... London MARKETS, &c. CORN EXCHANGE ,MONDAYAftehn'OON, >1AI 17 'p'i'l? l^os u P PIJe s of wheat on tale in most of the country maikets .J P ^Jtutdav, were not extensive nevertheless the de- P.M. LA 'Of ALL kinds ruled heavy at a decline in the quotations of 6 15 e, qr Fine malting barley was scarce, and held at full -5. Malt and oats realised previous rates whilst the value 1 25 a rt ans ad ...

... Railway Hotel, Dock-street, Newport. GEORGE SEABORN, PROPRIETOR of the above Establishment, in gratefully acknowledging the kind favours bestowed upon him the period he has been in business, begs to announce ^as lr*a(^e extensive alterations in his commodious »ruil8eS' ^0r t^10 acpomm°dation of Mercantile and other emeu, and the Public generally, travelling by the Western eys Railway, the ...

... I CIDER, CIDER. Ifj J- GALLIE AND CO. Hi^ng thanks to the Public for the kind favours they have recciveil, bfig to call attention to their Stock of Hereford, Somerset, and Devonshire adjoining the CUSTOM HOUSE, No. 3, Newport. TOOGOOD & BECKINGHAM. Railway WAGGON BUILDERS, li SOUTH WALES WAGGON WORKS, Export, MONMOUTHSHIRE. v^^atrs by Contract for a Term of Years. ^°lesale and Retail Paper ...

... NOTICE. Jit RS. SMALL, ORGANIST, EBBW VALE, • most respectfully to inform the Gentry, &c., of and the surrounding neighbourhood, that he still to supply at London Manufacturers Prices, the follow, Musical Instruments; each article warranted, and that orders he may be f.voured with, shall at all times eD his best and prompt attention. Organs, Seraphines, moniums in every variety, also ...

... BETH YW RHYFEL ? BETH yw rhyfel !—peiriant nerthol A ddyfeisiodd uffem ddu, Er gwasgaru tan dinystriol A edwina bob peth cu Beth yw rhyfel ?—mor ofnadwy Ai rhvierthol lanw cryf Dwg o'i flaen bob cysur dynol, Ar ei lan 'does rhinwedd dyf. Beth yw rhyfel ?—chwa wenwynig > Sydd yn gwyo blodau'r byd. i Etna'u chwydu llif berwedig, Pla vn lladd ar led ac hyd. Beth yw rhyfel ?—nerth y Cristion (?) ...

... WhOLsale and Retail Paper Hanging tfo. Warehouse, CO.U!ERCIAL-STREET, (opposite the Westgato J Hotel,) Newport, Mon. P. WANSBROUGH invite attention to their *0 at\^fcoc'{ of HANGINGS, for the present Jft'k' nual low prices, for all descriptions of rooms. ^00 PAPERS direct from Paris. Decorations ^LTlVrn in great varieties. PAINTING. GLAZING, AND PAPER- flStT HANGING. XSBHOUGIT, 4, Commercial ...

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... d,C*eneral Notices- 5 AND DAY SGHQOXi 2N VoxmG gsntls^EK, ^DUCTED BY THE REV. W. L, SANDERSON, RJ College of Preceptors, and formerly of Cheshunt AIR5 O College, Herts; ^•SANDERSON'S SEMINARY FOR YOUNG 6 LADIES, LCE,E'N A^°SS „^OUSE> Stow Hill, Newport, Mon., will re- ihi I TER Holidays, on Wednesday, April, 14. elSt stablishment, Youth are liberally boarded, kindly and thoroughly instructed ...

... THE LAST BUT ONE OF THE CJURSE OF LECTURES. BY THE REV. D. RHYS STEPHEN, WILL be delivered at the Towx H\LL, Newport, on TUF.SDAY EVKXT.vo. December 30th. 18-51, Mr. Alfred Butcher, president. Suhject of the Lecture THE HISTORY OF KNOWLEDGE IN ANCIENT AND MODKRN TIMES. Doors open at half past seven, and the chair to be tak»n at eight o'clock precisely on which account a punctual attendance is ...

... MR. JOSEPH BOTHOMLEY, AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, ACCOUNTANT, HOUSE, ESTATE, AND INSURANCE AGENr, (No. 29, Llanarth Street, NewpottJ RESPECTFULLY announces to his triends and the public that, having relinquished his Las> Clerkship, and embarked in the above businesses, he P a by strict attention to all matters entrosteu him, prompt settlement of all Sale accounts, to obtain their confidence and ...

... BRISTOL STOCK EXCHANGE, March 5. ^haiel Railways. j Paid, joiosiug Price »tock Bristol and Exeter j 100 83j l?9J a Birming & Oxford Junct.| j o'ock Caledonian 100 57|-58i stock Eastern Counties 20 j 9| — 9| Stock Great Western. 100 *>14 62 25 Newprt,Abergy.&Herefrd 174 — djf Stock Great Northern 100 93} 94J Stock London and N. Western 100 991 10 li Stock uondou & South Western 93 94 25 London ...

... ^PORTAXT TO ADVERTISERS THe Counties of SOUTH WALES, bor dering ou England, offer the most valuable and ^°fitabl0 fields for ADVERTISERS that can be found ithi-n the same extent in the empire—if we exclude the Metropolis, and the rich teeming districts of the the ever-absorbing NORTH. HONMOUTHSIIIRE, GLAMORGANSHIRE BRECONSHIRE, their large population, commercial enterprise, and ^ldily ...