... SPIRIT' F THE WELSH PRESS. [ BY'. G*ILIEDYDD.] The January number of tre Gsnaien is the sub- ject of friendly criticism in most of the Welsh papers. The Gehiiea is a quarterly magazine~pub- lished at Carnarvon, add edited by 'i'aonydd. It has on its list OF contributors nearly nll the lead- ing literary 'men of the Principality. The chief articles oF interest in the present nnrmber are ...

... I SPIRIT O THE WELSH PRSS. ike By GnWEDYD. Bef at.F Nearly aU the Welsh newspapers review the past (Befo eirs year. It is done after the manner of the English Won Bed press, and the remarks refer mainly to matters John Dc nal political. Al] the papers are Radical except the and Job em Giealia and the Van, and all unite in unmeasured charged are ciously ne. praise of Mr. GCladstone and the ...

... CORtRESPONDENQE. 5'*Alcorrasppndeats must written on ?? of the con' paperonly, ortieir lecterswci'berejected. - ' jafte Weceanno; ?? Rayletter unless the writersends be . his HREAL N(AMx AtD ADRIC9, noft neceisarlly for pub- via licAtOl, but as a Guaranitee of good faith. The Vditor canot cndertake to rscr4n rejected corn- wai municatlons under anyclreurmistssie . nat' *nee . . . - . . lonl ...

... STUPID HOAX ON AfYOUNG WOMAN. l ?? ht FA.TAL COSFSQUIMNCES TO THE GIRL. .rs Mr. William Carter, coroner for East Surrey. held leo an inquest at Camberwell on Monday concerning the death of Martha Jane Dunkley, aged 23 years, unmarried, whu w1s5 discovered dead under mys- terious circuinstances.-Nars. Martha Brewerstated that ?? was a widow, and cvrried on the business of a fancy repository at ...

... '4RGiLWYR : ROY-NQ ;Yoiq, - i,; I , A . . . ,, .. :- No& Fawrt4i diw lAfA srl wyd ayfarbd aldrl mawr gau Arglwydd Richard Grosvenory,1 Weor- chiteor. Jodii ue Htelatwiai jr Ba1dl. fraint yr nn mwyaf chwyldrbadol yn yFioewbtaeup. n1l3a1 0 ndaS: .ypwdjgtiaw. oni iracndawyr a allai ffarfio riyw -yn ad,4= yranah.a5derat mirwrion oadfd .ga -Mr. au}adpos ?? gyvwydidogion- i' w gwynebu er erio y ...

... dd.-Daeth yr hen wyI arferol, ond ei bod wythnoeson gynt eleni, yr oedd ar ddydd Nadolig yn lie dydd Calan, a chawsom d8 a bara brith da rhagorol yn ighapel y Methodistiaid. Gwasasn. aethliwyd gan y boneddigesau a ?? Ellen H ghes,: Hendre; Annie Jones, Tt capel; Catherine Edwatds, Paro; Jane Wynne, Felin new ydd; Jane Jones, Waen; Mary J. Edwards, Ty'n y pistyl; Margaret Jones, Bron Parc; ...

... MoR bell ag y mae y rhyfelgyrch yn y S1udan yn myned, gellir clywed ar unrhyw ddiwrnod, bellacb, fod Arglwydd WOLsELEY a'r Cadfridog GORDON wedi ysgwyd dwylaw 'hyd fba braich' A'u gilydd yn Khartoum, Nid ydyw yn ymddangoo fod yn mryd, as ydyw yn nghlla y MARDI, wneyd dim er ceisio rhwyetro yr ymgyfarfyddiad dedwydd. Ac felly, y mae y symmudiadau milwraidd yn myned yn mlaen YR eitbaf dymunol - ...

... ABRGWAEN; Y Nr~ y lie hwja yu hynod o ran el iffaraad, acarwydd'I lo'mwg tr ?? fad yma fynydd tjajl~yd ied bdm b rh*'ginod cyn-hane~ido,' b b~legi' y 'mi kenyrrn aw'llaw'ddarnsauo Iosgfal a godasorni mewrn ixwan neiliduol, le yr oedd y Parcb. D.. .hsrjeso,'n{L, gnt o Prefecc:, .yn dyweyd fed yne fyrydd-btaulyd wedi bod. 'Y rnae ffurfiad'yr hafaa mor c.liw , Vrys- ferth, a chyfleus, fel nas ...

... Y DYNAMJTI-Al; YN LJ -JV N DA I N. Y MGMIS, I OHW-YTHU I EFYNY Y S-,NEB D. D - D A T), NEUADD 1WE1STMINSTER; A TIIWR -LUN; DAIN. LLAWY-BR 0 BEOiS0MA-JZ WEADM ?? NIWID'IO0. DIFIODr DIfkRIF.OI AR: EIDDQ.- P11DD-&S ddld Sa4wwr,,.c c ermod&. tri ffrwydracd-dnystio~e yz Llundain - -pal .ai, yn.gy4imai~it a'u.bod. d naill- ar-vo y ila11f sqynddengy~ Dy waith .yr fn fintai oafr yx4unwy: ;.ya itaidd; ...

... FATHER AND SON.—John Fisher, charged his son, John Geo. Fisher, with' assaulting him. Complainant said that on the 21st inst. his son struck him on the head. He did not wish to press the charge against him all he desired was that he should keep away from the house. — De- fendant said he merely entered the house and asked for his tea, whereupon his father assaulted him with a poker. In reply to ...

... MEETING OF THE WATCH COMMITTEE. The monthly meeting of the watch committee )f the Swansea Corporation was held at the Guildhall on Tuesday. The Mayor (Mr W. kVilliams) presided.-On the recommendation of he head constable, a vote of thanks was given to leveral persons for valuable services rendered the )olice in extinguishing the fires which had re- :ently raged in the town. Air CHAPMAN desired ...

... [RLITER'S TELEGRAM.] BERLIN, Wednesday.—The Euipern has passed a quiet night. According to trustworthy informa- tion his Majesty's condition gives nse to no anxiety. ...