... THE ANNE POWELL. This fine vessel has weathered a terrific storm in her recent ^oyage to New York. We extract the following passages *com a letter just received from Captain Rowlands: — .e Now York, nth April, 18.> Thank heaven, I am now enabled to write and acquaint Yon of the safe arrival of the Anne Powell at the port of desti- nation; and 1 may nfttrm, without any exaggeration, that we ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, APRIL 19. Their lordships met, after the adjournment, at five o'clock and sat but for a short time. The Lord Chancellor brought in a Bill to abolish the office 0 Masters in Chancery, and substitute other officers to perfof' their duties. His Lordship explained the measure, and intended to introduce another shortly, which, with that now be' fore the House, had the ...

... ABBEY TIXTERN AND BIGSWEAR ROADS. [TO THE EDITOR.] take the liberty of again trespassing on your columns in reference to the Bill now before parliament, for the continuance of tolls on these roads and bridge for ano:her twenty yeais. I shall leave it to the discernment of the public, to say wheher such?. Bill shall be allowed quietly to pass, without asking for an account of the previous ...

... THE WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. (TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERIIN. ) SIR,—It ia contemplated, by a bill now before parliament, 141 ] orm a railroad in continuation of the Newport, Pontypoolf Abergavenny, and Hereford railway, which is being, made on j Worcester; thus to form a complete chain of railroad front c Newport right up into the midland counties. The importance )f such a railway, to ...

... SATURDAY. [Before the Rev. T. Pope and T. Prothero, Esq.] Ann Hedney Iras charged with stealing eleven cabbages,the propetty of John Evans, Bassalleg.—She pleaded guilty, and was ordered to pay Is. damage, 5s. penalty, and 9s. Cd. costs, or be imprisoned at Usk twenty one days. William Lewis and John Evans were charged with assaulting William Waters, of Nash, cn the 22nd of April.—From the ...

... 1V0XDERLAND. MouRxruLLY listening to theyave's strange talk, And-marking with a sad and moistened eye The summer days sink down behind the sea- Sink down beneath the level brine, and fall Into the Hades of forgotten thingc- A mighty longing stealeth o'er the soul; As of a man who pineth to bshold His idol in another laaJ—if yet Her heart be treasured for him—if her eyes Have yet the old love ...

... [INSCRIBED TO MRS. J ] If God so wills, though now with pain they part, And both for weeks for one another mourn,— Fond youth he will to soothe her aching heart, And raise her hopes-in health again return. For, bydd dirion, boed dy donnau Heddyw'n ddiddig ar dy fronau, Fy mab, oh: mawr yw'm profedigaeth, Sy'n gadael gwlad ei enedigaeth Prudd ei lygaid, trwm ei galon, W rth ymadael a ...

... j. 11 accordance with the notice issued by the Mayor of the nomination of candidates for the representa- of the united boroughs, took place at the Borough Court, vj ntu°uth, on Thursday (yesterday.) For some time pre- ? ,y to the hour appointed tor business, carriages were ttkw J tl2 county town from Newport and Usk—one of from Newport conveying the liberal candidate CMr. '^sa}') and his ...

... iatiou for the renewal of their leases from the Earl of Abergavenny, and on the progress and prospects of the o-rti S»,^e report was unanimously received, adopted, and raered to be printed and circulated among the proprietors.' Messrs. Masterman, Radford, and West, who went out of onice by rotation, were severally re-elected; the thanks of e Meeting were voted to the inspectors also Mr. ...

... WE should have been glad if an election for these Boroughs could have been deferred until the disso- lution, which is not far off; but circumstances have prevented this, and there is now no alternative but to go twice through the excitement of such an occa- sion. Having, then, a great duty to perform, let us all do it manfully, notwithstanding any unpleasant concomitants and let none for a ...

... (Extract of a Letter of Feb. 7.) I have a little bit of news to tell you, of an event that has t:ken place, and having been one of the actors, or perhaps a supernumerary in it, can give you some particulars that may interest you—I mean Jenny Lind's wedding. She left New York for Boston about three weeks since, and shortly after wrote me a long letter, confessing what she had been too bashful ...

... STEWED STEAK. AIR- Had I a Heart for Falsehood Framed. HAD I a pound of tender Steak, I'd use it for a stew And if the dish you would partake, I'll tell you what to do. Into a stew-pan, clean and neat, Some butter should be flung And with it stew your pound of meat, A tender piece-but young. And when you find tbe juice express' » By culinary art, To draw the gravy off, were best, And let it ...