... ^LAMOKGANSIIIHE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY. We never experience a greater or siuccrer pleasure than when we have an opportunity of praising the forking classes, whether it be for the prudence and temperance which restrain from had habits, or for their active, benevolent, and manly practise of good °nes. On the list of subscribers to the Infirmary we have named, we find the sum of £ 23 lis. ...

... CARDIFF. FOREIGN REPORTED INWARDS.—The Cateviena, Nyrnan, from Guernsey, in ballast; and the Fortuna, Bulow, from Memel, with deals, staves, and lath- wood. FOREIGN ENTERED OUTWARDs.-The Sonne, Holst, and the Anna, Loets, for Hamburg. FOREIGN CLEARED OUTWARi)s.-The Mary Ann, Child, for Newcastle, Uuited States, with iron and passengers; the Beer and Wingyett, Bee, for An- cona, and the Eulione ...

... SOCIETY fOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANIM,u.a.-On Friday week, this Society held its annual meeting in the large room in the Freemasons' Tavern, Great Queen Street, The meeting was one of the most numerous and respectable which has oc- cured since the formation of the Society, and the greatest interest appeared to be taken in the objects and proceedings of the Committee. The Earl of ...

... THE IRISH TUTOR AND HIS SCHOOL. We ought to have sooner noticed what we con- sider decidedly the happiest effort of the comic talent of H. B. The sketch is called The Irish Tutor, and represents the Irish Master of the English Cabinet as a burly pedagogue in one of his mifder moods. His little'' school is arrayed in solemn order in the front of the desk, at which sits the Schoolmaster at ...

... Jh* union cemented, is a refreshing Jsu d'Esprit, and u.e thank our Bristvl friend politically as well as socially peaking, we think it will at length prove a happy mar- rtage for John Bull snd Hibernia. he shipping list to which a merchant alllldes) shall he pub- lishtd regularly i clever and Ingenious friend at Tintern, is hasty in his Conclusion the Laurels of Scrutator do not belong to ...

... Monday ihf from the L' ^ARCH —^ord H°lland presented a petition ■l^ndon n • May°r« Aldermen, and Common Council of to be made*?1* for the revision or repeal of the declaration Georg«IV a °testant Dissenters contained in the 9th saw many t the time of the passing of that act he fore- opposed the' Cv''s s'nce complained of, and would have thorised bv l^001*011'rf the declaration, but he was au ...

... COMPENSATION TO DISMISSED TOWN CLERKS AND CnuponATE OFFICERS.—The Lords of the Trea- sury have, in answer to several applications on tliis sub- ject, informed the parties that, having taken the advice of the Law Officers of the Crown, they will consider themselves authorised to award the compensations, under the 66ih clause of the Municipal Corporations Act, either in a gross sum or by way of ...

... samrsttc CHCRCH C MMfstON.—The following are circul letters recently addressed by Mr. Murray, the Secretary of the Church Inquiry Commissioners, to the Member* of the Commission : ...

... 'The Clergy of the diocese of Limerick have pro- tested against any alteration in the law of lithes, but I- to allow Lord Stanley's act to ran its legitimate a course. ArrWcAC ON TriE MAlL.-On Saturday night the Cork mail coach for WVaterford was fired at by one of four s, armed men, near Wlsitechurch, county of WVaterford, -about thirty miles from) Waterford. )f Linens are considerably risen ...

... I ~ ?? c ALLEGED TREACHERY OF GEN.CORDO Vil. TI e Flit hrivOserpi, eu1t I rl ?? '1 , The Flirt brig, Osprsq cutter, and Roya Tar steamer, have this week arrived from Saniander. Ihc (The o l left on thc 9th tilt. on which day Lord William l' :i marched to join the British legion at \ ittoria, with 59 lancers and 50 artillerymen, and two 12-poiudsl guns. The letters from Vittoria and Santaoder, ...

... CO1nnmSPOND:Igwfl:. tI tli To s/ic Editor' ifthe Norith Wales Chr'onicle. blisht S~in,-i n your paper of last week you express.edl an Free isteiition of entering into a further consideration with were re1spect to thle circumstances attendant upon the to- Lord moval of the Bishop of Bargor from his present rosi- 'ey r d Lnce a t Banago r, the is ni tiisgcof t ltcL Ito Seesuof Ba ngo r O'Te anti ...

... SCRIUPTUREt IIILUSTlRATlIlOANS. 'I'ere is much profound important wisdom in the Proverb of Solomon, where it is said. ' The heart k noweth its own bitterness.' It formspart ol a truth still more comprehensive, that every man knoweth his own peculiar feelings, and diffli- culties, and trials, far better than he cnn get any of bis neighbours to perceive them. It is natural to us all, that we ...