... Carhd brawdol, ffrwd yn llifo ■jO foroedd cariad I)uw ei hun, ■Urns geulanau'r byd ysbrydol Nes cyrhacddyd dyn idvyyn curaldd a phob dolen j Wedi ei nodi a delw Duiv, *iono yn rhwymo am ei gilydd Yn un galon, ddynolryw. ^^riad brawdol, per blanigyn, 0 ardd Ilodau Duw ei hun, Yng ngardd calon mynwes dyn ei blanu giln law ddwyfol arogledd yn gwasgaru Dyner gydymdeiralad lion, ■^ss bo mwyiiiant ...

... Col. Gwynne-Hughes referred to the circular on the question of vagrancy that had recently been issued by the Local Government Board, and of which every member had received a copy. The question of vagrancy was one which concerned the economy of the Board of Guardians. He dared say the master could, as he had been asked to do, give his opinions on the matter, before he (the Col.) made any ...

... FHIDAY.—Before the Mayor (Mr H. B, White, The Grange); and Mr 11. Howells, rontcarreg. ...

... The Watch Committee recommended the purchase of three GOft, lengths of hose.— The report was adopted on the motion of Mr Walter Fpurrcl!, seconded by Mr D. Parcell Rr-cs. ...

... A special meeting of the Urban District Council was held on Tuesday last when, the members present were Mr J. W. Nicholas (the chairman), and Messrs \y* Griffiths, Thomas Hughes, T. Hopkin, C. G. Phillips, Evan Jones, T. Charles Thomas, Jenkin Jones, 'johu Hu-dio3, D. Stephen, John Price, Thomas Jones, and E. A. Roberts. The meeting was couvened for the purpose of con- 3iderirv* an ...

... ANNUAL MEETING AT THE GUILDHALL. THE RECREATION GROUND AND THE RAILWAY STAllON. Tho annual meeting ot the Caruiarthen Clumber of Commerce was held at the Guild-hall on Thurtday (the 30th ult). Mr Tbouias Thomas, j P., Disgwylfo. presided. There were also r,resent :-)L,Tr 'r. E, Brigstocke, Mr W. H. Mr A. O. Norton Mr Tnomss L'oyd Mr W. S. Morris Mr George Trthasne Air Waiter Spurrell 3ft T. ...

... Llandovery Prize-Day. INTERESTING FUNCTION AT THE COLLEGE. SPEECHES BY SIR J. T. D. LLEWELYN, BISHOP OF CHESTER, AND PROFESSOR RHYS. Always an event of great interest is prize-day at Llandovery College, and Tuesday's procedings were no exception to the rule. Although the weather was cloudy, no rain fell to mar the pleasures of the boys and of the large number of persons who paid a visit to the ...

... GRAND DISPLAY IN TOWN. GENERAL SUSPENSION OF BUSINESS. ENCAMPMENT ON THE MORGAN ARMS FIELD. [BY OUR OWN WAR CORRESPONDENT ] Not within the memory of the conventional oldest inhabitant has there been seen a grander display in Carmarthen than on the occasion of the arrival of the 1st Battalion of the 41st Welsh Regiment. The 31st ult was indeed a red-letter day in the strictest sense of the ...

... Weather and the Crops. Equinoctial gales of extreme violence have marked the passage from the longer days to the longer nights. Both English and foreign wheat may be quoted is dearer on the week, but with respect to English this have only applies to good dry samples, which have been but a small proportion of the whole. The spring corn trade has been strong for maize, and has sold well at fully ...

... A SLEAM C li vXK FAILS O A LAD. A youn^ m n n n.d J > d kr, ^h'l w >* erig !ge 1 at the extensive sUel w;>r!ts lr.rasarais, near Kidwelly, met with his death in a very shoikitig ni3irier about nin? o'clock on Tuesday night. SadlLr was engaged on the travelling bar* ^iur ;i i-plate?) into trucks 011 the line. Owing to BOsue hitch the cume, boiler and all, came down with a CI,u,11 O!J iti Sid, ...

... Pastry Sweets.—The New and Enlarged Edition uf thia valuable littie work, containing Practical Hints Original Recipes for Tasty Dishe for the Dinner and Supper Table, will be sent Post Free on receipt of Address by A,-FRYi) Bikd & SONii, Birmingliam.—N.B.—Grocers can have Copies for Distributing among tbeir Customers on Application. ...

... Thomas White, a tramp, was charged with begging and with assault. John Thontas, Gilfachyrhew, Abergwili, said that on the previous day the defendant came into his houe-e and asked for money. Defendant said he wanted to get a penny. Witness said he would give him some bread and cheese. Defendant then raised his haud to strike; witness told him to move on. Dei endant said, he was bound to have ...