... NO. TIT. 'And pray, what has NELLY BnowN been about? t A poor harmless old creature as ever breathed !-l e say, what has she done?' a While the clerical and popular attention was so fatally directed to the crime of witchcraft all over the continent, as we have described already, it was not to be expected that England and Scotland 9 would be far behind. The latter country, indeed, has been ...

... CHARsTISTS ! let us impre-s upon you the necessity of ousting the ll/higs at the ensuing elections-no matter at what cost, at what hazard ! 'Tis true both factionsare ouriimplacable enemies, and the destruc- tion of both we should labour to accomplish ; bot this at the moment is impossible. Lot us, then, set one factionto destroy theother! Vengeance is sweet I and let us have vengeance of the ...

... IF CRACK SKULL IT IS TO BE;- CRACK I SKULL LET IT BE ! -They have cried hurrah for the fight; let us cry hurrah for the ?? O'Coniel. CH1ARTIST blood has been copiously spilt in the streets of Manchester. The drones have stung the bees in the very, hive. The course of nature has been perverted. The peor have been hired to shed the blood of the poor, and the rich looked on and laughed at ...

... DEFEAT OF ThE WHIG CORN LAW RE I PEALERS AT EAGLEHAM. The supporters of the Whig Ministerial scheme of Repealing the Corn Laws being defeated in all the large towns where they have attempted to carry popular feeling in favour of their expediency movement, have resolved to see what can be; done in a quiet way with the smaller towns and villages. The village of Eagle- sham had, accordingly, been ...

... MOT IPO TNT INTELLIGENCE FROM CHINA. CAPTURE 0.lT'HlE BtOWtIE lIORTS AND) THE CITY OF CAN\TON OX' ?? RITISHi. The overland Fitoll fromt India has aeutlteil town ; by which wve have Bombay piapers to thle 2nd of May; anai M1alta joaritals to the 25th. They confirm the cap.- tare of the Btogue forte, onl the 23th of February, and the posseeston of the city ot Canton by thet British, after at ...

... dicated, and our political system restored to health and vigour. To do these things, we expect justice to be our reward; and expecting justice, we must do justice to others, more especially to those unfortunate creatures who have been deluded the stock-brokers and annuity humbugs out of their hard cash for mere nominal scrips and worthless policies. There have already been thousands of plans ...

... From the Autobiography of Frank Desmond. [CONTINUED.] Enter the Lord Krewkern. Situation dramatic, but rather uupleasant! How my adventure was to terminate, I knew net. Must I for ever trust to screens 1 My dear Miss Meredith, said Lord Krewkern, advancing with a step rather too sprightly for his years, for he was on the shady side of fifty, and not very firm on his legs, having lived all the ...

... NEWPORT DISPENSARY, .LTANARTII-LSTREEX.— Weekly Report ending Saliirdav. June 5 I Admitted 16 Cured 14 Relieved 1 1 Under medical care at present 66 R. F. WOOLLETT, Resident Surgeon. R. F. WOOLLETT, Resident Surgeon. MONMOUTHSHIRE AJ*D OLJUITIROANSTTTRE INFIRMARY AND DIIPERSARY, CARDIFF.—Abstract of House Surgeon's report to the Weekly Board, from 25th May to 1st June, inclusive « IN-FCOOR ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING AT NEATH. BY OUR REPORTER. On Monday last, the 31st ult., a meeting was held in the rown Hall, Neath, pursuant to a Requisition to his worship the Mayor, for ''The purpose of petitioning the Commons House )f Parliament, to support her Majesty's Ministers in their Jndeavours to alleviale the distresses of the country, by relieving lie people from the burden of those taxes upon ...

... ANTI-CORN-LAW MEETING, AT MORRISTON, IN THE BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. [SIR JUHN MOKHIS, BARI., IN THE CuxrR.] On Friday evening, the 28th ultimo, a large meeting of the proprietors of woiks, merchants, farmers, tradesmen, and work nen, assembled at the School Room, for the purpose of takinp nto consideration the present state of the country, and to adopi I petition to the House of Commons, praying ...

... FAIRS FOR JUNE. Glaniorjans hire. C;tr(! i I. Tuesday 29th Cow- bridge, Thursday 21:h; Laiitwit-Major, Tuesday 2id; L'aiiridiau, Monday 21st; Loughor Castle, Wednesday 21; Newbridge, Monday 14tti. Monmouthshire. — Abergavenny, Thursday 2 Ith ] Castell Bychan, Thursday 21th Iloiliiiotltli, Frid-iy, 18th (called the Wool fair). Breco)ishire.-lit;iltll, Monday 28th; lIay, Monday, 14th. ( ...

... I?DN1*;?uAv, JUNE 115, 1R41. ?? ,NItot' 0' it ~.p i~i -t-he t otrer of t;;e tc tekl of' the ('tithetirai ot Vslliloleiid asnv wvny on the 'f1st nit., after a feigilttftof torim a; hich broke oier tbe lo~an anld lasted nearly twto lo~i r . Fortunately itoli Ies sere Aft'. Leffesef, the settior lono' Lawr Celosois. sioncr, 1t is it i stated, retiredl fr- ul thalt of hiee T/it' .^f ?? icit ?? ...