... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HENRY GEORGE ALLEN and THOMAS ALLEN, Esquires, the Barristers appointed to Re- vise the Lists of Voters for the County of Glamorgan, will make a Circuit, and hold Courts for such Revision, at the several Times and Places hereinafter mentioned and every Overseer of the Poor is to attend the Court to be holden for Revising the Lists relating to the Parish or Place of ...

... Drinking water neither makes a man sick, nor in debt, Dor his wife II widow. A MISER.—Douglas Jerrold mentions a miser 80 greedy that he wouldn't give up even 8n emetic. In the reign o! Charles I., a mayor of Norwich actually sent a fellow to prison fur sajiug tint the Prince of Wales was boro without a shirt. He is tbe best IICCuuut!int who discovers and corrects hiø own errors, wIth a ...

... COLLIERS' S'lRIKE. TO THIE EDITORS OT TJIE LEEDS 'iERCURY. Watorloo ilain Colliery, near I.cds, 29tlh Sept, 1853, GCiSNTLrXEX,---A letter having appeared ill the Lemls Timeso of Saturdiay lost, From the Leeds Ainers Associastion, its refer- once to the striho ?? thi; colliery. ali. olsicih is calculaated to miislead the public, I shall feel grcatly obliged if you will give insertion to the ...

... The ?? of the French, the Prince and Princess de Joinville, and their respective suites, embarked at Southampton on Saturday, to proceed to Portugal. Owing, however, to the sickness of the ex- Queen the steamer put into Plymouth and landed the royal party. They have since proceeded to Dover, intending to embark for Ostend. The Crown Prince of Wurtemburgand Princess Olga have left Tor- quay for ...

... I - SToRES-On Sunday afternoon last, WVigan and the neight,,G hood were visited by a violent storm of wind and rain, froa the north-west, which continued without intermission for ?? of eight hours, but it does not appear to have done any corjside able damage in Wigan. At Hindley, a portion of the Baliiorz brewery, occupied by Mr. Blacow, was blown down, and otter damage was done, amounting to ...

... LATEST INTELLIGEBCIJ.'', Kia..- Adlvi- I-.V I-b. - .:.II ?? leave been received at Vienna from Con. etantl oople, Btating that the varonod peace parties had ,il'ived att n temporary underatanding, but the armeoamonts ?? continued. Tho Emipeiror of Rustsin arrived on thp 24th ult. r:t Olibutz, vhere Ito was joireed by the Eimpercr of Austria. Blaron James Rfothschild arrived at Ohuetz 0i0 ...

... Emigratill. *The departures from the port of London for the Australian colonies during the last week showed a decrease, but they were still numerous. They comprised altogether I I vessels-seven to Port Philip, two to Sydney, one to New Zealand, and one to Hobart Town. The total capacity was 5,482 tons. The ship- ments of manufactures and ordinary merchandise are now certainly less extensive, ...

... The ' Northern Whig' publishes the subjoined interesting letter in re- ference to the last moments of the gallant Sir Charles Napier. It is the reply sent by 3M~ajor M'Muardo to a letter addressed to him by Colour- Serjeant John A. Casey, late of the 22nd Regiment, and now residing at :Ballynafeigh. It is the best testimony to the virtues of the deceased great command er that those w ho had ...

... e Strikes and tares-out still continue. In some cases an understanding has been come to between the masters rsand the workmen, sometimes to the temporary advan- ctage of the latter, and in a' few case$ upon the old terms o cremuneration. In manny cases the differences arc not of yet marc up, and the rapidly approaching winter will d but too probably find many of our artisans and labourers d'b ...

... A PAINFUL CASE. A most distressing scene was pre- | sented in this city on lurstjay, ja t(je removal uf three if orphan children rorn a oarding school to a uuion Three little girl' of the respect,ve ages „f7.9, an dll, having lost their mo > were consigned to the care of a lady in St. Dunstan a, w io ias educated and maintained thein without a halfpenny assistance from ,||eir llDIlit,uril| ...

... The Annual Show of Stock, Implements, &c-, of this Society took place on Tuesday last, in a ficld behind the Bear Inn, Cowbridge; and notwithstand- ing the unfavourable state of the weather many ot the landed proprietors, clergy, and :arin?rs of the neigh- bourhood attended. There were very few, if any, parties from a distance present. The want of rail- way accommodation reduces Cowhridge and ...

... BAN WELL._At the petty seseion held at the Ship inn, in this town, on Monday last before T. T. Knyfton and N. F. lmery, Esqrs., justices, Thomas Hicks, Edward Card, Abel Dove, John Tay lor Edward Biggen, Thomas e vans, and George Evans, from Chead- dar and Draycott. were summoned for trespass ng and gatliering nute ol tile property of his lordsilptls teMarquls of Bath. All the partls ...