... 1:7 TO MAYFIELD MANOR. See::s—A turnpike road, with a hedge on each side, a beer- shop at every hundred yards, and a finger-post in the corner. Time—Peep-o'-day on the first of September. Dram. Pers.—I and my fiiend, Jack Manton.jutayed in full shooting costume, with Ponto, a favourite pointer, at our heels. Then The Flying Mercury stage-coach, with her cargo of men, women, and children, bags, ...

... Eyes are dim and red with weeping- Hearts are bursting for thy fall Let them weep !-the swords are sleeping That refused thy pitying call. All they could, thy spirits gave thee— All they could not, who will blame T They lived, they breath'd, they died to save thee, To revenge thy fallen fame Freedom !—Freedom !-to restore thee, Fought they as their fathers fought; Red offerings, as their ...

... No news of interest has reached us from Spain since our hst. The Queen Regent 1tas addressed the nation in eulogistic terms of the Constitution, which the Tory prints represent to be just as honest as those used by Ferdinand sixteen years ago. This may be correct, but surely it is wretched logic to cast a slur upon the Spa- nish people for the hypocrisy of the widow of their late. tyrant, and ...

... ASTONISHING DISCOVERY.- Al the late meeting of the British Association at Bristol, Mr. Cross, of Bloomfield, So merset, stated that he had devoted much of his time to elec- tricity, and he had latterly been occupied in improvements in the voltaic power, by which he had succeeded in keeping it in full force for twelve months by water alone, rejecting acids entirely. Mr. Cross then proceeded to ...

... COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. ,R W. J. LAW, ESQ., Commissioner. MONMOUTHSHIRE—At Monmouth, Saturday, November 19. ECONSHIRE—At Brecon, Monday, October 31. TAMORGANSHIRE—At Cardiff, Wednesday, November 2. LAMORGAXSHIRE—At Swansea, Friday, November 4. GLOCCESTERSHIRE-At Gloucester and City, Thursday, October 27. rfifCfORUKHIRE—At Hereford, Thursday. November 17. A AKTHEKSIIIRI:—At ...

... The King of the French has been urged to complete the Ministry without awaiting the advice of Marshal Soult. Accordingly M. Montalivet has quitted the field, and altogether abandoned the Home Ministry to the Doctrinaires. These gentlemen accordingly terminated on Monday their arrangements:—Count Mote, Presi- dent of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs; M. Gasparin, Home Minister; M. ...

... JAMAICA.—The following extract is from a letter re cetiily received by the ltev. T. Roberts, of Bristol, from his brother-in-law, S. Hannaford, Esq., of Old Harbour, in Jamaica, and will be gratifying to those who are inte- rested in the prosperity of our western colonies:— I shall make the laigest proportion of sugar this year of any estate in the whole district. I expect in about two weeks, ...

... There have been 87 objections made this year in the lists of ten pound voters for this city and the parishes within the liberties, and 35 in the freemen's roll total 122. Some per sons are objected to by both parties, which makes the actual number somewhat more.— Heieford Journal■ On 'rhursday a seiious accident occurred to James, a son of Mr. Owen solicitor, of Hereford. He was riding a horse ...

... What on earth do all the foreign princes come regularly swarming over here for? How silent are our newspapers! Has it never struck them to enquire into the motives of these little highnesses and embryo klDgs 1 Some 611 their trivets, some to pay their respects to hi3 Majesty William IV., some to see their dear cousins—as far removed as the number of miles their respective homes are distant-and ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN. Subscribers and the Public are respectfully informed, that Vn consequence of the alteration in the Newspaper Stamp PRICE OF THE MERLIN WILL BE itOURPENCE HALFPENNY, instead of Sevenpence, on and^fromi the_17 £ h September instant. I' at ™Lreducti°n of duty being but twopence and a fraction of j • a tartning, oireach stamp, Proprietors of Newspapers, inre- e , ...

... MANSLAUGHTER.—FATAL AFFRAY ON BOARD SHIP. -Tuesday,.Peter Lewis, a man of colour, the cook of the. ship Thomas Lowry, was brought before Mr. Bal- lantine, charged with killing and slaying Elisha Cum- mins, the steward of the same vessel, on the high seas. — Ed win Toby, a seaman on board the ihomas Lowry, stated that on the 21st of July last, on the homeward voyage from China, he went to the ...

... The Duke of Beaufort has bought a mansion in Bel- grave-square, and the Earl of Kingston one in Chesham- place, for their future town residences. MRS. GRAHAM.—Reasonable hopes are now enter- tained of this unfortunate lady's recovery from the effects of her late tremendous fall from a balloon. Her senses have completely returned, and a gradual improvement in her strength is stated to be ...