... NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET, WEDNESDAY. Beef 4jd to 5d per lb, Lamb 5Jd to 6d per lb. Veal od to 03d per lb. Bacon pigs, 6s Od to 7s per st. Mutton. od to oidperlb. Porkers, 7sOd to 7s Cd per st ...

... r> COURT OF CHANCERY. o ,f AN INDIAN CHIEF AND HIS INTEKPP.ETER. a t^ie court was fixed for Friday, to hear the i- eC) Lake v. Currie. The novelty of a full court usually r w a crowd, and conspicuous among the strangers who p fyi way towards the bar, was the gentleman so well ir ,ej.ab°ut town as Captain Acherley. The captain has for y tc1/116 ta^en under his protection a chief of one of the ...

... COURT OF APPEAL.-JULY 29. (Before the Lords Justices, Sir Knight Bruce, and Lord Crunworth,) EXPARTE THE ASSIGNEES OF J. J. NICHOLAS, NEWPORT, IN RB THE MONMOUTHSHIRE AND GLAMORGANSHIP.E BANKING COM- PANY. This important case occupied the Court the Ereater parto the day. The facts are these :—Mr. Jacob Jenkins Nicholas, of Newport, in Monmsuthstiire, timber merchant, was a share- holder in the ...

... CAERLEON CARLEON PETTY SESSIONS-Auo. 3. Before John Jenkins, Esq. and William Powell, Clerk. CAUTION To PESONS SMOKING IN RAILWAYS. James Farr was charged with smoking in the Railway Carriage, on the Newport and Pontypool Railway; he was also charged, with James Burns, with assaulting and resist- ing John Crook one of the guards on the Railway.—James Farr was convicted in £3 5s., including ...

... Before II, J. Davis (mayor) and Win. Evans, Esqrs. CHAUGE OF FRAUD. Mr-. On*, a woman of respectable appearance, and who was recently the possessor of seven houses ia Dolphin and Broad- streets, was charged with fraudulently obtaining from Mr. Williams, herbalist, Commercial-road; to whom she had just sold her property, the sum of £ -1 5s. being the total amount of several sums for ground-rent ...

... THE PROPOSED RAILWAY AMALGAMATIONS WHILE the reflecting portion of the public were ponder ing upon the proposition of the London and North Western Company to amalgamate with the Great West- ern, and thus to form one gigantic body, of alarming power and resources, they were startled at finding that the Great Northern had made a similar overture to the Midland. That the shareholders in the ...

... NEWPORT ATIIENJEUM & MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. For a considerable time past the Committee of this Institution have contemplated providing a building more suitable to the increasing requirements of the society than the apartments they now occupy in the Town Hall. Such a measure would not merely enhance the comfort of the members, but promote the success of the institution—for the present reading ...

... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, HIGH STREET. SATURDA R. Magistrates present—Rev. Tholes Pope, Rev. Chancellor Williams, and O, Morgan, Esq., M.P. Ebentzer Jones, of Bissalieg, for damaging wood of Sir Chas. Morgan, Batt., was fined 13s. Thomas Httrrhy, of Roggiett, was fined 20s., including costs forrescuinga pig on the way to the pound, from Mr William Jenkins, farmer, who had found it trespassing on ...

... A PRETTY SAFE PROPHECY.—We do not generally put our- selves up for prophets; but, judging from the result of the present elections, we think we car: safely prophecy thai the mystery of tVie something which is looming in the future is settled now beyond a doubt. It is the dismissal of the pre- sent ministry. — Punch. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TWO MINISTERS.—What is the difference between Lord ...

... TRUTH IS STRANGE, STRANGER THAN FICTION Tbe above proverb, if not as old as the hills, rests upon at basis as firm almost as those upon which the afotesa'd moun- tai nous structures are reared. The neighbeurhood of C!u|ton,with- in the last wetk, furnished an instance of this. On Sunday even- iug, tlur grnve citizens, wendir.g their way to their respective places of worship, were astonUbed at ...

... might be presented. Mr. West read the memorial, and the reply of the Bishop, which were as follow :— To the Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of Llandaff, D.D. The Memorial of the Inhabitants of the parish of Saint Woollos, resident at Pillgwenlly. Your Memorialists beg most respectfully to approach your lordship, and to state that, as inhabitants of the parish of Saint Woollos, resident at ...

... Magistrates present-Rev. Thoraas Pope, Rev. Chancellor Williams, and O. Morgan, Esq., M.P. Jnha Firmer and Philip Bullock were severally ordered to pay 7s. 6d. costs, on the information of Superintendent Hill, fir obstructing the canal and towing-path of the Monmouihshiie Railway and Canal Company. WILL YE HAVE A SPAR? William SaWthiel and Eleazer Davies (who were represented by Mr. R. J. ...