... 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 ...

... SOUTH WALES RAILWAY.—Through several reports having reached the authorities, to the effect that many passengers are constantly riding in second class carriages, with third class tickets, and, in fact, boasting of their ability to do so, at all stations, when the tickets are collected at the gate, the trains have been stopped within some few hundred yards of the stations, and the tickets ...

... Nos Fawrth, Aivst 17eg, 1852. l st! Ust! fy hoff gyfaill, a welaist ti oleu ? Fe ddaeth o'r cymylau yn ddysglaer ei wawr; Ah, dacw fe eto yn gryfach, 'rwy'n coelio, Na dim sy'n goleuo ar wyncb y IIawr Ow, dacw un arall yn eanlyn yn ddiball- Mae llawer 'rwy'n deall o honyrit yn dod, B'le mae y trysorau He mae rhai'n yn chwareu Cyn dangos eu goleu i ni is y rhod ? Mae'n well bod yn ddystaw, ...

... remedied. MAGOR FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT. On Tuesday last, a man named Stephens was pushing along a ballast waggon on the South Wales railway, in this neighbourhood, unaware of the fact that another man was doing a like thing behind him, who, also, did not know that Stephens was similarly engaged. Presently the second waggon struck Stephens a violent blow against the buffer of the waggon he was ...

... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, SATURDAY. Magistrates present—Rev. Thomas Pope, Rev. Chancellor Williams, 0. Morgan, Esq., M.P., W. II, M. Style, Esq., and Thomas Gratrex, Esq. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY COMPANY. Mr. B. Lewis again applied for a distress warrant against the South Wales Railway Company, for £27 poor rate, a cheque for which Mr. Lewis said Mr. Fisher had ...

... NEWPORT, FRIDAY, APRIL -8, 1853. THE EXPLOSIONS AT RISCA AND INCE. IT appears that, on both these melancholy occasions, the immediate cause of the loss of life which happened, was the want of care among some of the persons employed unhappily, a fruitful source of destruction among this numerous and important class of the population. This can only be gradually remedied by the diffusion of edu- ...

... BRECON. CORY, PEASE, AND BEAN MARKET. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Wheat 5 0 to 5 6 White Pease 4 0 to 4 3 Barley 3 4 3 8 Grey ditto 3 6 4 0 Oats 2 6 3 0 Beans 6 0 0 0 THE LATE JOSEPH BAILBY, Esq., M:P.—The Illustrated London News, in a recent number, has given an engraving of this amiable gentleman, from the bust by Evan Thomas, (the eminent Welsh sculptor,) now placed at the rear of the screen, ...

... DIABOLICAL NEGLECT OF INFANTS. A female, named Margaret Bryan, was safely delivered of a male child, in Bermonsdey workhouse, seven days before las-t Friday. She left the workbouse on Saturday last, taking with her the infant, when she proceeded into tne neighbourhood of the Victoria Theatre, and threw the poor child into the passage of one of the houses near the Gobourgh Tavern. One of the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. The 2 £ ymteur contains a decree of the Emperor, founded on a report of the Minister of War, increasing the pay of the two veteran companies of gendarmes by 25 cents, a day, allowing them also the increased pay for the chevrons, and an indemnity of 50 francs a year for such of the men as cannot be accommodated with their families in the barracks of the places ...

... TREDEGAR POLICE, CASTLE HOTEL—APRIL 13. ^agistrates present—Samuel Ilomfray, Esq., and the Rev. Edmund Leigh. Richard Rogers, deputy bailiff of the Tredegar County Court, charged Mary Davies, of Rhymney, with assaulting him March last, at Rhymney, he then being iu the exe Cution of his duty. Mr. Horace Shepard, solicitor, and Clerk 9* the Court, appeared for Mr. Rogers, who proved the case. ...

... THE TREDEGAR HOUNDS WILL MEET ON Wednesday, April 6th, at Penyland Gate; Friday 8th, at Marshfield At half-past eleven o'clock. ...

... WRECK OF THE DUKE OF SUTHERLAND.-UP- WARDS OF TWENTY LIVES LOST. ABERDEEN FRIDAY EVENING. This afternoon the city of Aberdeen was thrown into a state of great excitement by the wreck of the steamer Duke of Suther- land, Captain Howland, just arrived from London, at the very mouth of the harbour, and the loss of lives before the eyes of thousands of their fellow citizens, who, though almost ...