... '7S' A //COMMUNICATIONS and ADVERTISKMENTS intended for this JOITRNAL should he. forwarded e.rtriy the IVeek-uot letter than THURSDAY. ...

... BRECONSHIRE. BRECON INFIRMARY.—Sept. 8, 1846. IN. OUT. Patients remaining last Week 5 51 Admitted since 0 15 5 66 Cured and Relieved. 0 Dead. 0 0 Remaining u 5 54 Physician for the ensuing week Dr> Lucas. Mr.Batt. The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and Lady Blanche Somerset arrived at Llangattock Park, the noble duke's seat near Crickhowell, on Saturday last. CLERICAL PREFERMENT.—The Rev. John ...

... HtJerarj? Who are the most disinterestedly Those who are good for nothing. A vain man associatps with his inferiors that he may be dis- tinguished and a proud man with his superiors that he maybe honoured. Let me see you dare do it, as the woman said to her hus- band when he told her he was going to throw himself into the liver. GOOD OUT OF EVIL,-It was lately observed by a spendthrift, who ...

... THE MINISTRY.—The Russell Ministry cannot hope to get through the business of the next Session with the present Parliament, for the Conservative majority is ra- pidly re-uniting, though not by the process that Lord Lyndhurst would suggest. The 112 deserters are now reduced to sixteen at the most; and whether these sixteen pass over to the Whigs or remain neutral, Lord George Bentinck will ...

... THE DYING CHILD. I weep t'lat I am dying, yet it is not death I fear; >To sin is on mv soul, mother, but life is all too dear; The winds are iow and soft, mother, and very blue the sky, And God will pardon the young child who thinks it hard to die. Oh! do not close the curtains, for the sunshine is so bright: Perhaps it is the way God smiles-that broad and golden light; I feel a little ...

... In the decline of life the most safe and efficacious oc- casional medicine for giving tone and strength to the stomach, and acting at the same time as a gentle and healthful aperient, is Frampton's Pill of health—a Family Restorative which has conferred the most essential benefits upon those who have fortunately had recourse to its health-restoring aid; enabling them to apply to themselves the ...

... 01 some other business; he also expressed a wish to retire,hut did not rClmn, anil we are told that hc was seen going ia the direction of Trpdrgar, with his utmost velocity, having, no doubt, felt that he had already enough of his excursio!1 to China. Upon the retllm of the magistrates, she conse- quently was discharged. Richard Taylor an,1 Robert Wyhle, two hullies,' were charged re ...

... AND LIST OF FAIRS, NOTICES, ETC., IN THE COUNTIES or GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECON, FOR THE EN- SUING WEEK. SEPT. 27. SIXTEENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. iorninsr, 1st [pMon.2udchAp.Ezek.; 2nd ditto, 28th L-hap. Matt. Evening 1st lesson, 13th chap. Ezek. 2nd ditto, 12th chap. 1st Cor.— \fnr>n'« Onartor. 28. Sun rises oh. 57m., and sets ah. 44m. 111 29. Michaelmas Day. 30. St. Jerome. OCT. 1. ...

... dFomjgn JIntrUígcncc. FRANCE.—The Paris papers of Saturday are chiefly occupied with the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies of the previous day. In the course of a debate upon the yalillity fJf M. Dessaigne's election for Vendome, a declara- tion was made by the gentleman whose return was disputed, that he would commence proceedings against certain petitioners, whose allegations he ...

... BREIMSHIRE. SUDDEN DEATH.-On Monday week, as Mr. Thomas Jenkins, butler to Penry Williams, Esq., or Penpont near Brecon, was coming up the cellar stairs, he fell back and expired in a few minutes. He was about 52 years of age. REPRESENTATION OF BRECOW.—We perceive by cur- rent events, that the honour of representing this place in Parliament during the next session is to be warmly con- tested ...

... FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, 1846. THE LATE MRS. JOHN HOMFRAY. OUR obituary this week announces the death of a lady, too nearly identified with our town and neighbourhood, by every tie that could render an individual respected and beloved, not to require an humble tribute to her memory. We allude to the lamented death, at her residence, Penlline Castle, near Cowbridge, on the 18th instant, of Mrs. ...

... (Continued from our first page.) SPAIN, — THE MAURIAGF. OF THE QUEEN. — We {Timesof Thursday,) have received by extraordinary ex- press ¡dettcr from our Paris correspondent, from whieh we male the following extract Paris, Tuesday Night, Sept. 1, ten o'clock.- Intelligence has reached Paris from Madrid jf an official and highly important. character. It is decidtd that her Majesty Queen ...