... PRICES CUttRENT OF LEATHER AT BACIC- IIALL, BRISTOL. U).)b.d. d. Offal,Eng Shoulders lid 13d Crop Hides per lb. SO 35—l2toi3j English Bellies IO il 40 4S—13 15 Foreign Shoulders 10 50 ¡¡0-15 16 Foreign lJellius.. Foreign Hides. 30 35-12 13 Foreign Cheeks. 8 0 40 15—13 14 Dressing Slioultlerj lotl I i i English Butts IG 20—H Hi Ditto Bel its • •• H 104 22 2(i—: 1 17 Dressed Shoe Butts 17 2-1 ...

... MARK. LANE, MONDAY AFTBRNOON, JUNE 17,1850. We had a sharp frost on Sunday morning in this neighbour- hood, which has affected the appearance of the potatoe, the leaves having been blackened and curled up by the cold. This morning we had a considerable rise in the temperature: still the weaiher is not watm for the season of the year, and the cold nights lately experienced have greatly retarded ...

... November 30—1st Sunday in Advent. Morning Lessons: Isaiah 1 Acist-Eveniiig Lesson*: Isaiah 2 Heb. 6. WEEKLY CALENDAR. Moon's age-First Quarter, 3'Jth day, 3h, 610. afternoon. Ess! ■ £ Sr. 30 7 44 | 3 53 1 13 11 39 1 7 45 3 53 1 33 morn. 2 7 46 3 52 1 51 0 19 3 7 48 3 52 2 9 1 7 4 7 49 3 51 2 27 2 3 5 7 51 3 51 2 46 3 5 339 6 7 52 ...

... For the weeltt riding May it, 1850. Tottl 0 ...

... Greenwich time is kept at all the stations on this railway 1 if'2nd lst2nd 1-. ilstlind lst2nd UP TRAINS fit U°™ J™' 4 3rd, 4 3rd WBEK DAYS. class Ciass, EEK AY8- jciass., Class. STARTING FK.OM A.M. V.M. STARTING FROM A.M. P.JN1* Newport 9 30 5 30 Blaina 7 0 3 0 Rhymney Junctn. 9 45 5 45 Abeitillery • • 7 15 3 15 Tydee 53 5 53 Aberbeeg June. 7 24 3 24 Risca 10 3 6 3 FromEbbwVale Cross Keys 10 ...

... Share.? Railway8* ) 5 —— I 100 79 — 79.jex.d- S 11=1 [Stock-(Caledonian .••• ,? ? 7fii 77i l» ock-Eastern Counties 100 #u £ (Stock. Great Western '1 S ]5i— 16Jex.d ■17 I Ditto New f H3i—114 ex.d 25 Great Northern •••••* rn.. 10 80 81 Stock. London and North. « — 6J Stock. London & South Wes-^ver ll.b- g0^ 91 25 London and Blackwail100 n}_ ua Stock. London, Brighton, & aVer-{ 49 — 49J 20 London ...

... GARDEN OPERATIONS, &c. {From the Gardener's Chronicle.) *HE FLOWER GARDEN AND Slini'BBERIES. TK seaso,i is now so far advanced that frost may be an^ ani^ any scarce plants which it may e8irable to lift before they ar« injured should be potted 0ll'e' '•! he whole stock ol such tilings as the variegated ai?'Ums, where room can be spared for them, is well Dla *'le ,rou^'e °' potting and wintering ...

... NEWPORT CORN, HAY, AND STRAW MARKETS. Wheat, (new) 335 to 3gs Flour, (French) 32s to 34s Wheat, (white) 38s to 40s Flour, (English).. 30s to 31s Barley, (malting) 24sto 25s Potatoes,(white)70s to 80s ton Barley, (grinding) 20s-to 22s Potatoes, (red) 80s to 90s ton Oats, (seed) 15s to His New spring vetches 5s to 6s Oats, (fine seed) IOS-per sack Straw 29s to 30s Fine white oats 1(JS to 17s ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY TIME. ONLY. DOWN THAYNt—MOtmittG. SUNDAYS. Startinefrom I'Mail.jlst &>lst,4d|lst &>Expr.|Mail. Ust2d.;Brsto owning irom & ^5 2nd ...

... For the week ending March 16, 1850. 11,933 1 1 ...

... LOCAL A bet*gailen?ty-Mr. J. H. Morgan, Crickhowell—Mt. Williams, Jun. & Messrs. lleesilt Son, stationers. Post Office. tr*ychan — Mr. Soracrs. Chepstow—Mr. Clark and Mr At>ergu ...

... SOUTH WALES KAILWAY TIME. IIOWN TRAILS. WEEK PATH. H1I]II)AV» j UP THilSI. WEEK HAti. SUNDAYS isUd ist2d 1st &: lsc2d Exp. Mail Kxp Mail. Uc^o Ist2d 1st & Mail -i Kxp. Istvd Exp. 1st 2d Ist2d lst:id Mail. Ist2d I»t2d Mail.i lsi2d Starting from &3rd&3rd 2nd Sc 3rd lst2d Istid ;st2d lst2d Ist2d St 3d 8t 3d 2nd lst2d| Starting from lst2d lst2d & 3rd lst2d & 3rd & 3rd &3rd lst2d & 3rd & 3rd lst2d ...