... YMWELIAD AIR. GLADSTONE A . DEHEUMDR CYMRU. V MAE rlai rhanau o'r Deheudir mewn ystad o frwd- frydedd mawr yn y rhagolwg am ymweliad Mr. Gladstone A phreswylfod Syr H. Hussey Vivian, yr wythnos nesaf. Yn ol y trefniadadi a wnaethpwyd yr wythnos ddiweddaf, ni bydd i gyfarfodydd cyhoedd- us gael eu eynnal,*gan fod yr hen wron yn dioddef oddi wrth anhwylder yn ei lais.. Gwneir trefniadan ar gyfer ...

... ALAW:-'Ar hycl Y nos.' P'AM na chan y clycbau, fecbgyn? Ding doug bell, Gee sydd wedi llachio'r Ilinyn, Ding dong bell; Ac er gonid i'r clochyddion Y mae corniog fuwoh Lianarmon Wedi rhwygo pwrs y parson, Ding dong bell. Clywoh weryriad merlyn Saron, Ding dong bell, Galw mae y De yn dystion, Ding dong bell; Nad yw ponies Annibynia, Gwair a gwartheg Methodistia, Ddim yn llanw gwange ei chylla, ...

... 4 Slubul, g Gat~io Y MAE rhai misoedd bellach er pan gawsfoml ycliydig sylwadau ar wahanol amgyichiadan cerddoroi eiri gwlad; a chan nad oes un cycyhoeddiad cerddorol yn awr yn Nghymrn. gallai nad annyddorol fyddai amnbell golofn o sylwadau ar brif ddigwyddia;dau y byd cerddoroi. Dywedwyd nad oes uin cyhoeddiad cerddorol yn awr yn cae] ci ddwvn allan yn N-ghymru. Nid ydyw' hyny yn chwanegu dim ...

... G(NnEDIGAETHAU.1 CORAMBERS-Mai 2il. yn 5.i Milroy street, Edge Hill, Liver- pool, priod Mr. Heber Hamilton Chambers, ar fAb. EvANs-Max 9ied, priod Mr. John Evens, saer maen, Swine Market, o'i dref bon. a~r ef illiaid-mab aL Tarch. JoNics-Medi Sed, priod Mr. Robert Jones, b icklyer, E wy tarrare, Llanel wy, ar fab PHILL Ps-Ebrill 26 inL pried Mr., Phillips, veterinerp sura,1ton, N.e CV.sL., ...

... T, Y MIETHODI STIAID. 1; DYFFRYN CLWYD. In YN Nant'tyn, ar y 5ed a r 6ed o Fai, y bu Cyfarfod Misal y Id rhandir bral ?? crefydd yn y Ule.-Yn- or ofynwyd a swyddogion Nantglyn a Pheniel ynghyleh eu proaitad crefyddol, ac ?? angylchiadau crefyddol yr In eglwysi a'r atdal. Attebwyd mai mewn baelioni a eliared- id igrwydd y mae yr aelodan yn Nantglyn yn rhagori, at mai r' esaeuluso'r cyfarfod ...

... THE APPEAL TO CAESAR. THE scene in the House of Commons on Tues- day and the following two nights has been perhaps the most excited and animated of the present session. All our readers will have heard of, if they have read not, the articles entitled Parnellism and Crime, and the leaders based on them which the Times has from day to day been deluging the country, and which make infamous and ...

... MOLD FARMERS RESOLUTE. A meeting of tithepayers was held at Mold on Wednesday, when it was reported that Captain Knight, the principal titbeowner in the district, had served a ten days' notice on a number of tenants, and refused to concede ihe 10 per cent. reduction demanded. The meeting resolved to urge upon tenants to ad- hAre to the demand for 15 per cent., and to refuse payment without it. ...

... VISITORS' NAMES.—At the Hydropathic—Mrs Simpson, Dublin Mrs & Miss Boulton.Soathport Mr Angus, Hexham-on-Tyne Mr Howl, Bir- mingham Mr Alexandra, Hungerford; Mr and Mrs Buck, Crewe Mr Thomas, Manchester Mrs Bishop and family, Stoce, Staffs; Mr Bamsden, Chester Mr Hickman, Birmingham Mr Royle, Chester Mr Foster, Ashbourne Mr and Mrs Gilbert, Chester Mrs Clay Gibson, Liverpool Mrs and Master ...

... Comfort for the Calumniated.—The fairest com- plexions get freckled the soonest. Keeper: Stand back, there, gents! That monkey is vicious and might claw you. De Twirliger: Aw! no fear, deah boy. The beggar won't claw me. Keeper: I don't believe he will. Them monkeys are very peaceful with their own kind. Get out, you ornithorynchus The man departed meekly. Who's that? said his friend. ...

... In the House of Commons, on Monday night, Sir Thomas Esmonde asked the Secre- tary of State for the Home Department what was the necessary qualification for the position of magistrate in Flintshire. Mr Stuart Wortley said the necessary quali- fication for the position of magistrate in Flint- shire was the same as for other county mag- istrates. Sir Thomas Esmonde desired to know why, if the ...

... THE SEASONS AND THEIR INFLUENCES. IMPORTANT CONSIDERATIONS. Man is much more subject to the influence of his surroundings than is generally supposed. The ill effects upon the general health of living in close, ill-ventilated, and badly lit homes, or offices, or workshops, is of course patent to every one who studies hygiene while the life-giving effects of sunlight and fresh air are equally ...

... THE RECENT CONCERT.—We are pleased to state that the proceeds of the concert given a few days ago in Meliden National Schools amounted to the nett sum of ill 2s. 6d. ...