... As some proud coltlmn, though &late. RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering throng Now it the stately column broke, The beacon light if quench'd in smoke The trumpet'* silver sound it still, The warder silent on the hill ...

... Gotbv?.W0UI'ast view faltTINTERN aright, fFo*k Xt by 0,6 moon-light! Gil??™ 8»y beams of gladsome day « t- TÎtId but to flout the ruin gray). !},_„ go alone the while— Ana hKW yt Mary's ruin'd pile; ty. 'OIT1e returning, sooth ly swear, ^Vet scene go sad, so fair. ...

... B.BAKER BE9,S^5.e,ctfu,ly t0 in,0,m h,s friends, that his SCHOOL RE-OPLNS on MONDAY, January 2nd, 1843. AS EVENlNo SCHOOL. CLARENCE PLACE, NEWPORT. ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, CONDUCTKD BY THE MISSES WILLIAMS. TERMS PER ANNUM s. d, BOARD and General Instruction in Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo- graphy, and Plain and Ornamental Needlework.. 16 16 0 Day 8 8 0 German, ...

... CLASS SINGING. WXIBBK'S GSZiEBBATfiD METHOD, AS USE. lit THE CLASSES NOW ESTABLISHED IX EXETER HALL, BY MR. JOHN HULLAH. 1%JTR. THOMAS R. PRICE having, in class, -LT-l. attended Mr. Hullah's Course at Exeter Hall, with a view of introducing the System, be-s to announce to the inha- bitants of Newport that he intends opening a Class on MON- DAY, August 29th next, to be continued every MONDAY ...

... THE 1.10 N M 0 U T H S H IRE ME RUN i AND GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, p Corner of Com Street, tfgMM ERCI AL-STRE ET, N EWPOllT J E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that this Establish Mentis COMPLETELY FURNISHED with AN EXTENSIVE VAltIFl Y OF &, HANBSSES TYPE, „ s i'it a in. u rap. U°K, PLAIN, AND ORNAMENTAL sting, REWARD, AND EANDBXLLS, 4 w forms, a uci ioneeks'ca talog ues BILLS or LADING. ...

... At seme proud column,though alone, It AGI.AN D hath propp'd a tottering throng is the stately column broke, Iflie beacon light is quench'd in smoke The trumpet'* silver sound is still, The warder silent on the hill ...

... OLOBB IIIX, CANAL PARADE, NEWPORT. ANN JONES begs to inform her Friends, and the Publi ...

... h'lh\,)1I wouldst view fairTINTERN aright, isit it by the pale moon light! r ?i ,e gay Yearns gladsome day Jjjld but to flout the ruin gray), i, 1 go—but go alone the while— 'hen view St. Mary's ruin'd pile; home returning, sootlily swear, as ucvet scene so sad, so fair. ...

... TO PAWNBROKERS, SALESMEN, OR CAPITALISTS, l TO BE BiSPOSED OF IMMEDIATELY. H.AJ SnuS Old-esta^iished PAWN BROKING and GENERAL SALE BUSINESS, /f«»m ni'S#MSl«tU»I m ^r0.ss*'STREET, ABERGAVENNY, formerly carried on by Mr. WOLFE ISAACS.—Further particular* (from pnncipals only) on a^lication to jyIr> ISAACS, Jun.. on the Premises AT. P.S. The STOCK-IN-TRADE, &c., &c., not required to be taken. ...

... ,;?v'»itit^ s!viewfai'TlNTXi'-K.N aright. paIe moon ,ight! 5i.W Wlh'«Jms of gladsome day ?S(^K??utlherai»K«y>- I vie, «, alone the while— 4*. hon pSt- Gary's ruin'd pile; 'i- -*»» v as nevp, retllrn'ns, sooth lv swear, so sad, so fair. ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN, AND GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE, Comer of Corn Street. COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT THE Puulic are respectfully informed, that tins Estabh mentis COMPLETELY FURNISHED with AN EXTENSIVE VARIETY OF NEW di, HANDSOME TYPE, Si1 IT ABLE FOR BOOK, PLAIN, AND ORNAMENTAL POSTING, REWARD, AND OTHER HANDBILLS, LA W FORMS, AUC1 IONEERS'CA TALOG UES BILLS OF X. A DING SHIPPING NOTES, ...

... As some proud column,though alone, RAGLAN D hath propp'd a totteirng thresh ...