... MARRIAGE OF TFIE DUKE OF NENtouns.-On Monda) lhe nP„'i !nn 1S I10^1 H'ghness the Duke of Ne tnours, sec o t e King of the French, with the Princess Coburg, first cousif) t'0 her Ma. iVatS^cToud. and' Were -^ebrated^ith great H^ROyaprin?p78 Prince A,ber'. accompanied by the Hereditary Prince Ernest, is expected to vis t Newmarket on Tuesday next, when the 2,000 Guineas Stakes are to be run for ...

... KEEP IN YOXIK DOGS.—We are~i?la(l to find that our woitliy chief magistrate has piomptly adopted precautionary measures, against tlio peiil of canine madness in this town. Ihe Mayor of Newport has t;iven ley ii notice, that under the local Act 7th of Geo. IV the owner of any dog found at large during the term such notice is in force, is subject to a penalty not exceeding 40s. BATHING. The ...

... Before IV, Xeedhom, Esq. Charles Cue was charged by Mr. Jas. Morrison with being a suspected person wandering abroad in ihe parish of Tietethin, and being found on the Pentwyn Works for an unlawful pur- pose. Committed for one month hard labour.— illiau. Johnson and William Green were charged with burglariously enteiine I'wll Dee Shop. Committed to Monmouth to i.ike their trial at the nexl ...

... j. FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZKlTE, MAY 22. ^NKRt'prs.- 'J'.Gould,Cheapside, Oxford-street, and Port- V' Jiampsiiire, stay manufacturer.—G.Cjemmett, Long-acie, 1(u A maker.— II. Brooks, St. Alban's, grocer.— R. Johnson R. Danson, Gracechurch-street, wholesale ironmongers. Ia,shal'' King William-street City. and Portland place, v Upham-road, Surrey, commission agent.—G. White- iHir *'eet-?treet, prin ...

... A few days ago, the hounds of T. H. Jones, Esq., Noyadd, succeeded in taking two very fine otters in the river Tivy, after several hours' excellent sport. On Thursday a gentleman shot and safely brought to land a fine carp weighing four pounds, which was swimming near the surface of the river at the Vineyards, in Hereford. GOOD SPORT.—On Tuesday morning 25th of April, 48 lbs. of fish were ...

... MAY 15.—Henry Claike, by C. H. Leigh, Esq., convicted of a misdemeanour in the parish of frevethin.-Fourleen days' hard labour. MAY 16.— Margaret Coats, by W. Powell, and G. W. Gabb, clerks, charged with stealing, at Abergavenny, one so. vereign, the property of William Griffiths. MAY 18.—Joshua Jones, by G. H. Leigh, Esq., charged with stealing at Trevethin, two boards, the property of Messrs ...

... TttB QUEEN V. THE JUSTICES OF GLOUCESTER.—Mr. Kelly applied to his Lordship for a rule to show cause why a writ of certiorari should not issue to remove into this court an order made by certain justices of Gloucester there at the quarter ses- sions, in order that the same might be quashed. It appeared from the affidavits on which the application wa founded that the commissioners of the town of ...

... MURDER OF MR. WILLIAMS AND MR. HARRIS THE MISSIONARIES. (Further particulars frem the Sydney Colonist of Dec. 4.) The Camden went from Tanna to Ertimango the natives received some presents of fish-hooks, beads, &c., but were ex- cecdingly shy they were' all armed with clubs and arrows. Mr. Williams, Mr. Hanis, and Mr. Cunningham, went on shore. We will give the history of the tragedy in Mr. ...

... US1\. FISHERY'.—FIFTH LITTER. At thc trout nr the salmon wherever we meef, Nor in deeps nor in sh tllows we'll spare them, in (he dark wooded Yskir's secluded retreat, With the fly or the bait we will snare them And further lip yet, where the scenes of old days Can till a urief page with tllcir story. We'll conquer again, be as proud of our bays, As the heroes who have left us theIr glory, ...

... At a quarter before nine o'clock hist night a number of per sons observed a small light in the south-west tower of this magnificent pile of buildings, but thc-y did not at first take any further notice cf the circumstance, being aware that the works connected with the clock had been undergoing repair. In a short time, however, the melancholy reality presented itself thai the tower was in ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. j^he news brought by the French Papers of Tuesday is not important, except that they confirm the fall of CaDtavieja—the ^St but one of the Carlist strongholds in Spain, With thein Brussels and German papers have been received, but they are Equally barren of intelligence.of any European interest. The allowing extract is alone worthy of attention :— It was said Tuesday ...

... f MOND.tV; Robert Banfield was charged under the IinproveJftent Act, with leaving his horses without a driver in High-street, Thursday last.— f'oh'ee-cohstable North proved that the waggon and three horses were left about half-past three o clock in the afternoon. He waited near them for half an hourbefore the diiver approached.—In consideration of his being a very honest mau, who has visited ...