... EMIGRATION. A SMALL but select party of emigrants, about proceeding to Georgia, will be glad to increase their number, to make the cost of passage less, and to insure comfort and be helps to each other. Men of small capital will find this the safest and most cer- tain means of succeeding. Every information may be obtained from 1rIJ. JAS. TODD, Land and Emigration Agent, &c., Brecon Road, ...

... ENLARGEMENT de.l OP THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN. er.. fv^COURAGED by the vast circulation of the MERLTN, 50 !VP AND by the increased patronage of its advertising friends, 0 4F( r°Prietor has the pleasure to announce that from and 10 ENF* 'NSTANTI the Paper will be issued in a permanently 45 n arged form, WITflOUT ANY INCREASE OF PRICE. 55 J1* alteration contemplated (equal to an addition of SIX ...

... THE MONMOU#fc1|HIR £ MERLIN AND GEiiKBAL, PRINTING OFFICE, No. 1, CPRN STREET, TBTS Establishment is completely furnished with an exten- sive variety of NEW ahd HAKOSOMK TYPIi. suitable for Book, Plain, ,ant! Ornamen,ilPniNTING¡fllsring and other Handbills, Shipping Notesi Auctioneers' Catalogues, Bills of Lading, Returns of all descriptiodii, for Itoa Works and Col- lieries, Law Forms, &c ...

... DIFF AND BRISTOL F Itacftet* II 1 C K OF WALES I' TTMIW JONES, Commander; [ S T A R, KY JKFFKRY, Commander; d to Sail during the Month of JAN. AS rom the BUTE SHIP DOCK):— -Mondays, Stor-Mendays,Wednesdays, ,& Fridays. andFrittays. ays, Thursdays, prince of WIIle,-Tuesday., urdays. Thursdays, and Saturday, CAItDIFF. From HKISTOL. TART, 1849. JANUARY, IS 19. y 8 mern 1, Manday 9 J morn 9 morn T ...

... MARTIN AGRICULTURAL AND HORTICULTURAL SEED ESTABLISHMENT, 46, High-Street, Newport, (next door to Messrs. Hawkins and Webb.) M. H. takes the earliest opportunity of expressing his grate- ful thanks to his friends, and the public generally, for the very encouraging and liberal support which he has experienced since his commencement in business, and begs to state that he has just received a ...

... ANOTHER ENLARGEMENT OF THE WEKRIl^DI SPA1CII. THIS Journal, at present the largest in existence — unrivalled for its early intelligence and uncompromising advocacy of the Rights of Mankind—will lie ENLARGED on and after SUNDAY, the 7th of J.YNUAliY, 1849. to SIXTEEN PAGES, containing SlXT\-FOUK COLLMNs, of the saiuc Size and Furtn as at present, without any Extra Ch ar^e. Bv its zeal in the ...

... 8teim Communication between NEATH and BRISTOL. THE FIXE NEW IRON SCREW STEAMER, NEATH ABBEY, GD Horse2>oicer, JOHN WILLIAMS, COMMANDER, *4 i-, TT7ILL take in goods on the Back on Tucs- \V (lays and Fridays, and is intended to sail follows during the month of January, 1849, wind, weather, and water permitting, with liberty to tow. FROM NEATH. BASIN, Bl1ISTOL. Monday, Jan. 1 9! morn. Tuesday, ...

... JAMES C. PURCHASE, CARVER AAD GILDER, 6, ASGEL-STREET, CARDIFF, BEGS to avail himself of this opportunity for returning thanks to those kind patrons who have supported him since his Establishment ill business in this Town; and at the same time feels it necessary, in justice to his character, thus publicly and emphatically to contradict statements which, he understands have been made, from ...

... T a I CARDIFF AND BRISTOL £ tcam PRINCE OF WALES MATTHEW JONES, Commander; STAR, HENRY JEFFERY, Commander; ARE intended to Sail during the Month of JAN. as follows (Irom the lIUTE SHIP UOCK):I'rtnce »f Wales— Mondays, Star—Monday*Veilnesday*, Wednesdays, Sc Fridays. and Kridays. Stur— l ursdnys, I'hurMUys, Prince of Wales—Tuesday*, and .Saturdays. 'I liursilny*, and Saturdays From CAHP1 PP. ...

... SPLIT PEAS ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED BY THE L'JE OF ALEXANDER'5 PREPARED PEA FLOUR; ALsO, GREEN PEA FLOUR, For Making and Thickening Soups.—In packets, 2d., 3,1., and Gd. eaeh. bold WHOLESALE and RETAIL by J. B. HOPKINS, IH, Ange).street, CardifF. LAND AND MINERAL SURVEYING, rOXTYFil LUD, GLAMOKUANoIIlliE. tT^T T. LEU'IS be?s most respectfully to inform the W Landowners, Coal Proprietors, and other ...

... TWENTY POUXDS REWARD. WHEREAS, on the night of the instant, or early on the following morning, Two Prisoners effected their Escape from the Infirmary Ward of Cardiff Gaol, where they were conliued. They were seen early on Monday morning, near Ely and it is supposed they are gone Coastwise towards the West, but no clue has been obtained, of them since. They wore the Prison Clothes, a dark grey ...

... Festivities at Newport on the Marriage of Miss Morgan (Tredegar,) with W. M. Style, Esq. Committee's Account. DR. C. s. d. CR. £ s. d Amount of Subscriptions 29 16 6 Amount expended in cannon-firing, bell-ringing, band, &c., &c. 20 Printing,,&c. 1 12 6 Engrossing Address 0 8 0 r Balance handed to Dispensary 7 6 0 £ 29 16 6 £ 29 16 6 HENRY DEW, TREASX*EER. NEWSPAPER FOR THE FARMING AND ...