... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Ordinary Meeting of Proprietors of the Llynvi Valley Railway Company, will be held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, London, on Thursday, the 10th day of December next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, iu pursu- ance of the Provisions of the Act of Incorporation of the Company, to transact the business of such first ordinary meeting, and also to ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. QUCERE V'—Your letter is calculated to give great offence to a very amiable family; besides, in order to ensure its insertion, you should have favoured us with your name, in confidence, of course. el FABULATOR, COWBRIDGE.— Many thanks for your communication, which we regret, we cannot insert in our present number. ...

... Proposed Railway from Abercrave Farm to Swansea, with branches to the Old Rolling-Mill-to Ystalyfera Works—to the Cwmtwrch Railway, and to the Ynis- cedwyn Iron Works, with Power to the Company to be incorporated for the purpose of constructing such works, to purchase and alter the Swansea Vale Railway, and to sell or let to the South Wales and Great Western Railway Companies and amendment of ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY. On Friday last, a special general meeting of the above company was held at the Paddington Station, for the purpose of considering and determining as to the expe- diency of working and taking on lease the South Wales Railway by the Great Western Railway Company, and it) certain events of purchasing or accepting the transfer of the said South Wales Railway, or ...

... LOSS OF A IVIIALING SPIP.-IMASSA- ClUS OF i]EE, ClE\r. I For 5CvemIl montls anxi-iety has been felt re- gal ding t'he fate ol a viwiling ship, namlied the Cpoe Paickt, Ctaptalin Powell, last from Sydney, alnld t wentv-eig'lt s'e-niell, her Crewl. W'e regrec to state tsilit iil iltioln il/ ano becii ?? roni Syd nov that tihc a nfortktillate vessel (ohio' ih llaS been missing t we yelirs) hi;d ...

... TU It KEY. CONST'rNTINOPLTi, Ocr. 20. Lord PIrlmerstoll ]IIas sent a note to the Porte, ill which lie deilliends tile abolition of silavery in the Oltoman emnpire. You will remember that when Lonl Porisoiiby was ambassador nt (oll- stanitilople a siniiihir mliuel tile was propolsel by the tli listel for Forlein Afifits, but hi8 lordsiip's d ispateth in IllS'er induced Lord Palmierstoll to ...

... CURIOSITIES OF MATRLIMONY. tilr. Richard Gibson and his wifc were each exact- 1y three feet tell inclies in height, at itt if very symi- metrical ifor aind agtcecatile count ettatice. '1 hev rerc inarriedt iii the lotter pal t of tihe reigni of Clarles I, who with his queen, an d scYel-3 In cmbels olt the cool t, at tetided the nuptial ceremitonty. MIr. Giibson iriS it POrt~iliL Ptlillter ot ? ...

... TilE Kr.r.r.Tnic day last week a curious incident occurred of the wonderful utility of this invention. A lady at Cambridge, b> ir.g in a most dangerous state in childbed, her husband, by means of tha electric telegraph, conveyed to London his wish that Cambridge Fiirenn in attendance on his wile should hold a consultation with Dr. Locock, the accou- cheur to the Queen. A message was ...

... He's coarse, you say, and unpolite, To drag these hidden things to light; Jt i9 bad ta3te thus to reveal What mere politeness wouid conceal. The Truthfeels coarse whene'er it rubs The hidden sore whene'er it scrubs Alld presses hard the tender part It makes the wouuded conscience smut. Go on trace Error to its source Nor fear the charge of being coarse is the puny cry of those Who feel the ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CURES BY HOtMWAT'S OINTMENT- A WONDERFUL CURE OF DREADFUL UL- CEROUS SORES IN THE FACE AND LEG, IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. The Truth of this Statement was duly attested before a Magistrate. I HUGH MACDONALD, of Lot 55, in King's a County, do hereby declare, that a most wouder- ful preservation of my life has been effected by the tiac of Holloway's Pills and Ointment; and I ...

... A fellow, 'who Wrote a wretched hand, and ost 'made almost ats bad aI fist ?? spellinig nod gram- cal mar, gave as asn excuse tor the deficientcies of edu- ns: cation, I that he nevcr went to school but one ri; afternoon, a nd then his master wasn't there.' %VS Some sour editor, namie unknowvn-luckily for hini-shot off the following. It may have had ter a ?? aim, but there is reason to fear it ...

... MUNICIPAL ELECTION. On Monday last, Monmouth, in common with many other boroughs, was the scene of a con. tested Municipal Election. Unlike the majority of similar contemporaneous agitations, it was untinctured with party spirit, though, as the result proved, it was as needless a con- test as could well have been got up. As we last week stated, a public meeting had been held for the purpose of ...