... Y DIWEDDWR JOHN PARRY, LLANARMON. DADORCHUDDIO El GOFGOLOFN. MARWOLAETJI MR. THOMAS ELLIS, A.S. AREITHIAU GAN MR. HERBERT ROBERTS, A.S., MR. HERBERT LEWIS, AC ERAILL. [Gan ein. Gohebydd Arbenig.] DYDD fau diweddaf, ynigynnullodd rhai can- noedd o bobl i Lanarmon, i fed yn llygad- dystion o ddadorcbnddiad y golofe sydd wedi ei chodi yn mynwent capel y Methodistiaid, er cof am y diweddar John ...

... chcubit htbtirn. NoB SADWRN, Ebrill la/f 1899. (Oddi wrth ein Gohebydd Neilduol,). Awry y 'Faner' ypz docyn teitliio iselbris i BregethihiVYrDYau genyf y teimla y wlad yn ddi- olchgar i chwi, Mri. Golygwyr, am yr ertbygl ragorol yn y FANER, dydd Mercher diweddaf, ar y priodoldeb i'r cyfundebau crefyedol symmud tuag at gael gan ?? y ffyrdd haiarn yn Nghymru ganiatau tocynau iselbris i ...

... YR YNMW14L1AD BRENHINOL A GOGLEDD CYMRU. LLANDUDNO. Nos Fercher, cynnaliwyd eyfarfod o'r pwyll- n gor gweithiol a bennodwyd i wneyd trefniadau d ar gyfer yr ymweliad brenhinol agoshaol a s Llandudno. LlywyddId y cyfarfod gan Mr. 3 T. T. Marks. Yr oedd nifer dda wedi ymgyn- a null, a dangoswyd gryn irwdfrydedd. Awgrymrodd y cadeirydd fod y Dduces o Efrog wedi cydsynio i dderbyn blodevglwm i gan ...

... There are parts of Spain where the hat is un- known, except in pictures. Men tie up their beads, and the women use flowers. ...

... M. CAVAIGXAC'S FAITH. DREYFUS ALONE COULD HAVE BEEN THE TRAITOR. The complete deposition of M. Cavaignac before the Court of Cassation occupies no less than iiiteen columns of the Figaro. After again passing in review the terms of the bordereau and arguing to show tha.t Dreyfus, and Dreyfus aione. v.-as in a. position to deliver the in- formation referred to, M. Cavtignae goes into the ...

... ANTI-ROMAN AGITATION IN AUSTRIA. The Anti-Roman agitation in Northern Bohemia and other districts of the Austrian Empire is being followed at Berlin with the closest attention. Not only is it looked upon as an important political action, but also as a religious movement of the greatest intercut and significance. Committees of innueutnt.1 meu are being furled in Saxony and other provinces of ...

... CAMBRIAN GOSSIP. 1 A has been made, and it is finding much favour, that Colonel Mathias, of Dirj.i fame, should invited to attend the Cardiff National Eisteddvod. The colonel, though commanding Scottish regiment, is a Pembrokeshire man, and a zealous Welshman, and should come to i Cardiff would find hearty welcome. abound in the neighbourhood of Gwytbeyrn, famous in history, and now made more ...

... Judgment was given in the Divorce Division on Wednesday in the case in which Ur. Power, gun engraver of Birmingham, sought a divorce from his wife reason of her misconduct with a lad of about 16. Counter chargee against tbs petitioner was made. The ]ory found that the respondent and cores pondent had misconducted themselves; that the petitioner bad condoned it; that he had not himself been ...

... The coroner for the Hnckney district has received information of the suicide, under very distressing circumstances, of lad named Michael Askew, aged 16 years, who lived with his parents 8, Percyterrace. Mai lard-street, Hackney-wick. It appears that the boy was employed by Mr. Ellis, a woodcutter, of Gainsborough - road. Hackney - wick. Although generally of good behaviour, he is said to have ...

... The 21st annual meeting of the North Wales Permanent Relief Society was held at the Wynostay Arms Wrexham, on Monday, under the presidency Mr. W. F. Bntler (in the unavoidable ahienee Sir Watkm Williams Wynn, Bart), There was a large attendance. Th« Animal report, •nbmitted by Mr. George L Campbell, atated that at the cloie of 1898 the member* of the society numbered 12,435, against 13,65* the ...

... With tbit iasao preeenb oar •übecriben free with copy the North Walbs Tucks Pocket Railway Gun* for April, containing good deal informa- UonMloßftliwmy Triint, &c., csros,^ Ports! intelligence. Tide Tablea, Peire, Lighting op Table for CyclUta, end others, end • lot of other oaefal inforoedon. ...

... who are too mnch oeeopied with the problem of the living wage, be much intereeted in ocher mettere. Briefly, there ere two eeneet which contribute to this eternal want of pence. There ia the gene- I ral neglect into which the lend baa fallen, and alau the decadence of many Tillage indnetriea. Where we grow enoogh food for one pereon, Belgium grow* anffieient foe four. We only feed Moot one ...