... fttonmotitfjsfuiT IRON AND COAL COMPANY. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SI 'V J|.y namc having appeared in your Paper as one of tlie Director# of the Monmouthshire Iron and Coal twnpRny, I beg through the same medium to inform the 1 ublic that it was inserted without my knowledge or consent, and that I have not the slightest connexion with the concern. lengthened correspondence ...

... If lliou KouldVt view lair TINTI.KN ari^lit, (;0 viKit it by tlie pale (tor the g-ny beams of ^litdsomc ilny but to (lout ilit ruin gray). I Urn go—but %o alone tlie while— I hen view St. Mary1* ruiuM pile And, hotnt returning soothly swear, AVam never scent* so sad, so fair. ...

... A. some proud rolumn, though alone, RAGLANDhath propp'd a tottering tliroac. Now is the stately roiumn brokf The beacon-light isqnench'd in snroke I he trumpet's sllrer sound » jtill The wardereileiit on Llig hill ...

... paullo (ttfnttct), NEWPORT. THE LORD BISHOP of the DIOCESE will CONSE- CRATE the above CHURCH on THURSDAY, the 3d day of November next, when Divine Service will be per- formed at Eleven o'clock in the Morning, and at Half-past Two in the Afternoon. THE SERMON 10 the Morning will be Preached by THE BISHOP, and that in the Afternoon by the Rev. HENRY MELV1LL, M.A., of Camden Chapel, Camberwell. ...