... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE.—MONDAY. Present-Dr. Thomas and L. Morgan, Esq. ASSAULTS ON THE POLICE. David Williams, of Dowlais, collier, was, on New Year's Eve, creating a disturbance in the Lodge of the Works, and on 31 G. removing him, he resisted greatly—biting, kicking, striking, and attempting to throw the constable. Williams, in defence, said he was drunk, and was very sorry he had mis- behaved. ...

... HENRY WOOD, TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, 172, COMMERCIAL.STREET, NEWPORT, EXPRESSES his grateful acknowledgments to those who have honoured him with their orders, since his commencement in his present Establishment, and ventures to hope that by a rigid regard to the selection of the best Goods, which the Wholesale Market affords-by first-class workmanship-and by strict punctuality-to merit a ...

... THE IMPEDIMENTS TO THE TRANSFER OF LAND. LORD JOHN RUSSELL, in his address to the electors of London, at the general election, referred to the legal difficulties and expenses which clog the transfer of land, as constituting one of the practical evils which ought to be remedied. In again communicating with the consti- tuency, in consequence of his having been called to take office, he says of ...

... THEE FEEDING OF COWS. WTith rcgard to cow-keepiug, the first considera- tion ought to be, to have suitable houses, and yards containing sheds, aid every requisite convenience for the feeding of the beasts, and for securing to thenm comfort and cleanliness; the second to obtain a good breed. A good mcilh cow, during twelve roonths after calving, will produce, on an averagen, if of a proper kind ...

... GARDENING' OPFE.RATIONS, OF THE WEEx. PLOWERt GiARDE-.q AND SHRUVBBERY. Ifflowers are required to occupy those beds in the .pring whicl;iartci afterwards devoted to the usual 1bedding out Plants, they will hla've been planted; and such being the case, some choice things now coming up tray require a slight protection. Saw dust, leaf-moulld, or old tan, may be put over such things as the best ...

... ENGLYNION Er cofiant IFOR H-VLL, Arglwvdd Maesaleg, ac or annerch e ddisgyniad o Deulu Tredegar. Deuwch, Feirddion lion, yn ilu;-() deuwch I dawel gvd-ganu, Yn deilwng, fyth i dewlu. A gaid i'n tadau mor gu. IroR HAEL ddiwacl i'w ddydd-yn addas A noddai'r Awenydd; Ei ged, heb lai, rhoddai'n rhydd Yn barodwych i brydydd. E gai'r Bardd yn hardd o hyd,-dan waywloes, Dan alar tywyllfyd, Dan ...

... From the Annual Circular of Messrs. Tonge, Curry and Co. In conformity with our usual- custom at this season, we have the pleasure to hand you ?? B Statement of the business done in the Sale o0 Ships in this port for the year past, and on no occasion have we been able to report so favourably-both of the amount of tonnage sold, and the prices that have been obtained. In one of our recent ...

... TREDEGAR PARK RACES, YESTERDAY. The rain poured down during nearly the whole morning until eleven o'clock; when the clouds partially dispersed, > bright gleams of sun shone out, and the promise of a fine day was welcomed by hundreds of persons, who purposed visiting, t Tredegar Park, to witness the annual sports which Sir Charles Morgan, with the co-operation of his sporting visitors, well ...

... ABERGAVENNY. ENTERTAINMENT. — On Thursday evening, the 30th of DecernJer, the worthy proprietors of Wildon Forge, near Abergavenny, Messrs, Hill and Batt, gave an entertainment the TC W ?™, (between eighty and ninety in number) at with nv(I n' Govilon. The room was well decorated veal hairP'ef11S' anc^ tables were laden with roast beef, Several o-rl+i accompanied with plenty of cwrw da. as ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. There is very little interest in the original columns of the Paris journals of Monday. The ministerial organs continue their eulogisms, and the new appointments are noticed by them in terms of high approbation. One of them, speaking of the nomination of the Duke de Mouchy, the Marquis de Pastoret, and the Marquis de La Rochejaquelein as senators, says this is the ...

... PREDICTIONS OF THE WEATHER. There is nothing more common than to predict the future state of the season, from some single appearance In the early part of it, and yet there is nothing more unphilcsophical or fallacious. An early blossom, an early bee, or an earl? swallow, or any other appearance of nature is no evidence whatever of the kind of weather that is to come, though the belie; that it ...

... - REEMtASoNRY. _OzNOM T. W: AND. tg m__ ?? SHaRrOPSHRE. ; The anniversary of the Festival of St. Johbn. wa celebrated at the Raven and Bell Hotel, Shrewsbury, eo Thursday the 29th ult. The l?.W P.G. l., Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, Bart., was unable to attend owing to the demise of his noble relative, Lord Wil- loughby (le Broke. The ?? the Rev. Brother Dymock, presided in his absence. There was ...