... The Unitarian Congregation assembling in High.street Cha- pel, in this town, have just raised a tablet to the memory of their late excellent pastor, the Rev. Richard Awbrey the de- sign and execution of which reflects great credit on the talents of our townsmen, Mr. Philip Rogers.—Cambrian. At the Baptist Quarterly Meeting held in Cardiff, last Wed- nesday, a memorial to Lord Melbourne, ...

... ORIGINAL CHARADES.-(No. X.) My first is an article, and—to be brief, Of all other articles, know it's the chief; Without it 'twere useless to seek after fame, Yet 'twould be of no use were it not for its name. Then, in-ystcond. without it we could not sunrire, Or, at least, I believe we never should thrive Although there's a species, I truly must say, Some folks to get rid of would anything ...

... Martin Osterfield Wray, of Holborn-hill, Middlesex, chemist. -Edward Hilditch Gough, late of Dalston-iise, Hackney, dealer in wood.—Joseph Arnould, of No. 17, King William- street, West Strand, bookseller.—James Harrison, of No. 22, Charlotte-street, Manchester,commission-agent.—John Joseph Dominique Deneulain, of 18, Leicester-square, hotel-keeper. ;William Davies, of Queen-street, May-fair, ...

... THE MOUNTAIN DAISY. Oh lovely as that lowly flower Which gives thy charms a name, And blushes at its humble dower, Its homeliness of fame;— Fair girl! with beauty gifted, yet Unconscious of the grace Which Nature's loving hand hast set Upon thy gentle face. Oh, simple beauty !—yet not so; For, rapid as the dance Of thy swift pulse, thoughts come and go, Across thy countenance— Now serious as ...

... On Saturday last, a child of John Edward, collier, of Trrdepar, about four years of age. under the coal trails, and before he could be disentangled, had his head almost Be- vered fiom his body, and instantly expired. ...

... MONDAY, MAY 8.—Although there was by no means a large supply of Beasts in our market this morning, the buyers, owing to the weather not being very favourable to slaughtering, the large quantity of dead stock expected to arrive shortly from Scotland, and various parts of England, and the salesmen aim' ing at advanced rates, were by no means anxious to deal in the early part of the day, except ...

... A public meeting is to take place in Dublin on the 16th, for the purpose, as is stated in the advertisement of calling the meeting, and expressing, in a dutiful and loyal address to our gracious Monarch, our unabated and entire confi dence in his present Ministers; and our earnest hope that no delays or disappointments, with respect to any legis lative measutes, may induce them toabandon a ...

... MARVLEBONE OFFICK.-SINGULAU APPLICATION.—YeMer- lay a little woe-begone man entered the office, and addressing Mr. Rawhnson, said 1 ve got sich a hopstropulous wife I ...

... The Venice Gazette, of April 17, gives details of a se- cond earthquake in Greece, which has had the most de plorable consequences. It happened on the 1st of April, in the four islands of Hydra, Spezzia, Poros, and Santo rrrso. The shocks continued a wpck,s» tUst central point from which they proceeded was the last island, almost the whole of which has disappeared. It i, said that ...

... The Queen has ordered the sum of fifty pounds to be given in aid of the distressed Coventry weavers. Lord Foley has been appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Worcestershire, in the place of Lord Lyttleton, deceased. The Admiralty have lately issued the following order: All the mail steam-packets are to have boards prepared, on which are to be painted the names of the principal head-lands, light-houses ...

... The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com- puted from the returns made in the week ending May 2d, 1837, is 34s lid per cwt., exclusive of the duties of Customs. ...

... TnE IRON TRADE.-The iron trade supports itself with more firmness and steadiness than the cotton market; but it is the opinion of persons conversant with the market, that neither the rate of wages, nor the price of ore, nor the advance upon coal, nor all put together, will enable the iron-masters to keep up their pricesSheffield Mercury. The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible ...