... 1TRlIBA U AN e 'FANER.' R tie acgraphiad dyddt Sadwrn ydyTwg. yr un ; ond et phrls 'Ai lwaites, yn rhad 'Irwy y post, ydyw is. Sg., ond tamu 'nj mlaeu, men 2s. os na wneir hyny. Anfontr 2 gopi jrwy y post am 2s. O9. y chwarter, ond atanluyn mlonl, neu o-. a, na wneir hy-ny. Hefyd, anfoniv 4, J0, neu unrhyc . .,ini,oa?. yn d U-draul drwy y post gan ?? tn e . vy r3. .. y g tp aa P 'kr~phiad dydd ...

... I Marehnsadodd a Ffetrisu Anifeilidic, LiVerpool, Mawrth 20fed.-Yr~ oedd y cyflenwad o wartheg rywbeth yn debyg Pr wytinos ddiweddaf. Y galw yn weddol, a'r prisfan heb gyfnewldiad. Nifer y defald yn llai. Y galw am danynt yn bur araf, a'r prlsiau yn parhau yr un ag oeddynt yr wythnos ddi- weddaf. Prisiau: - Gwartheg goreu, o 46c. i 6;aa y pwys; defaid, o 5O. 18i Yr oedd yn y farchnad:- ...

... THE INVASION |F I EmFcC if WVfl[E YOU W, FPANCXHAS'S WONlDFtU, A poetible cowequencd of the ,asiot Wd dmsttetfofiz of paper. Very liey Battl of or bte* will be again the fashion thtis seasonA. mous coutributcr to the ' IEKv e Mojiesi' r§ases the jorc'lenm of tni lnhgfind, ?? lhe ?? ?? of tf4 (e General Staff who devit with tne ?? I few weeks ago, ke s of opn n Sae itj 00Nl7e ttr orce a pmg67 ...

... RECENT ARCHEOLOGICAL DISCOVERIES. DUhBUK ALN DUBO WE. THE VIEWS OF OR DAVID MUR.RAY. (To the Editor of thc GZaCsgoe Herald.) Sir,-The recent discoveries on the shore at Dombuck have excited much interest, but have, unfortunately, given rise to considerable contra- versy; and, while no final judgment can be arrived at upon the various issues which hare been raised until an official account of ...

... Eisteddfod.—A very successful Eisteddfod waa held on Monday night in the Presbyterian Chapel, Six Bells, Mr T. F. Salt presiding. The results of the principal competitions were as follow Tenor solo, Mr David Morgan. Blaina bass solo, Mr F. Blackmoore, Llanhilleth. Chiel choral competition, five choirs competed, and the prize was taken by Carmel, Abertillery. Quartette, Mr Wilcox fyk-i party, ...

... ANTREIM DIVISION. A large and enthusiastic meeting of the sup- porters of Mr. Wiley was held on the 20th inst. in Ballyrobin Association Rooms. The attendance was most representative. On the motion of Mr. Galbraith, seconded by Mr. Thomas Moore, the chair was taken bv MNr. Wm. Lyle, who, in the course of his address, spoke in eulogistic terms of the many sterling qualities of their old and ...

... ILIFE IN ANERICA.i ANOTHER FATAL FIRE. NEWS FROM TEE PHILIPPINES. THE RIOTING AT 1AVAN. EIGHT PERSONS KILLEB-EIGRTY- FITE INJURED. BY CABLE. FROM OeB OW CORIEtPON2flt?. NEW YORK, TuESDAY.-A despatch from Cai- muanera to-day started that the American liner Parifs had arrived there with the body of Mr. Sherman on board. Theex-Secretary of State was said to have died during the night at sea. A ...

... FOM OU R L OND O N CO0RRESPOND E NT~ . I| (BY PRIVATE W'IRE.) I LONDON, Tuesday Night. A great multitude of people gathered in Westmnlster Abbtry to-day to takte part in the funeral service over the remains of the late Lord Herschell. There has not been such an assembly within the old abbev walls since Mr. Gladstone was laid to rest there, and as a further reminder of that great occasion the ...

... ANIMA PE!L JG.AJNA ! FB] EAcm lannge thths t w prase, freshl for th e sranger'S fresh and t'lte' seusecof its signal11 significanne, has it by right of ess ;:al possession,, ~and not~ molere' b.y the chance o~f a turn of spee Ii ?? -sily spiritual, f-or etzampinpe, wa s toe: rattoii Lhat devised the uanitm onidm,6 lelleo /Jra, wherewithl to c'r'wn -a creature admlired. ' PAilrim soul 15 i ;0 ...

... THE M/iHDI'S TOMS. DESFCRATION OF THE REGAINS. The Centra! News says :—The despatch ii.'o'r: Lord Cromer, which wa.s laid on the table of thj HOll-C of Commoua in dummy on Tuesday :1igLJt, cont&ina three reports from the Sirdar reupectiuR the occcrrt.'nces on the d&y of the battle of Omdurma.n. Jn the &r3t. Lord Kitchener deals with the unpleasant necessity of kill;ng i.be wounded Dervishes. ...

... CAPE TO CAIRO. MR RHODES'S BARGAIN WITH GERMANY. AUTHORITATIVE STATEMENT. Berlin, Tuesday.-In the Reichstag to-day during the debate on the Foreign Office Estimates Herr Richter, Radical leader, asked the Govern- ment for information regarding the negotiations with Mr Cecil Rhodes, the projected lines of railway on German territory, and the employ- ment of German money for the purpose. HerrVon ...

... TWO STEAMERS BADLY DAMAGED. Late on Monday a collision occurred at Swansea Harbour entrance by which two steamers sustained BeriouB damage. The Long Ditton, of London, was leaving tne harbour with a cargo of coal, and the Lionel, of Newcastle, was entering, and when in the entrance channel they came into violent collision, sustaining serious damage to their bows. The force with which the ...