... 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 ...

... ImtiV lia palWllie:t. ]MOUSB Or LORDS. 1tonday.XayM 19. The MVarquis of Breaidcldbane presented a number of petitions against Maynooth. Lord Broughana then rose, pursuant to notice, to ly upon the table several bills relating to the civil and criminal jurisprudence of the coun try. -His lordship, in a speech of some length, traced the different improvementsvihich have been effected in our ...

... lIAS MA.JES7 VS VISIT 70 TO RLAND. [FROM T1TE COURT CIRCULAR.] The Queen heldI a court yesterday afternoon at Blecleilleg- humi Palace, fhr the reception of all address on the throne from the Corporation ofthe city of Dublin. The Lord Mayor ?? arrived at thepalace soonrfter two o'clock, aecompanised by the deputation from the corpora- tion, and attended by the Rev. Ralph Sadleir, his chaplain, ...

... The LONJDON GAZBTTE qf FRIDAY, May 2a. LORtD CHIAMBERLAIN'S-OFFICE, APRIL 3. Noticre is hereby Lgiven, that betr Mtajesty will hold of Dra'v'n -Roorh at St, Janeis' Pamnes, on Tuevda7s, the 27th ofi iay niext, at two o'clock, to celebrate her M1klateey's I~.B Th ~nglis o th seeral orders arc to appear in their Collars [The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Brooking, of Dartmouth, in the ...

... AIL LIA ?? COMMITE FF.- EDINBUlRGH DISTRICT. Members: Lard Aahley, cheitlhadn; Mr. Blackstonie, tMr. R. Cutletls, Captain Osbnrne.fo Eiittmtrtonr Alsn HAwtctt.-Sr W. Riddell Paid hae appearedfo two pr priteors, against the proposed line0, anid also 'Iaoinst thle preamble. Tire abjections he took were to the expense of thre line, sitidi seould be nearer £0000,ithOcent £400,000ll as estimated. ...

... LEYLAND. VCE.TH BV IIANGING.-OI Molday lost an inqitest nas held at Leyland, before Mr. R. Palmer, touching the death of William Fish, a boy about 15 years of age, son of )Ir. John Fisb, yeoninn, of Ley. lend Lane. It appeared from the evidence aildiicel onl the inquest, that the deceased, onl Saturday lost, met with lils death from playing with a pair of scales in his father's balr, whiichi ? ...

... The weather is still -nseasonably cold, particularly the nights; vegetation does not, thereftre, make much I progress, and the season must be regarded as decidedly a backward; in every other respect the crops wear a t healthy appearance, but there is little prospect of the t harvest being an early one. -This is ini so tar to be re. t gretted, as a late harvest is usually in our variable a ...

... GROUP E. THE NORTHIUMBERLAXND RAILWAYS. TniJISDAY. May 15.-The committee re-assembled to- ?? Worsley in the chair; the other members of the committee being SIr T. D Acland, the Hon. W. Cow- per, Slr T. Baring, and Dr. Stock. Mr Brunel was called, and produced certain diagrams (previously called for), which he explained to the commit- tee. He had assumed. in the first instance, that 14 trains ...

... ILFRACOMas.-The season at this fashionable watering place is commencing. Among the recent arrivals are- - Yateman, Esq.; D. Clarke, Esq., and Miss Clarke; Mr. and Mrs. Garrett; Mrs. and Miss Noad; Thomas Palling, Esq., and family; Edward Clarke, Esq., and Rev. G. Clarke; Richard Hodgson, Esq. M.P., & family; Mr. and Mrs. Alehorne; Tieut.-Colonel Head; Mrs. and Misses Godwin; Rev. Mr. and Mrs. ...

... LOCAL INTILlGENCE, t of' Tue Earl of Yarborough has laid out a consider- ,-able Portion of land on, tie estate in the Isle of Wiglit for gayr- We dens Of a quarter of an acre earls, to be let to the labourers of tte :Threnme of Mrl. W. B. Hay,oftitwnad atoft Hull and East Biding School1 of ?? sod ppers i th lit of gentlemen who obtained diplomais, as soI Members of Otie Royet College of ...

... 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 ...