... 1847. Jam. 28 John Jones Que pocket hops April 14 Mr. Watkins One cask cider 30 Mr. Jones one hogshead do. Aug. 30 D. Jenkins one cask oil 1848. March 4- J. Roberts One barrel beer II IS J, Coleman two hampers April 15 E. M. Edwards one cask vinegar May ...

... every stage of the Bill; and al- though he would not divide the House, was resolved to give the present resolution a negative. The resolutions were then agreed to, and the House resumed RELIEF OF DISTRESS (IRELAND). On the motion for the second reading ...

... ° HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, APRIL 29. Several bills were respectively advanced 'a stage, and some petitions presented, without discussion. After a very brief sitting their lordships adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS—MONDAY, APRIL 29. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER ...

... first days of April last. Presum- ing that they abstained from doing any thing on the first day of April lest a suspicion should be excited as to their folly, we may assume that some benevolent mind conceived the idea on the second of April that he would ...

... Kingdom, for the week ending the 22nd October, amounted to £514,330, and for the corresponding week of 1858 to ^471,480, showing an increase of £ 42,850. Mr. J. Pulman, Clarenceux King of Arms, and for many years Yeoman Usher of the Black Rod, died on ...

... resi- dences, without extra fee. NEWPORT—February 27. March 26, April 23. POXTYPOOL—February 28, March 27, April 24. MERTHYR-February 29, March 28, April 25. CARDIFF—March 1 and 29, April 26. Letters to arrange appointments to be addressed as above. 668 ...

... Attendance for April, CHEPSTOW, MONDAY, April 16, at the George lIot. ABERGAVENNY, TUESDAY,. April 17, at Mr. mTljlnsLs> Saddler, next door to the Angel Hotel. NEWPORT, WEDNESDAY, April 18, at the King's Head CARDIFF, THWRSDAY, April 19, at ...

... scription of half a guinea each, Mr. Morgan pro- posed that Mr. G. W. Jones, the honorary secretary, be elected as second lieutenant, which was seconded by Peace. Mr. Lyndon proposed as an amend- ment that the election of officers be postponed for a month, on ...

... will be read with in- terest 2-18 inches February 1*20 1'63 April 0'95 Blay 3'04 = 9'00 to the end of May; about one June, to 3-26 inch short of the average for the 12'26 five months. This shows that after all Ave were not on Sunday week much more than ...

... Adv. FIRST AND SECOND.—We think we are safe in saying that none of our readers would travel in a Second Class Railway Carriage, if they could have a First Class for the same fare, and equally safe in saying that as a few would take a second class article ...

... Castella. His father had been twice married. By his first wife, Miss Edmonds, he had the testator and three daughters; by his second, Miss Manning, he had another son, the Rev. George Traherne, who was the father of the defendant. At the age of 19, the testator ...

... to the Town-hall, the bands of the various corps play- ing all the way there and back. The 3rd Artillery, consisting of the second company, formed from the late 4th, the Artizan company, and the Cadet corps; the 10th and ICth Rifles, all in full dress, ...