... PONTYPOOL SAVINGS' BANK. LL STATEMENT OF ACCOUNT FOR THE YEAR ENDING 20TH OF NOVEMBER, 1846. I THE TRUSTEES. CRS. CHARGE. E. s. d. DISCHARGE. E. s. d. le on 20th Nov. 1845, including By sums actually paid to Depositors in money, )er last return, 12,147 0 3 including interest, within the year ending 20th red of Depositors within the year November, 1846 2,169 11 9 4,397 3 7 By sums actually paid ...

... The returns of the leading railways for the second half-year 1846, gives the following comparisons and rt-sufts. In round numbers:—London and North Western. 350 miles, with a capita) orcostofjg)3.UCU,000. ^ross receipts, above £ 1,000,000; dividing to shareholders, £ 543.9-9 paid £ 21,425 for local lates and taxes, and £ 24,.i82 for the government duty of five per cent. on passengers, besides ...

... SMITHFIELD CLUB CAITLB SHOW. We last night, says the Evening Chronicle, of Wednesday, had ihe pleasuie, or at all events, the honour of inspecting the mUliter of quadruped Daniel Ltmbevts aanually assembled bv lheSrnilhfield Cattle Club, at the Hor-e Kaziar,i;i Baker-street As fisual, obesity was the grand featuie, one which (lilerally. ini the case of the pigs), swallowed up all theothe. The ...

... Ru rF. DOCKS.—Arrived, the Ontario, Joues, Barrow.. St. (ieorge, Clusotne, 1' irlsln ail, iron ore.. (lanueit, Dunstan. Bridgwater, li^lit .Laurel, lt. vnol.ls. Ko.vey Kiner.ill, Inuiaiis. Fowev.. I'rovidence, l'lulli|M, (iloitei, itonore.. William, Cullins, Port Kerry, limestones.. Ilea-rice, Alexander, Q tebec. timber.. Dolphin, Gower. Uloster, irn ore. Itejjina Weynolds, Quebec, timber. ...

... IT'S NOT vAIIl. Frorn ?? FBoirtlr Fol es, nnt Polqpnor OmcmI:e'- INY for 1817, be Tomn Treddlhiioyle, Evj. It's not Fair.-For a chlip ta crv voc Iles alive c '%lban at the samie time, ha naws thaltlucl deeand It It's 7,t Frttir.-W oltl otlly hohldy g oe to a C groacet's shop tax bye coffee, and tlixY gie cm it haatf Chichioy an ataho7,gol sa Swdust. F It's not Fetir.-Wh-n volt *oa for a stonn ...

... *(, FRIDAY1.—II. Brooker, Hi^h-street, Peckham. grocer. Williams, ilriest-court. Foster-lane, warehouseman. W, Boltie, Dover, grocer. W. llodsoll. South Ash, Kent, farmer. Stuart, Stoekbridge-terraee, l'imlico. baker. T. (raining King-street, Seven Dials, aud J. Mott, Broad-street, chees«j mongers S. Cunningham, Minerva-street, Hackney-f0^' sawyer. It. Ilallam, Newcastle-under-Lyme, grocer. A• ...

... H(JllKAH FOR OLD CHRISTMAS. Hurr.il) for old Christmas, tin1 hivirty and jolly, Hurrah for old Christmas, the friend of in .111, Who hmsh-i at the frowns of ;;rim-fa,'('11 melancholy. Anil 111111 with transport to t and t small. Up, uj>! 11'1 us drink t the .i ul,1 fellow. Though wrinkled hi. brow, :ii.d hi. io-ks silver Yet his footstep is light. and > i- Iwart, it in mellow As any that ...

... TO MARIANNE, THE POETESS ON THE BANKS OF THE EBBW, WHY art thou sad ? What darkening power infuses So much of gloom, unblessincr, to thy mind? What sorrow can propitiate the Muses? Up and be joyous 'mid thy moital kind The wor'd is fair around thee—all is bright; Thy friends are many, and their hearts are light; Why art thou sad Up look around thee God has kindly lavished Great beauty on the ...

... THE NORMAL SCHOOL AT BRECON.—The first Annual Report of the Welsh Educational Committee has been lately published, from which we learn that the Institution is in a flourishing condition, and is progressing rapidlv. The Institution was opened on the 1st of January last, under the superintendence of E. Davies, Esq. —Silurian. BRECKNOCK UNION.—The Guardians of this Union have come to the ...

... THE ROYAL VISIT TO ARUNDEL CASTLE. On the 8th instant, her Majesty sod Prince Albert paid their promised visit to Aruadel Castle, Sussex, the seat of his Grace the Duke of Norfolk, where they arrived at hall past four in the afteroooo, after a rapid journey from OsborneHouse. during which they were received with every demonstration of loyallyaod reo spect, more especially from the people of ...

... willing to contract to supply the Prison for the arter with Good Household Bread, per hundred made of good wheaten flour in loaves, each to eight ounces on delivery, at Forty-eight hours r any of the undermentioned articles, wt., Cocoa, per lb., cwt., Sugar, per lb., t., Tea, per lb., soap, per cwt., Black Pepper, per lb., Coals, Meadow vein, per ton, it bone, per lb., Red ash, per ton, dozen, ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. Sir,—I have lately observed in the newspapers that there has been a new issue of farthings from the Mint, for convenience of the public but if this coin is as little used in other parts of the kingdom as in Monmouthshire, the officers of Her Majesty's might have saved themselves the trouble and expense of coining these fractional parts of a penny. I ...