... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Feb. 15, at the Bute Docks, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. S. D. Jenkins, shipbroker, ol a daughter. Feb. 13, at 6. Audlev-square, the Lady Rodney, of a daughter, still-born. MARRIAGES. Feb. 10, at Freystrop Church, Pembrokeshire, by the Rev. W. 1). Adams, Peregrine Lott Phillips, Esq., late Captain in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers, of East Hook, Pembrokeshire, to ...

... mow* a xs E A T IS OF OF ci-iB nrcs-HT HON. joiin KZCIIOLI;. IT is with most sincere sorrow tint we announce the death of the Ilight Honourable JOHN NICHOLL, late Member of Pui iiainent for Cardiff, who died, at his lesirJence in Horne, on the 27th of last mOllth. He had been very scrioustyittever since he left Naples; but it Wi>s not till a short period before his death that his family ...

... THE ClitalFF AMI MKItnmt (U lRlflAV. hi HAY. FEBRUARY 11, 14,53. WE cannot but express our sincere regret that owing to circumstances our report of the meetings at .Merthyr .and Aberdare, the objects of which we.have so much at heart, Should I,live been so brief, although our Merthyr cories- pondeul's descl iptive summary of the former meeting conveyed a very good idea of the proceedings. On ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. We understand that recruiting for the Royal Navy has keen commenced in this town, and a rendezvous opened. Tiiy. OLD GLASS HOUSE was demolished ou Saturday '5st by gunpowder. A Urge number of persons assembled witness the explosion, which passed off without any Occident. The first living in the gift of the new Lord Chancellor 18 Kilybebill, near Neath, vacant by the ...

... HOI.r.OWAY'S PILLS, A SPECIFIC roit NEHVOUSKESSt Low.Ntss SPIRITS, AND DtSOKUt:Bt:U STOMACHS.—The wonderfully regeueiating effects produced by these in- valuable f111are truly astonishing. Tiley act iu so peculiar a manner oil the system, that by following the directions allixed to each box as to the mode of using them, nervous irritability is allayed, the tone of the stomach strengthened, the ...

... CORN.KXCHANGE. There was onlr a modrrate show of Wheat this morning from Etsex And K-ut, and the offers from Lincolnshire and that neighbourhood were not numerous. There was littler if auy. improvement in condition, and the trade, conse- quently, remained in a rather dull state. Thl! few fine dry parcels exhibited were placed at previous prices, and the factors refusing to tike less money fr ...

... ACERDARE AM) On Tuesday evening a public meeting was held in Aberdare In aid 01 tbe movement which has takpr. place with the view úf establishing a mechanics' institution in this town. We nndcrstauJ that it vvas originally intended to have meeting in the Town-hall; but ils circum- scribed dimensions would not furnish accommodation for tlie numhers that Were anxious to be present. An ad- ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENCE^ In the House- of Commons on Thursday, Mr. Disraeli gave notice that this day he should make some inquiries of the Government with respect to our relations with France, and generally he should call the attention of the House to that important subject. LOUD Sr. LEONARDS ON THE LAW OF BANK- RUPTCY. Lord St. Leonards's hill on the Jaw of bankruptcy has just been printed by ...

... GENERAL MISCELLANY. THE LATE EAUL OF BEAUCHAMP.—The late Earl of Beaucliamp has lell property to the amount of upwards of 1:700,000. The provisions supplied to the Great Britaiu steamer on her voyage to Australia, with U37 passengers, cost l?s. Gd., and there was an extra quautity on board to the value ot £ 2,455 12s. 4tl. for the home voyage. At Whitstable, the wife of a labouring man went ...

... The following graphic narration of the particulars connected with the disastrous shipwreck on Tuesday moruing near Howth, is condensed from the FreemarCs Journal, Thecatastrophehascausedadeep sensatlon:- The Queen Victoria started from Liverpool for Dublin, at half-past three o'clock on Monday alternoon, having a general cargo and about 120 human beings on board. Of these about 12 were cabin ...

... TRUNK DRAINAGE.—The recent floods have called the attention of agriculturists to the need of arterial, or trunk drainage, if ordinary deep draiuage is to be fully useful. Mr. Pusey, in a note on a paper bv Mr. B, Wood, of Chip- penham, Oil the Improvement to be made in Land by Amending the Channels of Rivers and other Water-courses, ob»erves: As a sufferer by the increasing floods of the 1 ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZE PTE. —BANKHUIM S. lmsi John Gurr. Chatham, Kent, butcher. (llltil Jjine' Belboi, Bcaumoni-sirert, Marylebone, :\liddle,. conn coach-builder. lions George Kebule, Ilurs', Gcrk., far ner. is tvi Wm. Mincheuer, Cheapside, London, wareliou«em in. than John Wil,'um Munch, Beal's Wli irf, Tooley-sti eet, Londo f salesu an. pel S ...