... THE MARCHIONESS OF HuTE, with the young Maiquess and Lady Adelaide Hastings, left Dollars House (the leat of Lady Adelaide) on Monday last for Edinburgh, on their way to Newcastle, and thence to Cardiff, where they are expected to arrive Oil Saturday (April 30th) or Monday next. In the House of Commons on Friday last, April 22nd, Sir George Tyler presented a petition from Mr. Henry Webber, ...

... higher hands. Begin—that you may both show your- selves iti earnest and faithful to your trust, and that J'on may restore confidence in those whom you alarm by your foreboding. We nffVr you another fact in the hope of quickening your movements and directing your energies to other sanatory proceedings. The reports of the Hegistrar-fieneral opened the eyes of the people, of Liverpool to the ...

... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the next HALF-YEARLY MEETING and ASSEMBLY of the Company of Proprietors of the said Navigation, will be held at the SHIRE-HALL, in the Town of BRECON, on THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock at Noon. JAMES PEIRCE, Clerk to the Company of Proprietors. Canal Office, near Abergavenny, 5th April, 1853. ...

... TUB SABBATH QUESTION.—We understand that II petition has this wpek been transmitted from Swansea to Mr. Vivian, M.P., for presentation to the House ol Commons, against the opening of the Crystal Palace on the Lord's Day or any pait of it. moted by the Vicar of Swansea, and signed by 1571 pei- sons, all, with very few except ions, of the working-classes. ...

... Before Mr. Justice Williams and Mr. Justice Talfourd, Henry Bailey, Esq., High Sheriff. These assizes commeneed last Tuesday. Early in the horning the church bells began to utter forth their merry peals, and the town presented a lively appearance. About 11 o'clock a great number of gentlemen and tradesmen from Monmouth and its neighbourhood, in vehicles and on horseback, were seen going along ...

... v During the past week a very alarming mor- c«ildrejt VTT>eea experienced in this town, chiefly amongst ^teen were buried in Trevethin church- ?. seven adults, make a total of twenty-two— X. £ reater by 25 per cent, than during the most ma- r^th of the cholera. Hooping cough, accompanied CawI 811 i inflammation of the lungs, has been the It w6 deat^8 that have occurred. ITOL *^H,IBYA» CHAPEL ...

... WATCH COMMITTEE AND BOARD OF HEALTH MEETINGS. COUNCIL CHAMBER.—TUESDAY. Present—Stephen Iggulden, Esq., mayor, in the chair; and Messrs. Latch, Dowling, Davis, Townsend, Lewis, Brown, Burton, Llewellin, Batchelor, Edwards, Williams, Turner, and Jenkins. Previously to the ordinary business being commenced, Mr. H. J. Davis said, as he had but a few minutes to stay, he should be glad if the clerk ...

... CHEPSTOW. CHURCH MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—In accordance with a pre- vious announcement, two sermons were preached on Sunday last, in the parish church, by the Rev. A. W. Christopher, M.A., curate of St. John's, Richmond, and formerly prin- cipal of La Martinieu College, Calcutta. The rev. gentleman selected the subjects of his discourses, in the morning from St. John's Gospel, I. 29—Behold the ...

... The Freeman's Journal of Tuesday morning takes a gloomy view of the ultimate effects of the Irish Exodus, which, as it observes, with the return of the spring, re- sumes more than its old proportions. Home has ceased to attract the Celt, and he follows his kindred, whether to America or Australia, with all that strength of do- mestic affection which characterizes the Irish race. The Freeman ...

... NEWPORT AND NEIGHBOURHOOD The second road over the Chepstow tubular bridge is all but completed. The last girder was raised on the 11th ult. WE understand the Bristol General Stearn Navigation Company's paddle steamer Dart, is undergoing consider- able alterations for the improvement of her speed and accommodation, which will shortly be completed, when she will resume the Bristol and Newport ...

... L [•' Tuesday evening, Maxell 25th, when it was unanimously •- Solved to rescind the resolutions which were passed at a rectal general meeting, held during the previous year, ap- proving of and authorising the erection of a building in it being deemed impossible to carry them into effect: after which it was resolved, That it is desirable at Óllee to purchase the building called Hope chapel, ...

... Whilst millions of our fellow-beings groan in absolute des pair undei the various and contradictory treatments of which nauseous drugs and every description of harrassing and torturing appliances form the principal ingredients, it is delightful to appliances tcrm the principal ingredients, it is delightful to have to record the continuous progre3Si jn general confidence,of a preparation ...