... HORRIBLE SCENE, A miserable old mlJlderer, who was executed last week at Stirling, for killing his wife, seems to have been imbued with the most horrible feel- ings of bitterness against all the witnesses, and all who had been concerned in procuring his condetr nation. His last dying speech was a tissue of blasphemous imprecations absolutely unparallelled, under the circumstances. Hav- ing ...

... feSfc SUMMAKV OF THE POOR LAW RETURN, i FOR THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, I FOR THE YEAR ENDING 25th MARCH, 1843, (From the Report of the Poor Law (sommissionert.) i UNIONS. f Araoont Received and Expended Abgy. Newport Pontypool Monmouth Chepstow Total 'jbsoBBt levied by Assessment 7,707 4 10,827 14 6,541 1 8,225 0 ^,342 4 3 Xxemd from all other sources. 30S 0 3o9 14 171 12 101 17 110 1 1,051 4 ...

... ^ftlDAY'St LONDON GAZETTE, OCT. 13 J, it. BANKRUPTS. i* Vv riWay> Manchester, commission agent. J. J late of Siockton-upon-'lees, Dornam. *iStn iih'dborne, Liverpool, chemist. Sneinton. Nottinghamshire, iron founder. dbey IN orwiob, wiDe merchant. ^ROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTE, OCT. 17. £ .Ir « BVNKROPIS. J?, jjt ^rearson, trader? Wood-street, Cheapside. ^u^^uson, merchant. Bexley, Kent. draper, ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE MICHAEL- MAS QUARTER SESSIONS. (MONDAY, OCT. 16, 1843. These Sessions commenced on Monday morning last, the following magistrates being on the bench Tua RIGHT Hos. LORD GRANVILLE SOMERSET. CHAIRMAN. W. Rodney, p. H. Williams, Esq., W. H. Liitle. Esq., F. H. Phillip., E.-q., Rev. James Cole., Octavius Morgan, Esq.,M.P. Rev. William Crawley, Thomas Reece, Esq., Major Marriott, I ...

... M 0 N MO U T H. Lmff-r Gorb.-We understand that the bankers of Monmouth have all determined fo charge four penee each on sovereigns, and twopancveach on half-sovereigns, if de cient in weight. An additional policeman has been added to the small force at Monmouth. On Friday last, a child, named Thomas James, who had been left by its mother in the cate of a neighbour, at Whitchurch, near ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouththire Merlin. SIn ,-There is a certain class of very useful pten in the Prin- cipality employed at manager* of collieiies, or mineral agents, some of them, although unassisted by education, ate, neverthe less, sound practical colliers and miners, and may bear a com- parison with what a celebrated General said of some of his officers, that those raised from the ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE MICHAEL- MAS QUARTER SESSIONS. (Colltilllted from our fourth page.) TUESDAY. At half-past nice this morning, Lord Granville Somerset en- tered the court, accompahied by Ortavius Morgan, Esq., M.P., the Rev. James Coles, the Rev. J. B. Davies, George Cave, Esq., F. M'Donnell, Esq and Sir Benjamin Hall, bait. The following gentlemen were then sworn as the GRAND JURY. Mr. Beniamin ...

... Hai been xcell-hnovn for more than ONE HO A D RE D YEARS iii Private Family use, as an infallible Cure in all cases of fresh Cuts, Wounds, burns, Scalds, Strains, Spruins Chaps, Chilbiai/ls, Bruises, Bumps, Chates, Excoriation^! Rites, Stiticr$$ Gout, Piles, Ringworu-s and Rheumatism. NOTHING can surpass its wonderful and speedy effects^ it is composed of the most Balsamic and Odeciferou ...

... ABERDARE POLICE OCT Before G. R. Morgan, Es.h, and the Rev C. Mayberry. John Lewis, Isaac John, and William Tew colliers of Aber- dare, were charged by William Jone. of the same place, with an assault on his person on the 30 h ult —The 1.lfer waadts- charged, and the two former ordered to Dav the costs between them. y i The complainant was then charged bv defendant I*1 Joh- with using ...

... REBECCA IN BRECONSHIRE.—We regret to state that the exemption from the prevailing outrages, hitherto enjoyed by this county, exists no longer, an attack having been made last week upon the Cefn Llandewi gate, upon the road leading from Llandovery to Builth, and situate about a mile and a half from the village of Llangamarch. Its destruction was effected by a party of men, who fastened the door ...

... BRISTOL SUGAR MARKET, OCT. 18, 1843.-The de- mand for British Plantation Sugar, which has been good for some time past, has for the last week subsided, and the trade are purchasing very sparingly, but Importers being firm there is no reduction to notice, in price. About 229 puns, of Rum have been sold this week, but without any improvement in price. A pair of very elegant Honiton lace shoes, ...

... MERTHYR POLICE—FRIDAY, OCT. Before G. R. Morgan and J. Lewis, Esqrs. and the Reverend C. Mayberry. Mary Jenkins, Ann Jenkins, her daughter and Tabitha Lle- wellyn, sister to Mary Jenkins, (the two latter single women), were chaaged by Margaret Williams, all of Peuydarrall, with an assault on her person, on the 5th instant. As il was a very trivial one, the case was dismissed, and complainant ...