... 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 ...

... 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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... NEWPORT DISPENSARY. Subscriptions received during May. 10 6 The total before received being 223 15 6 Making together £235 6 0 HENRY WILLIAMS, Treasurer, 10, Yictoria Place, Newport. JOSEPH BRYAN, Jun., Secretary, Gas Works, Newport. Monthly Report, to April 30. Monthly Report, to May 31. Under care Mar. 31. 125 Under care April 30. 119 Admitted since 13(j Admitted since. 147 261 266 Cured 126 ...

... jUc MACHEN- cer*1* ^ew CHURCH.—We have been informed that lItentio elllony of laying the foundation stone of the above- JjM eli H ckurch is fixed for the 22d instant. A beautiful aite has bsen presented to the parish by Sir Bart., with £ 100 towards the erection of > and the various collieries, works, and railways w'ith the district, have also liberally subscribed to ^hic|j desirable object. ...

... NEWPORT SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. Active, Harris, Barrow, iron ore; Mary Ann, Lewis, Barrow, iron ore Tartar, Whitlock, lron or ...

... WANTED, some OATS and OATMEAL.— T V Address, stating quality and price of Oats per quarter of 3201bs., and of Oatmeal, per ton, in casks, delivered at Br,col1, to B. H., Post-office, Brecon. DIOGiSS OF LANDAFF. LORD BISHOP of LLANDAFF V purposes holding his at the times and places hereunder mentioned: — At LLANDAFF Tuesday. 1st August next COWBUIDGB •••» Wednesday, 2nd August NEATH I I,.ui ...

... CARDIFF. FATAL ACCIDENT.—An explosion of gas from steam cod occurred on board a vessel, namod the Saint Croix, in the Bute dock, on Saturday night last. The whole of the hatchways, and several planks, were completely blown into the air by the force of the explosion. One of the crew, named Prouten, 35 years of age, has since died from the injuries received by the accident. INQUESTS.—An inquest ...

... BELIEVE not I forget thee not for one Dark moment have I been thus self-divided From that deep consciousness, which is for ever The joy of all my thoughts it were to lose My own existence—a chill blank in life; For all is colourless, when love deserts The heart—sole centre of all joy and woe, Whose light or gloom all nature wears. Believe My heart still weary, till it turns to thee, The load ...

... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, IIIGH-ST., NEWPORT. SATURDAY. Present: —The Rev. Thos. Pope and the Rev. Chan- cellor Williams. The magistrates were to-day entitled to white kid gloves, this being a maiden sessions. Not a single charge was to be heard; and the zealous police officers, Trewartha and Cook, together with all the law officers of the court, looked like Downing-street people when out of ...

... A GLAMORGANSHIRE TAR AT ODESSA. The following is a copy of a letter which Mr. Thomas Edmonds, cf Aberaman, received-oll May 25th, from his son, William Edmonds, [engineer on bocrd. H.M. steamer Retribution :— Dear Father,—I arrived at Malta or the 29th March, and had a pleasant passage out, barring the Bay of Biscay. I stayed at Malta six days, until I could get a passage out to the fleet. I ...

... THE MOTTOS OF THE FOUR BARDIC CHAIRS OF WALES. The bards, from very distant periods, have adopted certain mottos for their several chairs. The paramount chair of the bards of the island of Britain had, for its motto,— Gwir yn Erbyn y Mud, (Truth agaist the World). The Chair of Glamorgan, including Gwent, or rather, originally, that of Siluria,— a phob Datoni, (God! and all Goodness). The jr ...