... TENBY.—The season at this favorite watering place ap- pears likely to be one of the most fashionable and brilliant which its annals can record. Numerous distinguished visiters have arrived, and public spirited efforts are mating to prolong and render as attractive as possible the various amusements which are indispensable in a place of such chosen resorj. It is needless to refer to the well ...

... BURGLARY.—Very early on Monday morning last, between the hours of one and two o'clock, the .dwelling house ,of Mr. Henry W ehher. Ciigxles^ract*. C^rdiS..(pro. prietor of the Cardiff and yiqrfJ/jpR Cruavfiian,) was burglari- ously entered by some person or person-?, who stoi« therefrom the following articles :—A silver caddy spoon marked with ciphers H. A. \Y.; four silver tea spoons ...

... Saturday morning Hampstead was much excited by a rumour that a gentleman had been found murdered in a ditch closely adjoining the spot where the murder of the unfortunate Mr. De la Rue was perpetrated by Thomas Henry Hocker. The grounds for supposing a similar occurrence had transpired in the viCinity of Hampstead were not altogether without foundation, as the body of a respectably attired man ...

... 1tOyAl vrTERINARY COLLEGE, EDINBURGH. On Tuesday and Wednesday lth 22d and 23d April, else annual eumanatinn; aftels student, attending the Royal Ve- torinary Callege af Ediihntirgh, took place in the Clyde Street HPldl. Tho enasetittions ere elndnticed by diln hoard of d.snnriern appointed for Scotland by the Roval Veterienry College and eonsisted of Dr9 Risn alid Merece;, Edinburgih- jrs ...

... NEWMARlIMT SE(RONDSPRING REETIXG. T.4SD0AY, May 13. SireepstaKes of T'os tooercigis roth--T.Yt.C. Wiocor to bcS sold for L.00, &c. 7 sobs. Dulz;c or nutonls £. by otiroos soot of Mooto, *I yers . ?? lloyes) ?? *I Lord S oter's3lebla, 4yoos . . 2 .Co. Fool's f. by Slate out o Sesituslo, 3 seers I Woo cle-lsoy by is loogol. ?? listusug 8enls3to lilly obout as fai. The oioslo otoisoit. . ?? of ...

... zgrirulture all'a Ilorticultiare. -- ?? FIELD-GARDEN OPERATIONS. For the Week comanencing Monday, May 13th, 1844. d [Extracted from a DiAnY of Actual Operations on si five small farms on the estates of Mrs. Davies Gilbert, e near Eastbourne, in Sussex; and on several model o farms on the estates of the Earl of Dartmouth 'at i Slaithwaite, in Yorkshire, published by Mr. Nowell, P of Farnley ...

... SOIREE IN HONOUR OF MR. IIOLYOAKE. I On Sunday evening, May 11th, a numerous party of friends belongng to all sections of the movement party assembled at the Hafl of Science, City-road, for thepurpose of demonstrating their esteem for Mr. G. JH11oLYoAx, and taking leave of that gen- tleman previous to his departure from the metropolis for Glasgow. Among the company were many well- known and ...

... I tao- abmrb & Carrtopogrnts4 To THe REiDEEB OF rnE STi.-Friends-As a matter of justice tod the Rev. Wm. Hill, I must state, that byfar the grepterpottion of the Article headed, 'Who is the Coward, quoted in Mr.' O'Connor's let- ter to that 'gentenan published in the Star of last week, was it not written by Mr. Uill, but by me. It is true that Mr. Hill was Editor at the time the article ...

... Within that land was many a malcontent, Who curs'd-the tyranny to which he bent; The soil full many a wringing despot saw, Who woked his wantonness in form of law. BraoN. The land is the people's inheritance; and kings, princes, peers, nobles, priests, and commoners, who have stolen it from them, hold it upon the title of popular ignorance, rather than upon any right, human or divine. ...

... jforet0 *ntRigtgutr. enc Fools.-The extraordinary irritability iea. of the Tlhiers' papers with regard to io nen equalled by that of the Trench as displayed in a process, of Dtebs gives a full report, instituted by hlh rthe om Thumb against M. Roqueplan, the General r of the Theatre des Varietes, for using his prprie .19the title of a new fare. The English, rbeaid unseller Duront, had this ...

... Imperial ?? ent 1- HOUSE OF COMONS, M02WAY, MsUx 20. -The house met at four 0 clos{ckin RaiwayBill After a essional order respecting Railway bad been disposed of, Mr. OAaDVIBLd o'ved that the house, at its rising, ?? next. ea elt d f.3COLZMTT thought it would beas whel Deoy-ad- (a laugh), and a great many hon. members were next. Captain PECUcLn ] Seorded the amendment. Sir J. Gitnt- hoped ...

... RAIL WA YS. COMMITTEE IR.- (IRELAND.) Msembers: Air. Gibson Craig, chairman; Air. L. hruges, Mr. Paicke, AMr. T. Clifton, and Air. ?? Rtepton. ?? resiouling thttir sitting yesterday, the ctrusesm of 0iii bill, with some slight aniendienon, verer agreed t0, vwith thlo excep- tion of clause 3S, relating to tells, ishich, wvithl tile consent of the promtniers of tile bill, seas uexpunged, and Dan ...