... Present-Stephen Iggulden, Esq., mayor, Messrs. Joseph Latch, James Brown, Lewis Edwards, T. F. Lewis, II. J. Davis, Thomas Turner, James Rcnnio, T. B. Batchelor, William Williams, Richard Burton, Richard Mullock, Wil- liam Evans, William Jenkins, T. M. Llewellin, and Edward Thomas. Mr. Grout's application to fix a lamp over his door, was granted.—Mr. Graham's application for permission to fill ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. [Continued from our second and third pages.] NEWPORT DISPENSARY. The April meeting of Directors, appointed for Wednesday last. did not take place, the number present being insufficient to form a quorum. Collections during Marclv. {§ £ 39 9 6 The total before received being 169 15 6 Making, together £ 209 5 0 Reurved Fund.-A mount last reported £ 601 1 0 March 31. Interest ...

... THE JUVENILE DELINQUENCY CON- FERENCE. THE influential men who assembled, last week, at Birmingham, to discuss that highly-important subjcet-the treatment of juvenile criminals— evinced a laudable earnestness to bring t'o bear some practical measures, in addition to those that are now in existence. It was truly remarked, that since the conference of 1851, the public had been very extensively ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. The promised letter of Mr. Jones, of Abergavenny, is un- avoidably postponed until next week. We are also reluct- antly compelled to defer an important communication with reference to a patent slip at Newport, together with other approved matter. ...

... GoOD WARE MAKES QUICK MARKETS/AS every wise customer will have a genuine article, so every wise trader will take care to deal in such only. No man who wants to see the same face a second time in his shop, will take good money for bad goods. Here hes the secret of the unparalleled succcess of Kayes Worsdell s Pills. They are genuine and efficacious. He who has had one box is sure to return for ...

... BREACH OF MARRIAGE. Mis. Mary TwedJk, 11,0 pl„i„tiffi fa of a respectable farmer in Cumberland; the defendant, Mr. John Ramshay, is steward to the Earl of Carlisle at Na- lvortli Castle, brother to tho htc jX „f pool County tort a„o the aclion b ° rgS»o Ld at 400? *«*• « »»• Pi,tati!RSN' £ SS5M A,FY°R![; defendant. S and Mr- lra™ the The was a entleman of Ie ease. Tho defendant 3 not Wrf ...

... THE FAIR.—Saint Mellons Fair was held on Monday last, and was well supplied with stock of the best and first- rate quality, as the farmers in the immediate neighbour- hood were vieing with each other for the best productions. The country is greatly indebted to several gentlemen for the revival of this tIIIr, as it appears that a charter was originally granted by Edward the 6th, in the year ...

... ^uthahire Canal Comp my. His standing wages are 15s. a 7 aQd he gets more occasionally. He is in regular work. -ce offered him to help to support the child, if it was taken out to nurse, from that woman his wife. I told him so in my her TUse'an^ 8a'd I •lid n°t blame him so much as I blamed would take it home myself now, though I have 8hH 0Wn' an(^ so ma^e eleven of my own. I offered a ...

... mtffro! ntartt Birjj&tr! AEDENAWC. PRAITH I. SWLL I .—Minerva, y Farehnatty; ger Y farclmatty tu Myron, a thyarall. Gyferbyn a thy Miron, ty Polidor. Y CYMERIADAU. PENAETH MINERVA. POLIDOR, Maelcrydd, MYRON Ar- fogwr, NEOCLES, AMYNIAS, ELPHENOR, LYCON, Pysgodwr. ACTE, Gwraig Myron, CORINA, ei Merch, THEANO Ct/m- ydog, GWRAIG I BYSGODWR. AEDENAWC, Ariueinydd Byddin o Frythoniaid Barbaraidd ...

... We have seen a,man who, in the history of the world, walked in the- steps of Nimrod, Nebiuchadnezaaar, Cyrus, Alexander, Cajsar,! and Charlemagne. We, have seen Napoleon, tha modern incarnation of military and political genius, we have, seen him turn itis dyi&g eyes towards Rome, and ask of her a Catholic priest, to receive his last confessions and to sanctify his last moments.on the rock of ...

... To-day's market was very scantily supplied with English wheat, the demand for which was firm, and in some instances prices were a shade higher than on Monday. Foreign wheats, the show of which was limited, were mostly held for more money, but the business doing in thetO was by no means extensive. Floating cargoes were Is per quarter higher. Barley moved off readily, and grinding samples sold ...

... SINGING SALOON.—Mr. Leggett and his unrivalled coffl' pany of sentimental and comic singers, have recently opened a saloon at the Castle Inn. The room is nigW, crowded. Mrs. Leggett's performance on the piano-forte seems to be the great attraction. ...