... The New Quarterly, Part I.-This new serial opens with an able Retrospect of British Literature, for 1851, in which the year's productions are boldly reviewed in a brief but com- prehensive style. There is a spirited notice of the Memoir of Edward Copleston, D.D., Bishop of Llandaff, in which a satirical tract is introduced, written by the late Bishop, when treasurer of Oriel, which, says the ...

... WATCH COMMITTEE AND HOARD OF HEALTH MEETINGS. COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, TUESDAY. The chair was taken shortly after ten o'clock by his Worship the Mayor, and there were also present Messrs. \V. Evans, J. N. Knapp. W. Towr.send, E. Dowling, E. Thomas, R. Mul- lock, and S. Iggulden. The Mayor read the Superintendent's Police Reports, and the superintendent asked the committee for an order for ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. The reports of Mr. Blackwell and Mr. Mackworth, alluded to by A Collier, wiii be found in our second ana third pages. Enquirer—Yes. Announcements of forthcoming public events can only appear in our advertising columns. ...

... SUNDAY LESSONS. May 9th-4tb Sunday after Easter. Morning Lessons: Deut. 6. Matt. 7.-Evening Lessons Deut. 7, Romans 8. WEEKLY CALENDAR. Moon's 3ge-Last Qaar,, 10th day, lIh. 23m. afterooon. Sss:| *».. j 7 4 23 7 31 I morn. 6 58 128 8 4 21 5 7 32 0 2 7 51 129 9 4 10 7 34 I 0 53 8 57 130 10 4 18 7 36 1 32 10 5 131 11 4 10 | 7 37 2 2 11 14 132 12 4 15 5 7 30 2 25 0 22 133 13 4 13 ...

... (Before Mr. Sergeant Adams, Assistant-Judge, at the Guild- hall, Westminster.) THE BRIGHTON CARD. CHEATING CASF. The grand jury re. turned a true bill, containing nine counts, against Richard Sill, attorney, tor misdemeanour. It was pleferred by Henry Broome, and had relation to the charge of card-cheating at Brighton against John Broome and others. Upon the application of Mr. Parry, the Court ...

... ABERGAVENNY. TOWN H ALL,-Mow DAY. (Before the Hon. W. P. Rodney.) A. ROW AMONGST THE NAVVIES AT LLANVIHANGBL- CRUCORNEY. William Sweeny and James Lowry, two Irishmen, were charged by Mr. W. Thomas, landlord of the Holy Mountain inn, with creating a disturbance, and quarrelling in his hoose, yesterday- It appeared from Mr. Thomas's evidence, and that of others, that, in the afternoon, a large ...

... msvA- OPENING OF THE NKW WESLEYAN CHAPEL. We last week reported the proceedings connected with laying the foundation stone of a new church at liisca; and now have the pleasure to record the completion and opening of a handsome and spacious chapel, by the esleyans of the same tin iving place. For some time past, placards and otlu-r means of announcement., have invited pubiic attention to the ...

... [TO THE EDITOR,] SIR,-The language which Mr. Prothero, of Malpas CotH1 has thought proper to use towards me, is such, that I feel! should only put myself on a level with him, were I to do m°r than simply state that my informant was Mr. Thomas of Ebbw Vale, in whose veracity I place the most implic1 confidence; and that since I addressed you, I find a somewba similar proposition was made to Mr. ...

... DIAGRAM, Showing the fluctuations in the average price of wheat during the six weeks ending April 24, 1852. PRICE jMarcli20.Mareh27$April 3 I •. j •• | I 42s ^d i o; ooooooo> • 5 • • j • • j 4is 7d I j o ...

... BRISTOL BANKRUPTCY COURT.-WEDNESDAY. (Before Commissioner Mr. Sergeant Stephen ) TH K 118 PU,I1P J°NES> BANKER, LLANGATTOCK. Mr u came up on his adjourned last examination. • Bevan, on the pait of the assignees, commenced an invesli- gatIOD into the transfer and mortgage of cetlain shares and oilier propeiiyin which the bankrupt haa been concerned; but as the inquiry OBI terminated, deem it ...

... CHEPSTOW. LTTEUARY INSTITUTION SINGING CLASSES. — Great *}- vaneemcnt is being made by these classes; and it will be somewhat remarkable if a tas:e for music and skill in singing do not soon become characteristic features ot the town. IT is, at any rate, many years since so much activity prevailed in the musical depart- ment, and whaiever may be said either in depreciation or com- mendation ...

... LITERARY INSTITUTION.—A correspondent, who strongly urges the propriety of establishing upon a firm basis, the pro- jected institution at this place, writes thus :—There have not been in the history of the world, such facilities afforded to the working man for acquiring knowledge, as are to be found in the present day. It must be admitted that we live ia an enlightened age, and in what may ...