... On Thursday week, the Amiable Benefit Society held their club feast at the King of Prussia Inn, near Llanarth. The members met at half-past ten o'clock, and walked to Llan«'-> gattock Church, headed by the Llanarth and Clytha Band. The Rev. Mr. Peak performed divine service- The members then returned to their club room, where a good dinner was provided by Mrs. George, and ample justice was ...

... CARDIFF. The Rev. Titos. Hughes Jones, Maesfog, late of Beaufort, has been collated to the Vicarage of Pendovlon, near Cardiff, Glamorganshire, vacant by the death of the late Dr. Williams, c Master of the (o.vbridge Grammar School. Pation, the llight. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Llaiuiail. FIRE.—On Tuesday se'nnight, the inhabitants of Llandaff werethrown into a state of alarm by the discovery ...

... The intense eagerness of the London public to behold and heai that wondrous vocalist, whose melodious spells have en- chanted listening audiences, wherever they have been cast, is ou the eve of being allayed. A clever critical biography of this great vocalist has just been published, in which we find the fol- lowing excellent analysis of her artistic character She ap- pears to hold the ...

... CnURC PHEFERMENT.—The Rev. John P. R. Shepard, of uAk, Incumbent of Monkswood, has been presented to the living of Kemeys Commander, upon the presentation of Mon- tague Gore, Esq., vacant by the resignation of the Rev. Arthur M. Wyatt, presented to the living of Penrose. ...

... The wedding of John Jones, Esq., and Miss Oakley, the accomplished daughter of Thomas Oakley, Esq., of Lydart, on Wednesday last, attracted a large number of peisons to witness its celebration, at the retired village of Mitchel Troy, neai Monmouth. Arches of flowers and evergreens were thrown across the road leading from Lydart to the Church, and underneath one of them in the village, was ...

... TowN HALL, THURSDAY.—ROBBERY.—John Drew, George Bowen, and Joseph Dinner, were charged by a person of the name of Sheppard, a travelling cheese dealer, from Glouces- tershire, with robbing him on the night previous, at the Crown Inn. It appeared from the evidence of Patrick Cusack, that he was called up between twelve and one o'clock that morning, and having suspicion ot the party, he ...

... FSVER IN LIVERPOOL.— VVe regret to state that there has been ao alarming increase ol fever and mortality in Liverpool within the last week, and that the disorder is not by any means con- fined to the lower classes. Two Roman Catholic clergymen bave fallen victims to the pestilence, and another of the Roman Catholic clergy is seriously indisposed. Inspector Forsyth, too one of the recenlly ...

... The Political Dance next publication. Iiiq,Ii %voill,l N'itilliN, ;Iiti sick poor in tlJe Refuge ill llli. tOWII, by sending them some clean under garments. A Peruser' is assured that such is far from the fact, as regards the party mentioned lie is a man of true courage and 1111- deviating honesty and when the hour of action comes, we have 110 doubt he will act with vigour and effect. ...

... On Monday last, the best and swiftest biped hurdle race ever witnessed in the neighbourhood, took place in Llanartb Park in fact, it is very questionable whether Miss Atalanta, in hersuitor-kitiing prime, ever ran so fast (not to talk ol hul ling), as the competitois did in this case. The first race was for a guinea. Eight athletes entered, but only three athletes, swift of foot, came to the ...

... COMMITMENTS TO USK PRISON. April 29th, Ilenrv Bowen, John Trew, and Joseph Denner by F. H. Williams, Esq., charged with stealing from the person of Samuel Sheppard,jat Abergavenny, a purse and thirty pounds 111 gold, and other moneys. 30th-Patrick Sullivan, by Joseph Latch, Esq., convicted of being a rogue and vagabond in the borough of Newport.—Six weeks' hard labour. 30th.—Daniel Kenvin, by ...

... lrbt Van tc. REMINISCENCES OF A RETIRED S*' ROEON — [CONCI-VDIB ] AMIDST the general crash, the firm of Brooks, Wilmot, and Forsier, stood their ground steadily. Charles Forsier, although a heavy loser hv hi* Mexican »haie», was calm and unshaken. He now took an active p^it in the affairs of the house, and from day to day spent hi, whole time in the office. lie wu there at eight o'clock in the ...

... RIGHTS OF WOMAN.—The Pacha of Damascus lately issued a proclamation to the women of Ihe city. in which he enjoined them 10 be more strictly veiled when they went abroad, anil declaied that he would cut oil the noses of all who disobeyed his orders. 1\J IJHDRH DE I'll ft KH CIIILOP.EN BY On Sa turday, intelligence reRcheù town 01 K dreadful murder having been commilled tn Ihe palish of ...