... The Monmouthshire Hounds will meet on Monday, March 22 Pen-issa-Pluid, Toll-bar. Friday, 26.Dingestow Wood. Each day at nine o'clock. The Herefordshire Hounds will meet on Tuesday 23. Dormington Fiiday At Ten o'clock each day. An account of coal and iron brought down the Tram-road, during the week 12,059 tons, 13cwt. Iron. 1,274 — An account of coal and iron brought down the Canal, during the ...

... LONDON AND WESTMINSTER JOINT STOCK BANK.—A meeting of the Shareholders of this Bank was held on Wednesday last, when it was shown that the concern was in a state of prosperity, beyond even the sangntne repre- sentations of the chairman of last year's meeting; the pro- tils of the present year were forty.nine thousand pounds! A forgery to the amount of £û,250. has been discovered to have been ...

... It is stated that the British Queen and President have been purchased by the Belgian Government, with a view of forming a regular steam communication between Ant- werp and New York. The Nottingham Poor-law guardians resolved at their late meeting to appoint two surgeons for the union, both to be resident in the town, and to give up their whole time to the duties of their office, the salaries ...

... Bristol Packet, Prewet, Bristol, 70 tons of iron, Harfords i 1 casks cement, Harrison, Abersyclian. Mary, Gainey, Bristol, 56:1 tons of iron, Harlord. Bristol Packet, Thomas, 150 boxes tin, Machen Co. oO ton' of iron, Harfords; 601 tons of iron, Blaina Co. tierce of grease Morgan, Poottpoot.. George, Tauiplin, Bristol, 567 boxes of tin, E Jenkins aDd Co., Ponlnewynydd 26 tons of bricks, E ...

... Bristol Packet, Thomas, Bristol,150 boxes of tin, Machen Company 50 tons of iron, ^.larfords; tons of iron, B/ama Company tierce of grease, J. aJ,(l -Morgan. Harfords; Bristol Pacnet, Tivers, Bristol, tons of irok, Harfords, 17 packages of furniture. f i Hlewitt. Bristol Packet, Praett Bristol, 6 tont c},en Company Mary, Gainey, Bristol, 74 boxes of Urt,> 10 tons of iron. Bailey l-» ditto, ...

... fijfik NEWPORT, SATURDAY, MARCH 6, 1841. 1)u'Rat OF THE STANLEY-ITES. Ina giVe P°r^on of our last number, wo were enabled l .iior')fc resu^ of the four night§' debate, namely, » of ^or ^j°rd Morpeth's Enfranchisement tll,tt ,e. It will be seen in another column, 011 *he R'n Gr-S ^lave deferred going into committee T the 23rd of April. i fey j °r ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS, &c. Press of waiter obliges In postpone Mr. J. P. Howe's *cMer I ill next week. Shopkeeper is referred to the MERLIN of the 13th lnst., by which lie will see that his cause of complaint will soon cense. 1 he first steamer was established between Dublin and Liverpool, in 1824. H repty to A Farmer, it is to be observed, that though e average price of labour in the west of ...

... A gentleman, residing in Great Brnnswick-street in this city, received this morning by post, from lvantuik, a Uvinu owl; the beak of the bird protruded from the letter. is astonishing how it survived so many hours in the lettei bag. It weighed nearly 13 ounces; the pre-paid postage being 2s. 2d.— Dublin Statesman. ...

... A Fuii NO IN Nff.d !— Oh how it mi. i 11 says an eloquent writer, to observe the stnn 'C s.'lu ,t!er' ness of men to each other, when misfortune I !,e(' ance Aware of this, tlieie aie manv »lm 'T'6?, ass,st- :he value of even inanimate objects ns 3 aPI'reclalt serve in time of need, without the will to ? Power lo most distinguished of this elass of irue in*)6' ^mon8 |'jc friends, maybe ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. Sin,—I, in common with the other inhabitants of town, feel grateful to Sir Charles Morgan, and to his hig^ respected son, Octavius Morgan, Esq., M.P., for the improvement and convenience of the public clock still. j permission through the medium of your valuable column8' express my regret that, by some error or other, on the paf the individual who ...

... Lord J. Russell, in answer to a questkm from Sir explained tht) coarse he intended to pursue with respect committee he intended to pursue with respect to the ctf'j1 ((1 on the Poof-faw Amendment Bill. IJis lordship wo' a take the early clauses that evening, to give time to cw* numerous amendments jat had been pfaced upon Ifle fa r He proposed to go on with the committee on Errday Monday next ...

... «i\tl in5,Y,e not 9Pace Obsorver, on the Anti-Union Agitation, Co»vin(.in °Ur We must S3y' we do ot think ,lim happy in stJ',e» or °f th« i„ gi/Pwnent. The discontent Of tho lKople, is the source We think I s.' P°wer- *n,J tem *ol,nty Dealer wMl freely give jilaco to tho able 1,>e ;R:° >^r of « Fair Play in this week's Merlin, on tho I e «re Y.'orth to ln*rrea™ with gome correspondents, ...