... Wilton Hunt Meeting. THE SECOND WILTON HUNT MEETING will be held on Monday next, the lIth instant. Ordinary at the King's Head Inn, Wilton, at Four o'clock. To Graziers and Dealers. GROSMONT FAIRS will, in future, be held on the Mon- day in Easter Week, on the 10th of August, and the 18th of October, in each Year. A numerous body of Gentlemen and Farmers, in the counties =of Hereford and ...

... PISTOL, CHEPSTOW, AND NEWPORT attram WILL SAIL NEXT WEEK AS FOLLOW:— JsL t> CHEPSTOW. n t Sttu.2? Bristol to Chepstow. From, Chepstow to B. utol. 7 \T J September. n' !iIonday—4,l after 7. Monday-6^ mom 9' iv j after 8, Tuesday—7 morn Jo' sail 9, Wednesday—7i morn • u'p jri ...

... Monmouth railway, NOTICE is hereby given, That the Next HALF-YEARLY MEETING, or General Assembly of the Company of PROPRIETORS of this Railway, will be held at the BEAUFORT ARMS INN, MONMOUTH, on Saturday, the First day of June next, 1833, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. JAMES HALL, Clerk to the said Company. Upper Redbrook, near Monmouth, May 16, 1833. Stallions at Clearwell Court, Newland ...

... If thou weuld'st view fair TINTERN aright Go visit it ky the pale moon-light: (For the gal beams of gladsome day > Gild but to fhut the ruin gray). Then go—but go alone the while- rhen view St. Mary's ruin'd pile; And, home returning, soothly swear, WMneycrseenes.sad.sotair. ...

... in- THE ^MMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, AND GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, (fforncr of Corn street, f°MM ERCI AL-STREET, N EWPO RT. rltt are respectfully informed, that this Establish ment is COMPLETELY FURNISHED with i W AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF ■{ *r,W &. HAlfDSOXftE TYPE, f\ SUITABLE FOR pLAIN,^ AND ORNAMENTAL roSTING, REWARD, AND* OTHER 1 HAHDBILLS, liMS, AUC'L IONEKRS'CA TALOG UES 1 BILLS OF LADING, L ...

... f I As seme proud column, though alone, RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering throne, j Now is the stately column broke, j The beacon light is quench'd In smoke The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder aiwnt en Ute hilI I ...

... If thou would,t view fair TINTER N aright, {Go visit it by the pale noon-light (For the gay beama of gladsome day Gild but to flout the ruin gray). Then go—but go alone the while- Then view St. Mary's ruin'd pile; And, home returning, soothiy swear, Was nevei scone so and, so fair. ...

... As some proud coltlmn, though &late. RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering throng Now it the stately column broke, The beacon light if quench'd in smoke The trumpet'* silver sound it still, The warder silent on the hill ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, AND GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, Pr. Comer of Coin street, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. Puuhc are respectfully informed, that this Establish- ment is COMPLETELY FURNISHED with AN EXTENSIVE VARIE1 Y OF K&W &. HANDSOME TYPE, I SUITABLE FOR U°K, PLAIN, AND ORNAMENTAL Po S T 1 N G, REWARD, AND OTHER HANDBILLS, tAW FORMS, AUCIWNEKRS' CATALOGUES BILLS or LADIJlG I SHIPPING NOTES ...

... Gotbv?.W0UI'ast view faltTINTERN aright, fFo*k Xt by 0,6 moon-light! Gil??™ 8»y beams of gladsome day « t- TÎtId but to flout the ruin gray). !},_„ go alone the while— Ana hKW yt Mary's ruin'd pile; ty. 'OIT1e returning, sooth ly swear, ^Vet scene go sad, so fair. ...

... -AWOW/A. I??*R ^HALLEUN, -Kvk-I' (■' i Lrud\r i>l Wraitss's celebrated ?*,)/ » »/' Orctu'sln, at Her Majesty'* tiiitfihwfi Vu'iaee, Almacka, fyc. -ITH THE RIFLE BAND, | AS the honour to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, anil «!•>> of Abergavenny, Cardiff, artil CftrSttstow, t will Rive a GRAND EVENING CONCERT, At 1.1,FT C.W.MIF ARMS, TNN, CAIIDHT, on Til U R-SDAY, l»ie ZT'* •. the patronage ...

... I JViAH-SHALt le«T, to inform her Mxukmouthafairs fVpr v? vm#-?«!»•«■ OPENING a SCHOOL for PW rXh SADIES or. the 25th hut., at her mi- -•■. iTeetand House, I'r«e!snd Place, Clifton. TERMS. TERMS. wi.(?«?r 12 years of age .20 Guineas per annum. above ditto 22 ashing 2 young lady is expt-cted to bring a kuife, fork, spoon, Red bay b -1 • r'X ,owc!s* ■» jP1' including History, Geo- Grdtt-.t,ar, ...