... SATISFACTION A seduces the wife of bis friend B, (a mere act of fashion- able gallantry,) destroying the domestic happiness, and bringing disgrace upon the house of the said B.: and, according to etiquette, A. goes out with the injured B. When ruin some loose scoundrel brings Upon your honest fame, Vengeance nor heals your bleeding heart Nor clears the branded shame But if to shoot you down ...

... HELD AT THE BUSH INN, NEWPORT. The Qu«en— long life te her Majesty. I'n haelaidd Frenhines wiwJon-mwyniant Dymuned pob Brython Er rhwystrau unrhyw estron, At ei sedd hir oes i hon. Prince Albert. Gwél ei fron gu ail i frenin—addas— Boed iddo oes ddiflin Lion wr bael, yn llawn o rin, Yw'rTewysog Albert iesln. The Prince of Wales and the Royal Family. Y dilwgr freiniawl deuliu j-i D'wjsog ...

... INCREASE OF BANKING BUSINESS FROM RAILWAYS—The im. mense influence which the investment of capital in railways has had upon the banking business of the country, may be judged fiom the fact, that one firm in Lombard-street sent to the clearing house £2,500,000, which, supposing what is probable, that they were drawn upon for the same amount, gives thrajxlraordiitary amount of £ 5,000,000 for ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. NEWPoRT.-On Wednesday last, the Brethren of the several Lodges of Odd Fellows, in Newport, celebrated their anniversary. They walked in procession to Saint Woollos Church, where an excellent sermon was preached by the Rev. E. Hawkins; and the Brethren afterwards returned to their respective Lodge-rooms, and dined together. IT is currently reported, and we believe with truth, ...

... Present-Edwd. Dowling (Mayor), and J. S. Allfrey, Esqrs Thomas Thomas was charged with being drunk and disorderly. It appeared from the evidence of P.C. Harris, that he met the defendant, who was half drunk, and he became very abusive, and InsIsted on Harris opening the station house door, in order that lie might see if one Daniel Thomas was therein. Thomas insisted on seeing for himself, ...

... ABiNfims.—The nomination took place on Monday, ivhen the Attorney-General, Sir K. Thesiger, delivered in admirable speech in defence of his principles Gene- -at Caultield, the opposing candidate, said very little. Vfter a second holding up of hands, the Returning 3;ticei declared it to be in favour of the General. On I'uesday the election took place. At the close of the poll, Attorney-General ...

... WELSH MIDLAND RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SUB- SCRIBERS' AGREEMENT and SUBSCRIP- TION CONTRACT lie for Signature at the Offices of the Company, 14, Moorgate-Street, London at the Offices of Solicitors, Messrs. Barker, Rose, and Norton, 50, Mark-Lane, and Messrs. Cragg and Jeyes, 22, Bed- ford Row; and for the convenience of Subscribers resid- ing in the Country at the ...

... W A liCO)DIUSICATIOXS and ADVERTISEMENTS intended jrlr this JOURNAL should be forwarded early in the Week—not later than THURSDA Y MORXING. To READERS AND SUBSCRIBERS.—We should feel obliged to such of our friends and readers as will seud'ug information of matters of local and general intercst- meetings and incidents occurring in their respective neighbourhoods. The obligation would be ...

... GREAT WESTERN arrangement is now in progress, and approaching completion, for the purpose of transferring the whole property of the Kennet and Avon Canal navigation to the great Western Railway Company. The question of transforming the canal into a railway has for some time been under discussion, but at a general meeting of the Kennet and Avon Company, on Tuesday, it was resolved unanimously ...

... General ftttgccllang. tht^n enormo«s cucumber was cut a few days since in Kill ^ar^en °f Sir Thomas D. Aeland, Baronet, M.P., House, Broadclist, measuring two feet four It we* 'U length, and nine inches in girth.—Plymouth strict regard for truth or at-)e xve»kened by the practice of denyiugtheir masters at s:inie time tlicy know they are at j I accustom a servant to tell a lie for me, have ...

... t, OPERATIC WONDER. j j- ——— 1 4' • t'pdtjw s has turned the heads of the opera critics ■f- .pectators who have been happy enough to led a display ot terpstchorean skill The pets in the IH»M rum into uowonted raptures 1 .splay^ o( talent. I he Chron,cle compresses .sma^rpaM dilationon such matters ^ot be. 5 -v ^t the Forfeit itself in dut> bound to eo de- 4 k aonse. and gake the fullest scope ...

... Come near, my Marianalet me once more press thee Unto my faint, yet deeply yearning heart; Life hath hut one last boon of love—to bless thee And death but one untried pang—to part. Mfriann those hot tears of angviifr, r ail like iresh oil upon the sinking flame • And make my Heaven-prepared spirit languish. For the past joys of earth, and home agata. Shall we repine at His decree, who gave us. ...