... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET.—WeoNMDAY, Nov. 4. Price per lb. to sink the offal. s. d. g. d. 0 6 0 61 0 61 0 61.. 0 7 Pitts (per score) 8 6 9 0 Owing to the great fair taking place on Friday, the 6th inst., our market was rather limited. There was a good demand for beef, and a complete clearance effected. Sheep of good qua- lity continue to sell well, and scarcely enough appearing ...

... DOMESTIC SEWS. » At the Court at Windsor, on the 3 ...

... Hiteravs 8atietteø. When a Christian lets grass grow in the road uetween him and heaven, rottenness is entering into his bones, anù a con- sumption is coming npon his soul. No armour but that which is forged in heaven is proof against the batteries and assaults oi hell. THE 1 IUST ISIT TO A MARRIED CHILD -Generally speak. ing, if there is a moment of unmixed happiness, it is that in whieh ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rpHATa SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the I Proprietors of the TAFF1 VALE RAILWAY COMPANY will be held at the WHITE LION HOTEL, BROAD-STREET, BRISTOL, on TUESDAY, the IGih or DECEMBER, at Half-past One o'clock, for the purpose of considering the terms of a Provisional Agreement entered into between the Directors of the TAFF VALE and ABERDARE RAILWAY COMPANIES, for the Lease ...

... AGIULp1 nay NiV:Anr SONvING.-A.S tle ?? C dvac nC'S I for WoU'Id recommnenid the) adv(,ca, ol [i) - ;ly to bc cautious a's to ?? theyo proee(_ j ill ocln piactice. ileo ?? iS zz Ii: Id co) .1 ved SOICCP0l~lt l i:l II( tilCL:0S(,\\ !!l. soille experinents onl dulcl. endl tn ~ ?? whic2 I 'as inlduced to mlsle fi'pi tihe ?? Iot tinnl of II )p lilip ot NI']lii'h pi)i _c d i .lr, Since, froln Mr. ...

... ELECTION OF TOWN COUNCILLORS.—The gentlemenwho went out of office by rotation, and who came forward to be re- elected, were John Jones, Esq., John Powell, Esq., D. W. Lloyd, Esq., and G. R. Bevan, Esq. There were also two ex- traordinary vacancies to be filled, arising from the death of one of the councillors, and the disqualification of another. A great many of the burgesses having become ...

... A Court for the relief of Insolvent Debtors was held at the Towo-Hall, Cardiff, on Tuesday last before W. J. LAW, Esq., Commissioner. David Morgan, formerly Actuary of the Merthyr Savings' Bank, ana chemist and druggist at Merthyr, waa heard upon his petition to be discharged from cmtody attorney, Mr John Bird, Cardiff. he Insolvency debts, it was stated, amounted to £ 3,900 • his assets he ...

... L, ID[s ODOlP!1N b 2 IRN'. I zdIDNI:--] (-i1)()L.'l11N ?? .A^i:!yedf'e : Jltn it 'oi' .illyAldrtiser' of rrT!sduy. \Vere i tsionoll ta w r i e lographi te e telcs of liviln nil,, atho doivotc tc tio ?? io tile ii- petrelftfit off their fullow-(roi'y?:ieta, le,.s fol- a oitvcl y Ci reli mi ,nt a' cel thit tlhe ol se es, there at c lkew, iII!ov, avie) aot'iild ch:iioi plior Ilritice to the ...

... VAR IETIES. VULGA RIITY.-- DO you desirenut to be vulgar thcr' cease to be aflected: for 've fever knee ?? affected person who was not vulgar, nor one of natural mnaa- In tiers to vhoill tihe phrase could be applied.-]]ytcl)e .T L TO (O.-An up-coultry-gatlrt not since went over to see his bright particrlar and of after sitting for neatly half a day without sayind ovf old, at last got up :rrd ...

... The ploughing match of the above society took place on Tuesday, the 27th ult., in a field upon the Lodge Farm, in the occupation of Mr. Henry Rowlands. The day was fine, and the number of persons who came to witness the competi- tion, very large. Sixteen teams stood in a line at one end of the field, waiting the woid to start. At ten o'clock preciseiy the signal was given, and away they all ...

... NEWPORT. Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending Nov. 4, 1840. ARRIVED. Velocity, McGrath, Quebec, 2500 sleepers, 3160 staves. Thomas and Mary, Newton, St. Malo, 1440 c\ft. potatoes. Begeda, Awestang, Skein, 82 pieces of timber, 357 spars, 2667 deals and battens.—Cheviot, Griffiths, Stettin, 1153 quarters barley.-Susanna, Kydd, Quebec, 364 pieces of timber, 1082 deals and deal ends.—Yandeu, ...

... Proposed Railway from Abercrave Farm to Swansea, with branches to the Old Rolling-Mill—to Ystalyfera Works—to the Cwrntwrch 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 ...