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Monmouthshire Merlin
To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin
... SIR,— I SEND a Copy from the Parish Book of the Resolution when the Parish gave up to Michael Phillips the Trial of the Appeal with Newport and Abergavenny, that you may put the same in your next Paper. At a Parish Meeting, held the 16th day of December, 1830, it is agreed to allow Michacl PhilhPs £ 4 to try a cause of Appeal of a pauper sent from Newport, and also trom Abergavenny, at the ...
PORT OF ^|j|^ CARDIFF.''
... PORT OF CARDIFF. SHIP NEWS, FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY. 15,1831. atrrtbals. WITH SUNDRIES.—Bute, Walters: Castle, Phillips: Brother s, RosseC and Amity, Rogers, from Bristol.—Jane, Mathews: Mars, Jones, and William, Clampitt, from Nell:port,-Mary,Halls, from Barnstaple Felicity, Dugdale, from Bristol for Boston. M WITH BLOCK TIN--Torridge, Shepley, and Friends, James, froC Penzance. WITH ...
-','' COUNTRY NEWS.-.. --
... COUNTRY NEWS. THREATENING LETTERS.—A man named Cass, aged about seventy, was found guilty at the Chelmsford Assizes, on Wednesday, of writing and sending a threatening letter to the Rev. Mr. Bourchier, of Great Ilallingley. He was sentenced to eighteen months' imprisonment. The letter ran thus— You are sworn a Magistrate, and you should do your duty, but you do not.- There are many families ...
IRELAND
... A most horrible murder was committed on Friday night, near Nobber, county Meath, on a process-server named Mathews. He received four severe wounds on the head, and his body was dreadfully mangled. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JANUARY 31.-The King v. O'Connell and Others.-The Attorney-General stated to the Court that in this case Redmond had pleaded Not Guilty to the entire of the counts. Another of ...
[No title]
... 2— CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAEY. There are moderate arrivals of wheat and barley, and p( quantities of oats and flour, The wheat trade remains aS ,„)! th quoted with little doing to-day Barley continues to rne1e^ha,vers| 0 sale. Beans and peas are unaltered Oats do not find o readily and having an increased quantity at market, they maintain last price. Flour remains as last ...
COUNTRY NEWS. -
... COUNTRY NEWS. FRACAS AT BRIGHTON PALACE.—On Thursday LAST a fracas took place between the young Princes and a lad, son of the dancing-master (Michau), who had the direction of the music. The latter gave some offence to the young Prince of Cumberland, which induced the Prince to strike him. Prince Georgs of Cambridge afterwards took some part in the affair, which greatly displeased his tutor, ...
TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERLIN
... Est brevitate opus, ut currat senlentia, says Horace in his tenth satire. Brevity is the soul of wit, say I but I do not apply this to Decius' letter. I have waded through his laboured performance, and exclaim, with Perseus in his Satire, Quan- twn est in refills inane. How much emptiness do we find. The only inference I can draw from Decius' letter is, that he con- siders convenience and ...
THE ROBIN RED-BREAST. -
... THE ROBIN RED-BREAST. Their nest wag m the leafy bush, Sae soft and warm, sae soft and warm; And robins, thought their little brood All safe from harm, all safe from harm. The morning's feast wi' joy they brought To feed their young with tender care The plundered leafy bush they found, But nest and nestlings saw nae mair. The mother cou'd na' leave the spot, But wheeling round, and round and ...
.. HOPS.^
... HOPS. Borough, Feb 7. In our hop market to-day, both prices and trade are about the same as on this day se'nnight, with the ex- ception of Kent and Sussex pockets, of 1829, being in somewhat increased demand. Currency new Sussex pockets, £ 7. 10s to £9; Kent, £ 4. 10s to £ 10. 10s East ditto, Ell to £ 13. 13s > 1829, £7. 7s to 7C8 1828, £ 6.15s to ,£7.103; 1827, 86s to 'lOOs r 1826, 80s to 90s ...
[No title]
... It is with deep regret we have to announce the death of Lord Charles Somerset, which took place at Brighton, on Sun- day last. The following Commissions were signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Monmouth:—T. Fothergtll, D. Mackworth, S. Homfray, C. Bailey, and E. Williams, Esquires, and D. Rees, Clerk, to be Deputy Lieutenants. T. Ellis, Esq. to be Captain of the Militia. We ...
MONTHLY AO YY\O/V\TUAl- REPORT
... The weather, during the past month, has been thoroughly English, the wind chopping about from east to west, and from north to south, in the veritable style of a. merry-go-round. How- ever, its chief and favourite residence, during a considerable time past, has been in the east, and from north-east to south-east, with the accompaniment of fogs and drizzling rains, giving us hopes of a course of ...