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... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Iago Ffynonau, and other favours, shall have a place. The letter of Grey Beard, on the state of the Derby Cabinet, will make its appearance next week. Our Abergavenny parcel did not reach us until too late last evening for publication this week. ...
... Present-Stephen Iggulden, Esq., mayor, Messrs. Joseph Latch, James Brown, Lewis Edwards, T. F. Lewis, II. J. Davis, Thomas Turner, James Rcnnio, T. B. Batchelor, William Williams, Richard Burton, Richard Mullock, Wil- liam Evans, William Jenkins, T. M. Llewellin, and Edward Thomas. Mr. Grout's application to fix a lamp over his door, was granted.—Mr. Graham's application for permission to fill ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from our second and third pages.] NEWPORT DISPENSARY. The April meeting of Directors, appointed for Wednesday last. did not take place, the number present being insufficient to form a quorum. Collections during Marclv. {§ £ 39 9 6 The total before received being 169 15 6 Making, together £ 209 5 0 Reurved Fund.-A mount last reported £ 601 1 0 March 31. Interest ...
... In the Exchequer Court, on Thursday last, Mr. Feargus O'Connor, M P., brought an action against Mr. Biadshaw, pro- prietor of the Nottingham Journal, for a libel contained in a hand, bill puhlished by the defendant, in which Mr. O'Connor was chargfd with hating wheedled the people of England out of £ 100,000 in furtherance of the National Land Scheme, and ap- plied it to his own use. The trial ...
... SIB JOHN FRANKLDI.- We learn that Mr. Grinnel, one of the merchant shipowners of New York, and formerly a Member of Congress, has sugmented his former subscriptlOD of 5,000 dollars towards the fitting out of an expedition to proceed in search of Sir John Franklin's party, to the princely donation of 15,000 dollars. It is intended that two small vessels of 160 and of 60 Ions respectively shall ...
... ABERSYCHAN POLICE.-FeB. 13th, 1850. Emanuel Wheeler was committed by the Rev. D. Jones to take his trial at the next assizes, for housebreaking. This is the ninth prisoner that has been captured for burglary, housebreak- ing, and fowl stealing, in the neighbourhood of Abersychan within tbe last month by P.S. Hodder, assisted by P.C's. Comba. Turner, and Hill, and they all stand committed lor ...
... Tho correspondent of the Times thus describes this match, which took place on Thursday last The object proposed by the Yacht Club was understood to have been the determination of the relative values of the English and American forms of yachts in strong winds and a rough sea For this purpose it was stated that the yachts would not be started unless there should be a strong breeze. There was ...
... had und s Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1851, have sion of vr'.t lrCO,!M,er;'lion tl,e reK«'ations respecting theadmis- ...
... CARDIFF. TAFF VALE RAILWAY TRAFFIC, For the week ending Oct. 16. Total. £ 2,856 14 5 SHIP ACCIDENT.—A Dutch vessel of large dimensions got across gut-way in the Bute Docks, on Monday last, and re- ceived very considerable damage in consequence. Towx CouNdL.—Mr. John Owen, shipbroker, has been brought forward in opposition to Mr. James Pride, in the re- presentation of the South Ward. QUARTER ...
... THE long-pending dispute between the most important commercial constituency of the kingdom, and the expo- nents of Parliamentary law and usage, has at length as- sumed quite a novel aspect. Just as the withdrawal of the bill for removing the obstacles hitherto supposed to exist, to the entrance of Jews into Parliament, had, to the general apprehension, disposed of the matter until another ...
... SUMMARY JURISDICTION.—The royal assent, we perceive has been given to the Larcency Summary Jurisdiction Bill, the powers of which we recently detailed and Ave now ex- pect a very great alteration in the mode in which cases of larceny, which come within the meaning of the act, and which are of frequent occurrence in Newport, will hence- forward be dealt with. THE CHURCH IN WALES.—Those who ...
... EXTENSIVE ROBBERY. BRISTOL. SATUHDAY EVENING.—A considerable amount of interest has been excited here to day, in consequence of the pprehension by the detective police of ayoong man named Isaac Powell, wlto is undersl ood to be very respectably connected, upon a chane of having robbed to a large extent the house of Candy and Haggar, an extensive wholesale siik merrery firm. to which he was an ...