... I ( Y GO GLED D. Y mae yna syrmmudiad ar droed i sicrhau y 1 goleuni trydanol i dref yr Abermaw. Yr Hensdur W. J. Williams, yn ol pob tebyg, I 1 a etholir yn faer Caernalfon, ar y 91ed o'r mis I lawn. Cyfranodd y Duo o Westminster 50Op. tuag at drysorfa ysgol sirol Penarlag, yr wythnos ddi- 3 weddaf. Cynnelir Cymimanfa Annibynwyr Meirion y fiwyddyn nesaf, yn Methel, Ffestiniog, Mehefin 6ed a'r ...

... A Reuter's telegram, dated Budapest November Cth, says:—A decree issued by General Krieg- hammer, common Austro-Hungarian Minister of War, with reference to the reporting of reservists at special musters held for that purpose led this evening to a series of demonstrations on the part of the students here, a large body of them march- ing to the residence of M. Koloman Szell, the Premier. The ...

... At Guildford, John and Ernest Jenkins, tabourers, of Chatham, were charged before the county Bench with having broke into the residence of Sir Frederick Pollock, The Copse, Hindhead. From the evidence it appeared that on the previous Sunday afternoon the premises were locked up, Sir Frederick being in town. About three o'clock the gardener, James Pook, heard sus- picious sounds proceeding from ...

... From £ 1,500 yearly to begging in the streets of Leamington Spa exemplifies the shocking de- cadence of Frances Hewitt, formerly bank manager at Halesowen, near Birmingham, and on Monday sentenced for a month at the former place. A book found on the prisoner showed that since April last he had begged JE38 from various people, including Prebendary Rayson, General Radcliffe, and the late ...

... noted ('hippenhrur Far Kidlnir lr*‘h .» strong Powder. up**rior Fn glish Wad**, es. hot. any >l7.e ord. r.- Hrown 5- Bine t» Green 6a.; long root Beds. Ts. tin : allt-d Sn.ukele s. r>aiuci'd Recoil. Light repo-t. Smoke, but ntost etfecivr.TsGi; Superior. S. ; Hist. ;»■. ti-.i. cut I for Pigeor hooting, . 10-. t?'. These :.r-’ wi h order pr*ces .W‘Mr ts H-.d. ■ i.—.i’nr.. fr'*e. \H- Kli 0W54 ...

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... ETHOLIAD BWRDD YSGOL. TEIMLID gryn ddyddordeb yn etholiad y Bwrdd Ysgol ya Nghorwen, yr hyn a gyrnmerodd le ddydd Gwener. Gwneir y bwrdd i fyny o saith o aelodau. Dyma fel y safai y gwahanol ymgeis. ?? Anrhyd. C. H. Wynn ?? 546 ; W. Foulkes Jones ?? 544; y Parch, John Williams ?? 535; y Parch. J. H. ELlis ?? 469; y Parch. H. Cernyw Williams ?? 467; H. E. Walker ?? 434; R. R. Roberts ?? 299; y ...

... -KrwvIcfhch a ChladdedigReth Pa!h., TITO MAS -JAMES, Llanelli. c-rr L i cya~io1 fcl y orybwyllwyd ye fyr R rlniiri' rr~ertnr ihwedddaf, daetb y Parob. ?? Llrredll diwedd ei daith ar y Ty ia nr.lwyd l oed. Yr oedd ye r 3 c' - its' blyelyddloeod fod el gyfanseddiad C-Ts yr yrdd yr ansdl i'w dmimlo 4 1!- 1 cw-a; ,'rha't yr or Li rhy lri ...

... B ETHESDA - YSGOL SUL COETMOR. - Prydnawn Sadwrn rhoddwyd gwledd ddant2ithiol i blant yr ysgol genhadol uchod.. Gwasan- aethwyd wrth y byrddau gan Mi s Jones, Station road; Mrs Ellis, Gordon terrace; Mrs a Miss Griffith, Eryri House; Mrs Jones, Elfed terrace; Miss Owen, High street; Mrs Thomas, Bryn Ogwena, yn cael en cynorthwyo gan Mri J, T. Jones, EBfed terrace; Robert Griffith, Gordon ...

... begs to announce that his arrangement, for the Season, after a visit to London, are now complete, and in every Department will be found a choice collection of the LATEST NOVELTIES. The Display will include the most charming variety of specialities illustrative of the highest fashions in MAIN TLES, JACKETS, CAPES, MILLINERY, FURS, DRESS MATERIALS, COSTUMES, SKIRTS, &c„ &c. •j>, J. W. believes ...

... CAMBRIAN OOiSfiP.'M MtO. M. Elward* ocsupies at , roonS which durii g his university career J were ii.habitei the celebrated John . Wesley. Mr Edward Owen, of the India Oifice, ha* completed fi.st volume of the catalogue ■>f ma nscripta relating to Wales the British Museum, and it will be published the course of a few weeks. Sir Lewis Morris, Mr. W. Jones, M.P.Mr. Lloyd George, M I , and ...

... THE KAISERIN AND TWO CHILDREN MAY ALSO COME. The London Daily Mail correspondent hears, On good authority, it is practically certain that the Empress and her two youngest children, Prince Oscar and Princess Louise, will accompany the Kaiser to England. The Imperial yacht Hohenzollern is to be escorted by the cruiser Hela, and probably also by the new eighteen-knot battleship Kaiser Fried- rich ...