... 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 ...

... LLANHARAN. THE EISTEDDFOD.—JUNE, 1854. j Chairman, Mr. W. John, Bridgend; Judges, Messrs. W. } Davies (Gwilym Teilo), Thomas, and Jenkins Harper, Mr. J. Williams. After an eloquent and effective speech by the Chairman, and addresses by Messrs. T. Davies, W. Davies, W. John, Newbridge, and J. Rees, Pendaren, and several airs by the choirs, the prizes were delivered as follow 1. A poem, on the ...

... A RIGHT DIRECTION. TOM. Where shall I tell her to write to you, Jack ? JACK. Why, you'd better say Sebasterpool or St. Pe- terabug—we shall be at one o' the other by that time. THE SOLDIER'S TEAZER. The British soldier does not mind any intrenchment, but what beats him altogether is the Stockade. TAR AND TARTAR. Admiral Plumridge has destroyed 18,000 casks of Rus- aian tar at Uleaborg. ...

... THE WAR BREVET. A supplementary Gazette, published Thursday night contains the long-expected army brevet. The extent of the promotion will be seen by the following summary:— Royal Army. Artillery. Engineers. Marines. To be Generals.. 48 5 5 Lieut. Generals.. 59 6 2 6 Major Generals.. 79 23 4 2 Colonels 156 33 11 Lieut.-Colonels.. 123 4 1 i Majors 133 27 15 8 SUMMARY. Lieutenant Generals to be ...

... Abergavenny, Chepstow, Monmouth, Newport, Fontypool, the Rock Inn, in the parish of Bechvcllty, and Usk; and that these are insufficient; and that the following should be additional polling places for this county :—Castletown, in the parish of Ivi.n Magor; Cross-y-Ceiliog, in the parish of Llanvrechva; Tredegar, in the parish of Bedweilty; England; Llanvihangel-Crucorney; Trelleck; and Cross ...

... THE Blflninmitljsijiit Berlin. NEWPORT, FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1854. PARTY AND ITS MORALITY. THERE are men who believe, or affect to believe, in Party, as a necessity—as a wise and admirable piece of state machinery. If they are Tones, they think that they are the centripetal power controlling the centrifugal force, which, without such restraint, would fly off at random, and whirl us into chaos. If ...

... NEWPORT SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. Langport. Maine, Bridgwater, straw; Ceres, Allen, \Vatchet, iron ore; Neptune, Francis, -New Ross, pitivood Lydney Packet, Lone Lyd- mey iron ore Gleaner, Harris, Barrow, iron ore Sarah Ellen, Brown, Chepstow, cinders; Oiresine, Bar' ret, Jersey, cider; Royal George, Gruchy. Jersey, sun dries; Gleaner, Tucker, Bideford, oats; Mary, Westlake, Fowey, iron ore; ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—TUESDAY. At the morning sitting the house was engaged in com- mittee upon the clauses of the Merchant Shipping Bill, which was ordered to be reported. The report of the Committee of Supply was brought up and agreed to. THE EARL OF ABERDEEN.—WITHDRAWAL OF MR. LAYARD'S MOTION. In the evening, Mr. Layard, referring to the notice he had given for calling the ...

... When Queen Elizabeth died, three thousand gowns were found in her wardrobe. Facility comes by labour, remarks the Medical Circu- lar's Address to the Students. Nothing seems easy, not 3ven walking, that was not difficult at first. The orator, whose eye flashes instantaneous fire, and whose lips pour forth a flood of noble thoughts, startling by their unex- pectedness, and elevating by their ...

... The fund arising from yoid money orders, and from claimed pi oper'y found in dead letters, now amounts to about il,6(M per annum, exclusive of an accumulated sum of about £ 15,UfJO. These funds will in future be appro- priated in aid of a provision for the families of the offi- cers of the department, through the medium of life as- surances. ...

... HERE, from the casement, in the dusk Of rushy thatch that glooms above, We'll gaze upon the sunset sea; While every tendril droops with musk— Sib While every wind comes winged with love, Like spicy gales from Araby. Sweet, what is Love—this trance divine ? 'Tis when thy spirit, on its portal, Entertains my soul its guest; 'Tis when thy heart forsakes its shrine, And, flying to a home immortal, ...