... Bu y Blaid Dorlaidd yn Dewsbury, ddydd Mlavwrtb, yn 'I ymmeryd stac;' neu, a newid y ffugr, yn edrj ch yn mha le y maent yn sefyll. Ffugr arall am gyfaifod o'r fath ag oodd ganddynt fyddal I adolygu y fyddin.' Gwnant hwy a'r ?? rvwboth o'r iath bob blwyddygr. Y mae darilan hanes y gweithrodiadau yn rhoddi syniad i ninnau, y ihal oddi allan,' am fiwrisdau a cbya- llainiau y blaid gyda golwg ar ...

... YMLADD CALED AM BEDAIR AWR. GYRU Y BWRIAID YN OL, GYDA CHOLLEDION TRYMION. YMGYRCH CORPHLUOEDD ARGLWYDD METHUEN AR KDIBERLEY. Am chwech o'r gloch, nos Sabbath, cyhoedd- wyd y frysneges a ganlyn, gan y Swyddfa PRhyfel- ' Oddi wrth y cadfridog sydd yu Ilywyddu yn Nhrof y Penrbyhn, at Ysgrifenydd Rhyfel. (Der. byniwyd y Sabbath, 3 30 yn y prydnawn):- ' TRaF Y PENRHYN, Sabbath, 12 20. Adrodda ...

... [GAN WIB-DEITHIWR.] PENCAENEWYDD. Y ArEn Mr. John Pierce yn adalladu pedwar o dai newyddion ymi. Ce:r fod galwad am dal o'r fath yn y lle, Da lawn genyf weled fod melthrin gwenyn a rre' ye cynnyddu ye yr erdaloedd hye, (Ja.fwyd cafw3d can noedd a bwysl a f61 elenl. Bymnthegros yn ol, daeth trl a ddynlon o'r Trangvasl 'aros yn yr areal. Y mae uC o honynt v,edi el eni s'i fagu yn y Transvar'l; ...

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... A SWINDLER SWINDLED. II Hungry Joe waa one of the most notorious swindlers in New York, and on one occasion he gob bold of a good subjcct in a ranchman from Texas named Benjamin Ashley, who was on his way to England. Joe got 4,000 dols. out of Ashley at poker. As Aehley bad to go to Europe somehow or the other, he offered to give Joe and his partner a mortgage on his ranch for 4,000 dola. ...

... Lord Emly has been deprived of his magistracy for his advocacy of the Labour cause and refusing to deny, qualify, or explain his speech to a labour meeting at Killmallock. Mr. Kendal O'Brien (Nationalist), chairman of the Tipperary County Council, has been removed from the magistracy by the Lord Chancellor for moving a resolution congratulating the Boers on their victory at Glencoe over the ...

... While the late Lady Salisbury's father never consented to sit in the House of Commons, he once canvassed Newark for the Conservative can- didates. Baron Alderson professed himself amazed at the extravagant quackery of the Liberal canvassers, who included fifty virgins with flower baskets. The letter in which he made this allusion was smilingly recalled by his daughter when first she was ...

... About two o'clock on Monday morning the Hull steam trawler Sparta, owned by Charles » Hellyer and Co., Hull, which was returning to Hull with a valuable cargo of fish caught east of Gullive, ran ashore in a fog four miles south of Filey, on the Yorkshire coast, Captain Griffin and the mate, whose name is stated as Walters, and boatswain, got into the ship's boat for the purpose of taking an ...

... About midnight on Saturday a terrible acci. dent occurred at a house in Garden Street, Newcastle-under-Lyme, occupied by a family named Crewe, All had gone to bed excepting a child named Roseline, aged about twelve years, and the mother. A lamp was hanging from the ceiling, and it appears that the girl stood on a table, and blew down the glass to extinguish the light. An explosion followed, ...

... I am certain sir the so called economists will tremble at the heading of this short article, but they need not alarm themselves, it will not end in a trip even to Gronant. As a visitor I like to pass away an avening no matter what the object of a meeting is; being from a town where there is something to draw one's attention each night it is only natural one feels inclined to attend all kinds ...

... Into kettle of melted wax place balls of ■tout knitting-cotton. Turn them frequently, and when thoroughly saturated in about five minutes’ time, dry them, and etoie for future use. ...