... : i 1. t EAA::TOWN C6UNCIr - , The monrth1ly - meeting of the Town C6uncil was heldoif'Wednesdayl'ast, the Right'Vorshipful the Mayor ,nresidiung. PaoroermD ELhictlli &0cx;A letter was read from Afr. . l >lphh:iaderrt, ettng $forth. the inconrellienc'e which wal . occasioned h. .there ,being no public clock in the cioy which could be deoended on as a correct time-keeper, 'recommending. that-an ...

... Sixpenny postage stamps will be sold on and after Wednesday next. At Woolwich, on the 15th of Apri! (the day after Good Friday), the Princess Royal will christen the splendid screw steam-ship the Royal Albert, in the presence of her Majesty and Prince Albert. A woman named Saunders, the wife of a watchman, in the employ of the Eastern Counties Railway Company, living at Ramford, trave birth to ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... List of Gentlemen ordained by the Lord Bishop of Llaudnff, iu th Cathedral of Llandaff, ou Sunday, the 12th March, 1854 — DEACONS. Edward Thomas Billings, B,A., Ernanufl College, Cambridge, — licensed to Moumouth. Thomas Pi ice, B.A., Jesus College, Oxford, — licensed to AIITHVOII iiiui Italian. lleorv Godden Garrett, S.C.L. New College, Oxford,- licensed to St. Mary, Cardiff. John Davies, B ...

... Tuesday, March 14. office of Ordnance, March 14.-Royal Regiment of Artillery.-First Lieut. G. H. A. Forbes, to be Second Capt. vice Robsrtson, retired on half-pay; Second Lieut. C. G. Johnson, to be First Lieut. vice Forbes; First Lieut. C. Hun- ter to be Second Capt. vice Lambert, resigned; Second Lieutt. iU. Cardew to be First Lieut. vice Hunter. Basslerulxlpte.-F. Geble, Shoreham, Sussex, ...

... (FrOm Cabi ?? Service Me1agazinc and Noval and Military we Journal.) thel Wheree a'opltaces ?? vineaioaed~tke last nained ist (at at lw~idhed Me lec De.l6l of the leegiiaent isr stationed. Coi Life Guards.1 F'oot. De lst, Windsor. 39th, Cork; Chiarles Fort. 2 2d, IRegunt's Park. 10th, Australia; Waterford. Royal Hor1se Gu~ardts. 41st, Malta; Mullingar.2 Hyde Park. 42il Goapart. Dragoon Guards. ...

... tills ~ARR.1IVAL OF THlE ANDSES AND ARCTIC. and ?? our own CorrespondentI) hat Cunard ?? Thursday. ht Tue Crrdscrew steam-ship Andes, Captain Mtoodie, arrived heret 'ate yesterdaty morning, with Bostosn edvices of the 15th, 33 passengers,. [tad anti $210,000 in specie; andl the United Statee steamer Aretic,.Ciptaint nied Luce, entered the Mersey thisi mornirg ait 1 o'clook, with.New York sl.. ...

... [II- IN V U a JI 1:n I VJ U V IJ 1tU J. I d rn lb the Editor of the Glasgow Herald. eo Sir,-In the proposed large addition to the property-tax, Ld, sorely some attempt vill be made to prevent a proportionate f -aggravation of the injustice done to Scotland, in ratingland there o without deduction of burdens, while in England it is only lie charged on the nctt rental. This is a point to which ...

... DEPARTURE OF TROOPS, &C. . (FIroml onr own Correspondent.) .1 Tuli British and North American Royal mlil starm-ship tl Enropa sailed for New York direct to-day, carrying out a large mail and a fair muuiber of passengers. Thle next incolinig oteaimer is the screw steam-n-hip Andes, r wbich would sail frOM Bloston on the 14th ilost. This steanier tolok tile place of the Niagara. chartered hy ...