... Morning. |Ev«M>in-. I 5 1 47 2 34 a 17 4 2 442 Wednesday •_>() 5 o() 5 45 v 1 ti i o Friday 22 46 •; 7 3 7 18 7 3-1 ...

... S U 0 i ii H A i. E .i it A I i, '» A i llMK TABI.K. 'in and h I e r 1st FhU, 1^55 I tTP TRAINS.Peek />«,/«. Sunhw. I DOWN TRAINS.—n cefi Dai/t. Suniayt.. ■ TARTixn rnou ;1, 2,3.0,2.3 KM>«. 1,2, i 1,2,3 Miil 1,2,311,-2,3'viail il,2,3 »txrtivo 1 1&2 1, 2,3 Exps.,1 & 2,1 & 2 1,2,3 1 2, 31 2 1 & 2 i a.j a. in. a. ■ ii. ) a.in. p.'N p.-n a.n.j a.m. p.m. p.m. f.m\« a.n. a.m I a.m. I a.in.) p. in. ...

... FALLING IN OF A CHAPEL ROOF.—The roof of the old Welsh Methodist Chapel fell in on Sunday week. The place has had some interest attached to it, by the eminent John Wesley having preached on the spot and promoted the erection of the chapel. The edifice bad been built about eighty years, and in consequence of its dilapidated con- dition there had been no service within it since last No- vember. ...

... On Dec. 13 Ogmore Down „ 16 PentreMeyrick Each day at Eleven. THE TREDEGAR HOUNDS WILL MEET On Monday. Dec. 13 Castletown Wednesday „ 15 Tredegar House „ 17 High Cross Each day at 111 o'clock. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. Week ending Dec. 5, 1853 1 0 Corresponding Week, 1857 f5891 19 1 TAFF VALE RAILWAY. Traffic for Week ending Dec. 5, 1858 12 9 Corresponding Week last Year 2498 0 4 VALE OF NEATH ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCE. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK-LANE.- MONDAY.—Oct. 29. The arrivals of grain last week were moderate, but country and American flour was plentiful. The home supply of wheat was 7,109 quarters the only foreign arrivals were two cargoes-viz., 5.191 quarters from New York, and 653 from Bilboa. The exports were 1.905 quarters. The samples from Essex and Kent this morning were by no means ...

... HIGH WATER AT CARDIFF. DECEMBER. Morning- Evening. Sunday ^.77^ 4 1 o 22 0 49 Monday g ||| i 21 1 55 Tuesday q 2 28 3 0 Wednesday 7 '3 30 3 50 9 4 27 4 64 Friday 9 5 19 5, 43 Saturday 10 6 5 6 28 ...

... WESTERN VALLEYS RAILWAY. TIME TABLE.— On and after Jan. 1, 1856.- 1st, 2nd, & 3rd Class each Train. lJP TRAINS WEEK DAYS. SI:NDA\S. Starting from a 01 no,>11 p m a in p in Newport 7 0il2 C 520 9 ti 5 0 Rhvmney Junction 7 15 12 15 5 35 9 15 5 15 Tydee. 7 20 12 20 5 40 9 20 5 v0 Risca 7 30 12 30i 5 50 9 30 5 30 Cross Keys 7 39 12 39 5 59 9 39 5 39 Abere.rne j 7 50 12 50 6 10 9 50 5 5it 12 57; 6 ...

... WEDN ESDA-Y.- (Before J. C. Fowler, and Evans, Esqs. SHEEP SiEAHNG.—Benjamin Jones and Wm. John were charged, on the evidence of John Wilkins, (an accomplice), with being concerned m stealing the ram sheep alluded to in our Aber- pa^e police-report, and after several additional witnesses, had been examihe,d, they were commit- ted for trial at the ensuing Quarter Cessions. JUVENILE OFFENDERS ...

... Traffic for Week ending Dec. 18,1859 £4f¡71 1 7 Corresponding Week last Year fil89 6 8 RHYMNEY RAILWAY. Traffic for week ending Dec. 17, 1859. £ 670 5 8 ...

... Time Tahle.—On and after May 1, 1857. DOWN TRAINS. Week Days. 1,2, & l72,¥ 1,1>7& 1,2, &1 3 cl. 3 cl. 3 cl. 3 cl. A.M. P.M. T.M. A.M. T Merthyr dep. 9 0 1 35 GO 8 30 •>$ Abernant, for Aberdarei-9 12 1 47 ti 12 8 42 Llwydcoed 9 17 1 o2 6 17 8 47 ii Hirwain arr., 9 23 1 5i C 23 8 53 Aberdare .dep. 9 5 1 40 6 5 8 35 Hirwain .arr.i 9 18 1 53 6 18 8 48 liirwain 9 26 3 0 6 25 8 55 Lfc Glvn-Ne;tth 9 ...

... TAFF VALE RAILWAY. I Account for the Week ending, Aug. 8, 18o7. Total £ 4124 3 1 SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. ending Aug. 9, 1857 £ 8268 5 3 ^responding Week, 1856 £ 7109 17 1 VALE OF NEATH RAILWAY, ^eek ending Aug. 9, 1857 £ 1800 18 9 We(-k. 11456 £1532 2 1 ...

... SUBSCRIBERS TO THE FOLLOWING PRIZES, INHABITANTS OF THE TOWN OF NEWPORT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. X P. Allen, Mrs., Bridge Inn 1 I Allen. Tredegar Arm-, Newport .I 1 Baker, Richard, Llanvihangel 1 1 Baker, D., Chepstow 1 Batchelor, B., Newport ..1 1 Bateson, George, Newport 1 Ba«pett, Alexander, C.E. 1 Beacofl, Proprietor of .I 1 Bland, John, Bristol 1 1 Boll, Henry. Builder, Newport. I I Brewer, T. ...