... Magistrates present—Joseph Latch, Esq mayor, ™ AI Hawkins, and W. Brewer, Esqrs. | — A w ONE WHO HAS MUCH TO ANIIWER FOB. Evan Williams-a disorderly-looking young felloe as a sailor—was charged with haying assaulted H*JJ Howel Williams, a venerable old man.—The GRWJJJ pleaded guilty, and having received a well-merited the Bench, he was fined 10s., and lis. 6d. costs.-J prisoner was about to ...

... CLONAKILTY, MAY 14.-The Committee, of Dublin, from Cardiff for Cork, struck on the bar of Gourtmashery harbour this morning, but was got off this evening's tide, and went to sea. LISBON, MAY 9.—The Dean, from Cardiff for Leghorn, was assisted in here on the 8th inst., with loss ofmasU, spars, sails, and rigging, having been dismasted in a heavy gale at E.N.E., on the 28th ult. ...

... THURSDAY, APRIL 23. Sir Robert Peel brought forward resolutions relating to rail- ways, similar to those adopted in the Upper House, which, afier considerable discussion, were adopted. Mr. T. Duncombe thought these resolutions did not go far enough, and moved the following in addition That it be an instruction to the committee on every private bill originated io this house, relating to any ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. f TOWN HALL, NEWPORT, MONDAY, MA* Magistrates present-Joseph Latch, Esq, mayor, Q b Hawkins, and E. Dowling, Elqrs. & A WARM DISPUTE. Sarah Rees, a very garrulous and withal polite who stands the markets, was charged with assault Williams, a damsel who follows the same profesS1 plainant's story was, that she came over in one of th with her husband from Bristol on Friday ...

... PRIDE IN WOMEN. Pride is an ambiguous word-oae kind of it is as much a vir tue, as the other is a vice but we are naturally so apt to ehoos the worst, that it is become dangerous to commend the best sido of it, A woman should not to be proud of her fine gown nor when she hath less wit than her neighbours, to comfort herself that she hath more lace. Some ladies put so much weight upon ornaments ...

... ELEMENTARY CHARACTER OF THE WELSH LANGUAGE, I Dn To M ?? ?? Maortn ?? CArmnica. h lce As education ini Wales is at present occupying n- the attention of Our legislators, it is the duty of' Ie every honest ]hearted Cambrian to contribute both i vith mental labour and unriudgint liberality to ic the great undertwking. A welle vc compare the ve educational state of Scotland with that of our owvn ...

... ) Mr. W. Tomlinson, of Rilahaw Farm, Wharton, near Wins ford, has a sow in his possession, which brought him in Novem* ber last. 18 pigs and in April following 18 more. EXTRAORDINARY BIRTH.—On Monday afternoon, a woman named Mason, the wife of John Mason, a labouring man, re- siding in Neville's-lane, Bromley, was safely delivered of four fine boys. They were subsequently baptised by the Rev. ...

... Taking into consideration the uncertain position in which the trade is placed by doubts as to the maimer and the time when the corn law question may be ultimately settled, business in grain has been lately characterised by 8 degree of firmness which could hardly, tinder the circumstances, hue been expeced. The only way in which we can account for the confidence displayed by holders, is by ...

... an 1frtøfJ iLoan. When I was young, the priest and the minister were hand and glove. It seems to me, said the oller killer, but yester- day, when Father Patt Joyce—the Lord be good to hio>!—lent Mr. Carson a congregation. Eh what, Aotony V' said the Colonel. A congregation appears rather an extraordinary article to borrow. Well, said the otter killer, it's true. 1 was there my. self, and ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 15, 184(3. E cannot view with any other feelings than those sincere regret the prevalence of what are termed strikes, amongst the industrious classes in various Parts of the kingdom. Railway labourers, tin-plate orkers, miners, weavers, tailors, journeymen car- isnters, and masons have, during the last several eeks, engaged in what we can only consider as the °st fruitless ...

... FRIDAY.— William Aburrow. Liverpool, druggist. John Rridgwood, Castle Church, Staffordshire, botcher. William Erick, Hackney-road, baker. Samuel Hill, Boltou-le-Moors, boiler-maker William Bucknell f.emoo. Croydon. Ilichard Mills and George Puckle, Southwark, hop-factors. George Sex, Stonecutter-street, job-master. Thomas Show-n, Lud- gate-street, tailor. Hubert S i.ilh, S tssex-street, ...

... IN'EWVMIARKE'TSECOND SPRItING MIELTING. | IIt TDESDAY, MAY 12. M'altch, 60. Last half of Ab. M.-Mair. Wantso's its 'I f by Stochlport Out of rilnyiedc, 7st (W. Abdale), 2 bent Lord Exeter's Brainics, 7st tU1b. Wonl by u5l' . thr(e leng ths. , 1sutchl, 50. ?? GrovilIL's Killi Nv: - Bralkie, Gist 71b (Nitcholier), ?? the Duke of th,. B Iedford's Captain I'hebits, 8st lib. Won by a . held. for Y ...