... K III DAY, JULY G, IS 19. HEALTII of Tow:o;s ACT.-The commissioner ap- pointed by the Board of Health has commenced his en- quiry into the sanatory condition of this town, as will be seen on reference to our other columns. The first day (Wednesdaj) was devoted to dis ussion and on Thurs- day evidence was taken. We have 111 room for length- ened comment ou the proceedings; but we think it is ...

... Li the Su-an, -Mcl'ie, (rom Nint.s, y 1 SJciis of flour I i the LiLO jiuais, Ii. uuseati, from Nwtes. 01 4 sacks 0; Hour In lhc VV lis III, DUI,k;lk, C?d u, li JII the Iutreprid, Le Bris, from Au rierue, 97 qri. of wheat; 77 of oais 7 qrs. of beans in the Union, Fookcs, from liuukirk, 690 sacks of flour ...

... HOPS. The very unfavourable reports received during the week have, at length, produced some activity in our market. Most kinds of hops moved oil'freely, at a.1 advance ill the quotations of quite -As. per cwt. The duty is estimated at from £ 60,000 to £ 80,000. 69.3. to 90s. Weald of Kent ditto 72s. to t)S3. 84s. to 144s. ...

... NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL, NEWPORT. TheWesleyan body of this town, distinguished as is the denomination to which they belong, for their giving pro- pensity, whenever claims are made upon them for benevolent and religious purposes, seem to be outstripping even them- selves. Recently, a commodious new chapel, built entirely by voluntary contributions, has reared its graceful proportions at ...

... AGBICULTURE 3 YABdFNG OPERATIONS FOR DULY, This is the month when the harvest labourelt commonly hired. The arrangements for the bart work of Suffolk is well described by Mr. Hugh R N! bird, in his Essay on Measure Work ayz7n remarks on the larger farms two distinct mode h hiring are sometimes adted The men are divi5 into two companies-one called the crop m ende engage to cut a certain ...

... IN lliit.r..—T he Hull Adrcrtiser states, that between Su d iv and Thursday, 49 cases of cholera had appeared in the lower parts of that town, ot which 2 had proved fatal. The au- thorities are ac ively eng g d in taking the best measures fo- arresting the progress of the disease. ...

... INSTITUTED 1797. PATRONS. The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Or- The Duke of Cleveland, K.G ford. I be Right Hon. Lord Stafford The Right Hon. the Earl of The Right Hon. Lord Saltoun fioaeberry. &c., &c., &c. The Right Hon. the Earl of The Right Hon. Lord Saltoun Roseberry. &c., &c., &c. TRUSTEES. The Right Hop. Lord Wo*?#>iouse,iCirab4i'!ey, Norfolk, Lord Lieutenant of the county. The Right Hon. Lord ...

... In our lust number, we were uoable to give the whole of the busioes* done atlbese sessions, owing to its protracted length, the Court having been occupied until about one o'clock on Friday. We now give the conclusion of the business, and append a notice of a conversation which afterwards occurred on the Bench, relating 10 Newport prosecutions :— John Davies was found guilty of buiglanously ...

... PONTYPOOL PETTY SESSIONS.—JUNE 30. Magistrates present-W. A Williams, Esq., and the Rev. David Jones. Thomas Morris was charged with committing an assault on Emma Burrage.— Defendant to pay costs. Cornelius Driscoll wascbarged with assaulting John Hurley. —Fined 2s. Gd., and costs, in default to be committed for one month. Margaret Morgan appeared to answer to a summons for tress- passing on ...

... A TRIP TO BRISTOL. (Continued from our last week's impression.) DUBLIN BAY. ALL who to Dublin come, for views or bathing, V In praises of its bay are most diffuse The dandy tourist said it was a neat thing, While many, who would Ireland abuse, Confess it like to Naples-that's a great thing! But men of business say it is the deuce In its whole width they can't find one safe station For all the ...

... Monmouthsbire Midsummer Sessions. USK, JULY 2, 1849. We regret to find that the preient Quarter Sessions indicate a serious increase of crime in this couoty, there btiog no less then ninety piisoners on the calendar for trial. The number at the corresponding «e«8ions of last year was comparatively trifling. The county business on the first day was light, there being no feature of particular ...

... The first nocturnal ascent in a balloon was undertaken by M. li uuerin at eleven o'clock at night of the 4th of August, it ...