... MONMOUTH. COUNTY REGISTRATION. On Friday and Saturday last, Mr. Kinnersley, the Revising Barrister, held bis court at Monmouth. Owing to the antici- pated' contest in this county, more than usual interest was taken in the proceedings. The protectionists and ultra tories were well aided by Messrs. J.G. George, T. A. Williams, VV. A. Williams, and W. Wanklyn, who were also assisted by Mr. D ...

... FRIDAY.—James Pumley, Reading, builder. George Robo- tham. Lane-end, Staffordshire, currier. Robert Williams, Manchester, publican. TCBSDAY.—Andrew William Angus, grocer, East-street, Wal- worth. William Palmer, hosier, Strand. Sally Bud, grocer, Newton Abbot, Devonshire. Thomas Bateman, victualler, Coventry. ...

... THURSDAY. agistrates present-Joseph Latch, Esq., mayor, T. Hawkins, and T. Hughes, Esqrs. ^iss Sarah Ann Bagot was brought down from Herefordshire der a warrant charged with having obtained a Church Ser- ^ce of Mr. Kelly, bookseller, of this town, under false pre- Yjnces Mr. Woollett was solicitor for the prosecution; and th f°r the defendant.—After evidence had been heard, case was dismissed ...

... DESTITUTION IN MONAGIIAN.—The Northern Standard says it will take upwards of a quarter of a million sterling to relieve the destitute in Monaghan before the next harvest time. FOOD Fon NEXT YEAH.—The government, feeling imprlsled with the conviction that potatoes will not be planted in large quantities next year, have made arrangements to supply seed rye aod seed barley, at cost prices, to ...

... To the Editor o f the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIR,—The letter on Education in your last is, I think, an excellent production it shows the writer to be well acquainted with men and things and if the latter part of the third paragraph be attended to, I have no doubt of its accomplishing the object intended. So thinks the Clergyman of one of the Churches in the town where resides Yours, ...

... ANOTHER IMPORTANT TRUCK INVESTIGA- TION AT LLANTRISSENT. LLANTRISSENT, 27th OCT., 1846.-Before Lieut.-C Smith and Wm. Meyrick, Esq.—Michael Sullivan (art o informer) against Thomas Powell, Esq.: being an i' o formation against Mr. Powell, under the Truck Act, for tI having paid one David Grimth, a collier, wages in goods- IMr. Owen, solicitor, of Pontypool, supported the infor' matibn and Mr ...

... THE STANDING ORDERS. THE great increase of railway and other bills, of commercial and general importance, renders the character of the standing orders of both Houses of Parliament, a subject of much more general interest than when but a small amount of public business was effected by them. It is now high time that these orders were revised, so that nothing un- necessary may be required, while ...

... Intelligent as most certainly the community now are,com- paratively with the state of society in former times, still there appears to have been one essential matter overlooked in the search for intelligence and happiness. How often do Medical men recommend exercise to their patients for Indigestion, Liver Complaints, Costiveness, Sick Head- aches, &c. Females leading an inactive life, and thou ...

... TIIE GKEAT BRITAIN.—A letter hasjust been addressed by Captain Hosken, to the directors of the Great Wes- tern steam-ship Company, in which he gives his own account of the disaster. He attributes the cause of the accident to a chart, which was new, and ditted 1846, not marking a certain light on St. John's Point. The chart appears to have beeu altogether false, for Captain Hosken says, I also ...

... MOMOUTHSHIRE. ACCIDENT ON THE SOUTH WALES RAILWAY.—A man engaged in shaft No. 3 of the tunnel now forming near Newport, was seriously injured on Tuesday last, by a large stone falling on his head. He was speedily removed, and surgical assistance haviag been obtained, it is hoped he will soon recover from the effects of the injury he received. ACCIDENT.—On Wednesday last, a sailor on board a ...

... At a special general meeting of the governors of the Mon- mouth D spensary. held on the 14th inst., the Rev. Dr. Jones in the chair, the treasurer having presented to the meeting a paper containing the resignation of Dr. Humble, it, was .loved and seconded that the same be accepted and entered on the minute book as under :— The meeting have to regret the resignation ofDr.Humble as their ...

... ASSIZE ON BREAD. To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—Allow rlf^through the columns of your very valuable journal, to call the attention of the magistrates of the town aad borough of Newport to th« exorbitant price of bread. It is, I submit, the duty of the magistrates to act in such cases as tbis, to see that a fixed standard weight be emplojed iw. weighing all bread made for sale ...