... AN EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF A BAD LEG AT HORNCASTLS, BY HOLLOWAY PILLS AND OINTMIRNT-A few days since Mr. John Simpson, a highly respectable bookseller in that town, states that a gentleman of his acquaintance had been suffering for many years from one of the worst description of bad legs, frequently enduring the most excruciating pain. He had been under the care of several madical men without ...

... A Cardiff reader, who signs himself Veritas, complained last week bitterly of the officious conduct of a person residing in that town, who, he .alleges, in a very unneighbourly and underhand manner, prevented Mr. White, the equestrian show proprietor, from compensating a respectable innkeeper for injury done him by the menagerie-caravan breaking the sus- pended sign of his hostelry. The ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin SIR,-Affairs of conscience should be tenderly discussed, but it is a melancholy truth, often expressed, that there is no viru- lence so vindictive as that which unfortunately arises from a contrariety of professional Creed. I have, with deep regret, heard, but I trust without foundation, that language has been used in a sacred edifice, in this town, ...

... The insurrection in Poland, so far from being suppressed, as tome of the German papers would wish us to believe, appears to be rapidly spreading, and to be gaining strength and con- sistency as it advances. The republic of Cracow is in the complete and possession of the insugents, and the German papers themselves, thought under the direction and con- trol of the censoiship, cannot conceal ...

... MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16. The Speaker took the chair at foul o'clock. Mr. Finch took the oaths and hit seat for Rutlandshire, in the room of the Hon. Mr. Dawnay. Several railway bills were read a second time, and ordered to be committed. A discussion took place on the motion of Mr. Greene, That it be an instruction to the committee on petitions for private bills not to hear parties on any petition ...

... BIUSTOT SOOAH MARUT, JAN. 7.—Our Su«r Malket re- opened to-day, after the Christina* h-,1 au«r a,ket appearance, and about 1A0 hlids ha e t^ ? could not have been obtained It »i e *old at *mces that is but little himinov t ''le elose of the market. There hands are very light m llums' but the stocks in first kindly caused^-in' ^ajesty the Queen Dowager has clothinr to he Hi a')udant supply ...

... TOWN HALL, NEWPORT—MONDAY, JUNE 8. Magistrates present-W. Brewer, and T. Hawkins, Esqrs. There was but one case heard at the Town Hall this morning that in which a seaman named Evan Williams, of this town and occasionally adopting various aliases, had imposed upon the registrar at the Customs three different times, by repre- senting himself as different persons, thus obtaining register tickets ...

... rp INFORMATION. lo the Jiditor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. Snt, It would be well for the superintendent .f police this town the next time he give. information upon oath, to d so either from his own personal knowledge of the facts or,, n«n undoubted authority, and not as he did yesterday when L rl tained a warrant to search Mr. Jones's warehouse, upon the very unquestionable testimony of the ...

... The following official notice from the Board of Trade esplaioa more fully, than has as yet appeared, the object of the bill which her Majesty's Government intend to bring forward immediately after the recess. Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade *■ Whitehall, 9th April, 1846. If SrR,-I am directed by the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade to communicate to you the ...

... DANGER OF USING A QUOTATION. It was lately stated that ihe swindler Wyndham had died and then again it was said to false. The followiog article from our respected contemporary, the Gloucester Journal, definitely sets the matter at rest, and also humourously shows the daoger of using a quotation :— GenHemen of the press, when they are at a loss for an original idea, or when they desire to put ...

... The ploughing match of the above society took place on Tuesday, the 27th ult., in a field upon the Lodge Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Rowlands. The day was fine, and the number of persons who came to witness the competi- tion, very large. Sixteen teams stood in a line at one end of the field, waiting the woid to start. At ten o'clock preciseiy the signal was given, and away they all ...

... NEWPORT. Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending Nov. 4, 1840. ARRIVED. Velocity, McGrath, Quebec, 2500 sleepers, 3160 staves. Thomas and Mary, Newton, St. Malo, 1440 c\ft. potatoes. Begeda, Awestang, Skein, 82 pieces of timber, 357 spars, 2667 deals and battens.—Cheviot, Griffiths, Stettin, 1153 quarters barley.-Susanna, Kydd, Quebec, 364 pieces of timber, 1082 deals and deal ends.—Yandeu, ...