... ABERGAVENNY RAIL W A YS. To the Editor of the Mo'wamthx'tire Merlin. Siu, — hi »09wer to your correspondent, 6.D., I beg to say, that rnv reasons (or putting befoir the pu'ilu through the medium of your vitluab'e journal, ihe position in which we are placed heie, as to the railway Hccopjrnodalion thit vve were promised, and of which we Siand so much in need, together with the little likeli- ...

... CARDIFF COUNTY COURT, MONDAY, DEC. 20. AVM. JACOB V. J. B. STCCKDALE. Mr. T. G. Phil I potts appeared lor the plaintiff, and Mr. Thomas Evans for the defendant. Mr. Phillpotts, addressing his Honour, said This was an action brouofit by the plaintif fto tecover ihe sum of 19s. 6d. The defendant was a police officer of this town. Some lime pievious to the lastquarler sessions the plaiutiff' was ...

... PROBABLE DO0W NFALL OFABDEL KADER. . . I - . . - . - lye have received the Algiers journals to the 21st itnclusively. The Akkbar of the 21st has the following important news respecting Abdel Kader. If true this extraordinary man was, at the.date of.the last accounts, in a position which scarcely Presented any hope of suc- cess in his struggle against the Emperor of MoJrocco. I-e appears, ...

... IRELA ND. PROCLAMATION FOR THlE PREVENTION OF CRIME. D)UBLIN, .Tht. 23.-The Lord-Lieutenant with fr great promptitude has already availdhmefo h rv be sione of the Act for the. better prevention of Crime and lat Ourg ncranparts of Ireland. On Thursday week aw be, Priy Counil was held at Dublin Castle, when the procla- oat mation was submitted and approved of. The Dublin Even- ad inS' Post, ...

... la. andu~imprtans a:eea-1 ~ - ---k 'lil tbofl ?? lplrO 'I D liey Diy . BR u~l jtiiRuesip~ ts a16 great meetit4 in -pari ,i on the 20th of Novembher, held iiu celebrition 'OftePoihess lutiao'i, At atnnounced in ast Week's STAR, B'akeuniti'haS`4111ce been expielled from France, by the, French govsplinment. rhns -do 'Louis-Philippe and.,GuizataeekteocoS viliato,NichesoJU, but theirAnY will not, ...

... Correopontbncue. N AT, NLO GNST ?? .en TO TUB Z3ITOR Oi 'THEl NOBTHRAN' STAR. ' W The quality of mercy is not atrained, WI It droppeth like the gentle rain from heaven t Upon the place beneath: it Is twice blessed; El It blessetb him that gives and hin that takes.'- MY DEUn Srz,-Iw-n the STAz of the 20th of November there appeared a-letter containing animadversions on a paragraph of my letter, ...

... THg:REPE AL. ft;|r4hVSO OOM AND JOHN OCONNEa.V: Tb~.t ppsqillWAmqui;. cowardly thing, and bullying withutl c~lldIthP.NA-smN, publishes at the bottout.of the.sixth colwxiia, ctanning little ambiguous pare- graph, purporti ig to be an extract from, or to refer bo aabther ?? O'Connor's address to the Irish paoplo.. Theo address is not in the Nqos lPerhaps, inttiaeestimation of the greasy little ...

... I About the same period of time, there arose, in the Episcopalian and Presbyterian Established Churches of Great Britain, a movement, directed to apparently . similar objects, and originating in apparently a simi- lar cause. In each church there grew up a party, anxious for the spiritual resuscitation of faith and doctrine, and impatient of the temporal control of the civil authority. Both ...

... EXPLOSION AT NANTYGLO. To the Editor of th€ Monmouth,chi™ •' 'First-born of 1(0016, which, when it saw ihe lovely child, The melancholy Mass, put on kind looks and smiled. —-Cowley's Hymn to Light. SlR,-I do not know any class of men towards whom our sympathies can be more deservinglv drawn than the working co liers, whose incessant labour at this season of the year ex- cLdes them from the ...

... SOUTH UNION SANATORY COMMITTEE, Too~~~ -. AL - _ ?? , .. ., . . The members of this committee held their usual weekly meeting yesterday at the Committee Rooms, Royal Ex- change, at two o'clock, Sir EDWARD Bonouan, In the chair. The following memberswere present:-Rev. Dr. Ledlie, Dr. Naliy, P L G;; Eev Mr. De Batts, John Healy, PL G, Very Rev. A. O'Connell, P P * Rev. Mr. Armstrong Edward ...

... THE WSHOP OF NEW ZEALAND. Mr. lIeyworth, of Liverpool, has transmitted, the following excellent and judicious -communication to the editor of the New Zeakznd Joternaer- It is to. be hoped that Mr. Heyworth's name may 4ecure a favourable hearing for truths in certain quarters where they have hitherto been re- fused admission-it is to be feared from a- partisani feeling, disguising itself (even ...

... , SCWQT&AID. I I I - I . 1 3 ~EDINBURGxr, Dna. 30. . A Church and state are at variance inAberdeen. A ( , acancy having taken place iu one of the town churchess- the magistrates decline presenting a now, minister, for the reasons specified: in the followving t ,minute: ' ' a That, 'taking fito consideration the annual. loss arising to h Ithe funds ofthe coznmnoeity from the kirk oharge-' ...