... MFDfCAt. Mkm AND Turin PkBions.— At the Shoreditch County Couit, lust week, the learned .Iud:>e, Mr. Sergeant Storks took the opportunity, when delivering judgment in the case 01 Moore 1/. Cornish, to observe that lie bad 00 conception, before he presided in that Court, of the infamous treatment medical men received from ihose who were indebted to them. Every day's experience showed him, that ...

... The British Archaeological Society have determined to hold their next congress at Worcester, instead of Shrewsbury, as pre- viously arranged. At the Oxford county court, last week, a baker was ordered to pay 2s. 10d., the vslue of a dinner which he had spoiled in the baking.-Served hun right. One of the tenants ot an Irish landlord lately partook so greedily of the audit dinner, that he died ...

... MERTHYK. The crops of all kinds, near Merthyr, are fast arriving to maturity and as yet, there are no symptoms of blight upo the potatoe crop. We never saw the haulm looking more luxuriant and healthy- THE LADY CHARLOTTE LODGE GF ODDFELLOWS.—The members of the above lodge met on Tuesday last, at the Globe Inn, and enjoyed a supper of the most elegant kind. The greater part of the members were ...

... EXPLOSION- OF FIREWORKS IN LOIBETII.- On Saturday afternoon, shortly alter one o'clock, an explosion of a fearful character, attended with great destruction ot pioperty, occurred upon the premises belonging to M r. Darby, tire work in an u fact u re r, Regent-street, Lan.beih-walk. Foe premises extended from the front dwelling house, nearly 100 feet back, and were adjoined on either side by ...

... CARDIFF POLICE, AUGUST Present-James Lewis, Eilq., Mayor, and R. Reece, Esq F.S. A A WATERFORDIAX. One Proudlove, or Proudfoot, or Proud something or other appeared to answer a summons obtained against him by the Police, for pursuing the once aristocratic amusement of tbe True Waterford School, by knocking loudly at several doors. in Crockherb Town, at two o'clock on Thursday morning last, ...

... F.itenucd Ji om our second edition, puidts ed Suturdnii evaimg, Monmouth this Jay presented a scene of extra- ordinary animation and excitement. From an early hour carriages and horsemen were arriving from every quarter of the county, and before the opening of the Crown Court, at 10 o'clock, an immense number of persons pressed eagerly forward to secure admission. The arrangements made by the ...

... SCIENTIFIC AND USEFUL. To KEEP AWAY THE MOTH.-Before folding up and ting yonr winter blankets, fur, and other articles, sprinkle them, or smear them over with a few drops of oil of turpentine either alone or mixed with an equal bulk of spirits of wine. No stain will be left, and if spirits of wine be used, the odour is not disagreeable,—Sharpe's Magazine. THE CHEAPEST BREAD YET.—We have been ...

... THE REVENUE. An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the 5th of July, 1846, and 5th of July, 1847, showing the Increase and Decrease thereof:- Quarters ended July 5. 1846. 1847. Increase. Decrease. £ £ £ Customs 4,523,391 4,272 Excise 3,140,711 3,291,053 186,341 Stamps 1,730,495 1,869,464 138,969 Taxes 2,006,427 2,075,001 68,574 Property ...

... MERTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. DISTRESSING ÅCCIDENT. -As on Saturday morning last, some laden trams callv down along the old tramroad, a child, two years of age, living near the new Church, failing to run off the road sufficiently qui;-k, had his foot caught by a wheel which cut off the whole of his toes. PIC NIC PART v.—These pleasant parties are coming into fashion with the fine weather and if ...

... NOTICES OF BOOKS. CALDWELL'S MUSICAL JOURNAL. Part I. Edinburgh Caldwell, Brothers, Waterloo-Place.—This number forms the commencement of a work entitled Caldwell's Musical Journal, which has the merits of economy and good arrangement as recommendations. It is edited bv Robert Guylott,—a name which ranks high amongst the composers of the present day. This charming specimen, so neatly printed ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 15. Lord Stanley rose to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice respecting British intervention in Portugal; and after premising that he was influenced by no desire of factious oppo- sition, but solely by a wish to justify the house against the sup- position that they approved the policy lately pursued in Portugal, proceeded to charge the government with having ...

... Before the Revds. John Probert and David Jones. William Gill was summoned for non-payment of wages to Edward Shearme.—Ordered to pay 3s. 2d., and costs. Esther Davis and Martha Harris were charged with aua't ing David Price.-Fined in 4s. 6d. each. John Harris was summoned for nonpayment of wages due 0 Thomas Williams.-Adjourned. | John Edwards was summoned for non-payment of wages dUll to ...