... W E have nothing new to communicate with regard to the anticipated contest for the representation of this important agricultural county in Parliament. That it will be a spirited affair we cannot for a mo- ment doubt; but those who know the county well are strongly inclined to the opinion that Mr. Bailey, as the advocate of Protection to British Industry, will eventually triumph. BRECON ...

... The influence of the sun on the skin and complexion at the present season is frequently subversive of comfort to persons of delicate skin, by producing sun-burns, freckles, tanned skin, and lips parched and swollen. To oppose these ionovations, the most infallible specific is Rowland'sKalydor, a preparation from the most delightful exotics, which not only by its use insures the skin from the ...

... [PROM: OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.] LONDON, WEENESDAT EVENING. ALTHOUGH the railway business is still proceeding vigorously in both Houses of Parliament, there can be no doubt that before the end of the session, many of them will be consigned to The tomb of all the Capulets. Few of the scbemrs which are not sup- ported by the large existing companies, or by the great railway speculators and ...

... THE frequency of a disordered state of the Digestive Organs, occurring in the people of this country, and the melancholy circumstances to which they aive rise, are truths too often witnused and painfully endured, to require here the symptums to recognise tbe complaint. The numbers of authors who have elahoratelv written upon this lusidlous atfeetion, would take an Industrious reader years to ...

... A PP it E IL F.N si (IN OF A GANG OF Bunc.LARs.—Those active officers, Summers and Elms, ot the Bristol detective loice, accompanied by police-sergeant Hamlyn, succeeded, on Mon- day week, in apprehending a portion of a daring gang of bur- ylais, who have successfully pursued their Defarious practices in the counties of Gloucester and Somerset, generally attacking the abodes 01 the leading ...

... parliament. r —FRIDAY. Lord Campbell .two bills, first abolishing the law of deo- dands, and providing for compensation to the families of persons who lose their lives through the negligence of others, were read a second time. The slow progress of the new Houses of Parliament formed a subject of unsatisfactory ao,mad version. Viscount Canning stated that the present delay arose from a doubt as ...

... To the Editor of the Cardiff and Mcrth jr Guardian. SIR,—Can you tell me whether or not it is true that the street surveyor has gone to Torquay or the neigh- bourhood, and has taken the commissioners' water-cart along with him? Coul I he have been desirous to secure the uninterrupted benefit of a portable (very portable) hydropathic machine, or did he avail himself of the ample room and verge ...

... V. THflE CHRONICLE. _ ?? Tuesday, iltay 12, 1846. The decadency of lcgitimate drama, otherwise ShakspeTe's plays, is become a standard topic at Avonian celebrations, and text for many superb orations built cxpress- ly for the occasion, leading to thle condem- nation of that vitiated public taste which could leave the fair and fertile fields of Avon's bard to batten on the moor of Ope- xatio ...

... A message from hcr Majesty was read at the table, recom- mending Parliament to vote å provision for Lords Harding, and Gmigh, and immediately, npnn th .lI ...

... Notice is hereby Given, THAT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the TAFF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY will be held on MONDAY, the 1st day of JUNE, 1846, at the WHITE LION INN, BROAD-ST., BRISTOL, at One o'clock in the Afternoon, for the purpose of taking into consi- deration the Draft of a Bill now before Parliament, intituled A Bill to empower the Taff Vale Railway Company to construct certain Branch ...

... General ftTtjsccUanjn It is definitely understood that the Queen Dowager has taken Cashiobury Park, Herts, the seat of the Earl of Essex, for two years. Bailey's statue of the late Duke of Sussex was inau- gurated at Freemasons' Hall, on Wednesday week, in the presence of the Earl of Zetland, Grand Master, and a large party of the masonic brethren. In the course of the day, the Duchess of ...

... RAILWAYS,—The meetings lor railway dissolution increase daily. Upwards of seventy meetings, already advertised to be held in the next fortnight, are, in the majority of cases, for this purpose. This week there have not been many to record. The Cornwall and Devon Railway, the Glasgow and Belfast Union Railway, the Lanarkshire and Lothians Railway, the London, Hounslow, and Western Railway, ...