... NEWPORT ATHENAEUM AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. CONCERT. A GRAND CONCERT of VOCAL & INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC wiH be given in the TOWN HALL, on MoNDA.Y, JULY 1st, 1850. when, by the kind permission of Lieut.-Col. Duberlv and OSicers, the celebrated BAND of the 77th REGIMENT, under the able LeadershJpofMr. TYLBR,w:H attend, and perform a selection of Classical Music, from the most eminent Composers. VOCAL ...

... A')VETI'llIF.NT.-Constittiti,)ns, howevey- weak °'' debilitated nt,' 8 fomp elely reTlovated by Hollon'ay's Pills.rhe ex ti aur(ii throughout every part of ttte intt'?? ?? *°°? convincing proof ot (heirerDctcy ecureotv.jom disorders. [o cases oftveakordebi))ta«d onst.tut;ot,,? their properties are ...

... RDIFF AND Bilt&TOL Jtcam DTarltct.flf, £ l I N C E 0 F WALES, e MATTHEW JONES, COMMANDER; y STAR, JAMES CLEMENTS, COMMANDER; RE Intended to Sail during the Month of JULY, 18-W, from the Bute Docks, Caidilf, and Cum. land iiasiu, Bristol. FROM CARDIFF. iturday 6..Star. 1 after lonila) 8..Prince 0f Wales.. 2,1 after Tuesday :J.tar. morn..Prince *3 after Wednesday 10..Star *■> n>urn.l-,riuce *4 ...

... JI3 C C L E S t A, S TIC A L (F!:O:ll THE MOItMNG POST.] The following-appointments aud prefcrmiettls htiVc re- cently been made t— MINOR CA>OXRTI The Rev. Francis Edward Thurlaud-, to be a Mir.ot Cation Precentor, at Chester Cathedral. The Rcv. T. W. Levcnlhorpts to ttie Kectorv of Cheshire^ arJ Matthew i'ickford, to the Rectory of TilstoP, VICABAGE. IS,IS w!ghtROl>eit 6t' John Shirreff't0 &e ...

... E I) U c A T ION. EVANS bes n;o-:f respertfully to inform the | iuliabitiuits of (r:.rdii: »ls Vicinity, that at the request of several of b-r Fxic-f.^s she has been induced (.p, a SKMINARY. for a limited number of oung Ladies, at No. 10, TRINITY-STBEST. CA»DIFF, when she hc-es. bv strict attention to the duties of her hstabli.-sh- n t-nt, have that shaie of their patronage which will Tiie ...

... bit rat t idil. > rIIB MISSES MONKHOUSE brg to inform their friends i that their SEMINARY for YOUNG LADIES will i c-open on Tuesday, the 23rd of July instant. A limited number of Boarders can be received. jgSjF- for terms, apply at No. 99, Commercial-road, Newport. July 1, 1S50. NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE, 5, CLIFTON PLACE, STOW HILL. RS. SINIONNP,'r informs her friends and the public that her ...

... THE RAILWAY HOTEL, CARDIFF, IS pleasantly and healthily situated, within three minutes' walk from the centre of the Town, having on each side detached Villas—in front a well-laid Nursery Ground—a romantic view of the WKLSH MOUNTAINS—adjoining the TAFF VALE RAILWAY STATION, and is the only convenient Hotel in Cardiff for the transit of Passengers intending to go by the BRISTOL STEAM PACKETS AND ...

... THE MONMOtrTHSHIRE MERLIN, AND aENERAL PRINTING OFEICE, No. I, CORN STREET, TIIIS Establishment is completely furnished with an exten- sive variety of NEW and HANDSOMK 1 VPR, suitable for Book, Plain, and Ornamental Posting and other Hautibills, Sliippine; Notes, Auctioneers' Catalogues, Bills of Lading, Keturns of all descriptions, for Iron Works and Col- lieries, Law Forms, &c., printed in a ...

... TA*!WV^LE TRAILFFAY TRAFFIC, 1W1 WCCK tiding J uue 20, 1850. TW»1 «m i.8 ...

... [A CARD.] DAVID LEWI'S, Auctioneer, Appraiser, and General Agent, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR TYDFIL. 15SS ALBUM T)EGS to announce that her SCHOOL will EE-OPEN on J) THURSDAY, the 18th INSTANT. (if Charles-Street, July 9th, 1850. CONVEYANCE FROM HAVEBFO&DWEST to SWANSEA! IN OE DAY. DEOil HAVERFORDWEST, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, starting from the SWAN INN, at Eight o'Clock, A.M., and the AUMS, ...

... The motion was seconded by Mr. HUME. Atter an animated j debate, in which it was supported by Sir De LACY EVANS, Messrs. ALCOCK, G. THOMPSON, H. Lord D. STUART, Sir B. IIAXL, and BllIGHT, and opposed by Lord John Messrs. MARSH, NEWDEGATE, and DISRAELI. The motion was negatived by 159 against 100. Mr. FOEKE then moved that an address be presented to her Majesty for an enquiry as to whether the ...

... [REGISTERED.] FOR EVERY FAMILY IN THE KINGDOM !TO LADIES HOUSEKEEPERS, AND CONNOISSEURS IN TEA. LA VENO BENO! 'T A VENO BENO is Fo-u* tlmos tbs strength of Tea; and by using it therewith, a SAVING OF 75 PER CSXT. is effected, best I j having a far Superior Beverage. It is the essential part of the Leaf of an Exotic Plant, which was discovered in the year 1842, the discoverer first being ...