... I DREAM of Thee, my absent one, Through the long. lonely night, Though from my waking vision gone, Still seen by Memory's light; As in her own voice echoing sweet, The Nightingale may deem She hears her lost Love oft repeat Affection's fondest theme So to my Fancy will return Those tones so dear to me, When passion on thy lips would burn Oh! thus I dream of Thee! I dream of Thee amid the walk ...

... NEWPORT, ABERGAVENNY, AND HEREFORD RAILWAYS. An omnibus runs from the Three Salmons, Usk, daily to meet the down train at 9.40 a.m. and the up train at 5.38 p-ni- at Little Mill Station; and an omnibus also run from the Clarence Hotel, Pontypool, to the Newport road station to mret the trains. From October 1st, and until further notice. L- x- DOWN Mail ;>ress SUNDAY TRAINS. 1,2,?, 1,2 3 I & ...

... CARDIFF. APPREHENSION OF A SUPPOSED MURDERESS.—Police- sergeant Rollins has succeeded in apprehending at this place, Sarah Winter, charged with the wilful murder of her infant, at Brecon, in December last. Her apprehension was effected from the description given in the lJohce (iazetle. A reward of £ 50 was offered by the Secretary of State for her appre- hension. The woitian bad absconded on ...

... FRANCIS JEFFREY was an example of a man who had ac- quired an artificial style and language, suitable only for printed book and a small circle of friends and associates in Edinburgh. His diction and pronunciation were unintel- ligible to the bulk of his countrymen, and offensive and ridiculous in the House of Commons. His weight in his party, his great intelligence, and the affection of his ...

... THE REGISTRATION, rp ^TO^^nAr.L. NEWPORT-WEDNESUAY. T. C. Sneyd Kinnersley, Esq., Revising Barrister^ COUNTY REGISTRATION. Xae Liberals made neither claims nor objections. Of the onservaiive objections-, 7 failed but there were struck off. ...

... THE GLORIOUS NEWS OF VICTORY. LONDON. It would be difficult to exaggerate the interest created the metropolis on Monday, by the intelligence of the victory of the Alma, and the probabie capture of Sebastopol. Eage l groups collected at almost every point to discuss the and to vent their curiosity in surmises as to the details °* the great events described by the telegraph with such paiaf^ ...

... FAlilS TO BE HELD IN OCTOBER, MONMOUTHSHIRE. GLAMORGANSHIRE. Nypool 10 Swansea I £ *gor 10 Caerphilly 9 NtMellons 17 ^u^r J? >»mont 18 Morriston 2o £ to^ .-g Llantrissant 29 kepstow 29 „ BRECOXSHIRE. 10 W HEREFORDSHIRE. Trecastle 14 £ e»&bridge 10 GLOUCESTERSHIRE. 2lngton 11 Mitcheldean 10 j^ntingdon 11 Tewkesbury rj.4rdisley 18 Cheltenham n §ereford 20 Cirencester H t0Bay8rd 29 Stonehouse ...

... ^toV- til0 lrut!l of om' Hol-v KellSlcm clearly ex- 4 il K After tlie laPse of a fow 1 1)eav llitn aVe been thinking of what you said, &c., and !ife US Wlttl wondering at the folly of his past mis- jarc1 ^^7 experience, as stated above, I conclude that S are multiplied, wherein children are led to > jp01i9 principles to bear upon the daily occurrences fj^i|j when housegoing pastors are also ...

... BRECON. BRECONSIIIRE RACES. These Races took place on Tuesday and Wednesday, the 3rd and 4th of October. They were originally fixed for the 19th and 20th of September, but, in consequence of the Newport Races taking place on that day, they were postponed. There was a large attendance of sporting gentry, and many of the elite of this and the adjoining counties. W. R. Stretton, Esq., and Penry ...

... GENERAL STAFF.—Lieutenant T. Leslie, Royal Horse Guards, Orderly Officer to the Commander of the Forces, wounded severely. Captain H. E. Weare, 50th Regi- ment, D.A.A.G., wounded severely. FIRST DIVISION. STAFF.—Captain H. W. Oust, Coldstream Guards, Aide- de-Camp to Major-General Bentinck, killed. Grenadier Guards.—Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. H. Percy, wounded slightly Lieutenant R. Hamilton, ...

... ROYAL PATRIOTIC FUND. The public are aware that a patriotic fund has been established, under the patronage of the Queen, and a royal commission, at the head of which is Prince Albert, for the laudable object of protecting the widowsandorphans of those brave men who have fallen in the conflict at Alma, or may fall at Sebastopol. In pursuance of the official announcement, made by the Mayor of ...

... THE FARMER'S COLUMN. I 9 FAIRS TO BE HELD JN OCTOBER. J MONMOUTHSHIRE. GLAMORGANSHIRE 29 USK LLANTRISSANT J* CHEPSTOW 29 GLOUCESTERSHIRE- .7 HEREFORDSHIRE. M ICHINHAMPTON •• P' WORCESTERSHIRE..1 QL BROMYARD 29 KING'S NORTON 3 ...