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... A quarterly meeting of the Town Council of this borough was held in the Grand Jury room of the Town Hull da Monday morning last at eleven o'clock, for the transaction of ortliiiary business. There were present,— Mr. John Batchelor, Mayor, in the Chair, Alderman Bird Alderman C. C. William*. „ Moore, M D. | W. Coffin. M.P. „ Lewis I Morgan, K.M. And the following Councillors!— Mr. W. Alexander ...
... The Queen held a yesterday. which was numcn. ously attended. The Earl of Cardigan and Coiotiel the Hon. York. Scarlett are to leave London to-day, fur Constantinople. The Governor of (Sallipoli, a qUiet 0i,t Turk, is dead, fairly worried to death by the French auxilianes. 1 hs* exact and organizing intellect of the Gallic race has al- ready made a revolution ir. the place. Before the tioc^ had ...
... £ S. d. X s. d laoN-Barø, Welsh, in Lonùon ..ton lU 0 0-10 5 1 76-1000, 0-11 0 0' Bars, Staffordshire, in London 11 10 0-13 0 Nail Rods ditto 11 10 0-12 0 Hoops ditto 11 I ä 0-13 0 0' Sheets (single) 12 10 0—14 0 U Pig. No. 1, Clyde 4 I 0-42 U No. I, in Wales 4 5 0— 5 15 0 Refined Metal, ditto 4 10 0- 5 0 0' llau COlDmon, dttto 8 2 6- 8 10 0' Ditto, railway, ditto 7 15 0— 8 0 0' Ditto, Swedish ...
... We were pleased the other day with the poetical and re- trospective turn given to the present war by a distinguished English author. This is not the first time, said our friend, that the English will have fought on the banks of the Danube. Illustrious youihø that left their bative shore To march where Britons neve* m6.rched before. The great Duke of Marlborough carried our arms to the banks ...
... t (From the Gardener's Chronicle.) THB FLOWER GARDEN AND SHHL'BBERIES, continued col4 northerly winds render the °f bedding stock unusually difficult this 8ar 'r0m '8 st* (^al,Serou8 to risk even the hardier j, Under the protection of glass. AII-that can faP ...
... THE WVARl IN THE EAST. As yet nothing' decisive has been the result of the operations in the East. In the Do- brudscha,-the Russians have not advanced beyond Trajan's WVall; whilst on the other side of the Danube, they have retreated from before Kalafat, and evacuated Little Wal- lachia, which has been occupied by the Turks, who have been received with enthisiasmn by the inhabitants. This step ...
... CARNARVON BOARD OF H IGHIWAYS. The milolithily meeting of tle Board Of H-ighways, t for thle parish of Llinbeblig, was held in the Gnijld Hall, on Monday last, the following members being, present, vi2. :--Messrs. NV. Kirkby, (in the chair,) W. Watkin Roberts, Thos. Churchill, John Lloyd, Smith IV. Davids, John Jackson, Thos. Turner, C. J. Sampson, LL. Trner, and 'Thos. Jones. The minutes of ...
... THE geographical accidents of Gallipoli would lead one to think the army placed there, is intended for occupation and defence. It would be within such a distance of Con- stantin)ple that, if the capital were in the slightest danger, the troops could be sent there in a few days, ar- tillery, baggage, and all, while it effectually commands the Dardanelles and Sea of Marmora, and makes it a mare ...
... The mail steamer Atlantic arrived at Liverpool, on Friday, with advices from New York to the 16th, and 700,000 dollars on freight. No intelligence had been re- ceived of the City of Glasgow steamer, though she had been out 46 days. The New York Tribune states that the news from Havanna is very important, and of a belligerent character. The Captain-General's organ contained an abusive article ...
... DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS. The Times, in a third edition of Wednesday, published the following most important despatch from their correspon- dent at Vienna VIENNA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. The following report circulates in Bucharest :-Omer Pacha advanced with 70,000 men towards the Dobrudscha, on the 18th or 19th of April, and a battle took place with Luders' corps, between Silistria and Rassova. ...
... AND LIST OF FAIRS, KOTYCKS, ETC., IN THE cnfXT:F5 0 GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECON, IHB E SUING WEEK. WAY 7.— THIRD SUND.VY AFTEH EASTER. MM. ln ...
... NEWPORT TOWN HALL.—MONDAY. Present: The Mayor and James Rennie, Esq. AN OLD OFFENDER. Ellen Evans, a notorious drunkard, though a married woman, advancing in years, was charged with being drunk and incapable, and with throwing stones at the door of John Ponsford, marine store-dealer. She pleaded guilty to being drunk on Friday but denied the soft impeach- ment of injuring Mr. Ponsford's door ...