiw'n mai dechren cyfrcs faith o gyfarfodydd Ydoedd. Cynhalivyd y eyfarfad ...

... r (Gyda'r Pellebyi.) B LLUXDAI, Boren Ian, ; - SYNIADAU Y WASG. I POST. r Bydd i'r hysbysiad fod y Llywodraeth Rwsiaidd r wedi rhoddi cyfarwyddiadaw am ddyohweliad llwyr a . holld ygenhadaeth i Oabul gaol ei ddarllen gyda I boddhad eyffredinol. Caiff liwyddiant y csia 8eianig Yam yn off aith razorol mown dau gyfeiriad gwayanol i'r Ymerodraeth. Yn India prin y rhoddir mwy obwya ar layddiant ei ...

... IVOIM ANID WAQHS. OLDHAM. 30,000 OPRERATIVG t; QN 5TRT)IB. There are now one hundred and thirty mills stopped in Oldhapa, in Consleqguence of the strike, and the number of operatives now ?? will be about 30,000. The state of things is very quiet4n the town, the streets presenting ?? Unusual DCe3su ot exoibetnent, although largo numbers of the operatives are valtiingaabout. The boards of ...

... THE. AFGHAN R. (SPENcD TELZORAMS.) DADAR, Monday. This town, Which is situate at the foot of the hills four miles distant from the Bolan Pass, is destined to be the terminus of the projected rail- way from Sukhur, through Jacobabad, and the weary journey across the deserts of Beloochistan, exposed to the forays of the plundering Marris, vill thus be avoided. The troops are all steadily ...

... | THUE RIUMOURED CESSION OF e ALEXANDRETTA TO ENGLAND. is (SPrCUL TrLEQRAX EBO3 opi OWN CORa5Sr1ONDENT.) L-PARts, Monday. Night. Le Under the title Al)iplomatic Treason, La 1, Presse makes a violent protest against the 9, rumoured cession of Alexandretta, describing it as a blow on both cheeks to French diplomacy. L Such a cession would be in the teeth of the *e categorical declarations of ...

... - - jj A ? JL?. 'tl (gbvlr'L lan pil ?? ti On ! 'I aurili2initty a PrbA4-0± ray truL H rs- ancl tI ;al Ar~i!Jloryl ,n> is'deoxxared a i o , r i--i ?? d uT - ao, it iivoA caa8 th~~tc~nctia 'I IIC I ISS ?? tt, nV o i' IA', 1 v Di t v i C. L ~rx.Uin Pie 1li6' AUvihiA ]'Oc:yli h V;17itir's ft 0t1~ itufy()1(1'A0. 'li i'E iirtr'ma thell ?nen1 eWxclar-c, * oc hfl - l ali h'l At1011 hava ticen ...

... I?'NJUJliES '10 RAILWAY ,SEiVANTS. I X I I I a : . I . _- - .- . - I act The Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants has rity prepared the lollowing bill dealing- with the question oi that compensation to workman for injuries:- con- Draft of a Bill to Extend and Regulate the Liability oi e of Employers to Make Compensation for Personal r of Injuries suffered by Persons in their Service. r the ...

... I THE BISnOPS AND THE AFGHAN DEBATE. f I 0( a 1? ile J ynalishJ TnId?,d1niv (-roen f0ic Jng~iie bidependent.) if What will the bishops do ? This question was pro. a bablv in many miinds as the recent debate in the House of d Lords was coming on.- The question has now been *answered, but, in a manner that we cannot re. keril ao satisfactory. Wbeu the division list was pub.- beilled, it wasi ...

... 10 THE EDITORS OF TRE LEEDS MERCURY. Gm.rTLEa1N,-If you will kindly allow, the importance of the subject shall he my apology for troubling you with a few thoughts on the above-named topic. Iread with pleasure and interest the letter from Mr. G. F. Armstrong of the l2th inst. I can endorse nearly all the arguments he advances, especially that treating upon the efficiency of masters, managers, ...

... I1 ORPNEC (BY, P G R. PG ,) Loxroox, Friday;. Although the Whips on both' sides of the House had to-day isued* oaf strong -appea[ 'to their respective supporters. .to be in their. places to-night, as a-division wouldta1ke 'place,' there- was lnevertheless the greatest d6ubt whether' te debate would really terminate this 6veping. The early appearance of Sir Wm. Hi couit, who rose se6ond ...

... 'IC) 'T.TR. RnT'T12Rl few sired, .XvmlQ ?? m TO THE EDITORS OF THE LEEDS MERCUUIY. tl Le GENTLLiL,-I have no intention of going back from ti er my engagement not again to ask your pormissio4,to con- Ol tinue the diacusion of those purely tecisnical rnd iuci- I dental questione that have been specially referred to by a Y, some of yoar corraespondeuts in connectiou with my lotter' m Le, oi the ...

... LOCAL AND GENERAL Comfrssioa or TUE TRACE FOR T1HE 'IS? C ?? 3followving in3aliet ofgetitilemeis whose l~nausea bays recently lusen added to the Commission of the Peace' for thle West Riding biy the Lord Chancellor ,on the recomniendation of tho Lord Lieutenant (Earl Pita- ti williamr) :-Mr.'Thomnas Henry Morris, Thle Lodge, near P Halifax; Mr. William Edwards Hirst, Laeslles Hall1, ...