... B ALA. DICHON nabhyddai yn annerbyniol genych i gael gair ?? helyntien y lle hiwn y dyddiau hyn. Yr hyn sydd yn cynnhyrfu trigolion y lie yn awr ydyw gweithrediadau y Sacoxo PEACL. Clywais rai yn ei alw y fDick Turpin Cymreig ; ac eraill hefyd yn ei alw yn Coch Bach Llanfair ; ond tybiwyf fod Peace yr Ail yn well, o blegid y mae ei weithrediadau yn debycach i eiddo hwaw. John Jones ...

... CYMMANFA BEDYDDWR DINBYCH, F~FLINT, A MERIUON. CYNNA.UwYD y cyfarfod hanner blynyddol uchod yn j Fforddlas, Llanantiffraid, ar y dyddian Mawrth a Mercher, yr 2il a'r 3ydd oyfisol. Am saith o'r gloch yn yr hwyr y dydd cyntif, darllen. odd a gweddiodd Mr. Jonathan Jonee, Ffeatiniog; a phregethodd y Parohn. J. Williams. Birkenhead; a T. Thomas, Dinbyoh. Am ddeg, yr ail ddydd, cyfarfyddodd ...

... Y BECH G0-YIN CAETTI: NEU ANTURIAETHAU YN Y DIFFAEETHWCa MAWR. PEANoD XXII. - Y claddea Yn fyw, a'r Waredig. aelh. TRA yr oedd y ddaa gaethlwas du yn cloddio y pwll y cyfeiriwyd ato y bennod o'r blaen, galwodd Golah ar y ddau wyliedydd ato, a dywedodd ryw beth wrthynt yn ddistaw ?? myned yn mlaen or y daitb. Ychydig funydau oedd yn angenrheidiol i wneyd pwll cryn bedair troedfedd o ddyfnder yn ...

... IGYDA'R ARWR YN T GOGLEDD. WETa gwrr, aid oes neb o'n darllenwyr yu disgwyl i nl, mewn newyddiadur wythnosol, i roddi ad roddiad manwl a chyflawn o'r gyfres o areithian godidog a draddodwyd gaa y Gwir Aurbydeddus William Ewart Gladstone, A s., yr vythnes ddiw- eddaf, fel yagoeisydd am gynrinryhiolaeth swydd Midlothian yn yr Yagotland. Yr oll, ni a debygem, y gellir yu rhesymol el ddisgwyl oddi ...

... GENEDI GAET AU.- EDWvAiD5-Rhigfyr 6 ...

... 0OABcKvnwn ME7 oDrST BAND OF Hops. -The monthly lecture was delivered in the Methodist , Schoolroom on Friday evening, 19th instant, to a l large audience, by Mr. JohnPyprr, Belfasti subjeot: sual Alcohol a Poison, illustrated by coloured d-aw- rival frogs showing ito notion on the humanstomach, The I lecturer spoke for two hours, and his admirable lec, Go turn was l tetned to throu~ghout ...

... DUBLIN UNIVBSIRTY. PRESENTAT10D1' TO BURIG EON-MAJOR REYNOLDS.' [FROM OUR S'ZOIAL nEPORTMR.] PVnuNm, WEDNEsDAY.-T o.day, the University Caput, conslsting of Arotdeacon Kyle, Pro Vice- Chanceller, the Provost, and Rev, Mr. Barlow, Senior Master, non-regenet, nat In the Eiamrtnation. Hall, Trinity College, for the purpose of conferring degrees, with the assistance of the Rev. J. A. Oalbralth, ...

... [YrRoX oU1 GBRMAN OOiSMONDE O D I TIaRs5 are ettuggla% enough going on within the so, called Holy Russia. The most remarkable, how b ever, Is that which may now be s eaid to rage be o tween the Czar end a great many of his subjeots. These demand liberty, and he serem determined to jefuse It There was a report thet on his return from Livadla there would be a great consultation, the result of ...

... IMPROVEXENTS .IN BALLYMAO4ARRUTT AND: MOUXTPOTTi64kr DIS,,TtICTJS, As much of the evidence given before the late Municipll Boundaries Commission had particular referenee to these loalliblee, It ,may not We out of placc to refer rleiiy 'to th ?? pe itl n, and to the Improx'ements which have been earned on for tbh past fewv yeuj. The County Down- aide tw the river within ,thOe pa~s,fontb yeA ...

... r[BY THLuGRAPHE.] MB. ORR EWING, M.P., speaking at Dumbarton Ilast night, said the Liberals intended to raise the I land and Church ?? questions as party orles at the next election, He was prepared . to go the length of Mr. Grant Duff in dealing with land. It veated rights were adhered to, the Church of Sootland was willing to share hert emoluments; and It was not improbable, If tbey despoiled ...

... Tm».-TVe yooag men, aamed William Whiteh»u~ „» od^ Ha « fc Stereo, were remitted (rem the Police Court to the Sheriff the of baviaf, on Saturday evening, nine DAire braoee from in Mom Stmt occupied by Bobertna 4 Son. Aasault. —At the Sheriff Court ymterday, James Martin pleaded not guilty John Naill on the November in a house New flmithilla Street with a ham knife aimiinr weapon. John Neili, ...

... presiding. There were only six applications lor relief submitted to tbe meeting. Four of Uie applicant* were offered admiaaion the Combiaiatiou Poorbouae, Dumbarton; one went into the House, three declined to go in. The other two were granted temporary outdoor relief. The annual grant of clothing was made to the outdoor registered poor, amounting this season to upwards Toe Chairman read ...