... MONDAY, JULY 28. I In the morning sitting a number of bills were advan*# stage. In the evening sitting, on reading the order of the* for going into committee of supply, Mr. Ewart called the attention of the house to the repoitl the Inspectors, 011 Education, appointed by the Privy Courf ana, m so doing, suggested that as the army, navy, and ordis* estimates were alway introduced to the notice ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,- The scenery of Wales has long had its admirers, and doubtless will never fail in its attractions to those that are fond of mountainous aud romantic beauty but one accustomed to mountains only, cannot fail to admire such parts of England, where rich and fertile soil and sulubrious air contribute so much tothesuppott of the life, health, and ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin LTsk, August 4th, 1845. SIB,—Will you allow me, through the medium of your valu- able paper, to call the attention of the authorities to the sub- ject of a most intolerable nuisance which is suffered to exist in this town, hoping that the same will speedily be put an end to. I have noticed, during my short stay here, that hordes of idle and foul ...

... Important KaHway Meeting at Brecon. The first, meeting, in this town, of the Directors of the Welsh Midland Railway, took place, on Saturday last, at the Castle Hotel. The board meeting was, of course, private but part of the business of the day was to lay befLre the landed proprietors of the county the various lines which had been ( xploreti from the town of Birmingham to and beyond Brecon, ...

... DOMESTIC NE\VS. 1 FIRE IN ALDERMANBUEY, On Monday evening, about twenty minutes before eight o'clock, a destructive conflagration, involving loss of property to the amount of nearly twenty thousand pounds, broke out on the premises of Messrs. Bradbury, Greatorex, and Beale, French Scotch, and Manchester warehousemen, of No. 6, Aldpimanbury. The premises in question are considered as almost the ...

... On a moderate estimate, the railways already in existence and to be executea may oe taken to COlt. £ laO,UUU,UUO The gross profit on that capital, at 8 per cent., would be 12,000,000 From which a deduction of 35 per cent. for expenses (the lowest expenditure of any large company) would amount to 4,200,000 Leaving the net profit of quite 51 per cent. upon the capital. In other words, to afford ...

... BANKRUPTS.—^Frctm the London Gazette.) FRIDAY,—T,Reeve, Ann's-place, Hackney-road, & Castle- street. Long-acre, victualler. Constantine Wood, Ityde, Isle of Wight, hotel-keeper. John Winter, Hatton-garden, plate- glass-factor. Thomas Taylor, Nicholl's-square. Hackney road, wine merchant. John Marland, jun., Sun Vale Uoller Works, Todmorden; Lancashire, roller-maker. John Law and Eli Hudson, ...

... The Lists of Persons qualified to Vote in Boroughs and Counties are now posted up. These Lists should be carefully examined every qualified person omitted should make his claim to be inserted, and unqualified persons should be objected to..Every person having more than one quaiifica* tion should see that he is inserted for all; as in case of being cut off for one by any accident, another may ...

... The Municijto.. Proceedings Bill, Bill, were read a third tim^'and paa Lord Campbell questioned the Lora v,uaiice».ji> .whether it was the intention of the Queen to appoint Lords Justices to exercise the royal authority during her Majesty's absence in Germany. The Lord Chancellor said, it was not the intention of her Majesty's Ministers to advise her Majesty to issue a commis- sion appointing ...

... One of the most numerous, interesting, and res- pectable juvenile processions ever formed in this town, took place on Friday, the 15th inst., consisting of the scholars be- longing to the. Pontypool Town Schoo2. The time appointed for the muster, was two o'clock, and shortly after that period, the gay string of flags that fluttered, as also the multitude of children that issued forth from the ...

... BANIK p.UFTS.-(From the London Gazette.) FRIDAY.—Joseph Lazarus, clothes dealer, Marylebone-lane. William Parsons, cora dealer, Wood-street, Friuces-road, Lam- beth. David Davies, defter in regimental and court dresses, J. T. Taylor, and T. 1'. Watkinson, plumbers, York-terrace, ltcent's-park. George Frederick Kersehner, victualler, Castle Inn, Holioway. JMarsh, grocer, lirewood, Staffordshire ...

... THE CARDIFF AXI) MERTHYR GIAIUHAW FRIDAY. AUGUST 8, 1845. The Lady James Stuart, accompanied by Miss Stuart and Mr. Herbert Stuart, reached Cardiff Castle on Friday evening last; and Lord James Stuart is expected this day [Friday] from Wells, where his lordship has been on a visit to Henry Seymour, Esq., preparatory to the mar- riage of Miss Seymour. We understand that Lord L.dy James Stuart ...