... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, SATURDAY. Before John Ruslell, Elq. II GrVE US A MONTH. A tall, powerful young man, named John Barfoot, late a pri- vate in the 37th regiment, and discharged when quartered in Newport, was brought up as a rogue and vagabond.—The con- stable Colley, of Risca, proved finding the prisoner sleeping in an enclosed yard, near some fires, which might have ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. ■ The Socialist! held a grand banquet on Monday, lbeanni«er- lne sociaiisti e p P Sixteenth and an announce- Ihp.bliM in..=d h.g lh» iultided b. gramme of whic refUsal to allow which cost Louis quetof *1^ 'c0|, Cbsrras, a member of the assembly, Philippe h>8tr • Provisional Government, has «T •«* one of the greatest and most important, ever held at 1 ans. But «ll ...

... NEWPORT SMALL DEBTS CORUT. BEFORE JOHN MAUEICEJIKRKKRT, ESQ., THE JUDGE. Evan Roberts v Charles Morris. Debt, 20s. To pay by tw ^Se Hooper v John Luff. Work, £ 2. 10s. 2d. To pay ^El'ilih Lewis v Thomas Phillips This was an action to recover 7s. Ol., for damage alleged to have boeu tained by tho pUinti! through delendaut having built lIpm the pine cud wall of her house at l'ill. plaintiff', ...

... SIR BENJAMIN HALLS REVIEW OF THE REV. ARCHDEACON WILLIAMS' LETTER. SIR,When I received on official letter from the joiot Treasurer and Secllllaryof the Copleston Testimonial Fund, requesting me to subscribe, felt it to be impossible for me to do 10; atjd, considering the public situaion which I occupy, and being also one of the largest landed proprietors in the diocese, I deteimined on making ...

... being looked forward to with much anticipation. With- out pretending to any exclusive information, wo may offer a few remarks upon the probable character of the scssion. First, wo look for some progress in Financial Reform. The old official ground of the general impossibility of re- duction having been abandoned, may eoniidcntly cxjiect the giving up of many individual extravagancies which ...

... NKWI'ORT POLICE. MAGISTRATES'Of 11CK, HIGH TREET, NFAYPOKT, SATV 11 DAY Magistrates present—The Kevds. James Coles, Thomas Pope, and O. Murgun. Esq., :\i. P. William Bright wus charged on suspicion of having stolen I)arley, the property of the Rev. Mr. William Cflck.- Discharged. Isaac Brown, earthenware dealer, was summoned at the instance of Mr. Itttiie-k Nlti,ite, ro;tti surveyor, for ...

... THE REV. ARCHDEACON WILLIAMS'S SECOND LETTER. Llanvepley Parsonage, Jan. 21, 1850. Sin,— After the extent to which I have already trespassed on your columns, I should be unwilling to ask for further space, did not the second letter of Sir B. Hall introduce matter, and contain several statements at direct variance with the real facts. A few remarks, and a brief refutation of unfounded asser- ...

... USK DECEMBER FAIR CORRHSPONDENCE. [rOTHEMi'lTUH.] S)n,—IfYourgood nature ...

... CHEPSTOW. CLOTHING CLUB,MISSIONARY COLLECTIONS,&c. [TO TilE KDXTOK.] SIR,—My attention has been called again to your corres- pondent Wayfarer;' and, as a lover of truth I leel it my duty to defend both the clothing club, and the missionary collections, ami likewise, everything tnat has for its object the good of mankind, ami the spread oi gospel truths. 4-r. farer' arcuses me, in his last ...

... MONMOUTM. EKLIKI- TO Tin: POOR.—The late subscription at Mon- mouth, for providing the necessitous poor with hfllml, amounted to A previous subscription for coal, collecu.a bv the vicar, realised nearly CM, and both funds aro i» ...

... THE REBUKE. On speak to me no more—no more— Nor cast your liibs away For what you think is to adore, I feel is to betray. Your words, your vows, in vain would bide The truth which I divine, If wedding me would hurt your pride, wooing me hurts mme. ne'er commit so great a fault. Nor wrong the vows you've made For what you say is tu exalt— 1 feel is to degrade To make me yours, whilst life ...

... PICTURES OF MEMORY. AMONGST the beautiful pictures That bang on Memory's wall, Is one of a dim old loreat, That eelllllth the best of all. Not for itl goarled nks olden, Dark with the mistletoe; Hot for the violets golden, That sprinkle the vale below Not for the milk-white lilies, That lean trom the fragrant hedge, Coquetting all day with the sunbeams, And itellmg tbeir golden edge; Not for ...