... - A- -I . GRSEAT NVETERN 'AILWAX (NO. 1) BILL. Notice of third reading; of this Bill in the House of Lords has been given for to-day (1onday). The Great Western Line steamer Arragon, from Now York, arrived at Avonmouth Dock on Saturday evenim . The Gloucester City, of the Bristol City Line of steamers, arrived at Portishead Dock on Friday from bulina. D1WNED.-The body of Samuel Troze, a ...

... gaudouiata. - Y LLYTHY1R. LYTHYR glan dy wasanaeth-yw nesu Ynysoedd at dalaeth; I ddwyn ffawd newyddion ffraeth ! A siarad negeswriaeth Hael foddion ddaeth celfyddyd-yw Ilythyr I Er liwytho 'r meddyl-fyd; Dyfalas o gariad hefyd I I gario taich geiriau byd. Llanb9Ynfmai 2. DYFFRYNOG. PA LE MAE'R EIRA LLYNEDD. (But where are the Mnows of yester ?? PA le mae 'r eira glhn yn awr A welsom yma 'n ...

... FaTobuldoffid gT Wgthoof I Y Fasnach Yd am yr Wythnos. YR ydys ya parhau i dderbyn adroddiadau ffafriol o bob cyfeiriad. Parheir i gredu y ceir cnwd tor- eithiog; ac o0 na ddigwydd rhywbeth adfydus, bydd gobaith yr amaethwr eleni yn bur sicr o gael ei sylweddoli. Y mae y cynhauaf gwair eisoes wedi ei ddechreu mewn rhai manau; ond nid ydyw n ymddangos ei fod yn mhob man yn gawd trwm. 0 Rwssia, ...

... ?? anhawdd i'w esbonio yn foddbaol, fe addefa pawb, ydyw eyflwr presennol yr Ynys Werdd. Pa beth ydyw y gwir achos o'r anghys- ur a'r annhrefa sydd yno ? A ydyw yc bossibi olrbain y 'dyfroedd blinder' sydd yn gorchuddio y wlad fel dylif i'w tarddiad ? Yn mha le y mae ffynnonell y drwg, ac a ydyw yn bossibl ei iachau ? Ar hyd y canrifoedd, nid oes ond adfyd yu ffyau yno, nes ydyw yr enw ...

... BULL-FIGHTING IN NTIM. nml TO il E3Irox 05' TH DAnY =W. Sm &n,-As an inhabitant of the Departement du 'no Gard, of which Nimes is the capital, I must ask to be of allowed to protest against the strong terms os the ke desoription your Marseilles correspondent gives of us in d your issue of to-day, that of being ?? brntalised and 1D- Eb human, more especially with regard to bull-figbting. H Of ...

... LONDO-AY, TUESDAY, June 0. In the House of Lords last evening E'arl Granville, in reply to the Marquis of Salisbury, stated that while the Sultan does not think it necessary that a confcrence on the alffirs of Egypt should be held, lie had no hesitatiod in saying that his Imperial Majesty had not re- fused hV' assent. It was entirely untrue that Lord Dufferin had recommended her Majesty's ...

... I enta1 Ans. . In our last week's article on Mr. Keene's exhibition of paintings, Miss Mather, an exhibitor, was stated to be of 1 the tittoxeter-road. It should have been Tudor Lodge, Ashborne-road. The Queen's Birthday parade of the Ist D.R.V. took place on Saturday. After the royal salute three cheers were given for the Queen, Lieut-Col. Evans leading off. Sir Henry Wilmot witnessed the ...

... AC\N A( . [E I)RAMAT'IC ',IC[r FUij. Mo THES LIUR i fui TIIIS ElA. Shi,-T feel t;omiider:sblc regret that I shouldl tired myself ?? all in ?? to Mir Henry Betty, a gentlellman for whomn I entertain a high Cstecim. Ills amiiable qua lities and benevolent disposition are as keenly appreciated by myself as by the society that Ian heici tuefoittate enough to secure him for vico-presidcnt. ...

... | IIOTAL IRISH CONSTAfULARY. TO THE EDITOR OF TEE FmaEt,. SIE-I shall feel very thankful if vol will kindly insert in an early issue of the ' F'&ernmlln's Journal a few remarks regar'ing ?? rew ii i the Government have in contemplation to give to the men of the R. I. Constabulary, to ?? thern for their outlay during the past three year6. Officers of the force are endeavouring to make tl . ...

... 14 lTHE1 HE;ARTLESS SWINDLE ON TH'E1 aI- Att'!rOIS FUND. l At the Commission Court yesterday, the Lor Chief Baron presiding, John Clampett and Joseph Keegan, two sbabbili~.dreembd men of the shabby- genteel class, were ihdicted7 for obtainig several 'sumS of money at ;dferent;establishmcutso the city, by falscly ~ndfsudolently representing that they 'hid be& 'uahoriseda by Mr. Lowrey, pro- ...

... THE COLLEEGE iACES. TO ?? EDITOR OF TaE PREmA4. I Trmity Col ege June ). .tr-The members of th, ?? Athleiiic u should certain be gratefl to the Press for ;L5 tattermng encomiums passed upon the perfor- tcanc- of yc-terdaay, and which 'o must rather' . ribe to the geinerosity prompted by a holspitable 5 4e1si0 than to our putr efforts. Oa' cours-, the o eu.. of y sterekay could not h._ expected ...

... TIHE EGYPTIAN CRISIS. DESPATCH OF MORE 0 :e BRITISH IRONCLADS. y - THREAT TO BLOCK THE, d SUEZ CANAL. 0 THE CABINET COUNCIL. ., ALEXAND1RIA, WEDNESDAY. Five British war vessels left Suda Bay on f tfiiouday night for Alexandtria with sealed ordera. 3 They are expeoted to arrive here to-morrow. COYSTANrINOPLr., TuoiD.AY. The Porte is stated to be opposed to the despatch of Turkish war vessels to ...