... HWYR DDIFYRION, gan Watcyn Wyn, yn awr yn barod, prisswllt. Yn cynwys darnau bardclonol amrywiol eu hyd, eu mydr, a'u hansawdd, yn y mesur caeth a rhydd, ac o duedil foesol a difvr. Cynwysa hefyd Awdl ar Y Llong.—1). Agraffydd a Chy- hoeddwr, Abertawy. ...

... Of GUARWAMS.—A meeting of this body was held at the workhouse on Wednesday, when there were PreiJent-Meøars W. F. Roch (chair- man), J. F. Fisher, G. L. Owen, Chas. Mathias, M. L1. Owen, T. J. White, Geo. Phillips, Jw. George, Wm. Thomas, J. Bevaua, E. Vaugban, lao. Mathias, Jno. Syme, Dr. Griffiths, the Revs. F. Foster and T. G. Mortimer, Mr Llewellyn, Mr Lewis, Mr Roberts of Nolton, and Mr ...

... RHONDDA VALLEY. YSTRAD PchiJCK-couKT.—On Monday—before Mr Owjlym Wii!i ...

... PRESENTATION AT SWANSEA. I'10 Swansea horoijgh polioe-com-t, on «ay, the Mayor of Swansea (Alderman Daniel), nig on behalf of the Swedish and Norwegias 'o\cinnieiit, .ire-^nted Captain Cowls, of tb« utisn vessel 1'orest fY.iry, with a binocular R ass, in recognition of his gallant conduct on tb ...

... FUNERAL OF M. GAMBETTA. PARIS, Saturday.—From an early hour this morning Paris presented a very animated ap- pearance. Flags hung with crape were every- where displayed from the windows of the houses, and delegations from all parts of the city were seen wending their way to the Palais Bourbon. The troops were massed between the Palace and the Esplanade of the Invali- des. The colonnade of the ...

... STRONG LANGUAGE IN COURT. At the Liverpool Police-court on Wednesday, a witness said at first that he never saw some stolen lead before seeing it in court, but subsequently admitted that he had previously seen it in the detective office. Whereupon Dr. Commins, M.P., who represented the defendant, threw down his brief and called the witness a lying scoundrel.—Mr Marks, the prosecuting ...

... ,r T. CARDm.\ MR J. D BUHHKLL.—T;,E unfavourable symp- toms that began to develop themselves ,„ore pai.icu ailv on Wednesday, continue, and his 'K-v attulldi'»t egards hia condition as critical. Chrishn^T?'1 zoning the L, hi is tm a. .loo got up i,y the exertions of Dr. oliten came off with the usual success. Two trees had been provided, and placed in the boys' and o ^w.^ l 'T-' H,,d wera ...

... SWANSEA PILOTAGE. In the House of Commons, on Wednesday, an Order in Council, confirming certain bye-laws made by the Swansea Harbour Trustees, relating to pilotage within their jurisdiction, was pre- sented, in accordance with the act, and ordered to lie on the table. ...

... 'i i KNOW There is not the slightest donbt; that there is a sibility of restoring and beauti- ying the hair. The greatest chemists tell us so. and modern proof has been offered in maaj preparations. That there should be one of superior excellence among these may also be admitted, and the best test of that surpassing excel- lence would be the lasting patronage received and fame allowed Mrs S. A ...

... bene. Mr Jernm-'ham s;uv that JJnn or St. Leonards Tower ai, MV)lin,- jn Kent, ittxi the lower of L uidon app;ar .ioue to *nbsi»t m genuine specimens of the, wo.kni uiship of e'eventh century.^ Th.s is a mi-tak,, f„r K,,ciJeS- t £ r OdtfiCUf&l is oy the s&ma urchitec!. ;i.s tfoa lower of London, Bishop liumiuiuli, and ihera'i* g'lod ground for believing that he had also a can*- siderable hand ...

... AT EIN GOHEBWYR. Y mae y rhai caulynol wedi eu dadlwytho yn y yard, ger bon Y Golofn, yn ystod yr wythnos :— Coieg Newydd Caerdydd,—Y Chwi,—Edifeirwch, Y Mab Afradion. Tra yr oeduem yn edrych yn dra difrifol, ond boddhaus, ar y Mab Afradlon, dyma res o duchanwyr yn gofyn am waith, i ddechreu gyda dechreu y flwyddyn, a chyn i ui gael braidd amser i setlo &'r creaduriaid hyn, wele floedd uchel ...

... AN IRISH HUNT-MEETING BOYCOTTED. A meet of the Newry Hunt was announoed to be held at Sbeepbridge on Wednesday, but before the hour fixed a large mob, armed with sticks, collected at the spot, and were addressed by Mr Peter Byrne, of Newry, a member of the National League, who urged them to stop the hunt, as the huntsmen were the men who stopped the League meetings in Newry. When the hunts- ...