... Woolley's Antibiliuus Pills, fur the cure of stomnch com- plaints, nek headache, nervousness, all bilious alfec- tioiis. These well-known pills contlllue to work wonders in the cute of all the above complaints: the demand for them is rapidly on the increase, which is a satisfactory oroof they are appreciated bythepubtic. Being a purely vegetable preparation, they may be taken by the most deli- ...

... FRANCE—A distiessing accident happened on Friday in the Bois de Boulogne, to Prince Charles Lucien Bona- parte, while riding on horseback, in company with his brother, Prince Pierre Napoleou, aud some other gentlemen. A horse ridden by one of his friends suddenly lashed out, aud striking the prince with yiolenpe, fractured bis loft leg. He was ponveyed back ta hia residence, where his medical ...

... The Queen lit Id a Court 110 Saturday afternoon at Buckingham Palace, at which his Highness the Maha- rajah Duleep Sing was presented to her Majenty at an audience hy the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, President of the Board of Control for the Affairs of India. The ceremony of confirming the election of the Right Hon. mid Riuht Rev. Lord Auckland, lafe Bishop of Sodor and Man, to the see of Bath ...

... THE DRAINAGE QUESTION. THE vast importance of efficient sewerage is every year being more generally recognized. In Newport, those upon whom the management of such matters devolves, are all agreed upon this point. The question is not whether Newport should be drained; it is not now whether it should have a thoroughly complete sewerage but it is whether so great a work shall be carried out with ...

... EFFECTS OF THE FABIAN POLICY TOWARDS THE DISTURBER OF EUROPE. THE New Quarterly Review for this month has a caustic article on the vacillating conduct, and lack of manly energy, which, it alleges, characterize the po- licy of statesmen, and cast a mirage over the fame of warriors, in connection with eastern affairs. We select some passages from the production, which, upon the whole, is not ...

... The usual meeting of the members of the Local Board of Health, was held in the New Town-hall, on Friday last. Present: John Batchelor, Esq., Mayor, in the chair; ALDERMEK. .T. Moore I W. Bird T. Morgan 1 COUNCILLORS. M. (Jrovor W. Pritcbard K. L. tleece J. Owen C. Vach''ll W. Alexander W. T. Edwards Ji.Matthpwa C;, Phillips W. Vachell J. Williams D. Lewis W. B. Watkius W. A. Bradley IOROUGH ...

... Magistrates present: W. Evans and James Rennie, Esqrs. Wm. Colburn was charged by John William Smith with assaulting him, by inflicting a severe blow on his eye. There was conflicting evidence in the case and it appear- ing that Smith was the aggressor, Colburn was discharged. John Wm. Smith was then charged by the defendant in the last case (Wm. Colburn), with assaulting him, and in- flicting ...

... USK. NEW MAGISTRATE.—At the Court of Quarter Sessions for this county, last week, the Rev. Chas. Addams Williams qualified to act as a magistrate for Monmouthshire, CORONER'S INQUEST.—On Monday last, R.R.Williamson, Esq., deputy-coroner, held an inquest at the House of Cor- rection, on view of the body of Sarah Morgan, who had been convicted at the March assizes, and sentenced to one year's ...

... The adjourned sessions for this county were held at the Guildhall, Swansea, on Thursday week, before Henry Thomas, Esq., chairman; H. A. Bruce. Eq., M P., vice- chairman Admiral Warde; Captain E. Morgan, R.A.; Griffith Llewellyn, Esq.; G. G. Francis, E-q., Mavor of Swansea; H. Edw Evans, Esq. and L. L. Dillwyu, ESG. The following gentlemen ware sworn on the Grand Jury C. T. Wilson, T. Winwood ...

... SMMMHELU. MONDAY. To-day's market was tolerably well, but not to say heavilf supplied with foreign slock for the time of ye*r. Tbe whole1 changed hands at extreme rates. From our own grazmg- disirict*, as well a, from Scotland, the supply of Beasts offer this morning was but moderate, and there was general falling off ill their weight and condition. For breeds the demand was rather active, at ...

... SUNNY eyes may lose their brightness; Nimble feet forget their lightness Pearly teeth may know decay Raven tresses turn to gray! Cheeks be pale, and eyes be dim Faint the voice, and weak the limb But though youth and strength depart, Fadeless is a loving heart, Like the little mountain-flower, Peeping forth in wintry hour, When the summer's breath is fled, And the gaudier flowerets dead; So ...

... lCfJe STtjeatre. On Friday evening last, the manager of this very attoac- pV.e place of amusement, was honoured by the patronage of Clifford, and the Officers of the Royal Monmouthehire ■h ancl we 1:)oiievo nearly all the gentlemen then-at ^M-quarters were present, the house presenting the &ni- ating appearance of a crowded and fashionable attendance; : ...