... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, HIGH-ST. NEWPORT. SATURDAY. Before the Rev. Thomas Pope, Rev. Chancellor Williams, and Thomas Gratrex, Esq. GREAT TURN-OUT OF COLLIERS, AT RISCA. „il^H^Padfield, Wm, Hurn, Thomas Britton, Joseph Wallace, jun., John Sees, Mark Emery, Robert Hurn, Isaac Chivers, and Giles Britton, colliers, at the Risca Colliery works, were summoned for that, being under a contract with John ...

... Newport Athenaeum and Mechanics' Institute. THE Committee have the pleasure to announce ± TWO LECTURES OX BUSLESftUE, BY C. CHARLES, ESQ., OF LONDON, On Wednesday and Thursday Evenings, March 15 th and 16th, 1854. FIRST LECTURE, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 15th, 1854. Programme The Sublime, the Burlesque, and the Ridiculous rela- tively considered—Shakespere's Quibbles defended—His Burlesque ...

... T^ursday aml Friday, the 8th and i'ai) colliers, miners, &c., with their farni- • j-gj**51. parts of the hills, accompanied by their j ski; Stives, passed through Abergavenny, to the t'rt preparatory to embarkation for America. JlvpSfiA « station, they were heartily cheered. of MARKET was pretty well attended, and the k good, but fat b3asts were scarce—not raakiDS TH0IR »PPearance, and part of ...

... THAT wife over whom your love broods is fading. Not beauty fading; that, now that your heart is wrapped up in her being, would be nothing. She sees with quick eye your dawning apprehension, and she tries hard to make that step of her's elastic. Your trials and your loves to- gether have centered her affections. They are not now as when you were a lone man, wide-spread and superficial. They ...

... DREADFUL ACCIDENT AND LOSS OF AT WESTMINSTER. On Monday morning the workmen engaged in ^ft Messrs Kay's manufactory, observed a party %VA F tokens of insecurity, and before they had tl effect th- ir escape, a stack of chimneys fell meudous crash, burying the men beneath. Weston was crushed to death. A body of men 5 to work, and after almost superhuman EXERTION3' PIT#1' James Comb, who was ...

... 4Q«*HTX; or a Brief Analysis of the Language and Know- itdge of the Cymry: by John Williams, A.M., Oxon., Juiekdisaeon of Cardigan. [CONTINUED FROM OUR Lio\.ST.] now come to consider the second part of the Arch- | feaeon's book, comprising several chapters on the philology •f tke Cymraeg. In introducing this division of his subject de reader, the author announces a much wider purpose 6au 11e ...

... BEAUFORT- CAHMEL CHAPEL.—The quarterly meeting of the above chapel was held on Sunday last, when sermons were preached by the Revds. D. Williams, Llanwrtyd, and D- Jones, Bethcsda Mertha, Merthyr, at 10 o'clock in the morning, and two in the afternoon, and at six in the even- ing. A collection was made at the close of each service, towards liquidating the debt on the Pontypool schoolroom. ...

... CYNGHOR I TAL ER GWELLHAU'R GOUT. TALHAIARN, neud barn mewn bawd,—yw y Gout Tren ei gwing a diffawd Haled friw, i'th aelod, frawd Yw hallt dan ei herchylldawdi Un dolur, ar draed a dwylaw,—ni fu O'i fath i'n poenydiaw Ac yn ei ddig gwn ni ddaw,—dan haul nef Hyd y bo goddef yn debyg iddaw. Er galv'r beirdd wyr gwi w lon,-a'nhen wi Mewn hynaws argofion; Yn y dirwyllt flinderon, Hynod leag yw'r ...

... TREDEGAR. COUNTY counT BUSINEyS.—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. « [Before Judge Herbert.] Haynes and others v. Scindrett.—His Honour had re- served jutlgment in this action, which had been brought to recovei £16 13s. ljd., for damage none in undermining a wall of a chapel belonging to plaintiffs.—Nonsuit; attorney and witness allowed.—Mr. llichard Waters was solicitor for defendant. James Lewis v. ...

... I Deftro mam FY MWTIIYX CLYD. FAT.ASAU cywrnin wnith, A muiiau marmor sydd, Ar liyd y ddaear fai:h, Tan lygadaur y dydd; Ond nid un a ù¡Lna' J1l hryd, Fel nruriau hoff fy Mwthyn Clyd. Eu hystafelloedd gwivv, 0 geinion ydynt lawn, Mewn gwisg boiphoraidd Hw, Fel gwrid yr haul brydnawn; Ond mil mwy h >fi l'm gwladaidd fryd, Ynt furiau noetJi fy Mwthyn Clyd. Pan rnar.t ftormydd gawr Yn udgyni ...

... SATURDAY. Present: —The Rev. Thos. Pope, Rev. Chancellor Thomas Gratrex, Esq., andW. H. M. Style, Esq. James Perrett was fined 2s. 6d. and 9s. costs, on his P oø of guilty, for riding on a waggon, drawn by four the turnpike road, without having a person to horses. The information was laid by Constable Cook. Sarah Rowlands wa3 charged with assaulting Phillips. Rachel said that while she was ...

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