... The Times published the following list in a third edition, as authentic, and as having been already submitted to her Ma- jesty THE CABINET.—Sir Robert Peel, First Lord of the Treasury; Right Hon. H. Gotilburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer Lord VVharncliffe, President of the Council •. Lord Lyndhurst, Lord High Chancellor; Duke of Buckingham, Privy Seal; Earl of Aberdeen, Foreign Secretary ...

... (From a Correspondent.) The following list of contracts, which have been entered into by one of the large iron companies, situated near the River Rhymney, for iron rails, has been sent us by a gen- tleman in the iron trade, and we have his authority for stating, that so low are the prices, that he would not be bound to sell a similar quantity of rails at 20s. per ton excess upon the average ...

... THURSDAY, FfB. I. The house met shor ly before two o'olock, when piaycrs were iead by thé Speaker's chaplain. At kn minules past t wo o'clock, lIIr. Pal man, Deputy Usher if the Biaek Hod. appeared at the lahle, and surnllwned the ,louse to the Ilouse of Lords, to hear the royal speech read he opening of Par iament. The Speakei, who was attired in his; state robes, accompanied by the members ...

... Corn Trade. ♦ Though the want of rain has prevented such vipid progress being made with autumn tillage as would have been the case had the soil been moistened by a few showers, a good deal of work has, nevertheless, been accomplished in a satisfactory manner; and when we take into account the favourable opportunities which have been afforded by the late splendid weather for getting in patches ...

... [AT THE OFFICE OF MR PYKE.] Present—Thomas Hawkins and Richard Mullock, Esqrs. UNGALLANT CONDUCT. Lazarus Samuel was charged by Miss Charlotte Joel, an inte- resting spinster, with the rude and unmanly conduct of spit- ting in her face, on Saturday the 6th instant. The defence was a lame one, and the defendant was repri- manded and fined 2s. 6d. with 17s. 6d costs. ...

... PETTY SESSIONS.—TOWN-HALL, JULY 5. Present—Rev. James Barnard Davies. Joseph Vaughan was charged by Morgan Reynolds, with an assault, in the tomi of Usk, on the 1st inst The complainant not wishing the case pressed against the de- fendant, was allowed to go out of court and reconcile the quar- rel, and the defendant paid costs. ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR.—A controversy being foreign to the object of my reply to the letter of CLO—weut, and in my opinion injurious to the cause we mutually profess to advocate, 1 shall retrain from any comments on the points raised by his last letter, further than assuring him, that for want of proper information on those points, he has been induced to make ...

... ALLENSMORE RACES. MONDAY, SEP. 30, 1844. No sooner had the excitement, consequent on the great St. Leger abated, than Allensmore Races became the subject of general interest among the sporting fraternity of Hereford and its immediate neighbourhood, and a day of real enjoyment was looked forward to, as E. B. Pateshall, Esq., the proprietor of Allensmore, had spared no pains in transforming his ...

... A Night at Pnrllclrs. SCOTTISH ENTERTAINMENTS, BY A PUPIL OF THE CELEBRATED WILSON. The Border Minstrelsy, that fired of oId The hearts of Scotia's sons to daring We have much of good Will Shakspeare's idea respecting the fitness of that man who hath not music in his soul, to per- petrate certain matters which would not look seemly in the open day-light of our civilized times; and we hold ...

... Lady Ann, Page, Jersey, cider and bei(ers.-Turtle, Poole, Bristol Newport Trader, Jackson, Gloucester Young Gipsej*. Davies, London, snndries.—Hinton, Evans, Cork, bacon and butlcr.-PeDcalenick, Rule, Hayle, boiler.-Dove, Codd, Wexford Wanderer, Oliver, Baltimore, oats.—Mary, Stevens, Gloucester, hay.—Prudence. Edwards, Bridgwater, unckli.- Fame, Nichol, Porthcawl, metal.- Maiden Oak, Smith, ...

... HOPE.-Angling with your rod and body in one position, without a bite, till cobwebs run between your toes and your fish- ing rod. Small thanks to you, said a plaintiff to one of his wit- nessesonafatetra), for what you said in this cause. t. Ah, sir, said the conscious witness, but just think of w hit I did'nt say. THE W H TO BE HAPPY.—Happiness is always to be found, IF we will only ...

... THE TIMES AM7TIIE ANT1 -CORN-LAW- LEAGUE. To the EditO, of the Evening Chronicle. SIR,—In the Times newspaper of to day there appears, what is stated at the head of the report to be, the Speech of Mr. Cobden at the Anti-Corn-Law-League. One of the chief ob, jects of the speaker was todisabuse the public mind of the false accusation made by the Times and other papers, that the League had ...