... fp Davis v. John Trimmings. 8s. 9d. for blanketing. Ao be paid forthwith. ames Howell v. Thomas Power.—Mr. Galindo for Paintiff; Mr. King for defendant.—The defendant was a under, and plaintiff had been doing work for him as a s azier, for which there was a balance of £3 15s. Thie case, wfcich occupied the court for a long time, arose of fh °U^ ^'e discrepancies which were in the accounts diff ...

... EXTENSIVE FRAUD BY GAMBLING EMIGRANTS.—Infor- mation has been received in London, that a captain of a ship, who, some months ago, took his passage to Australia in a screw-steamer, has sunered severely, with others, from two well known gamblers on board, named Christy, an ex-publican, and Fiy, a medical practitioner. The vic- tim who has given this information to the police, states that on the ...

... A NEGRO MURERER BURNED AT THE STAKE-—The negro man (says the Boonville Obseiver) belonging to H. France of Heath's Creek Pettis county, Missouri, who murdered the wife of John Rains. living in the same neighbourhood, was burnt at the stake in or near George- town on the 13th of July. The murderer aged 19 or 21), visited Mr. Rains's house on Sunday morning, the 3rd of July, while Mr. Rains was ...

... YR AMDDIFAD. GAN CADWALADR, BRYJIBO. A'm deigryn ar fy ngrudd Wyf ar fy ngliniau, Yn ochneidio'n brudd Bob hwyr a borau, Yn unig ar fy hynt Heb riaint tvner Yn cwyno gyd a'r gwynt Er hyny'n ofer. Ni welai byth fy Mam, Mae wedi marw Na Thnd i arbed cam, Mewn bedd mae hwnw Mae rhyngof fi a hwv Y wleb ddaearen— A wylo hyddaf mwy Ar y dywarchen. Cyd-chwardded beilchion byd, Ceir fi yn wylo— ...

... BRECON. BRISTOL DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. FRIDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hill.) Re David Rees, clothier, Brecon.—Mr. W. Bevan, on be- half of Messrs. Bromage and Snead, bankers, of Brecon moved the Court for payment of £300, less the costs, the proceeds of the sale of a judgment debt for £880, assigned to them by the bankrupt in 1828, and now in the hands of the official assignee. The ...

... We regret to have to notice the demise of the Countess of Miuto, which melancholy event took place at Nervi, in Piedmont, on the 22d inst. Her last moments were peaceful, aud free from pain. Her ladyship, who was the eldest daughter of l'atrick Brydone, was married to Lord Minto iu 1806, and was the mother of Lady John Russell. Letters from Odessa state the British Government has sent three ...

... INSTITUTION. -The Lily of the Valley r^dge, No. 50, of the Merthyr Unity, of the above bene- *°lent confraternity, celebrated their second anniversary i*1 Saturday, the 13th of August. At an early hour the ^habitants of the Pontnewynydd locality were enlivened ^th the inspiriting strains of the well known Risca band, fjT1 the gathering of the members at their lodge room, Horse Shoe Inn, gave ...

... CHEPSTOW. CONSECRATION AND OPENING OF THE CHURCH OF ST LUKE, AT TCTSHILL.—On Friday mornll1 last the new church, which has been raised through the lDdefagable ex- ertions of the Rev. John Armstrong, TVlc.alD?t, Idenham, was consecrated by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Glou- cester and Bristol. The increasing population and the spiritual wants of this district, induced several ...

... tlmfa °-F A tew days since it was reported that a my stenous case of child murder had occurred • that a 101 qua j, which was found to contain tho body of a child, and w hich was discovered to have been sent from Reading. ha'wf i /P v a yrD$™ai1 Qamed Ann Norrif, who had lived witn a family that had once resided at The accused has been committed for trial by the liouding magistrates on a ...

... NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Y mae cyfansoddiad Gwilym Ebw wedi dyfod i law. ...

... EBBW VALE. CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Tuesday, the 23rd instant, an inquest was held at the Rising Sun Inn, before W. H. Brewer, Esq., and a respectable jury, (Mr. Ll. Llewellyn foreman), touching the death of David and Richard Hopkins, aged 5 and 7 years, sons of Mr. John Hopkins, bailer. It appeared from the evidence adduced that the brothers were seen playing by the side of a pond or reservoir, ...

... EXECUTION OF THE CONVICT ROBERTS. This convicted murderer, whose execution took place on Wednesday, made a kind of confession of his guilt to the magistrates of the county of Carnarvon. The follow- ing is the confession — William Evans said to me there had been a difference between him and Jesse Roberts for upwards of twelve months, because he (Wm. Evans) wanted his son to have the situation ...