... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RUSSIAN ADMIRALS. At the opening dinner of the new reading rooms Dairy, a few days ago, Capt. Blair, R.N., of Blair, who was chairman, said he was acquainted with five of the Russian Admirals in the Baltic and Black Seas. Than Admiral Lazenoff, who commanded the Russian fleet in the Black Sea a more gallant and efficient officer did not live. He was a perfect gentleman. He was for six years in ...

... TAFF VALE RAILWAY TIME. London Time is kept at the Stations on this Railway which is 12 £ minutes earlier than Cardiff. U P. WEB1\. DAYS SUNDAYS «r1Tm« H.M II.M.. H.M. H.M. H.M. s S1A1IONS. AM. P.M. P.M. £ M. P.M. Cardiff Docks 8 50 2 15 5 45 8 45 3 45 U Cardiff 9 5 2 30 6 0 90 40 4k Lla-idaff 9 14 2 38 69 99 49 6^ entvrch S 21 2 46 6 17 9 17 4 17 8 Tutt's Well 9 l', 2 52 6 23 9 23 4 23 12 ...

... ARRIVAL OF THE KING OF PORTUGAL. The Portuguese squadron, consisting of three ships, arrived in the Southamp'on Waters at eleven o'clock last Friday night, bringing the King of Portugal, his brother, and suite. Immediately upon the arrival being known, his Excellency the Count Lavradio, Portuguese Minister at L ndon, and others connected with the embassy, ac- companied by Lord de Tabley, lord ...

... TREDEGAR, THE FRIENDLY SOCIETIES BILL. On Wednesday eveaiag, last week, an adjourned meeting ,r,f the delegates and members of the different Benevolent Societies in Tredegar and Sirhowy, was held at the Black Prince Inn, for the purpose of considering the best means of opposing the bill. Mr. John Hatten was called to the ,chair. The Chairman said he was very glad to find that there was a ...

... I-a BLAINA. §Wegf-C!K0N -SOCIETY.—On Monday, May 59th, a. very q11^ ^ture wae delivered by the Key. John Venp, of the members of the society^ The subject, ^as tliat of Ninevah, the buried scity of the *ave' aud was handled in a very instructive manner by the. lecturer —an ...

... CARDIFF. LLANDAFF FAIR is reported to have been a slow one, as far as the sale of stock is concerned. Draught horses maintained high prices, and were in demand; but horses adapted for carriage use or personal recreation, were a mere drug in the market- sellers and buyers forming their notions of value upon entirely different principles. Large numbers of horned cattle changed hands but still ...

... CAPTAIN HALL, OF THE HECLA. Captain William Henry Hall, the hero of the dashing cutting-out expedition at Eckness, is a thorough represen- tative and embodiment of a class of seamen not be found out of Britain, and by which all our battles were fought and won in the last great war. It is not a little singular that his services began in the Baltic, where his last laurels were won. At an early ...

... On Wednesdayevening, last week, Lady Hall (of Llanover) had a small and select reception, and a performance genuine Welsh music, at the Mansion, in London. ABO«T twelve most beautiful ancient national melodies were executed by the Llanover harpers, Gruffydd and on tho triple-stringed harps of Wales; they also sang *ITN their harps. The Dryw Fach (the Little Wren, or the ^Nightingale of South ...