... Th* Vol 3 tad now a bill before parliament, which in- ho luterests equally important as the other. It be- (jr ^e council now to step forward, and oppose also, i ?ar> hear.) In this they would readily concur, when he Can 1 .eni company were taking powers to stop up the tp fi a^°gether; and more than this, was also intended. One o atlem-in at the Board had the public spirit, in the last par- ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. MONEY AND RAILWAY MARKET. m, n Wednesday Evening. The English funds opened this morning at an improvement of an eighth, which was maintained with steadines,through- out the day. Consols were quoted 991 to 8 for money, and 99| for the March account. Some considerable Government purchases supported the mnrket, which was generally quiet, and free from tendency to ...

... EXTEAOHDINAHY CHANGE oP FORTUlfB.-Tbe Devonport Telegraph gives the following UomaDce in Real Life.-A striking instance of the mntahility of human affairs has recently occurred in the person of a stoker on board her Majesty'sship Yalourus, lying at thisport. By some contretemps the individual who has so unexpectedly fallen Into the lap of fortune has been condemned by the fickle goddess to ...

... [Continued from our second and third pages.] | NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET, WEDNESDAY. Beef 5d to 5.,d per lb. I Bacon pigs, 8s to 8s 6d per scr Mutton 7}d to 7*d per lb. | Porkers, 8s to 8s 6dper score There was but a small supply in the market to-day and sales were readily effected. In the pig department, nothing worth noticing appeared, except a small lot, which were bought up by Mr. Rogers, who, ...

... Meddyliaf ti am Gymru Ion, Ei dynion a'i mynyddoedd; Ac ni anghofiaf, nos na dydd, Ei threfydd na'i dyffrynoedd Meddyliaf hefyd am y fan, Yn ymyl glan yr afon, Lie mae hi'n byw, anwylaf ferch, A ddygodd serch fy nghalon. Er na chaf weled mwy fy ngwlad, Na mam, na thad, na chyfaill, Gan mai fy nhynged i a fydd I rodiaw gwledydd eraill. Meddyliaf cto am y fan, Yn ymyl glan yr afon, Lie mae hi'n ...

... CARDIFF. SACRED CONCERT AT THE CARDIFF ARMS ASSEMBLT ROOMS.—The members of the Cardiff Classical Harmonists' Society gave their first concert at the above-named rooms, on Monday evening last, when upwards of two hundred persons availed themselves of the opportunity of hearing some choice selections from the works of the immortal Handel, and other great masters. For some days previously, the ...

... SATURDAY. Magistrates present-Rev. T. Pope, Rev. Chancellor Williams, W. H. M. Style, Esq., Thomas Gratrex, Esq and John Russell, Esq. Solomon James was charged with neglecting to teach his apprentice, Hugh Allen, the trade of a shoemaker, at Nash. -Case settled out of court. John Musgrove, for assaulting Daniel Thomas, at the Lion at Magor, was discharged, complainant having said to the Bench ...

... SMITUFIELD CATTLE MARKET, MONDAY, JAN. 31. From our own grazing districts, the receipts of beasts fresh up to-day were on the increase, and in good condition, at a decline of 2d per 81bs. The supply of sheep on offer was again very limited. For all breeds the demand ruled active, but no actual advance took place in the quotations. Although the supply of calves was tolerably good, the veal ...

... RAILWAY BILLS ON STANDING ORDERS. On Wednesday, the standing orders of the House of Com- 3«rCSgs •-ilh ,e Cr' 0f SWANSEA VALE RAILWAY AND BRANCHES. -The stand- ing orders were declared and complied with on the ground of some errors in levels and books of reference. The estimated cost of construction is £ 120,0i 0. WORCESTER, AND HEREFORD RAILWAY.-For construc- tion of a railway between ...

... MARKED you her eyes' resistless glance That does th' enraptured soul entrance ? Mark'd you that dark blue orb unfold Volumes of bliss as yet untold ? And felt you not as 1 now feel, Delight, no tongue could e'er reveal ? Mark'd you her neck that blooms and glows, A living emblem of the rose ? Mark'd you her vernal lip that breathes The balmy fragrance of its leaves ? And felt you not as I now ...

... Wednesday afternoon, as Mr. Newman, and hop merchant of this town, was riding a spirited ?*8e> and in coming into town from the Monmouth road, ^ben near the White Swan Hotel, something frightened the animal, and the rider fell, and received a very severe contusion the head. He was taken up in a very weak state, and con- into the inn, where he received every attention from rs. Goociwin.: his ...

... clostvn „ BLAEJSTAVON. G OP THE BLAEXAVON COMPANY'S SHOP, g [TO THE EDITOR.] fullv nprfv, it but an act of justice, which I most cheer- avon Tr I-11' state Publicly in the MERLIN that the Blaen- Wnrlrm °U Pan7 have given up the shop from which their hav 611 V'Gre Previously supplied and that the tradesmen te A n°^ now that which was considered a monopoly, to con- £ nd with. This will be found ...