... Tuesday, 6. Caerleon Petty Sessions Saturday, 10. Pontypool Petty Sessions-Licenses transferred ...

... Vreenwich time is kept at all the Stations on this Railway. DOWN TK:ilUU. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. l*t«d 1st &|Exp. lst& 1st & Mail. lst*a .st & Mail. Starting;from &3rd 2nd lst2d 2nd 2nd lst2nd&3rd 2nd lst2nd class, class, class, class, class, class, class class^ class. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. Paddington. •• 9 50 10 15 12 30 8 55 2 0 8 55 Slougk — 10 53! 1 2 9 30 2 40 9 30 Heading — II 35 1 ...

... GREAT VVESrERfTRAlLWAY TIME. DOWN TRAIMs—-MORNING. j ,WOKLAT?' Starting ftom S^ail.fist &hst,2d>lst &ilixpr. ...

... Ou and after November, 1857. \JP I'RMNS Paa'» ')»* I OOWN TftUNS.—Day, S«»d«y». r* >« ',142 1,1,1 11,2. J|t5«n» 1,1. *i»,2.31 Mail 1,2.3:1, 2.: Mail 1,2,3 st*rtiv. ) 1, J,'?. Hi -e y ^1, 2. 3 & 2 E»ps jl & 2 1,23 1 .2.31 V 2,3 1 8t 2 i n f*i. n j i.n. !f». n. p, n. fmnn p.fl a.m. f i.tn j p.m. 1 p.m. fk>* «. a. 't >•11 it t-m.jt«.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. a.m. +a.m. p.m. WlfVl 5 i)| 8 4) U 30 4 ...

... WEEKLY CALENDAR. Moon's Age-First Quarter, 18th, 38m past 3 after. Ssd Sx. 37 6 28 5 2 ] 53 8 32 290 18 6 30 5 0 2 39 9 .47 291 19 6 31 458 3 14 11 15 292 20 632 456 337 morn 293 21 6 34 | 451 3 56 0 43 294 22 6 36 452 4 10 2 14 295 23 6 38 450 4 18 ( 3 43 296 ...

... L ^HE March meeting of the directors, held on Wednesday last, the Rev. Edward Hawkins, vicar, in the chair, the list of subscriptious reported by the honorary secretary, as received during February, Amounted to 52 15 0 The total before received being 139 13 0 Making, together £ 192 8 0 Monthly Report, ending Jan. 31 Monthly Report, ending Feb.28. Under care Dec. 31, 90 Under care JAN. 31, 124 ...

... LONDON WOOL MARKET. The public sales of colonial wool have been brought to close under favourable auspices. During their pro- gress, the attendance of buyers was good, and nearly the tin Parce^s offered changed hands at full quota- In the private markets, fine English wools are scarce, demand at fully previous rates. Long wools, es- ? *ow qualities, move off heavily, and the quotations e Hi ...

... JUNE. Morning., Evening. Sunday 13 77; 7 10 735 Monday 14 j 8 0 j 8 25 Tuesday 15 8 50 9 20 Wednesday 16 9 45 10 10 Thursday 17 10 35 11 0 Wednesday 16 9 45 10 10 Thursday 17 10 35 11 0 Friday 19 ,11 25 11 55 Saturday.j*20 0 20 ...

... MIEACLE.-ASTONISHINO RECOVERY OF SPEECH. —A gentleman, long a member of the House of Commons, of the name of Ralph Bernal Osborne, was mesmerically treated about five years .'ago by some empirics of the names of Temple and Gordon. He was seated in a chair of peculiar construction, in a house near St. James's Park, and so handled by them that, although for several years previous he had been a ...

... TRADE OF OCTOBER IO- COASTING TRADE-MONTH ds> u,Hh Carp Inwards, with Cargoes. uu Vessels. 1 p r 1 j Vessefs. Tons. Ireland, '32512 From Ireland, 21 low J. coasters •• 011 Other coasters 4212 0tberCOa 4l9u0 98 5829 NoV. 5. COASTING TRADE-MONTH endi^ j^gow. Inwards, with Cargoes ja 3777 p T Vessel Tons Ireland, •••' i'.21599 From Ireland, 21 1617 A o coasters • • Other coasters, 77 •• 4212 Oth ...

... GENERAL AVERAGE prices or B«ITIS« coRN. From the Returns ofthe and Towns in England and a e £ arter Wheat Barley. Oats. 2 ...

... An old tar came down to the cabin of Nelson's ship one cold, drizzly day, with some message, whilst Lady Hamilton was present. Seeing the cold condition of the sailor, she asked which he would prefer, a glass of wine or a glass of brandy. It don't matter which, replied Jack, but if your ladyship pleases, I can he drinking the wine while you are pouring out the brandy. FIRST AND SECOND. We ...