... fttoitmoutfisilurc. ABERGAVENNY CYMREIGYDDION. We have just received a printed list of subjects, signatures of competitors, &c., against the fourth an- niversary of the Abergavenny Cymreigyddion, and desire to congratulate that Society on their increasing Influence and utility as a Literary Institution. Their programme, for the ensuing meeting, contains lists under fictitious names, of those ...

... ^eel'ng is strongly turned to the ^H»tle °6 Lord Melbourne at Windsor hj ^'s Lordship has long since achieved to,'lcl A REPtation for gallantry which Htiy 'lave rendered his society gratifying 1 1 ^Uee°'niU1 Wl'° va'e ...

... It is said to be so hot in Virginia that the mercury has all run out of the tops of the thermometer tubes; find yet it is waxinp warmer.—American Paper. SMUGGLING The expenses of the preventive service amount to upwards ...

... A MAN OF FEW WOI',Ds.-A young man some time since arrived at a certain inn, and after alight- ing from his horse, went into the traveller's room, where he walked backwards and forwards for some time, displaying the utmost self-importance. At length he rang the bell; and upon the waiter's ap- pearance, gave him an order nearly as follows. Wailei- I The waiter replied, to Sir. lama Inan of ...

... Sir John Conroy has addressed a letter to Mr Wright, the secretary of the Windsor Royal Hor- ticultural Society, announcang the intention of her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent to become an annual subscriber of five pounds to that institution this sum by her Royal Highness's direction, will be given as cottagers' prizes. The Queen has also been pleased to honour the society with her ...

... Last week we spoke of the grain as rapidly dis- appearing from the fields in Yorkshire, and, indeed, in all the northern counties, including the corn dis- tricts of Scotland, and this week, with grateful hearts, we may proclaim the joyous news of Harvest Home; and such a harvest, amidst such a year of perils, has seldom been known. in ttic- inotitlix or April and May there was scarcely any ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. h\^Cr fr discontinuing the Advertisement for1' A Pu[>j|^» arrived too late. ...

... FLEXIBILITY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE Dr. John Wailis was Savilian Professor of Geometry in the University of Oxford in IGII). Iu ll)j > he published a grammar of the English lan- guage, in Latin, which, though diffuse, is a work of great merit. It would have been well if subsequent grammarians of our language, who appear not to have seen it, had really known it? and made it their model and that ...

... A private letter from New York of the Sth ult, adverting to Mr Van Burcn's messuage, says, My opinion is that he will suceced in carrying his plan of a specie currency. Many suppose that it will bring ruin to every man, but the resources of this country are so great, that we can suffer much, and yet rapidly recover from the pressure. The progress of the change from bad to better is already ...

... BREAD WITHOUT YEAST. To the Ellilorof the New Farmers' Journal. SIR,—I have been induced to make the following remarks in consequence of the great scarcity of yeast in many places and though that scarcity may not exist everywhere, yet some of the curious m?y be induced to try the experiment, and they will thus be provided with resource in case of the failure of the article, which many persons ...

... ORX&ZSFFAXI IPOETSFSR. TO COLONEL P. ON COMPLETING urs 70TH YEAR. Trn years of Sabbaths by this record spen, Long in the land, indeed thy days have been, While as a mott: the longest life shall be, Weighed in the balance of eternity. of: may the God thou humbly servest hern, Still guard and keep thee in His faith and [par; Lead thee to Pisjjah, whcre thou mayest gurvey Lands of f'trrnallife ...

... BRECONSaturday, Oct. 7, 1837. We remember nothing more severe-and the more severe because true—than the following scorching exposition of the tactics of the Whigs. It is the touch of the Ithuriel spear which no falsehood can endure, and which compels the fiend to start up in his own shape. Our readers will be better pleased to see modern Whiggery thus presented to them in the forcible language ...