... The Board of Trade have reported favourably on the follow- ing undertakings: The Aberdeen, The Dundee and Perth, The Edinburgh and Aoi.h, The Scottish Midland, The Glasgow Barrhead, and Ncilston, The Glago,,v and yr-Barrh,ead all N eilston Branch; have determined on reporting to parliament in favour of the DundSand Perth (line on the north bank of the Tay), Edinburgh and Northern, Scottish ...

... T1LfE RAE bF ST. ASAUIT AND BMNGORl To t/:e Editor. Con,-I find that the Clergy 'of the Diocese of . ih1 are about to present another MIfemorial IL lihe Arclbisflap o' Caintcrbury, soliciting his iricc :mPill);lthy and protection in w'hat they oct but feel ?? ot peril to their findlest htrelied institultions. 'The document is indeed ox ,!1 i crthv c~i thle occasion wvhichI calls for it, andl ...

... Notwithstanding the active measures adopted by the gentlemen and larniers in tl;e sever;d parishes around Newport, and the liberal rewards offered lor the conviction of any of thosp midaight marauders who have so long practised, poultry stealing with impunity; the crime is extending, and it would appear that some more efi-ective means still must be adop'ed to ftop the foul plunder. Between ...

... METHODGHT I wandered far and wide o'er IU8ny hil1s and dalu, Where Nature senell litr odours forth, on genile zephyr gales; here flowretsgay adorn the meads, deek the And where through 'many a verdant glen the chrlstAI streamlet glides 'Twas on an ev, II lovely eve, which Autumn only knows, When sylvan scenes and fairy nooks invite to calm repose. At length I laid me down to rest betu/ath th ...

... THE SALT HILL 0U; Tawel, for the murder o, *r >vili t ,uc at ea in. on cd- O'Malley.^ Wul be Uc'en^'d ;-ir U uL'> a id 1i aiters-dl's on Monday was as follows A^a-ixist .>lr. Gicville's Alarm, 10 to 1; Lord Stradoroke's Idas, i? j » 7^ 1 Cobweb colt, 16 to 1; Colonel Anson'# Kectger, 16 to 1, 16 to » Colonel i)ee; t3 Cobweb colt, 16 to 1; Colonel Anson'# Kectger, 16 to 1, ...

... ?? \IoU: i1TSMill1' AN)D 1IERETOIDSIIIRE JILN-I STEiu'LE CIISE. t1,ij I aivl contest betweY en the members of ?? noRI tffil t M0\l1OnnonLIth, onl Thursday last, thle ;)te wardkhip) Of Capltail Strettonl, ?? II. ?? J. Rolls, Esq. ; alnd E L N. Iliar- I ?? 1 tie day being extremclly tinle, the coin-_ ta a., ) ery great indeed. L'I c litilc ?? 3 selected, commencedI below z\~ Wiiite Hll , il it ...

... From an early hour last night till one o'clock, a tremendous fire continued to rage at the extensive and well-known patent rope factory, and canvas mills, belonging to Messrs. Ender- buryandCo. situate at hast Greenwich, which in its results proved to be the most destructive, as regards the amount of property consumed and destroyed, that has happened for a considerable period in the suburbs of ...

... A meeting of Subscribers to the intended Testi- monial, to be presented to our late respected Yicar, (now Rector of Shirenewton), was held at the yestry-room 011 Tuesday last, when it was resolved that it should consist of a tea and coffee service of plate. The subscription list will be kept onen at the Banks until the 5th of April next. We are happy to announce that the sum already in hand ...

... Before Wm. Curre and J. King, Esqrs Benjamin Marmont was summoned by Mr. George Watkins Proctor, of Cainsum, near Chepstow, for an assault, alleged to have been committed on the Monday previously. ° It appeared that the day in question was that on which the monthly cattle market was held in the town, and the complain- ant, who had some sheep in the market, was driving them home in the ...

... X E VV P O R T Arrivals a nd Sailings for the wepk ending Febuary 26tii, It ARRIVED. .Lhn and Mary, Ballot, Jeisey Hope. Billing, Bridg* potates. Eleanor and Jane, Evans, ]to ueti I I)a I I a,;t.-Broi averner, Chepstow, timber.— May Flower, (iazzard, Ne ...

... isoases to wirmpsMeiifs. j The communication if ciit-» Society for (he Protection of Trade sh.-u! freely !;avt; K>ae.-» in our no: and this will be the | vprv '4- nvnl ...

... ROYAL OAK INN.-MARCH 5. Present—The Reverend Thomas Pope, and George Hall, Esq. Mr. William Rosser, the keeper of a coal-yard, was sum- moned for riding on his cart, and not having any person to look after his horses. David Hopkins, constable, of Newport, proved having wit- nessed the neglect on Monday, when returning from Usk; he was then obliged to drive on the footpath, in order to pass ...