... We are happy to inform our readers that for this populous district, the inhabitants of which have so long experienced great inconvenience for want of them, Magistrates have been lately appointed. To all such as have the slightest acquaintance, or who are in the remotest degree identified with, its local interest, the neces- sity of some such appointment must be very obvious. As facts and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, MAY 26. After the transaction of some business, principally confined to the presentation of petitions against the Maynooth grant, Lord Cottenham moved the second reading of the Ecclesias- tical Courts Consolidation bill. The noble lord, after explaining that this was not a new measure, called tne attention of the house to the multitude of these courts, and the anomalous ...

... PAGEANT AT CONSTANTINOPLE.—Oo April 26th a procession of the trousseau of Mehemed Ali Pacha to his betrothed bride, the Sultan's sister, took place here (Constantinople.) The pro- cession moved from Trophany, the residence of the Pacha, all through Pera, and along the banks of the Bosphorus. The crowds assembled, and the variety of Greek, Armenian, Turkish, and European costume, made the scene ...

... The beef trade, arising chiefly from the beasts coming to hand in much better condition than for some weeks past, was not quite so active as on Friday, though the currencies realised on Monday last were supported in every instance, and a good clearance was eftecled by the salesmen. ,tnr,N,OtIl0lkn,«St!' EsSeXdnd Cambridgeshire, we received 1,70° shorthorns Scots, and homebreds; from the ...

... BUTE DOCK, CARDIFF. Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending May 21 1845. m ARRIVED. Ranger, Mills, Uphill; Otter, White,LlewelUn, Hopa, Mor- gan. Gloucester; Gammett, Score, Bridge ater, light.—Mary Sc (le Ann, Copper, Comet, Pope, Charles. Jefferys, Southampton: bo Mariner, Cnampion, Scnly Sarah Dixon, Carrol], Ellen Urinan, Kielcj Dungarvon Confidence, Benheld, M3iy Eliza, Evans, Ulaenmark ...

... MEETING OF THE NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL. On this occasion, a meeting had been summoned for pass- ing the Bye-Laws already prepared for the good rule and go- vernment of the borough, and the prevention and suppression c of Uie nuisancrs therein and also tor leeeivirij; the report of the Building Committee, and making such orders theieon as might b? deemed advisable. The first object for which the ...

... SCARCITY OF SHEEP.—During the past few days the provision market in this town has been very scantily supplied with mutton. Two causes are assigned for this first, the farmers at this season always hold back their stock from the market in consequence of the great improvement they make and secondly, the wholesale butchers here find the demand so great in London, that they send all they can to ...

... To T.ADIES.— AVJC demauvais dents jamais femme n'itoit belle Avec derJohs dents jamais femme n'e:oit laide.—J. J. ROUSSEAI a/ueand importance of Artificial Teeth.—The teeth influence the form and expression of the countenance much more than is generally imagined, and the finest face is disfigured if any of the teeth are lost, and a disagreeable impression is pro- duced. Where the teeth are ...

... NEWPORT HARBOUR. The following documents were read at the recent meeting of the Harbour Commissioners:— LIGHT-HOPSr. REQUIRED IN A PROPER SITUATION. The secretary to the Comiuiisioners stated that, in reply to a letter written by him to Lord Granville Somerset, one of the members for this county, in reference to the much desired cb- ject, of a light-house at the entrance of the river Usk, he ...

... If we may judge from present appearances, the bazaar will drAw to a close when the population of the metropolis begin to appreciate it. Although, from the first, the friends of free tiade associated with the League in London have zealously supported this great experiment in the exposition of our national manu- factures, yet each succeeding day—no matter what day, nor in what weather, nor under ...

... TRADE OF CANADA—IMPORT DUTIES. A measure of great importance, termed the For- warding Bill, has been adopted by the States Legis- lature of New York. This act authorises the transit of merchandise across the territory, duty free. The importance of this measure to British interests, arises from the probability that a great portion of the imports into Canadn, and perhaps of the exports from that ...

... HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PILLS. EXTRAORDINARY CASE. —Mrs. S. Old, residing at Chapei-place, Belgrave-square, Lon- don, bad a bad leg and foot, which by disease, became entirely shapeless, resembling in appearance the trunk of a tree, and covered with knots, rucks, and rolls of hard flesh; the case was such, that for three years the lady could scarcely walk across the roolO. Surgeons of great ...