... SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. Week ending Sept. 11, !8o3 £ -i:i03 14 11 Corresponding Week, 18.)2 £ 'GU1 2 6 ...

... A. TURKISH NAVAL REVIEW.—On Monday morning Oct. 24, at sunrise, the echoes of the Bosphorus were awakened by a furious cannonade from the whole of th 1 urkish and Egyptian fleets, engaged in exercising their men at the guns. The ships nearest the entrance of the Bosphorus, feigning the approach of the Russians, first opened th-ir fire, and the distant booming of their gum was heard near the ...

... Alfred Yoi ksiiire assizes for murdering his illegitimate ehi! I Sheffield, was execute:! oil N.tin day morning ,\L Vo k. A respite for one week lias been received foi B trb .4 for !I). til ''le man, at Sheffield. 1 he Wretched man, it is statij offerer! to make some important d isr-lo .n es. Rai :ng Parsonage Petty Sessions, on tne ultimo, the H -v. 'ih ivnuj the rector ol itiinvvell, ap ...

... BLUE EYES. Blue eyes are full of danger- Beware their tender glow leave thy heart a stranger To peaceful hours below I Warn you men, give parnest heed Let not bright eyes Jour sii^ht mislead And whpo blue eyes vour glances win, Look not too deep-too deep therein. Blue eyes with seul are beaming, They look thee through and through; With light of love the) 're streaming. So mild and warm and ...

... GENERAL MISCELLANY. We have reason to believe that the Duke of Wellington hasacct-pted the ollice of Master ol 'he Horse to her Majesty under the new Administration. Times. TUE METAL TUADES.— Circulars have been issued in Birmiughaui, from the principal metal dealers, announcing an advance of £ 4 10s. per ton in the price of tin. Coal bus advanced 2s. per ton. Iron readied £ 13 per ton on ...

... ENGLYNION A gunt Bdafydd ab Gwilym ar ei glaf-wely. Ofni gwrthuni gwrthwyneb—yr wyf; Ofni'r awr i ateb Ofni hir drin ffolineb Ofni 'Nuw yn fwy na neb Duw Celi meddi, maddau-ym bechod A bechais ers dyddia.ii!— Dydd ing yw diodde' angau, 'Y nydd i sydd yn neshau Byd ffyddlon dynion yw Duw,—byd hyffordd Byd diffaitli bod heb Dduw Byd oerddig bod beb Wir-dduw, Byd heb ddim yw bod heb Dduw Fy ...

... OBSTRUCTIONS IN THE PUBLIC STREETS. The Surveyor of the borough has issued a report of the following bj'e-laws, which, we understand, will be strictly enforced: — 9. Every person who shall. place any blind, shade, covering, or awning over any footway, less than seven feet from the ground, or shall place, and leave, any furni- ture, goods, wares, or merchandise, or any cask, crate, tub, basket ...

... TIIE ROADS.—A correspondent says J Garnvaeh are still in the same condition tbev w-f, 3 time back—in fact, ancle deep in mud and wa £ t being no drains from the cottages. The nuisance Usso bad at six o'clock this morning (Aug. 2), an ...

... RISCA- BIBLE SociETY.-On Tuesday evening a Bible meeting took place at the Risca British School-room. Mr. David Morris was solicited to take the chair. The Chairman after making some touching remarks respecting the Bible* and the benefit derived from its perusal, called upon the Rev. W. Phillips to read the report; after which, the Rev. David Davies, the Incumbent, spoke at some length. The ...

... VICTORIA. NEW WESLEYAN CHAPEL. -The public of this place, ever anxious to promote the success of Useful institutions' are never backwords in patronising tea-parties, one of which pleasant gatherings took place on Monday last, in connection with the new Wesleyan chapel. The Independent chapel was kindly placed at the use of the Wesleyans and a full party attended. After tea, heart- stirring ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. It is with regret that we find ourselves again placed in the con- dition of apologists to numerous correspondents and some agents, for the postponement of their favours. This, we are free to confess, has been too often the case in the last few months, in consequence of the increase of advertisements, arising from extended circulation. In order to avoid incon- ...

... TRANSPLANTING WHEAT. Presuming this work to be now completed, and the plants fully established in growth, hack-hoeing between them should now be persisted in, in order to the encouragement and full development of the roots; every inch of the soil around each plant should be stirred two or three inches deep Kith a hack-hoe, to admit air, &c in preference to the barbarous horse hoe, which ...