... FRIDAY, APRIL 11TH. The Earl of Powis gave notice that on Thursday se'nnight he should move the second reading of the Bill which he had introduced to repeal so much of the act of Parliament. aa related to the union of the isees of Bangor and St. Asaph. The Noble Earl also gave notice that, some day next week. he intended to put a question to Her Majesty's Govet-ii in ent re- lative to the ...

... THE PRISONI;rt ,I-- tue prisoner has b« ...

... Ti-ir, INCOME TAX & THE FRANCHISE. When a bad thing cannot be got rid of, it is wise lurn it incidentally fit far as may oe, to a go.i e hence we approve of the motion given tice of hv the Marquees of Nornianby, for leave to in a bill to confer the Parliamentary Franchise upon all who pay the income tax. The great majority of persons paying' this tax rnay be voters alieady, but there are ...

... A T T EMPTED MURDER. Present—W. Addams Williams, jun.. George Hall, Esqs., and T. Iier. T. Powell „lTnaS,B'Jrns' pensioner, was brought before the above ma- gistrates caarged witlr bavins maliciously struck and manned his wife, Elizabeth Burns with a hatchet, with intent to w Soine grievous bodily harm.. of c\l\WaUs ™°rn and examined I am living in the town or Caerleon. At 20 minutes to 1 ...

... ENGLYN A GYFAXSODDWYU AR DDARI.UN MR. JOHN WILLIAMS, (I Guilj'm Morganug y Owelir ei olwg gwiwlon—a't nodau lawn ydyiila chemion; Given siriol, a'i freiniol fron, Ag arail wedd gwron. CELUAX MGRQA.NWO. ...

... NEATH LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC INSTI- T01 ion.—Within the last few months a new section of the va- luable library attached to this establishment, has been suc- cessfully commenced, consisting of books relative to the Prin cipality, whether history, statistics, antiquity, geology, or any otherClass of information peculiarly interesting to this portion (¡¡the kinglLm. For a valuable contribution ...

... Aewp-ort, Satuidaji, April 19, 1845. Prinie.l ar.d l'ubli.he ...

... (From the Londin Journal, April 12.) Thi. JmiTMl i?5J V—BEi.L'S LIFE IN LOND.IN. SnortiQE world •n,irely devoted to m i ters connected with t: e X«d b7InuHi»enPcpln1Pal featUres of racoon are,, t .cr.fore, co„- nvnoMdinss of Yifht n the Turf, accounts of Rejtfitias, t.ie Exploits, aid all kinds or Informan]^ Prize-f'hu' £ 'e disputed ...

... BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. • ° Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending April 3rd 1S45 ARKIVFD. James, Ch llet, John and F.leanor, Andrews,Swansea • Cerel a.r.son Aberar.on Rose, Conde,, A-pha. Wkne, Sir Akl 1 ari>;sI AjcKenz:e. Davies, V\ attrlord ManaSc Martba Evans Ltneiptne, \V liliams, Boss-. Idlen Dunman. Risly Dunear- c von. Inn, Kehoe, New Ross; Celm, Sutlurlantl, Miltmd! s Jaue aic.nba.d, ...

... The gieat success of foreign railways in finding subscribers for shares in England seems to increase the desire to introduce others to public notice; and hence it is high time that the unwary should be put upon their guard against entering too freely into such investments, or paying deposits oe every scheme which may happen to appear with high-sounding titles and long lists of foreign noblemen ...

... Cr, Ha ybin-.o, at fleltigsti- Ohm-ch. Viiiiam Hemus, Bu'- A1 mnfy Works, to .MJc-iruir.a j-.awards, of tr.d I Cr, Ha ybin-.o, at fleltigsti- Ohm-ch. Viiiiam Hemus, Bu'- A1 mnfy Works, to .MJc-iruir.a j-.awards, of tr.d I At Xeiv'aYid, on Monday last, Air. John Owsn to Miss Honoris beer. On Tuesday last, at Sti Mary's Church, Monmouth, by the K ...

... The Miienfional Con&rcmee at Llandovery. APRIL THE 9TII AND 10TH, 1845. This important meeting was held at Llandovery on Wednes- day and Thursday t.st.and we have much pleasure in being able to present to our readers the following full repoit of the pio- ceedings. The conferenre met at half. past nine o'elock on Wednesdav morning, at the Independent Chapel, and was attended by 117 ministers ...