... ABERGAVENNY REFORM MEETING. In the Town Hall of this place a meeting of the freeholders and householders was held on Friday last, to take into con- sideration the propriety of addressing the King on the glorious measure of reform, now before the House of Commons, thanking him for his gracious sanction of the measure, and petitioning both houses of parliament to speedily pass the bill into a ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. At Farnham, on Monday, a child was found by some labourers, covered over in a fern heap. They heard some- thing cry, which they supposed to be a dog, and they were humanely preparing to strike it with a bill-hook, when the infant forced its arm through the fern. The parents of the child, who are trampers, were overtaken on the road, and are in custody. The same day another child ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH There are only moderate arrivals of all kinds of grain this wee*- The wheat trade for English parcels firmly maintains Monday S terms in foreign there is little doing. Barley remains as last re* ported. Beans and peas are unaltered. There is a fair trade »0' oats, at the terms last quoted. Flour unaltered. ...

... ARTIFICIAL EYES.—A Dr. Scudder, of Courtland-street, JS) York, has announced to the one-eyed public of America, thatn Q has invented artificial eyes, which will roll, wink, and turn, a ARTIFICIAL EYES.—A Dr. Scudder, of Courtland-street, NeW. s York, has announced to the one-eyed public of America, thatn Q has invented artificial eyes, which will roll, wink, and turn, a the pleasure of the ...

... QUARTER'S PRICE OF IRON IN STAFFORDSHIRE' 1'ER TON. Forge Pig £ -3 5 0 I Hoops £ 7 10 » Refined Iron 4 0 0 6 5 0 Common Bars 6 0 0 Sheet Iron 8 10 MONMOUTH: Printed and Published by the sole Proprietor, REGINALD JAMES BLEWITT, at the Office, in Monnow Street. London Agents:—Messrs. Newton and Co. Warwick Square; Mr. lL Barker, Fleet Street; and Mr. G. Reynell, ChancerY Lane, where, as well as ...

... HEREFORD COUNTY MEETING FOR REFORM IN PARLIAMENT. This meeting took place in the Shire Hall, Hereford, on Satur- day last. The great room was completely filled with respectable persons, and the utmost interest was displayed in the proceedings of the day. E. L. Charlton, Esq. addressed the meeting in a most able and eloquent speech, and moved the adoption of a petition to the Commons in ...

... THUPCSJDAY, MAHCR 17.—THE LORD CHANCELLOR AND THE HORSE GUARDS.—On the occasion of Lieutenant Woodstock being reprimanded for writing a threatening letter to Lord Farn- ham for a speech in parliament, the Marquis of Londonderry said, that while reprimanding a military man for offending against the civil power, their lordships were equally called on to reprimand a civil officer who should ...

... In pursuance of a requisition to the Bailiff of this ancient and loyal borough, the inhabitants of which are staunch advocates for Parliamentary Reform, a public meeting was called, for the purpose of petitioning Parliament to support the King and his mi- nisters in this important question, on Friday, the 18th instant. So warm and so eager, however, were some of the requisitionists, that on ...