I AM bump o'r gloch prydnawn dydd Mawrth cynualiwyd eyfarfod misol y Cynghnr Trefol, o dan lywyddiaetb y maer (Mr. Alfred Lloyd Jones). Derbynhwy4 ?? yn ?? am nasgallent fod yn bresennol oddi wrth yr l9enadur Robert Owen a'r Cynghorwr W. H. Evans. Hysbysodd yr Ysgrlfenydd Trefol

FFYNNONIAU, GER LLAN- NEFYDD. r Cy~farfod Misol. - Yr viytbnos ddiweddaf, bu .letbodistiaid yr rrdal hon yn cynnal en oyfsrfod mleol, Dieth mlfer ddn yrgbyd I gynnadleddsu y diwrnod cyntaf. Yn aniffodn, yr oedd DM. John Joneo, saddler, Abergelp, yn ?? I fod yn breaen. nol I gywme

* 'i The grave Ivina I/yaD, in the Herefordshire village of Boa bury. defiCb by Evelyn Burges the Chn World” simplicity itself. hideous railing, no ponderous marble slab with inscription, mare the beauty the spot, but a plot of grass bordered by her 1 ' rose trees, on which will

SWIM. After his last long swim, Holbein was asked how occupied his thoughts all the time, and gave interesting answer to the question. Did I keep .the white cliffs of England mind’s eye; did I say prayers myself, repeat poetry, through the multipHeation tables, count black sheep

The exhibition continues to be well patronised, and is visited every day by numbers of citizens, members of county families, and tourists. Children from the Elgin schools are admitted in groups at a reduced rate, one of the teachers usually acting as guide. The young people from

pretty wedding was celebrated the Parish Church, Portsoy, Saturday, the contracting parties being Mr James Maclean, M.A. Sohoolhouse, and Mic® Minnie C. Riddech, second daughter of Mrs Hill Street, and of the late Mr John C. Riddoch, M.A.. Hie. Besides the guests there assembled

are authorised to state that the following letter has been written Lord Rosebery a correspondent: Sir, —You ask me my opinion with regard the report of the Commission on the War, and the situation created its publication. views cam scarcely be a secret to any who have done me th

THE MOTHER EVIDENT. Mrs Davidson. 144 Hutch eon Street West, said she was Mrs Webster’s mother. She used live Oldmeldrum. but came to Aberdeen two years ago. Mackintosh was a lodger with her daughter before witness came to Aberdeen. At first the two men were on good terms. After

A strange story of kidnapping by gipsies i& reported from Manchester. bttle boy and girl, aged eight and eleven reepoctiveiy, children Dr Macneilage, of Queen’s Park, Manchester, were on their way school Friday afternoon when a man jumped off a gipsies’ van. caught hold the girl