... Y GWRTHGILIWR Hwn heria bob cvnghorion—daionus, Dyna gais ei galon Mae'n sarhau mynwes yr Ion, A'r Iesu inys ymryson. Cwertha grefydd gan ei rthod,-ui fysa Dduw'n ei Fab yn gymod; Ac i'r nef fe'i ceir yn Digofaint llidiog gafod. Crafu a drygu erelydd-a rhwygo Yr eglwys mae beunydd Eangu bai n anheilwng bydd A gwada ei Greawdyad. Llansamlet. D. W. DAVUS, ...

... Dymunir i'n gohebwyr Gymreig gyfeirio eu goheb- iaethau, Ilyfrau i'w hadolygu, &c., fel y canlyn: Dctfydd Morganwg, Morganwg House, IAanfwit- Met, Cardiff, ...

... SERIOUS CARRIAGE ACCI- DENT AT USK. As Mrs McDonnel and daughter (wife of Col. McDonnel, of Plas Newydd), and Miss Daly, her sister, were returning from a drive on Thursday afternoon, when passing under the railway bridge crossing the Abergavenny-road, the horse, a very spirited animal, took fright and galloped at a headlong speed in the direction of the town. Many people were on the road ...

... POLICE-COURT PROCEEDINGS. At the Penarth petty sessions on Monday—be- fore Mr J. S. Corbett, Mr J. Ware, and Mr Geo. Fisher—John Williams, a haulier, and Sophia Williams, his wife, Maughan-street, Penarth Henry Huntley, grocer William Henry Baggott, bootmaker; and George Searle, hobbling pilot, were all charged with assaulting Henry Harcomb and Henry Beachv, two county-court bailiffs. Mr Bnsor ...

... CARDIFF RIFLE CLUB. On Saturday afternoon a handicap took place at the East Moors Range; conditions, Wimbledon, seven rounds at each ranKe. The weather was cold. Rain and a strong head wind made shoot- ing very difficult. There were only seven com- petitors. I Points 200 600 600 allowed. Total M. Gotterill 223 25 17 — 64 223 25 17 — M Sergeant Benjamin 15-22 26 — Sergeant Nccthercott 22 22 15 2 59 ...

... MONMOUTH. BOROUGH POLICE.—Thursdav, before Messrs G. P. Tippins (mayor), Geo. Griffin Griffin, T. W. Oakley, and Thos. James. ROBBERY RY A FARMER'S SON.—Herbert Lewis, son of a farmer and threshing machine proprietor, of Trelleck, was charged with stealing half a sovereign from the till in the bar of the Angel Hotel, the property of Phillip Doddridge Maddox, the landlord, on Tuesday. It ...

... Mr SEXTON (H.R., Sligo), who founded his remarks on the expenditure of the Chief Secre- tary's office, read a telegram from Mr Pamell, stating that if he and the other members were permitted to do so they would come to England on parole in order to give their votes on Thursday night, and then return immediately to Kilmain- ham. These gentlemen did not even ask to be permitted to speak. They ...

... THE terrible revelations which Dr. LAMSON has bequeathed as a dying gift to those who survive him cannot fail to pro- duce a deep impression on the minds of all those who have read them. They Nearly prove what has frequently been asserted, if not sufficiently demonstrated, that those who habituate themselves to the as9 of anodynes and narcotics do so at a rist which may be ^easily underrated. ...

... PAINFUL SCENE IN CHESTER ASSIZE COURT. Edward Murray, a factory operative, 17 years of age, was found guilty of having criminally assaulted a girl ten years of age, named Ann Buckley, who lives with her parents at Hyde, on the 25th January. The prisoner became very excited when the verdict was announced, and in tremulous tones pleaded for mercy. He bad been an orphan for 14 years, and had ...

... THE PERJURY CASE AT SWANSEA. At Swansea borough police-court on Thursday, before the Stipendiary, the Mayor, and Mr Par- minter, Henry Lewis Matthias, Morriston, was charged on an adjourned summons with having committed wilful and corrupt perjury on the lltli inst. The alleged perjury consisted in the defen- dant, a surgeon's assistant, having sworn in a police court case that he was a medical ...

... SOUTH WALES ASSIZES. Mr Justice Chitty arrived at the London w* North Western Railway station, Swansea, at 3.2 from Chester, on Thursday. His lordship W* met by the High Sheriff of Glamorganshire (joj Joseph Spearman), and the chaplain (the Rev. Squire), and the under-sheriff (Mr Martin Seal* Ereceded by a contingent of the county const ulary, under the command ofMrSupt. Howled his lordship ...

... At Salford on Wednesday, WilUam Hardicker, late secretary of the Preston branch of the Amal- gamated Society of Carpenters and Joiners, re- ceived iour months' imprisonment for embezzle- ment. ...