... PONTYPOOL OUR MARKET.—So little variation takes place in the price of farmers' and butchers' produce, that it has nearly become useless to quote them. Our market on Saturday appeared well supplied wit ...

... EPITOME OF NEWS. The body found last week in Norwood-wood, ana upon which an inquest was held by Mr. Carter, has been identified as that of Mr. Steel, second steward of the Earl of Warwick, who was ar ...

... OPENING OF ST. CATHERINE'IS C CHURCH, EDGE-HILL. The new church of St. Catherine, situate in IS Tunnel-road, Edge.hill, was yesterday opened for divine service. The church, which is in a rapidly incre ...

... I DEVFEAT OF THE REBELS BY THE | ANGLO-CHINESE FORCE. It will be remembered that rather more t . three months ago Ward's contingent, under the command of General Holland, were repulsed by the Taipings from a walled town called Tai-tssn, situated about forty miles from Shanghai. The Mandarins, fearing the risk of again attacking it, 1 arranged with the Taipings for the purchase of the place, ...

... I BATTLE OF BUSDORF. f- K The repulse of the Prussians at Missunde , on the 2nd of February was followed by an e equally signal repulse of the Austrians at Busdorf on the 3rd. In both these engage- ments the Danes have held their ground suc- ,I cessfully; and though they have lost a number , of men, their losses must be small in com- e parison with those of the Austrians and Prussians, who ...

... THE COUNTY COURT u - - BILL, h. The Lord Chance~or' bitd t a It provides that rno sni Ral 'or tny court for a moneydtm%,j to, £20 unless within one year fte nZ re- became payable, reckoning no tin. lst the debtor was abeent fro ho (subject to the same rerkcouing) tat issue on judgments of any co.rt fO ar, ceeding £20 (on a money dewall a year from their date or fro0. ti,;1 )m, becoming due or ...

... THE PARINERSHIP LAW AMENDMENT BILL. We are so far from agreeing with those timid gentlerientwho are anxious to see Mr. Scholefield's Partnership Bill fenced round with all sorts of additional securiti ...

... I By the arrival of those mails letters and papers have been received from Calcutta to June 39, and { from Bombay to July 9. INDIA.. The Calcutta Englishman's Overland Mcail, under the head Money Market, says- There has been generally a dull time since our last. The bank rates have not been altered, and accommo- dation is obtained as required. Exchange evinces i a slight improvement, and ...

... WASHING GRENADINE DRESSES, Ba. 6d. and 10a. 9d. ZEPHYR DRESSES, . AT lOd 9d. TRIMMED TARLATAN DRESSES, 17s. 9d. THE NEW SASHES—BERTHAS—AND OPERA CLOAKS, NEW HEAD DRESSES, THE NEW FLOWER WREATHS, AND SINGLE FLOWERS^ IK GBEAT VARIETY. DRESS GLOVES & GLOVE TOPS. JOHN WILLIAMS, 33 & 35, Chubch-stbbet, CiPECIAL LOTS THIS WEEK kJ WALDRON’S. FRENCH UEEIKOES ls. Ud. per yard. worth 2s. 9d. FINK FRENCH ...

... OF THE Liverpool licensed VICTUALLERS’ ASSOCIATION. TOWN HALL, TUESDAY, the 24th inst. His Wobship the Mayor (E. Lawrence, Esq.), Patron. Master of the Ceremonies, Mr. H. M. Molyueux. Mr. Squire Greenwood's Quadrille Bands will be In attendance. Tickets (including Refreshments of the usual superior description) 10s. 6d. each. May obtained at the Music ■Warehouses of Messrs. Hime and Son, 67, ...

... IN AID THE WIDOW & ORPHAN FUND OF THE tiIVaBPOOt SHIPWRIGHTS' ASSOCIATION. The Entertainment will consist of selections from Charles Dickens’s Story “THE CHRISTMAS CAROL.” Doors to open at Half-past Seven, to commence at Eight o’clock. Admission; Reserved Beats, Is. 6d.; Second Seats, Is, Gallery, 16ja2X ...

... 40, BOLD-STREET. COX’S BIRMINGHAM HOUSE. CHANDELIER GAB FITTING, AND GLOBE WAREHOUSE, 39, RENSHAW-STBEET (near Newington). BRONZING and LACQUERING in Ormolu executed the Premises. GAS STOVES, 4a taplo Guinea gold ear-rings of exquisite designs, and all other kinds JEWELLERY. THOMAS BOTT & CO., 63, GREAT GEORGE-BTREET, LIVERPOOL, AND 72, ARGYLE-STRKET, BIRKENHEAD. PATENT LEVER WATCHES, ...