... Proudly the conquering hero stajids In car triumphal-captive bands Swell the long train-the nation i cry Is- Live, thou son of victory. Victorious wreaths upon his brow Are placed of sweetest flowers that grow; The wall-flower and carnation red Around the conqueror o ...

... MONDAY, JUNE 5.Mr. Rrntheiton brought up the report of Gunning's (Wigan Glehe) Estate Bill- On the motion that the latter bill be read a third time, Mr. Hindley said that he should move the the introduction of a cirtuse. reserving any increase of income arising under the bill to be at the disposal of pailiament, if necessary, for future ad- ditional church accommodation in the parish. This ...

... SIB,—Knowing the columns of your valuable paper are at all limeg open for the discussion of matters which may be pro- ductive of advantage to the town and port of Newport, allow me, through its medium, to call the attention of the Harbour Commissioners to the folfowing statement:— Two buoys, one painted black and the other red, are, or were intended to be, placed at the entrance of the river, ...

... ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE.—On Monday the foundation stone of the new building, intended for the Burgpssian Library, was bid by Mrs. Lewellin, with the usual ho- nours. It will form a continuation of the present library,, and will present the same elevation towards the Aberyst- wytli road and Dr. Ollivant's house. The west window of the present building, which has always been so much admired, will ...

... Lime d'un Amant sc trouve Partout, tr3Cea de l'objet aimé. Sr, PUU,Ju. Upon thy cheek that palid hue Speaks rapture to my throbbing breast; That smile to fond affection due, Can soothe its keenest pang to Ye&t. How dear to me this silent hour That sets my fancy free: j For true to passion's potent pow'17 Remembrance pictures'/ 'GT How dear to me eve's sober grey,— Her tranquil light with joy ...

... THURSDAY, JUNE 1.—Addenbrooke v. Scott, Rart.-At the sitting of the court this morning Lord Abinger pronounced the judgment of the court in this case, which was argued yesterday. t'hey were of opinion, upon the construction of the covenants, that they were limited to the mines and coal under the demised premises, which comprised only 177 acres of the 300 over which the mines extended, and to ...

... OfulD BACL FOR THE BFNFFIT OF THE SPITAI-FIELDs Wt.AVtRs.-On Thuisday, the 1st inst., the )onn expected ball at the Opera, for the benefit 01 the Spilalfields WEAVERS, took place, and never upon any similar occasion was there more NUMEROUS or a more splendid assemblage. All the rank, fashion, and beauty now IN the metropolis, were pre sent. The Princes* Victoria, accompanied by her illustri ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE AND GLAMORGANSHIRE BANKING COMPANY —In order that there may be nopossibtemiscon. eption as to the system of management adopted in this Com- pany with regard to the discounting of bills and the regulation .f the customers accounts, we are authorised to state, tn rejutu- km of wme unfounded rumour* tohich have been circulated to he contrary, that the whole dllectlon of these ...

... IjTlME MjEiRUIMffl Ketoport, f SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1837. J WILLIAM IV. has ceased to live, and his crown and kingdom have descended to Queen Victoria I! His Jtarje^ty espied at twelve minutes past two o'clock, A.M., Tuesday last, after bearing, with exemplary fdflitucte d pious resignation, an illness which from the first ^reatened fatal results. The melancholy event was no^ fferefore, ...

... On Saturday morning, the 17th instant, at t$n o clock, these ,orks drid the neighbourhood xvefsi i tir6wh ffltogreatcbnsteraation by a loud report, which wis found Id probeed frpin on« of the coal-pits belonging to Messrs. Rnssell and Brown. The report was followed by the issuing of a thick cloud of smoke from the mouth of the pit. The men who were at work on the coak-yard adjoining the pit ...

... ORIGINAL CHARADES. (No. XVI.) When thick on Snowdon's towering crcst, Huge clouds descend in darkness irest; They clash—they burst—and all around Myfirst is thrown with clattering sound. Swift as the glancing lightning flies, I On fiery wings, and rends the skies; So the envenomed instrument Of vengeance from my next is sent. Sweet amid storms my whole to view, Lit by the sunbeam darting ...

... THE MURDERS AT THE POTTUHIKS.—Young Colley, the boy who escaped from his mother after she had cut his throat, and who has since been in the hospiial, was so much worse oh Thursday evening, that all hope of saving his life is despaired of. On Thursday morning the bodies of the three sufferers were buried at Stoke Church. The coffin of the girl was borne first by six young women dressed in black ...