... HIGH WATER AT CARDIFF. FEBRUARY. Morning. Evening. Sunday. 20.. 7 29 7 47 Monday. 21.. 8 7 8 Tuesday 22.. 8 41 8 56 Wednesday. 23.. 9 12 9 29 Thursday. 24.. 9 45 10 0 Friday 25.. 10 14 10 31 Saturday 26.. 10 47 11 3 ...

... Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the Week ending Feb. 8, 1848. u f lleinatned by last Report 13 1 § | Admitted since 1 | .2 ...

... Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the Week ending Feb. 22. 1848. Remained by last Report 10 i § ■? I Admitted since 2( .2 ^Discharged. 0i a « I Cured and Relieved 0 0 \Died o) u j /Remained by last Report 136 ( o 'g I Admitted since 13 j[ A .2 ...

... AND LIST OF FAIRS, NOTICES, ETC., IN THE COUNTIES Of GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECON, FOR THE EN- SUING WEEK. FEB. 20. SEPTUAGESIMA SUNDAY. Morning-lot lesson, 1st ch. Genesis; 2nd do., 3rd ch. Luke. Evening -1st INson, 2nd ch. Gen.; 2nd do., 3rd ch. Gal. —— 21. Archbishop Cranmer burnt, 1566. —— 22. Twilight ends, 7h. 17m. —— 23. Length of day, lOh. 9m. 24. St. Matthias. ——— 25. Bonaparte ...

... (Corrected to Feb, 1st.) FROM BRISTOL TO LONDON. lExprs 1,2,3. Mail. 1,2,3. i itxprs. I i Mail- A.M. AM. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. | P.M. I F.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. V.M. Bristol 8 10 7 0 7 40 8 35 11 0 10 0 10 45 12 40 1 44; 3 45 j 6 0 II ft 11 50 Bath 8 20 7 20 8 30 9 0 U 40 10 30 11 8j 1 0 2 0i 4 8j 6 23 9 15 12 10 Swindon I 9 25 8 30 10 28 10 23 1 20 — 12 2 10 2 55 5 25 7 3d — 1 2o DidcotjOxf ...

... An Account of Coal brought down the Canal for the Week ending February T2. TONS. CWT. TONS. CWT. Thomas Prothero. Thomas Powell. 548 Carr and 325 Allfrey Brothers. Rosser Williams •• John Russell W. S. Cartwright. •••> *• Coal. 873 ...

... LONDON MA RKET8, CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE, MONDAY, JAN. 31. We have had a very rapid th?w since Saturday, and the ict and snow have entirely disappeared. This morning we had fall of rain, snow, and sleet, with the wind northerly. The show of wheat fresh up by land-carriage samples fron Essex and Kent was moderate this morning, and from more dis nt c°u,nties llie supply was very small. The ...

... Punjaub, and the political quiet which prevails; but, as regards commercial affairs, the news is gloomy enough, though not, we apprehend, so bad as had been anticipated. Bombay and Madras, indeed, there is reason to conclude, will suffer little; and the hope is expressed that, happen what may, they will ultimately come out unscathed from the fiery trial of general in- solvency. But the ...

... On Monday .Feb. 14. at Coedkernew Pound Wednesday 16. at Cnmcorneinon Friday 18. at Marshfield EACH DAY AT 11* O'CLOCK. ...

... Abstract of House Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the Week ending Feb. 15, 1848. u, Remained by last Report Ill §f I Admitted since 0) — £ ^Discharged. 0j s j* I Cured and Relieved l 1 \Died 0) Remaining. « 10 v Remained by last Report 125 | Admitted since 20 .2 ...

... Brought dowll the Mon-.njutlisliite Canal Co. 's Tram (toads and Canal the week ending Feb. 5, 1848. COAL. Tram Road, j Canal. Tons. Gwt. Tons. Owl Thomas Powell.. 1189 10 j S?5 0 Thomas Prothero 535 8 i 50 0 Rosser Thomas aud Co 45S 4 Thomas Phillips and Son 315 9 123 14 Joseph Beaulnont. W. S. Cartwright 215 4 j Joseph Latch and Co 94 3 Latch and Cope. 275 13 . ...

... AGENTS FOR THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN. LOCAL AGENTS:- A(iergai:ennii—y,v. J. II. Murgan, Chepstow—Mr. Clark and Mr. & Messrs. IteL-s & Son, stationers. Taylor, stationers, &c. Abersycholt-?,Ir, S(,niers. Monmouth—Mr. Cossens, post- al bur a tire—Mr. Price, chemist. office. Blackwood-M r. Jones, post-ofrice. Alerthyr Tydvil—Mr. White and Brynmawr Mr. Stephenson, Mr. Wilkins, stationers. printer. ...