... We shall make enquiries respecting the allegations of One who seeks the right. Gresyn i Brongoch bardduo ci awen wrth sylwi ar Formoniaid. Dewised amgen destunau. Bywyd Dafydd ab Gwilym! Dechreuir cyhoeddi Hanes Bywyd yr anfarwol fardd, Dafydd ab Gwilym, yn y MERDDIX nesaf. Danfoned ein cvfeillion Cymrcig eu cyfansoddiadau i ofal CUHEI.YN, Beaufort Iron Works, Breconshire. FOR SEVERAL ...

... [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR,-I have long been of opinion, from the lamentable increase of crime in Newport and the adjoining districts) that a Sessions should be holden at Newport for the trial of all prisoners committed by our borough and county ma- gistrates, and of those cases, also, which are sent from dis- tricts immediately connected with the town by railways- This is a matter deserving serious ...

... The following is the mode in which Napoleon an- nounced to Joseph, the intelligence of the battle of Aus- terlitz. The details relating to the Emperor's personal fatigues are interesting :— I suppose, my brother, that when this courier shall reach you by my aide-de-camp, Lebrun, whom I have des- patched from the field of battle, I will have arrived at Paris. After seven days of manoceuvring, I ...

... MOATO^? AND THIRD PAGES.—Local intelligence from FCUD I TOWNS in our district, will be found in the second ^NIRD PAGES. RNANX.^3^01 °F Newport entertained the Corporation at his band J*'GLAS, on Thursday (yesterday) evening. A ■*VAS favourite airs during the banquet, which UlptU0UH. IATEN^F1 ^ALF:S RAILWAY.—The directors of this company itig APPLY for the 12th act of parliament in the ensu- ...

... A deeply-touching anecdote is told connected with the origin of trs-iota! movements, the whole of which we would quote, but tuat its length forbids In the city of Balti- more there was a family of the name of Hawkins, greatly reduced by the drunkenness of the father. On returning from the sceue of his daily carouse, lie was frequently too intoxicated to reach his home, and falling on the steps ...

... ,S!ve^m?XE,OUT1ON OF MOBBS. h l '°Ua.'n °^. t'ie wretched man, Nathaniel Mobbs, li. y in! ?t,i'ty °f murdering his wife, took place ,:n0t Irer)/1111.1* at Newgate. Early on Sunday eve- i/thsHv,?? Persons assembled in front of the jail, ki'j 4 ere +i 1UK the state of the weather, they re- li't n'le whole of the night. By seven o'clock, ieai>rS?ns 'la(^ asseln^^e ...

... MURDER IN NORFOLK. ,^bery elbarbaro»^ murder, accompanied by highway CommItted at nQon-day in West Norfolk, Was 0J 'ou,'teen miles from tlie spot where a vu'ed iu v down and robbed by Groom, who was exe- •?rei)za RPrrWlc 'ast year. Tlie unfortunate victim, /tt vr e,i iu Nn»la*'>was a silversmith and jeweller, who re t t!lded ill N eha., was a silversmith andjeweHer, who re » 0Pwipi, orwlch. He ...

... A shocking accident occurred in Spencer on Friday. The powder mill of Lewis Bemis, known as the Corning Mil', and situated about one mrIe, from village, was blown up about half-past nine o'clock in the forenoon, killing five men. The names of the killed are Henry Avis, foreman, Englishman, 22 years old, no family- Richard Avis, his brother, 33 years old, had wife and one child; Robert Perkins, ...

... FROM OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENT. PARIS, TUESDAY, Siu,—The death of the late Queen of Portugal, resulting from Her Majesty's accouchement, on the. loth inst., is viewed here as an event of great politi- cal importance. My previous letters have prepared your readers for the movements of the Orleans family in the direction of the Spanish peninsula; and the sudden and unexpected demise of this royal ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. RUSSIA AND TURKEY. By electric telegraph, dated Vienna, 22nd, we learn that the Turks have erected a camp near Utzitza (probably Wrbitz), on the Servian frontier. They have commenced throwing a bridge across the Drina (probably Zrua), and have sent out pickets. The Servians, greatly excited, have risen as one man to defend the frontier. Cannon have been sent there ...

... We are glad to find that the authorities of this place are making considerable improvements in some of the lower and more filthy parts of the neighbourhood, by cutting and making culverts and drains, leading into the river, which will add greatly to the cleanliness and comfort of the in- habitants. T -r, OriiMXG OF THE BKYNMAWB. JUNCTION IvAILVrAY. The above railway, from the Beaufort W orks ...

... THE TOWN HALL.—The design selected for execution is now decided to be that furnished by an architect of Wolver- hampton, the estimate for which is £1,800; Mr. Leigh li- berally providing the additional £300 beyond the sum ori- ginally proposed. This gentleman's design is in the Italian style of architecture, simply carried out; and its chief cha- racteristic is a tower at one flank, which ...