... DYDD SADWRN, ORWEF. 8,1879 BRODOR o ardal Carmel, yn nghymydogaeth Treffynon, oedd y Parch. WILLIAM MORRIS. Yr oedd ei dad yn swyddog yn yr eglwyo hono, ac yn *r call a chadarn yn yr athrawiaetb. y tubwnt i'r rhan fwyaf yn ei ddydd. Galwyd Mr. MORRiS, y mab, hefyd y iaonor yn yr un eglwys, pan nad oeid etoond fled ieuane. Ni bu ond ychydig wedi bhy nes dyfod ya adnabyddus fel g*r isuano ag ...

... Y CYFNEWIDIADAU YN FFRMNC. MAE digwyddiadau y dyddiau diweddaf yn Ffrainc yn ffurfio gwrthgyferbyniad rhyfedd i hanes blaenorol y wlad hono. Mewn cyfwng a ychydig oriau, eymerodd cyfnewidiadau le ag~ oeddynt o ran en pwysigrwydd,,eu sydynzwydd, a'u canlyniadau, yn gwisgo nodweddion y chwyldroadau treisiol sydd mor fynych wedi siglo seiliau cymdeithai yn y wlad, a Ilenwi ei heolydd A gwaed, ac ...

... HYN A'R LLUL. iad Byddaf yn meddwl weithiau mai gorchwyl liy ymwyaf y bobl hyny nad oes ganddynt ddim ilw Iyff- wneyd ond lladd amser, ydyw dyfail y modd a yr effeithiolaf i wneyd hyny, -yn enwedig y rhai ster hyny ag y mae Ilygad y cyboedd ar eu hysgog. I iadau. Onid oes rhywbeth yn arwyddocal iaw0 lod- pan weiwvn grybwylliad fod y y Frenhines a'r aisio Dywysoges Beatrice wedi cerdded allan ...

... Y CY-LCHi WYTRNOSOL GAN MERLLYN. Bu dirprwyaeth ?? y Trysor- lys yn ddiweddar, er erfyn ei ystyriaeth at bwnc y myglys. Addawodd Syr S. Northcote edrych i'r peth. Ond or holl gwynion a thyst- iolaethau y Meistri Cope, Wills, &C., ofnaf na fuont yn ddigon cryf i ddwyn y Canghellydd i'w canlyn. Odofynai y gwneuthurwyr hyn am ostyngiad yn nhreth y myglys ar ran ac elw y gweithiwr. Tybed fod ...

... ACHOS GALARUS 0 WENWYNADI YN MANGOR. Brawycbwyd trigolion Upper Bangor a'r gym- ydogaeth nos Iaa diweddaf, trwy y newydd fod Miss Jane Davies, 7, Brynteg-terrace, yn dioddef oddiwrth effeithiau gwenwyn mewn canlyniad i'r hyn y bu farw am chwarter i un o'r gloch borea ddydd Gwener. Yr oedd yr ymadawedig, yr hon L oedd yn. 53ain mlwydd oed, yn ferch i'r diweddar M Mr Morris Davies, yr emynydd ...

... ?? rfit nan' o uoiaxn1. ?? - ?? ?? ?? Exclusive arrangemeats, as will be seen from the announcement in the first column of Page 1, have been made for t the reception of the now famous six- penny advertisements of the Freeman's I Journal at Post-offices. i THn Report of Savings in Ireland for the year 1878 has been submitted to the Lord Lieutenant, and is an interesting and impor- tant State ...

... ?? A.SS.1WIBLIN{G OF I PARLIAMENT. I .(Vyreetman Special Wire and: Ordinary Telegraph.) S S B1)0tSE OF LORDS-YESTERDAY. & The LORD, CHANCELiOR took his seat at five il o'clock. c THE ZULU WAR. g Lord TRURO gave notice that next week he ti should ask whether application was at any. time a made by the civil or military authorities at the t Cape for additional military forces, and what rein- u ...

... PARLIAMENTTARY DIN-NEIRS. The Earl of Beaconsfield gave a Parliamentary dinner - > .A+- Vn- h AG ?? .. {\t . 1.4 G ?? Hera csenht I The Earl of Beaconsfield gave a Parliamentary dinneu last evenlng at the Foreign office. Tniere were presenA the Dute of Camubridge, K.G., the Lord Cbancellor, Le t Duke of RTdhmoud aui Gordon, KG., tse Duke oA Northumberland. the Dule of >;oriolk, the Duke op ...

... a* The liquidators of the West of Enelanrd Bank intend 1e to make a first call during the next fortnight of £10 per n ct share, £5 ?? it once and £ 5 in June. The depositors it to will be paid Gs. Sd. in the pound in Maroh. n to t The first statutory meeting of the creditors of n or WIlliam Asxin, farmer, Brierley, near Barnslo, was held t gs at the offices or fr. Rideal, solicitur, vesterday. ...

... Oxford Licensed Victuallers and Beer-l I House-Keepers' Association. Lio~n' The annual dinner olf this Association took place on tube Tuesday evening, in the Town Hall, under the presidency and Of* A. W. Hall, Esq., M.P. The company numbered )i of nearly 300, and included the Rev. WV. West, Justices G. itted Ward and Calcutt, Councillors XV. Evetto, J1. H1. Turner, and Greenw~ood, T. Mallam, ...

... w to Zroul slid M' trid IIto. -a-- NEWCASTLE. Tue last subscription ball of the present season at the Assembly Rooms, took place on Tuesday night. The music was supplied by MIr J. H. Alners' band. On Monday night, a very successful concert was given in tie Church Institute, Percy Street in connec- tlon with the Grace Darling Life Boat Lodge of Good 'Templars. IKE5WcASTLE HIGHLAND SOCIETY. ...

... gs ml -?wovtb allil A?-Otto. NOTES. SPFERNATURAL RTEENOVENA. In 'Wright's history of Hexham we find the follo-wing allusion to the skull of Sir John Fenwick, who died fighting at the battle of Marston Moor: His shalll, w-hich was broken in the same place with the helmet [which is pre- served in the Abbey Church] is still kept at the Manor Office. Concerning ?? shill, its power of motion and ...