... HOUSE OF COMMONS. —MONDAY. ( Continued from ollr fourth page.) Mr. F. Peel replied to Mr. Walpole, who, he said, had endeavoured to fasten upon this bittthe stigma of a breach of trust; whereas if there one accusation from which it was more free than another it was thi«. All the obliga- tions of public faith were sci upulously fulfilled by the bill, •' hich protected existing incumbents, and ...

... CARDIFF POLICE.—FRIDAY. [Before W. Williams, Esq., Mayor, and G. Phillips, Esq.] FIVE SEAMEN, Belonging to the ship Sophia, of London, were charged with refusing to proceed to sea in her after having signed articles agreeing to do so. Mr R. W. Williams appeared on behalf 01 the men. The Captain said that he came to anchar in Penarlh Roads on Sunday and on Wednesday the men refused to proceed ...

... ABERDARE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. THE NEW CHURCH AT HIRWAIN.-There is every pros- pect of this undertaking being soon accomplished. The inhabitants of the place have come forward very liberally, many of them subscribing largely. The Vicar has issued an appeal; and it is to be hoped that the trustees of the Marquess of Bute will be enabled to grant the site, which, it is well known in the ...

... PONTYPRIDD. A sp:rited contest has been noing on here during the past week ill the eieclillll of G'lar-.iians uf the Poor for Ihe pari.h of Lan wonni); the candidate* beinj, Mr. I). W..1 ones; Mr. Win. Morgan, ''lan a!, ...

... POETRY. LINES ON A UECENT EVENT. (April jth.) I think not, write not, of a Queen hpr golden throne; My thoughts are on another scene,— A mother and alone. All state withdrawn, —ail re^al priùe, AH f)omp awhile is put aside Upon a couch she lie-, A huly rapture in her eyes, To Heaven in thankful musing- cast, For p un i.Vrborise, for peril pasl She only feels as felt the Tbe living mother of ...

... CLERGY (CANADA) BILL.—The following ^'libers voted in the majority on Monday :—C. Bailey, A. Brnnp, E. I)i»pit, Viscount Knilyn, Sir B. Hull, J. Owon, Sir R. Price, C.ilotiel Tvnte, H. Vivian, If. Vivian. In the miimnlv we see tbe n#mes of — Sjr J. Bailey, T. W. Booker, Hon. It. H. Clive, It. Clive, ]J ...

... AND LIST OF FAIRS, NOTICES, ETC., IN THE COUNTIES OF GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECON, FOR THE EN- SUING WEEK. ArRIL n.—THIRD SUNDAY AFTER EASTER.—Morn- ing, 1st lesson, 4th ch. Deut.; 2nd lesson, 14th ch. Acts. — Evening, 1st lesson, 5th ch. Deut.; 2ud lesson, 1st cli. 1st Peter. 18. American Revolution, 1775. —— IlJ. Term Protestant originated, 1529. —— 20. Cromwell dissolved Parliament, 1653 ...

... The new Crystal Palace agent has come to the con- clusion that Cleopatra's Needle is not worth the trouble and expense of removal, as it is so thoroughly dctaced that its exhibition would only cause disappointment. The Obelisk ot Luxor is said to ha\e found more favour in the inspector's eyes. This block of antique stone — given to us by Meheinet Ali —is iu a more perfect state of pre- ...

... The Lancashire election has closed in the returnj once more, of Mr. Greene, the veteran chairman of committees, oy G5H to 554. It is alleged that the most corrupt measures have been practised during the contest, votes having been freely bought at £ 'i and £ 3 a-head, At three o'clock there were upwards of 100 voters waiting in various public-houses to be purchased but by this hour customers ...

... T. S. We have no type for the inscription. We will endeavour to have a block for it shortly. ...

... LITERARY VARIETIES. Thp. writer does the mo,t who {jives hi, reader the most knowledge, and takes from him the least tilne. Those only are fit for solitude who are like nobaJv, who 1ike nobody, and who are likel by nobody '— Zimmerman. When tbp million IIpplaucl you, seriou,lya,k you¡,1f what harm you have done; when tbey censure yau, what good The eyes of the multitlJfje are not strong enough ...

... TONUU. — A CUUUAGI; >U# OI-i) BACIIULOII. A watch- man employed at the plumed ot a severe toothache, had his iu:ad tied up, and the view of having the tyrant extracted. Instead o! see- ing the doctor he proceeded to iiry nyiiieniti, w here he was united in the sutt bonds ot Hymen, ihe t'lidtgroom verges on three score years and ten. AN AWIDLLY SUDDEN DBATU. — Mr. John Coonibs. Bridgend, hid ...