... (j ROUSE SHOOTING. The sport on the moors on the easterly side of this cool p has been unusually good, and large numbers of birds have H ol killed. We have heard of one party on the BuckstonesMc is belonging to Mr. Entwisle of Rochdale, whose exploits WO scarcely be surpassed by those of any party in the best part Scotland. We understand that Captain Hopwood killeii brace Mr. Entwisle, 28 ...

... THE IRON TRADE.—The demiUid for iron of ail descrip- tions rtlade in this neighbourhood has become unpiecedentedly great; so much so, that many of the makers have determined to close their order-books, and reject orders at any price. We understand that the stocks of iron in dealers hands throughout the empire are remarkably small, owing to the expectation that pllces would still recede. The ...

... SUMMKR ASSIZES. On Sat'irday the 29th July, Lord Akinger arrived iu M6:i- mouth, from Hereford, and immediately proceeded to ope'ti tT:-j cominb>ion. On S>:ndav he intended divine service it St. Jlary s Church, u hen llt« Sheriff's Ch'SwIa^, the Rev. W. PoweM, preached an admirable sermort litfore his Lordship. I\ir. J ustice Coleridge, ai r.i in Monday morning. On Monday mcini^p,, at ten ...

... RTItOirD, DINNER TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL AND P. SCROPL. ES ...

... To the llditor of the Merlhyr Guardian. Sin,—If you think it will promote the interests of your paper to run down in public estimation the Directors of the Mon- mouthshire and Glamorganshire Banking Company, I, for one, shall not attempt to restrain you from the exercise of so honour- able an occupation; but whenever you commit a deliberate outrage upon truth, I shall take leave to set you ...

... The news of a conspiracy having been discovered in the regiments at Naples, and of numetuusarrests having taken place in Consequence, is corroborated by the Augsburg Gazette offJte 17, which has a letter fiotn Naples of the 5th, giviulpJle following brief notice of the orcumstance The night before last a conspiracy against tlte government wast discovered in the Neapolitan regimests quartered ...

... enjamui Hall, Ksq., M.P., accompanied by the tea. o Abergavenny, arrived at Newpoit yesterday, and both aentlemen were warmly cheered by the people. They proceeded to Cardiff to meet their friend Mr. Guest. I he Prince Regent, Captain Moon, hound to Quebec, which sailed from this port last week, has put back to the river, being compelled to bear up (in the severe gale 01 Saturday last) for ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE.—Castletown, Saturday 5th (thin day) Grcsmont, Thursday 10 Newport, Tuesday 15th. 11ERFFORDSHIHF.—Kington, Wednesday 2d VViomore, Sa- turday 5ih. 0 BRIXONSHIRK.—Davy nock, Thursday 10th; Hay, Saturday 12th; Trecastle, Monday 14th Pontneddfeclian, Saturday 19th. CARMARTHEN-SHIRE.—Carmarthen, Saturday 121h New Inn, Saturday 19th Cayo and Newcastle Emlvn, Mondav 2tst LUnd.lo-fawr, ...

... MARYLEbONE ELECTION. The following is the report of the proceedings at this election, which was unavoidably postponed in our last week's paper Although the principal interest of the struggle which has taken place in this borcUgh terminated with the close of the poll on the Tuesday night, yet a vast crowd assembled round the hustings the following morning, to hear the official declara- tion of ...

... élhÛlt. Letters from Ara^on ceine down to the 13th. From these we learn that Don CWlos has positively quilted Va- lencia, and gone to the Sierla of Albarracia, a range ol mountains between Cuenca, Molma of Ara^on, and Te- rue!. The unexpected success of ilie .expedition to Cas- tile must, no doubt, have nwditifd^g' p'lans^ of the Car- lists. What these plans are, remains yet to he discoveied. ...

... fl T Irl £ Xetijport SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1637. The proceedings of our own election so occupied our space last week., that we were unable to more than allude triumphs gained on the hustings by the friends of 'he people and the supporters of a Reforming Ministry. The city of London nobly set the example and, notwith- standing the immense influence which Mr. Ilorsley Pal. mer's position in liie ...

... NATURE. I care not for the sunlight, C nless the sunlight lay On forest-trees and meadows green, From cities far away. X«»r do I love the moonlight, Unless the moonlight sleep In rocky glen and quiet dell, In silence calm and deep. Nor care I for the morning breeze, Unless it rustles bv, When I am laid 'neatlx spreading tree, And gazing on the sky. 3Por then I feel its quiet glide So gently ...