... TO THE Y ECTORS OF THE UNITED BOROUGHS MONMOUTII, NEWPORT, AND USK. ^GJENTI.EMEN, l^n whkh^tVhas°Vv^e,e^ Canvass of these Boroughs, ach Elector personally ThastenT0 P3y MY RESPECTS Iks for the IIWVI oJ to return you my warmest > at your hands. suraDCes of support which I have met ^y^aken'place^a^mn >0U 0|D l^e ,eturn which* has evi- Jtical affairs and i „„Jjre moderate and practical view of ...

... AGINCOURT SQUARE, MONMOUTH. fi. A. WILLIAMS, MILLINER & DRESS MAKER, BEGS respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of al.d its Neighbourhood, that she will have ready tor in- *pectVon, on Monday, the 6th of November, a Novel, Fashion- «WTE, and Elegant Assortment of MILLINERY. VELVETS «UI«;IN,SVR^.RKSSES' CLOAKS, VELVET and other SHAWL FURS, &c. TKC., which she has personally selecteo jrom the ...

... BRISTOL and NEWPORT STEAM PACKETS, During the NEXT FROM BRISTOL, Peb. 13, MONDAY 11 mom 12 noon 15, WEDNESDAY 1 after 16, Turns DAY 2 after 17, FRIDAY 7^ mom IS, SATURDAY SJ mom FROM NEWPORT. FED. 9, ^om 9.j ,?10rn 10i morn Iafter 17, FRIDAY ih after IS, SATURDAY. 3 after Pares; After Cabin, 4s-Fore-Caain, 2s.-Ciiil- ...

... TO THE INDEPENDENT electors OF IFWBIFHSLS ABERDARE AND VAYNOR. GENTLEMEN, I', ,OC HAVING fulfilled my promise of giving every Elec- tor the opportunity of recording bis Vote, and hav- ing been overwhelmed by the powerful union of interests which was so strenuously exerted against me, it only re- mains for me to return my heartfelt thanks to the Electors in general for the kindness and good ...

... Orders and Arlrcrtintmenln will be received by the following Country Agznts. ^'ri FFJI. BIRD, Bookseller. ^^O^UTII Mr. C. HoUGn, Bookseller, &c. Mr. WM. EVANS, Ship Street. j, ^PORT Messrs. WEBIIER and SON. Booksellers Mr-JAMES BIRD, Jun., Bookseller, Mr. JAMES FEAR, Spirit Merchant. Mr. DAY, Law Stationer, Mount street HABRIDGE: Post Office. fCKHOWEL. Mr. T.WILLIAMS. Np GAVENNY: Mp9S«- ...

... ANOTHER ACCIDENT AT THE THAMES TUNNEL. At a few minutes before four o'cloek 011 Friday morning ^ii being then nearly high wnu-r) a sudden irruption of the rivertook place, and filled 1 hp tunnel. Every ueeessary precaution had been previously taken to secure the retreat of the workmen in case of any accident taking place but, unfortunately, on calling over their names, one of the miners was ...

... AGENTS FOR BRISTOL AND HEREFORD* BRISTOL Mr. JOHN REES, 31, College Grecu. HEREFORD: Mr. W.H. VALE, Bookseller, High St. LONDON AGENTS. Me!'srs L\O: and Co., Warwick Square. Mr. R. BARKER, 33, Fleet Street. Mr. S. DEACON Colonial Coffee House, Walbrock. Mr.G. R.EYNELL, 42, Chancery Lane, Fleet Stieet, Messrs M. and W.E. HAMMOND, i.7, Lombard street, Messrs. CLARKE and LEWIS, 4, Crown Cjurt ...

... ,column> though alone, RAGLANDhath propp'd a tottering throne. New is the stately column broke, The beacon-light is quench'd in smeke. The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder silent on the hill j ...

... would'st view fair TINTERN aright, in Vls't it by the pale moon-light: (iill heams of gladsome day ■Th to the ruin gray). go—but go alone the while— /nw view Mary's ruin'd pile; w ^ome retuming, soothly swear, never scne so sad, so fair. ...

... TO MILLERS, FARMERS, &. OTHERS. W 0 be Soln by tlriuate Contract, LAK(.i E IRON IIORSE-WHEEL, 18 feet in diameter, I J-JL geared with wood, 2| inches pitch Oak Shaft nine feet too. okes tor two lint-ses; Top and Bottom Bearings, with Hiasses, Apply to Messrs. ALLFREY, at the Castle Brewery, Newport, Monmouthshire, who, fioni some alterations in their machinery have no further occasion for the ...

... As some proud column, though alone, RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering1 throne. Now is the stately column broke, The beacon-light is quench'd in smoke, The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder silent on the hill! ...

... TO BE LET, AVD EXTKKEO UPON IMMEDIATELV, SHOP, with an excellent SITTING ROOM Tl and a Bed if ooin and K itciien if required l>rcini r» arc most eligibly situated in High Sireet. fniiyr, at)(i tjlc ront W1|| j,e moder.ite, the rcspect- 'li«y of the. Tenant bpiiii liie first consideration. I ne remaining part of the premises are used by the r,ter of the Merthyr Guardian Paper, to whom appli ...