... TUESDAY. The business of the Court commenced at eleven o'clock. Ti.e calendar contained the names of only four prisoners, two the same offence, viz., JEvan Jones, aged 73, charged feloniously attempting to strangle Mary Junes, at the parish ft iibirrfihaugel-ar-arth Daniel Jones, with having maliciously WM.Itided two cows in the parish of Llangeler John H.ams, 18, a-.td John Soioman, 30, ...

... Swansea. AJIEIUCAN SMELTED importation from America took place in the early part of the week of great importanc e io our mining interests, being not less than 300 tons of ...

... LONDON. • WELSH SCHOOL, GRAY'S-INN LANK.—The annual meeting of this society was held, at the school-house the Hon. G. R. Trevor, M.U., in die chair. After the officers and committee of the society were elected, and the other routiue of the business was gone through, Sir Phillips said that he had information to give which, although not- immediately connected with the Welsh school, would be ...

... CA11DIGAJL Oun much respected member tor the b-.rough, Tryse Lore&onc csq., ar ived here on Thursday 1 st, from Aberystwyth, to attend t his du ies on. the Grand jury f r the assizes, but owing to a very severe coal and hoarseness he was attend tiu nrst day s the ojieaing of the Court. On Saturday, being better, he visited ho 'ate f,rends -and supporters during the last, election, aLl on ...

... NORTH WALES. HIGHWAY ROBBERIES.—On Saturday, the 16th inst. between four ami five-o'clock in the afternoon, 88 Mr. Usborne, traveller to Herries and Co., of Manchester, was driving in his gig from Bala to Llanfyllin, North Wales, at a lonely part of the road near tke top of Uonvyu Mountain, four miles from any dwell- ing-house, he was attacked by three men, who stopped his horse and dragged ...

... PEMBROKESHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. (Continucd from our Last) WEDNESDAY. CIIAUGB bv FORGERY.— William Morris, a respectable farmer., residing at Churehhill, near Haverfordwest, was charged with having, at the parish of Wiston, feloniously furged a certain wilt, purporting to be the will of one Rebecca Brown, with intent t defraud one David Morris Thomas, and others. Mr. Chilton a^d Mr. Davidson ...

... THE PHOPOSED ADJOUilNED SESSIONS. The orders of last Sessions having been read, and shown to have been executed as far as practicable, O. Morgan, esq., M.P., said that last Sessions lie had given notice that to-day he would bring forward for discussion the question of adjourned Sessions. He was not, however, at present prepared to make any definite motion on the subject, which was on each side ...

... PROVISIONS. MONDAY.—The arrivals last week from Ireland were 1,230 fir- kins of butter, and 1J.1Q bale* of btieon, and from foreign Ports 6,620 casks of butter, and 2,160 boxes and bales of bacon. The Irish butter market remaius ill an inactive state, and the de- mand limited to purchases to supply present wants. We had less doing in bacon, and the sales effected were generally the turn in ...

... MEIITIIYR.— MARCH 16. s. d. s. d. 8. d. f. Mutton perlb, 0 4 to 0 5 j Skimmed Cheese perlb. 0 4 to 13 0 5 0 6: Caerphilly Pork 0 6. Single Glo'ster — — — Ducks pereoti^/e 3 0 0 5 0 6 2 6 Dried Salmon. — — Geese perlb. 0 0 — Bacon 0. 7 Turkeys 0 C Ksg* per 12 0 0 0 9.4 ] M lbs 0 Do., Salt 0 0 91 New do (From Friday's Gazetie.) BANKRUPTS.—Batten, Matthew, Kintsbury, Berkshire, sheep dealer ...

... l^OTICE TO THE PUBLIC. J. HIPWELL 51 JS-JS to return his thanks to the Public of Cardiffand its neigh .1), bom-hood for the liberal support he has received, since his estat o.J:-i:u,ent In Business and has respectfully to in form tnem tha owiug to his wife's delicate state of health he has been compelled to decline the Retail Business hitherto carried Oil ac his Shop iii Saint Mary vtveot, ...

... PONTYPOOL. F > > I. LJ'D Tuesday evening last a held at the British school- room, tor the purpose of explaining the objects and advantages of this society. The meeting was conducted chiefly, by work- ing men.- Saturday night tast the powder house belong- ing to iiH. Williams, of the Penytwyn. shop, near Abersychan, was broken into by digging under its foundation, and four or five half barrels ...

... Mr. C. LUSHINGTON having mentioned the disgraceful state of the St. Margaret's burial grotwd, Lord Asirm:y stated that, uudey- the existing Acts, the Hoard of Health exercised no control over the metropolitan burial place mentioned. ...