... PREVENTION OF LITIGATION. The following singular paper was extensively circulated in the neighbourhood of Crickhowell a few weeks ago :— REFORM. It is intended to convene a public meeting of the nobility, gen- try, clergy, and freeholders of the Hundred of Crickhowell, on the 11th of April, at the Town Hall, Crickhowell, to arrange the formaton of a Law Dispensary, for furnishing the poor with ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. Mr. Thornely aDd Lord Sandon, with their respective friends, are indefatigable, and every thing proclaims the approach of a fierce and determined contest at Liverpool. The Oxford Musical Festival commenced on Wednesday. Pasta and Braham are the comets. The former is to have three hundred guineas. AFLOWERY COMPLIMENT.—(From the Liverpool Cou- rier ).-On Tuesday, about twelve ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15.— lhe price of wheat remains as on Monday, with little doing. In bar- ley and oats there is little to notice. The prices are as last mar- ket day and in beans, peas, and other articles of grain nothing is doing. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. The house met shortly after two o'clock. At a quarter to three the house was summoned to attend the Lords, and the Speaker having returned, the house continued to swear in the hon. members that were in attendance until four o'clock, when the house adjourned. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. TUESDAY, JUNE 14.—About two o'clock the Lord Chan- cellor, and other noble lords who had been appointed commis- sioners, took their seats upon the woolsack, when his lordship ordered the Deputy Usher of the Black Rod to summon the gentlemen of the House of Commons, when about 200 mem- bers attended at the bar, and the Chancellor addressed them to the following effect My Lords ...

... COUNTRY NEWS, ARRIVAL OF DON PEDRO.-His Majesty's ship Volage, commanded by Lord Colchester, arrived at Falmouth on Thursday morning, having on board the ex-Emperor of Brazil, who is on his passage to Cherbourg.—Don Pedro is accompanied by the ex-Empiess and a numerous retinue, and intends to proceed through France to Munich. The Queen of Portugal is on her passage to this country in a French ...

... Amongst the names of those who have lately obtained Academical honours at Oxford, we are glad to find at the head of the fourth class that of Mr. Edward Gosling, of Monmouth. BARBAROUS OUTRAGE.-On Monday evening last, a la- bouring man of the name of William Thcuflas,- iti the employ of Mr. Ford, of this town, called at the Bridge Inn, on his road home. Amongst the company in the house were ...

... Monday, June 13.-This day's supply of beasts was limited of small stock moderately good. The trade with the primest small beef and mutton was somewhat brisk at in some instances an advance of about 2d wiih lamb very dull, at a depression of full 4d per stone with veal, middling and inferior beef and mutton, suckling calves, and store pigs, at Friday's quotations. (Per stone of 81b. sinking ...

... THE TURNIP FLY. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. Sin,—In Cunningham's work on New South Wales, it is stated that the Turnip Fly has been introduced into that country by means of turnip seed. Was it introduced in the egg or larva state ? If either egg or larva be found among the seed, can they be destroyed by immersion in prepared fluid ? As this is a ques- tion of the greatest ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. We have news from Poland up to the 1st inst. Nothing had occurred there since the battle of Ostrolenka on the 26th of May, and both armies continued in their old posi- tions. The German papers in the Russian interest are busily exaggerating the Polish loss, which they now make 10,000. Even the Russians themselves do not venture to put it at half the number. Private letters state ...

... NATURAL BEAUTIES. THERE'S beauty in the soft, warm, summer morn, When leaves are sparkling with the early dew When birds awake, and buds and flowers are born, And the rich sun appears, half trembling, through The crimson haze, and dim luxurious blue Of the far eastern heav'ns :—there's beauty deep From mountain tops to catch the distant view Of quiet glen wood, path-wild craggy steep, Or cool ...

... The Earl of Meath and John David Latouche, Esq. it is said, will shortly be sworn in as members of the Irish Privy Council. A late account from Limerick states that Mr. Steele had arrrived in Ennis. A quantity ,«>f fire-arms, surrendered* by the peasantry. Twelve stand of arms were brought on Monday evening, and surrendered to Mr. O'Connell. DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT PLATE.—TAe Cork Reporter says: ...