... MYSTERIOUS MURDER IN SH.OPSHIRE. On Saturday last, John Lloyd, a faiu labourer, was committed for trial at tho Shropshire assies, on the very serious charge of having murdered John Qtins, a vIllage blacksmith, who resided at Nescliff, eigt miles froØ Shrewsbury, on the Holyhead-road. On Tuesday morning, the 28th of February Gittins arose about five o'clock, and, preceded by his youth fro19 16 ...

... BLAINA. PETTY SESSIONS-FRIDAY, MARCH 10. Before the Rev. D. Reea and Frederick Levick, Esq. steal an(l James James were charged with ^.T\.lnS deeds at Nantyglo, the property of Hannah Lewis, pissed. fiaKo Abridge was charged with assaulting Margaret £ erts> on the 4th March.—Not heard. for Green, miner, was summoned by Thomas Moses, TiSl wages due. — Ordered to pay. to co k.; was summoned by ...

... SUICIDE OF AN ARTILLERY OFFICER.—On Satur- day evening Mr. Lothian Ross Charteris, an officer in the Artillery, expired at University College Hospital, from the effects of a dreadful wound in his throat, inflicted by himself with a razor. The deceased was 54 years of age and had recently returned from India, and occupied apartments in John street, Fitzroy-square. He had lat- terly given way to ...

... EXTRAORDINARY SUPERSTITION. file following gross case of superstition, which occfl' red as uite as Sunday se nuight in one of the largest ket towns in the north of Devon, is related by an ey«* witnessA young woman living in the neighbourhood ot Ilolsworthy, having been subjected to periodical fits illness, endeavoured to effect a cure by attendance at tbfl afternoon service at the parish ...

... ABERGAVENNY. CHICORY AND COFFEE. [TO THK EDITOR.] SlB,—In your paper of Friday last, under the above title, is the following advertisement :— Mr. John Harris Conway, of Cross'treet, Abergavenny, grocer, was prosecuted on the 15tb ult., for having sold«.s coffee, a mixture of chicory and coffee, without its being labelled, and has since paid a penalty of twenty poutidss By order of the Board of ...

... A DAUGHTER CHARGED WITH MAN- SLAUGHTER. An inquiry had been commenced last week at West- bury. near Wells, by J. W. Bennet, Esq., the deputy- coroner, relative to the death of Ann Stock, an aged woman, which, it was alleged, had been accelerated by treatment received from her daughter. It appeared, froP) the evidence, that the decease I, who was 82, lived with hef husband, who is bedridden, ...

... DON'T you know the wrong you're doing? Mighty Czar! mighty Czar ? Don't you see there's mischief brewing, Mighty Czar ? France and England, one in council, Are impatient for the day, And are steaming to the Baltic, Ripe and ready for the fray. We have hearts that never fail us, So look out for wounds and scars; For there's Charley Napier coming, With his gallant Jack Tars For there's Charley ...

... BRYNMAWR- 'IT NNUAL Wednesday night, the 8th inst., the annual supper at the Salutation Inn took place, on which social occasion a respectable company cf upwards of 70 sat .down to a bountiful ^spread,1 served in host Porter's best Style. On the removal.-of the cloth, the chair was taken by (fir. Harvey, of Abergavenny, in the room of Mr. Tutton, .cf Newport, who W.ail qmable to attend the ...

... SWEET gentle blossoms, have ye come again, To smile on us fi om sylvan nook and glen ? In the earth's bosom ye had nestling crept, But the glad Spring hath waked ye where ye slept. Fair things, we love ye for your absence more, And ye do seem more beauteous than of yore Oh how we saddened when ye went away, And we were left with the cold wintry day. But oft we thought upon ye lovely flowers, ...

... NEWPORT SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. Wary Ann, Jones, Whitehaven, iron ore; Whyn 3oyse, Lydney, iron ore; Eleanor, Jones, Cardiff, tones; Roberst, Jones, Swansea, iron ore ^JANE, ames, Watertord,8undi-Ka; Mary, Weeks, Glouces- ter, nay; AID, Jenkins, nsiiguaru, cats; jonn ANAI^RY, Wilkins, Bridgwater, pitwood; Trader, Hyatt, Lydi JP. fron ore: Chard, Smart, Bridgwater, sleepers; William and James, ...

... FAIRS IN MARCH. » HEREFORDSHIRE. GLAMORGANSHIRE. ROILIYARCI 21 MORRISTON 22 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. GELLY GARE 24 OTTON-UNDER EDGE 21 WORCESTERSHIRE. L°W-ON-THE-\VOLD 23 WORCESTER 2 ...

... TOWN HALL.—THV Before J. C. Fowler and Lewis M-j Rev. John Griffitl Samuel Allport, agent to WilHai tractor, was summoned for refusing night, 7s. 10id., for wages.-Ordc claimed, and the costs. 1 William Davies was summoned by U for leaving hi3 work, without givin notice.—Ordered to return to his wort William Marks was summoned by being the putative father of henllegItll to pay ie. 6d. a week ...