... i (6u1tua. DYDD SADWRN, IONA WR 1, 1881. Y MAE bellach ddeng mlynedd Ilawn er pan y a mae y Ddeddf Addysg mewn grym yn Lloegr a e Chymru. Y mae tymor ei gweitbrediad wedi r bod eisees yn ddigon maith i ddangoe Ilawer o'i E heffaitbiau, ond nid yn ddigon maith i ddwyn r i'r golwg ei holl ffrwythau daionus. Llafurio e y tir a han yr had gydag addysg elfenol y bu- t wyd ya ben&E yn y blynyddoedd ...

... j~twbbion QTpffrtbimoI. T - e Ymddiswyddodd Mr. Arthur Wellesley Peel, A.S. Idros Warwick, o'r swydd o is-yogrifenydd y Swyddfs IGartrefol, oberwydd aflechyd. Achoswyd difrod a cholledion mawrion gan lifogydd . mewn gwahanol ranau o Belgium, yr wythnoo ddi. s weddaf. Yn Huy, yr oedd y dwfr wedi gorchuddio ] rhanau helaeth o'r dref, a gorfodwyd i gyhoeddwyr un I o'r neowyddiadaron pmysicaf ...

... tht W. H. F. Go- Seasonable, no doabt, hutpehs 3001 superfluous the R~c savtiU. --iNo Lawbreaker, ' G jot Cheeur, 'ing ?? R. W., and Guspiirt. t. per- ,ard ST. J 0i' IES, Putt ?? LIA. Ave Sen-Will )our correspoudenis who to strenuously f i~ Ir, obj ct to th, i'CL that thb' Re-v. J3. Knapp should exerciseo this hi's du ties as- ?? u istee of Sit. John's. es rL-L the loll' i~fg r.ed, ...

... MINERS AND ARBITRATION. The Hoyland Silkitone miners, to the namber of some hundreds, have come oat on strike against a reduction. The men referred their dispute to arbitration, and will not now accept the umpire's award. THE YELLOW FEVER INf ST. LOUIS.-HEAVY MORTALITY. From further information received respecting the ont- breat of yellow fever at St, Louis, Senegal, it appears that seventeen ...

... Effid obtniaql? otwd. TIlE EXPEDITION AGAINST THE TURKOMANS-SEVERE FIGHTING. The special correspondent of the Daily News telegraphs from Derguez on December 20 :-A courier from Askabad brings news of severe fighting near Geok Tepe. The losses were heavy on both sides. The Russians withdrew a ,hoit distance. Decisive fighting is expected soon. The Standard publishes a telegram from St. ...

... CANTON WANDERERS V. STAR (ROATH. )-On Christmas day these teams played a match on the ground of the latter, play commencing at 11.30 a.m. Both clubs were well represented. During the first half of the game the Wanderers, p'aying^with the wind in their favour, had it almost their own way, and when hal-time was called they had scored t. o g, als (kicked by Kedzlie), and two touch downs in self ...

... MIS'S WALLIS IN EDINBURGH. JUtigTi-Ili was evidenit thht thre popular fragcodienni; hadl i-tot nothing cjqhor or tire frool trees or or tire power which from thle trrsthiave lot. torew nA[crest. tri her acting. '[hoe charm of sperrtareity was pci 'tailly i iutal dO. (t ft it [oat every in tonation of thc synips- ?? V01,t C00:5 1'LtrilOf ura efutl arid pi~frrou re tugesture, welirt to QAaIFpleC ...

... In view of the forthcoming election of members for the Cardiff School Board, it will be of interest to our readers to recall the chief features of the career of the Board during the six years it has existed in this town. Immediately after the passing of the Education Act, in December, 1870, the Nonconformists held a public meeting, to con- sider the question of education for the masses, at ...

... THE LOSS OF THE S.S.TSTIH PONA. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY AT CARDIFF. THE YENTILATION OF COAL-LADEN j VESSELS. A Board of Trade inquiry into the Joss of the s.s. iiidtepona was commence in the jjrand jury-room °J \l*10 own -hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday, before Alderman Alexander, Dr. Paine, and Admiral P:ckeD and t'fiptaia Parfett, as nautical assessers. i w 1 aldron appeared on behalf of the ...

... ( l r.; c .A v'.i-l '■ VT i i f S.'t- LOOAIfc.. d. VVOLOM WIK SH€>OTI» ...

... THE LOSS OF THE 8.8. ESTE- PONA. BOARD OF TRADE INQUIRY AT CARDIFF. The inquiry by direction of the Board of Trade, into the circumstances attending the loss of the ss Estepona, was resumed at the Town Hall, Cardiff, on Thursday, before Mr Aldermau Alex- ander and Dr. Paine, assisted by Admiral Pickard and Cautain Parfett, as nautical assessors. Mr Waldron again appeared for the Board of Trade ...

... COLD WEATHHIFIIW YORK. The New York Times of the 11th ins^ says :— A bitter cold day was yesterday—the coldest of the season thus far, and an earnest of the hard winter which Vennor and his weather prophets have predicted. The New Yorkers, and particu- larly to the thousands whose business kept them more or less in the open air, it was a day of ex- treme discomfort. The crowds who travelled ...