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THE BISHOP OF LLANDAFF AND THE WELSH LANGUAGE
... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,-Among the various subjects of contemplation that offer themselves to our notice there are but few of a more solemn character than that of a Bishop delivering his charge to his Clergy. And, whilst in the exercise of this most im- portant duty, the range of his address is not extended beyond the legitimate scope of pastoral superinlendance, the ...
sotuestic Ketoe
... ALTERATIONS IN TIIE HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Several Members of Parliament and other persons attended in the House of Commons on Friday last, to try the effect of certain alterations in the interior, made under the su- perintendence of Dr. Reid, of Edinburgh, for the pur- pose of improving the ventilation and facilitating the distinct conveyance of spoken language to the ear. A detachment of 420 ...
CHURCH RATES
... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. Sift,—As your paper is conducted on impartial principles, I presume you will not object to ths following account of a numerous meeting assembled in our p'afish vestiy on Friday last—the Vicar in the chair,—to consider the J)io- priety of granting a church rate. The Dissenters of this town, aided by many liberal and respectable Episcopalians, wishing ...
-BRISTOL
... BRISTOL. A notice of application to Parliament appears in the Bris- tol Gatette, for an Improvement Act for Bristol. CT.IFTON UNIOS.-At the Weekly Meeting of the Board of Guardians, held on Friday last, Charles Arthur Latcham, Esq., was unanimously elected Superintendent Registrar of this Union. A CASE OK HARDSUIP.-On Monday last, an application, embodying the following facts, was heard before ...
' TO CORRESPONDENTS
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. )tf, Prices llitra which reached our office yesterday^ is, in consequence of its length, unavoidably postpvned liU weEk. Will a rate-payer give us his name confidentially ? IVe. see no substantial cause of complaint against the person animadverted OIl bu Q. È. D, it is cite property „ fiiie talents to emerge from obscurity to fame and station, and to be invidiously regarded ...
j DON MIGUEL AND THS POPE
... DON MIGUEL AND THS POPE. It is cert?in that Don Miguel does not wish to go and fight in Portugal and that his pretended departures are only so many plans to obtain money. lie has promised a dozen times to go, and still he remains, being more afraid of cannon-balls tllan of the cholera. I pwards of 150,000 Roman crowns have been given him lately, and he OAes at least three times that amount. On ...
[No title]
... The Third Anniversary of this Society was held in the Toom of the Free GrammarShool, Abergavenny, on Wednes- day and Thursday, the 23d and 24th instant. The praise- worthy objects of this Society are now so fully enderstood and to thoroughly appreciated by all who take an interest in the revival of the Welsh literature and language, that it is only accessary for us to refer to our report of ...
BRISTOL
... Mux ICIPAI. ELECTIONS.—We most heartily congratulate our fellow-citizens on the signal tiiumph gained yesterday. They have, indeed, shewn that so far as they are concerned, the boasted cry of re-action has been nothing but an empty sound and that amongst the householders, tradesmen, and merchants of this great city, there is a decided attachment to Liberal principles; for it is idle to pretend ...
[No title]
... A Letter to the Proprietors and Directors of Joint Slock Banks. By Monumethensis. London: Effingham Wilson, Iloyal Exchange and Evans, Newport. We have perused with much satisfaction a small work re- cently published, and entitled as above. It exposes in a very forcible and succinct a manner the injustice inflicted on individuals and the public, by the monopoly enjoyed by the corporation of ...
TfÎE DUCHESS CAROLINE OF WURTEMBERG
... [The singulai stoiy emanates from one of the Imperial Cham- berlains, who alleges he hearel it rebterl by Napoleon him- self, one evening, at Malmaison. The conversation hap- pcning to turn on the Princess of Wurtemberg, the Emperor addiessedto his Chamberlain the following question] — How old is the present King of urtcmberg lie is no longer a young man, sire. Frederick William is seventy. He ...
COURT or REQUESTS, LONDON
... It wai in vain that, yesleidav morning, the officers of this Court insisted upon very nearly 700 individuals to hold their jaws —there was a general chattering of teeth, and the poor women and children were unusually restive the biting north wind whistled round the building, and at one time the very wig of Air. Commissioner Dubois fluttered in the gale, and appeared freezingly agitated. On ...