... Jlag. ^WPOR-r TOWN HALL.—MONDAY. rate? present—Stephen Iggulden, Esq. (mayor), m. Evans, and H. J. Davis, Esqrs. .JOHN JT A NOISY VAGRANT. re ^'ith fiarria' a va&rant- was charged by Supt. Huxta- » Th lso?derly conduct in the streets on Sunday even- the st„e. P^soner) after his display in the streets, called r ^a n r,0!1 ascertain if he could be accommodated i ^S'it s lodgings at the Refuge; ...

... ON THE MEANS OF PRESERVING HUMAN LIFE IN SHIPWRECK, AND OF PROFITABLE EM- PLOYMENT IN SEA-PORT TOWNS, JJXO THE EDITOR.] SIR,-The heart-rending accounts of the loss of human life, not alone in the Dalhousie and Annie Jane, but many others in the late gales, for want of some ready and effective support in the sea till picked up—or washed ashore, induce me irresistibly, to beg a corner of your ...

... BRECON. SALE OF WHITE-FACED HEREFORDS.—At the Great Sale of pure white-faced Herefords, part of the herd of Mr. David Williams, Newton, near this place, an aged Cow, in calf to Young Hope, was purchased by Mr. Rogers, at 222; a four-year-old cow, in calf to the same bull, £ 20; another four-year-old, also in calf to Young Hope, was bought by Mr. Mayberry, at JE25 a three-year-old heifer, ...

... FRIENDLY SOCIETIES. The following has been handed to us by S. R. Bosanquet, Esq., the chairman of quarter sessions, who will be happy to supply every information upon being applied to :— The following forms of rules have been prepared by the Registrar, for the purpose of assisting Friendly Societies, in complying with the provisions of the Act 13 and 14 Vic., c. 11.5. It is therein enacted, ...

... BRYNMAWR. ACCIDENTAL DEATH.—On Wednesday night, the 2nd inst, Thomas Lewis, of the Rhydw Farm, near this place, was accidentally killed near the old gate, Clydach, by falling off the turnpike road, over the edge of a large drain passing under the road. It is thought he must have fallen head foremost on the stones below, where he was discovered next morning about 7 o'clock, with his money, &c. ...

... UNAUTHENTICATED WAR REPORTS. The Times, in its leading article to-day, on the Eastern question, says:- It is certainly a remarkable fact that in the sixth month of a contest which has always been threatening to explode in actual hostilities, such a lack of credible infor- mation should still prevail respecting the position and forces of the belligerent Powers. Russia has now been occupy- ing ...

... £ \vportOL « RAILWAY. reenwich time is kept at all the stations on this rail which is twelve minutes earlier than local time.— i°e Station doors at Newport, Pontypool, Blaina, and «bbw Vale, will be closed three minutes before the de- parture of each train. TJP-TRAINS.. -WEEK DAYS. SUNDAY6. i i J i Sta«- -aj -OJS 2 « s- Ulng from. Sy N« ° £ S-T £ +* Z, *->+* u co ,2 CO V. A.M A.M. P.M. P.M. P ...

... >. NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET.—WEDNESDAY. •— 5d to5i d per lb. Bacon pigs 9s 9dper scr. ^e»i 6(1 to Gid per Lb. Porkers 10s per score to 7d per lb. ^fiAUGES FOR THE WEEK ENDING Nov. 11. °.ny 8 Committed for Trial. 6 I)r ^Heanour 19 Summarily Convicted 17 VaJ* nnes8 1 Remanded 1 0b ...

... ONE noble heart the more hath Ocean stilled, A heart that throbbed with brave humanity, And generous fortitude, which nothing chilled But the grim water of the frozen sea: Down to the deep, in doing well, went he. No son of England—yet shall that be said, Such kindred with the Hero as we claim ?— For we all mourn a Brother in the Dead, Although from France he drew his birth and name; Honour to ...

... ACCIDENT TO A WHERRY, AND GALLANT CONDUCT OF A BRITISH OFFICER. On Monday afternoon, about half-ebb, when the harbour tide rushes out like a mill stream, a wherry unfortunately got ath wart-hawse of a buoy alongside the Victory, whicn capsized her. Stools, gratings, and life-buoys, were cast over to the rescue, to which the male department easily clung; not so an unfortunate female, who, ...

... Farewell, my bright, my brisk, my Pale, I cannot say, my Sweet, For thou art Bitter, oh, my Ale With Hops—I trust—replete. Henceforth thou art estranged from me; And dost thou ask me why ? Thou wilt not suit my low degree, Since thou hast got so high. It was not wise to raise thee so, 'Tis what thou will not bear Better, hadst thou been brought more low And made not Pale but Fair. Go, travel ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTHS. On the 9th instant, at Clarence-place, Newport, the wife of Henry Batchelor, Esq., of a daughter. On the 1st instant, the wife of Mr. James Rowe, tailor Charles-street, Newport, of a daughter. On the 6th inst, at Marylebone Lane, London, Mrs. John Powell, of a son, Fel rhosyn peraroglaidd, 0 liw y lili wen: Neu ryw frein-afal auraidd Ar frigyn ucha'r pren ...