... Y RHYFEL. YN N GWL AD ZUL., GORTHEECHIAD MJAWR AR Y MILWYR PRYDEINIG -ADRAN WEDI EI LJLWYR DDINYSTRIO-GYNATJ A CIIAD.FODDION WEDI EU HIATTAFAELUT GAN Y ZULU* IAID-PELLEBRUT AM ADGY.FNERTEIION -CYN(GROR O'R WEINYDDIAEBTII-MIL. WYR I'W HANFON ALLA.N YN DDIOED- Y GOR;C31FYGIAD MWV~AF A GAFODD PRYDAIIN ER YR ENOILIAD 0 CAKBUL. AR sail telegram a dderbyniasomn o'r Uetatral Press, crybwyllasom yn ...

... Yt TfRYCHINEB YE ZU 1'L'TJLAND| DE8BYNIWYD newydldien e Bearhynb Gobaith Da yn cadarnhau y telegram brawychua a ymddangoscdd ya1 mhlith ein nowyddion di- weddaf yr wythnos o'r blaon, am yr trychineb y ojfartfddedd ein milwyr ag of yn Zul~ulad, ae yR rhoddi ehwaneg o f'anylion yn mherthl- ynae iddo. Cyn rhoddi disgrifiad o hoen, hwyrach y dylem ddyweyd gair ynghyloh an- sawdd y wiad. Ei ...

... P?RMASSUS. ?. Y2?Hea jVr. Tyr' cac4o?a.dZj. Y mae ICIiVI. ?law? o llae1e?&8au, fel nob dyn i?ia?ac arall ?n ition yr ).egl. ? w?'x ?rnV&d?g a ?? ?n ?eno*d, aowedIhV1?Y'.Yi1 eldi cei41?, :yn gofyn 'Mn' 'adel'Zi fl'. Elahmed?!Wl .yi amlwg y*? aid ?d1do1I ?? n?u hi arn1?dd, cbd SddOIS 'di. Dy d??ch hefyd or In mh?b gWted?' Ac, ?? teddyliwoh, aemiddylech ahVI. n'a nab' arail, ?ouge1 io 'at ...

... Y RHtYFEL YN ZULULAND. DERBYrnWYD riewyddion o faes y rhyfel yn Zululsnd i fyny htyd y29aino'rmisdiweddaf, saith niwrnod ar 21 y trychineb yn Isandula; ac y mae yn dda genym aila chwanegu en hod ya fwy ealonogol nag yr oeddid yn disgwyl. Gellir cymmeryd y ffnith lion, nad ydynt yn gwncyd un crybwyfliad am sgwedd y bobl dduon yn nhrefedigaeth Natal, fel arwydd dda, ac fel prawf na raid i'r ...

... DARLITH GAN TANYMAIIAN AR GERDDORIAETH. Nos Fawrtb, Ionawr 28aiv, traddododd y Pencerdd o Danymnarian ei ddarlith odidogar 'Gerddoriaetb,' i gynnulleidfa liosog yn nghapel Rhyw I1, addoldy y Alethodictiaid Calfinaidd yn y lie uchod. Hye- ba sasid ar y tooynan a'r papurleni mai yn Phila elelia, eapel yr Annibynwyr, y traddodid y ddar. lith; oad deallwyd cyn noson y cyfarfad fed nlfer y rhai a ...

... of Ouar'oian. DSN sir-T Published every FRIDAY at the Office, VALE-HVSEET, and sold at the shops of MESSRS J. DA.TIES and W. A. No IT, and at the Bookstall ai Sta-.Iion.-RUTHI-,T At the shops of MESSRS LTJOYD, and GSKSN.—ST. ASAPH At the thcp of MR CHARLES HUGHES. ...

... Dissolution of Partnership. Newton. Keates. and Co., Liverpool and St. Helens Lancashire, and Holywell, Flintshire, copper smelters, manufacturers, and merchants as regards J. F. Allen. Thomas Jones and Co., Llanidloes, woollen manufac- turers and merchants ...

... THE BURIALS BILL. ] The House was occupied on Wednesday afternoon in discussing the Burials Queston. There were four Bills on the paper for a second reading, brought in by Mr. Balfour, Mr. O. Morgan. Mr. Marten and Mr. W. Egerton and. in moving the second reading of the first, ( the Burial Law Amendment Bill, Mr. Balfour proposed to enact that any churchyard or part of a churchyard j acquired ...

... COUNTY MAGISTRATES COURT. MONCAT.Before the Rev. the Warden, Meswt. Robert Biezard, ann J. F. Jetse. SOMCITOI'fi FEES. JosefJ. Edicards, of Borthyn, was t-ummoned Elixabetb Williams ol Llanfair fer the support of hex and an order for 3s. weekly was made. A long contention ensued as to whether the advocate's fee allowed should be £1 k or only 10s (id. Mr Roberts and the Bench wished 10s (id to ...

... HAWARDEN. PRIZE DISTRIBUTION.—The prizes won by the 2nd Flintshire (Hiwarden) volunteers, in the vari- ous contests during the year, were presented to the successful competitors by Mrs. Gladstone on Mon- day night, in the Hawarden boys' school. ...

... RHOSLLANERCHRUGOG. AN EXAMPLE OF HONESTY.—On Tuesday evening last, as a little girl named Elizabeth Parry, of Aberderfyn, a scholar attending the National School, was going home after four o'clock, she fortunately picked up a sovereign close to the Head, Hill-street. She at once proceeded to the poiice-atiitioB, and gave it to Sergeant Vaughan. The next morning rhe newt; of the child having ...

... (imral nfllligtntt. The banking firm of Vivian, Grylls, Kendall inid Co., trading as. the Union Bank of Helston, stopped payment on Tuesday, with liabilities estimated at £1;35,\)4)0. Stephen Gambril], agricultural labourer, was executed in Ma;dstone gad on Tuesday looming for the murder of a young fanner named Arthur Giliow, at Woodnes- borough. A young man named Cheale raordered his child, ...