... Ai.h. reoient ol a l-.ver Ol the language aod lifefslure Of Wa es «e publish the spee.h leeen h del.ve.d by ChancsHor VVIia'n.s 'h, EJu auonalCoogiess, he'd at Llandovery. The R'ev.Cheo.elorssi-i: I ■« '«»■ »« ,be have, one nn—an bonout I cer attily did notexpect, Z0,.> eUm'«- straotet amo-gs, >- bu. so deep an interest .io I fe.I in »b« success of the institution, of which you .vViu-t laid ...

... THE CIIURCH-G012K AT LLANDAFF. [TO THii BDITOR ] SIR,-I did not my*ell think it at all necessary to notice a y of tije. atit,t!iuents made regarding me. in an art cle in \our paper of the 29th ultimo, copied as you say, from the Bristol times, and contributed hy a person under llm signatme t 1'lie Church-goer out it has heen repr sented to me, thin t e portion of those stuteiueirs which ...

... A CONTRAST. Comparisons are Odeious. OLD G td! some btief years ago, llQvej '0 see vour coat of 5UW, 1 i'3t :il:; '.ved the h,pse of time— (fleigh-hul That joke 's no laughing Iheti )t)\\ were c-er inch a king, And brought such gilts ami wai-sailing, Ihnt in vour praise the tonpue uould ting- Howe'ei the teeth might chatter! Tlie holly-be .riss U! a glow— The blezin* lo*—ibe ...

... Bv a letter received at Lloyd's from their agent at Terceira it appears the Sophia, Captain Bonnell, has Jost off that island in consequence of not being allowed to enter, the qiiarrarfine regulations being still in force. Stratton. a ckrk in the Aylesbury Savings-bank, has abscon- ded o America, taking witti him his wife and two children. He had got possession of a considerable sum belonging ...

... Magistrates present—William Evans, Thomas Hughes, and W. Brewer, Esqrs. Martha Rees. companion of a female committed on Monday in the same case, was lo-day committed for trial on a charge of stealing several pitchers and pans, the property of Mr. Davies, Pillgwenlly Edward Clarke—a person better known by the police than appreciated—and occasionally concealing his real name by certain aliases, ...

... Everybody should read and oaxitit in the circulation of 2^ II orking Man's Friend and Family Instructor. Though it tains thirty two page*, clown octavo its pnccisbut One The preas, 10 a very coosirieiab e extent, has pronounced it to the ct>eape»t and best publication evet leaned. ltHsale 's increasing, and it iliose wiio ddllOU. of seeing a ilemand fo a licalthy literature created ainooitsi ...

... THE reasons assigned by the woithy chairman of our Quarter Sessions, for holding them mote fre- quently, appear to us quite cogent. The first consideration is that untried persons should be detained for as short a time as possible. It is an old principle of British law, that justice should not be delayed and it is a gtievous hard- ship for an innocent man to be in pti*on. The question of ...

... Magisirates presellt-T. B. Baclielor. Esq., ,Mayor), and b 1. iiuuhes, Esq. FOHGhtiV BV A SOLOlF.Il. D.vid McCann, a private iu the 14 n Reg.msOt of Foot, wss charged wi.h to-ging .« ordc for e'even shilltng. which m-oey he obtained theieby of Ur.Stew.n, gro.er, H'.h s Wi ol'eit, far the r roecu iou, exam neif Jo o IJr'»l he prose'utor. Sergeant Pe.ke, aod P.C. Hupkto., t, «hose .videooe t' ...

... MaiU. { Due D'bvcryj Box j tit t f Uiito, { j Ju*' Begins. | Clos»*. Coal.st j Pill. |DJ,P«uh ? i,,n- a.m. 5 p.m p,ni, t p.m. p.rr. London | b 5b 8 30 | 4 37 4 10 j 3 35 5 37 P,n1, «.m. 5 a.m. I redegar. i 10 50 > 1 ol 2 0 .j ll 15 j li 0 3 0 1, I P,in* •>tn 5 Bristol 12 I? 1 0 11 4> 11 15 U 0 12 43 ^sosea.| U 43 I 0 11 I > | II 15 I 11 0 12 17 P,m L.ui. j p.m..m Uynmawr. 4 30 6 0 1.0 0 8 15 5 ...

... FIRESIDE READINGS. Answer TO Ribis, in LAST Siirdu—jjt —«i Frkhino — lhe e is juft oow a great deal of talk about ina'.uficuirrd tee. My sistr*r, quoth a poor brother, i. the fintft specimen 01 it I ever saw- She re ...

... F0SE16.il FRANCE. The result of the ballot on the Legislative Assembly on Friday tleaily hat di-union is spreading anion^st the racks 01 trie Co' s-rvaiive mxj niiv. M. Dupin, v»bu was elected piesident on the 3id ol Ootohei b>s', by 3'i9 votes, could only obiam 290 on his election ud Fn ...

... [ro THE EDITOR] f IE,—It has been propose to appoint a stipendiary nr-gis- trate for th' Uorough of \ewport. It h'8 alno bi en prop ised to hold the general sessions If the cuunty at intervals of six weeks, instead of quarterly. And .Mr. O. Uorgan, M.P., con aiders that there U no doubt much criminal business will be ti ansferred to the j'iri«diction of the county courts. Looking a*, tte ...