... HELY?TION GWLAD Y BANAU. Cyv~ieithias D~dleeuoi D~yffyryn Irfon.-Cynnaliodd y gymdeithaa nohod. el hail gyfardod nos Sadwrn, Cbwefror 15fed, sn Liangammaros,. Testyn y dd~s,,d ydoaiid, Pwy sydd yn mead~u y dyl~anwad mwyaE, y wasgj yute y pwlpnil. Slaradwyd yn ddyniol gan y. dd~t blaid, Dangoswyd dylanwad y wasg :-laf, Dylaawad r llyfrau a argrephir, yn enwedig nofelau, .ar gymdeiltbas. 211, ...

... Th«re seems to be good reason to look forward up of free-trade relations between this country and Roumania, if the right means be taken for turning to account the chances and op- portunities of the time. The Local Government Board have assented to the children of the Banbury Workhouse attending the public elementary schools in the town. All expenditure of £ 5,000 on aewacliools at the Work- ...

... HALF-YEARLY MEETING. The ordinary half-yearly meeting of this com panv was held at the Pad! ing ton Tenuíiui, Loudon, ou Friday, Sir Daniel Gooch, Bart. M.P., in the chair. The report recommending a dividend of 4 pei cent per auaum 011 the ordiuary stock, and thi accounts, were taken as read. The said he need not sav bow deeply they all l t-gretted the continued depressior 1:1 trade iu the ...

... EBBW VALE. ON Tuesday evening, the members of the Debating Society met in the Presbyterian School- room, when Mr Jabez Wall presided, and the following gentlemen de'ivered extempopaneous speeches :—Messrs W. Thomas, E. Evans, G. Stevens, John Davies, W. Rees, and Thomas. Short readmgs were also given by Messrs Chubb, J. W. Wall, and Morris. AN ENTERTAINMENT was given on Wednesday evening. Mr ...

... THE PONTCYSYLLTE IRON COMPANY. The important bankruptcy appeal, re Jones, Hyde, and Mackay, bankrupts, exparte Blease, came on for hearing before the Court of Appeal, consisting of the Master of the Rolls, Lord Justice James, and Lord Justice Bramwell, on Thursday last. Mr. Roxburgh, Q.C., and Mr. E. Cooper Willis (instructed by Mr. Evan Morris, solicitor, Wrexham), appeared for the appellant; ...

... PENSARN, ABERGELE. In another column will be seen an announcement that the Rev. Arthur Mursell (of London) is to preach in the English Presbyterian Chapel to-morrow (Sunday) morning and evening. Mr Mursell will also deliver a lecture on Dr Gutherie and Ragged Schools, at the Town Hall. Abergele, on Tuesday evening. ...

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... HtALPK WITHOUT JttJfeiiCiiii. inconvenience, or upea>e, in dyspepsia, chronic coitaeipotion, .iiIWTIÎOc;&, lrv8us, bi.]lffiS, pulmonary, kidney una liver complaints, tleb¡¡ity, asthma, drvp.r, vesting- iu oid or voting, nausea, restored by It is worth its weight in G-oid.—Dr T.\ Ei.JI¡:,L;K, Surge ...

... BRITON FERRY LIBERAL ASSOCIATION. A general meeting of members of the above association was held on Tuesday evening. at tiie vestry-room ot the English Congregationalists, under the presidency of the Rev. Owen, to discuss matters appertaining to the next local board election ior the parish. The three retiring members are Messrs G. H. Davey (chairman), E. f? Ihomas Jone* the last-named did not ...

... IMPORTANT DECISION. In the High Court of Justice, Common Pleas Division, on Tuesday, the ease of Hanlan v. the London and North-Western Railway Company was again brought forward, it being an action by an agent for collecting debts on commission to re- cover damages for injuries sustained near the Dowlais station. The action was tried before Mr Justice Manisty at the Monmouth assizes, where a ...

... When the great COLBERT asked the French merchants, ono hundred aud fifty years ago. how he could best promote commerce, th ...

... At the Chester police-court, on Tuesday, a powerful fioor-flagger named Robert Hughes was charged with violently assaulting his wife. The prisoner came home to dinner on Monday in drink, and, seizing his wife by the hair, lifted her off her feet and then dashed her heavily to the ground. He then knelt on her, tried to throttle her, and threatened to stick her with a large knife he held in ...