... ABERSTWYTH HUNT AND SEEPLE CHASg. William Lewis, Esq., of Clynfiew, and Pryse Pryse, of Lodge Park, were the stewards. In consequence of the severity of the frost, a few this hunt and steeple chase were judiciously postponed stewards from the 18th, to Monday the 25th ult. Early morning of this latter day a great many sportsmen, in roats, were to be seen at Aberistwyth. preparing Lto meet ...

... A meeting of the inhabitants of the city of London, convened by the Lord Mayor, was held on Tuesday, at the Guildhall, for the purpose of taking into consideration the proposed altera- tion in the corn-laws. The meeting was most numerously and respectably attended, the immenss hall having been nearly filled before the hour appointed for the meeting. At one o'clock the Lord Mayor entered the ...

... CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. SHOCKING ftitmn'un AT CAMKIUDGF.—A very re«oUin^^l circumstance has occurred In this town —the murder of male infant by his father, John Hewitt, of the Falcon Yard^^H Poller's Curry, by putting its throat vfrith a ra2or, Tht^H ( 'tuiibrid^c Advertiser say* He afterwards proceeded t ...

... NEWPORT, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1840. It has been a matter of curiosity, to the people of England, to know what are the objects which the war party in France propose to themselves, in dis- turbing the general peace,—in a word, as the Times says, in familiar phraseology, what they would- be at A celebrated pamphlet, by the Abbe de Lamen- nais, entitled the Country and Government, may he taken ...

... GENTLEMEN, I most respectfully beg to draw your imme- diate attention, for the preservation of the health of the public in general, especially of peisous residing in its neighbourhood, to the great necessity of your immediately causing to be removed, one of the most intolerable public nuisances imaginable, situ- ate in the lane behind Stow Hill, and opposite the public-house called The ...

... MURDER OF LORD WILLIAM RUSSELL. NORFOI.K-STMEET, MONDAY EVENING.—The intense interest excited in the public mind by the shocking murder of Lord William Russell does not appear in the slightest degree to di- minish, but rather to increase. From an eaily hour yesterday morning Norfolk-street was thronged by as numerous an assem. blage of person; as we have witnessed there on either of the ...

... It appeared from the evidence of Henry Farnworth, that h? had received a writ and warrant against Adolphus Frazer. On 'he HtbotManh he proceeded to Wigan to execute it. He a*e^t into tlie Three Crowns public-house, which is opposite *lie barracks, ,ind made inquiries from the landlady as to the Person whom he sought. An officer was pointed out to him as ■faze. and he followed the party into a ...

... Before David Evans, Esq., Mayor. Joseph 1 unks appeared to answer a charge of assault made against him by Philip Cooper. They were fellow apprentices, working in Mr. Jenkins, ship-building yard and having a fall out about each other s chests being broken, Tunks committed the assault by him in ihe eye, the marks of which were still visible.—i ined 2s. 6d. and costs. Thomas Dix was charged with ...

... A report prevails that intelligence has been received by government from China,that two Indiamen, the Thomas Coutts and Royal Saxon, had been burnt by the Chinese and the crews murdered. The above report cannot be depended upon. Mehemet Ali has appointed the Capitan Pacha admiral of his fleet, and appears very much disposed to risk hosti- lities, notwithstanding tlie rftttionstranciis qt;d ...

... On Tuesday last, Sir Robert Inglis brought for- his motion for a grant of public money, to QJ. nd the number of Churches. From the absence *he Conservative leaders, and the paucity* of endancc on the opposition side of the House, the ) onourable Baronet was about being treated very u. valierly by the House, no member having for some arisen, after Sir Robert's complaint of spiritual Institution ...

... EMIGRATION. To t/IC Editor (If the :1lOIlIllOlllhshirc Sin,—The season for emigration is now approaching, and ao it is well that those who intend to adopt that branch of enter- piise, should be aware of the difficulties, as well as the advan. tages, connected with it, and be in a measure prepared to con- tend with them, perhaps the following remarks, taken from th ...

... f'ftKRG AVKN N Y CYMREI- (iYODION. pe have !n.in ihe conunenceiheV; uf this Society attended 'nmvcis mes Mini clir.tnicfct'i lis proceeding*, and were jH'y an tivh suc'-usMve occasion lo announce its advancing ^Mciiiy |!nt the festival of this year, which was held on V'v Thursday last, has exceeded in every particular indicates success, tha most sanguine expectations, and Great JIB was the ...