... As the charter, under which the present anomalous go- vernment of our eastern empire exists, approaches to- wards its expiration, we, at least, shall not fail to draw public attention to the necessity of a change. When a country is governed by a body of traders and speculators, whose grand object is to get all the money they can, out of it, whose power as to the natives, is vir- tually ...

... WILFUL DAMAGE AT CRICKHOWELL.—On Wednesday night, or early on Thursday morning, the 20th instant, some person or persons unknown, entered the garden of Glanonny, near Crickhowell, and wilfully and maliciously destroyed several of the fruit trees therein, besides doing other injuries, to other plants: a more daring and mischievous act has not been heard of in this neighbourhood it is without ...

... TIHE NORTH WALES LUNATIC ASYLUM. t '1'111: YV.,lTORtS: REP~lORT'. We have received the very neatly printced second Iannul rpor t of thtis istitution at IDenbigih. The Corn- mittee of Visitors repeat thei unmixed satisfaction at tela encrgy,the skill, and the attention or the Medical Officers to thi best interests of the institution and, tender their thanks to them, uot ouly for their services, ...

... ECCLESIASTICAL TITLES BILL. „„ Sir G. Grey gave noticeth^ of the ihis bill to insert a clause to the effect t* #kp Church billVhoald not extend to the Protestant b.sbops of the Church of Scotland. Mr. Reynolds, in seconding the amendment, reiterated the objection* to the bill which hf. h»d Pope c.hTo »• «-T 'TT] T3 M,' conferred Ile avoweB that he had voted m favour of Mr. Sir B. Hall ...

... Mails. Due. Deliver) Box Ditto Ditto, Dispac Begius. Closes. Coml.-st Pill. A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. P.M. London. 5 20 7 0 6 15 6 0 5 45 7 15 P.M. P. fd. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. Bristol. 12 35 1 30 11 30 11 0 1045 12 20 Swansea. 12 11 1 30 11 30 11 0 10 45 12 20 P.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. Tredegar. 5 30 *6 0 10 0 8 45 8 30 7 30 A.M. A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. Abrgavenny. 10 15 1 0 11 15 11 0 10 45 2 15 P.M. P.M ...

... NEWPORT AND NEIGHBOUR >;) The fares Newp »ri moored are to be considerably reiuced. Mr. Edward Waters, formprlyof Newport, hns appointed Comptroller of Custom- at Newn. Twenty-four Enumerators have been appointed to take the census in Newport. 011 tile instant. Re THOMAS EDWARDS, IKON founder, X p.wrnitT.— At the Bristol District Court of Bankruptcy, Moudiy, aId March, before Commissioner Mr. ...

... IN the midst of our political perplexities at home, we have been suddenly annoyed by the intelligence of an unex- pected rising of the Caffres on the frontier of our colony at the Cape, attended, unhappily, with a very deplorable loss of life. For the sufferers, of course, and their con- nections, all sympathy is felt; and loud, in all circles, are the denunciations of the treachery and ...

... YoVliB,°ne' wh° had been comm.t-ed on h.ng,0:S:Z 'he Leeds magis.ra-es, destroyed h.m.eif by The &un»l ,tie l°ck-up in the couise of 'he sara .Jf l-nonfiXn?4^ b* Lord-Advoc.ie to .he rrof.orsof of the Navioat! ,0*he f ...

... AN Irishman, swearing the peace against his three sons, concluded his affidavit thus And the deponent further saith, that the only one of his children who showed him any real filial affection was his youngest, Larry, for he never .struck him when he was down PAUPER DIET.—At the Sheffield workhouse, last week, an applicant for admission, who had lately left the house at his own request, was ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY. Lord Mouteagle asked whether the Government hac) re- ceded frotn the Cape of Good Hope any official information ■A-irti toward io the invasion of the Caffres into the colony, j and what tneaus for repressing it were at the disposal of the i Governor. Earl Grey replied that information had been receive th and 01' on«*or two scriou« engagements with the Caffres. With ...

... 'VITJ 1E BRITISIHL PARLAh1AMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.-MONDAY, Mmcic 3. The LORD CIIANCELLOn took his scat upon the Wool- sack at five o'clock. PAPAL AGGRESSION. Thle Earl of RODEN presented forty petitions against Papal Aggression, and took occasion in so doing to protest against the language which had been used on this subject by the Noble Earl (Aberdeen) on1 Friday evening, and more particularly ...

... THlE CH-URCH IN ANGLESEY. '5 Mr. Tl'rvot' presents his compliments to the Editr f 10thle IArert/ei~ ?? Chronicle, and requests the favour of hi~s giving publicity to the following letter. for Ltenvelog, 50b March, 1S5i. J. W. TstEvon. nig T'o thse Editor of t1e English Ghuo-chmnun. ) Sir,-I shell abstain froml further notice of whatever 'hrelates personally to myself in the letters of thle 1 ...