... LONDON MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, OCT. 16. The supplies of English wheat on sale, in most of the country markeis held on Saturday, were moderate. All kinds sold readily, and prices advanced Is to 2s per quar- ter. Barley—the show of which was rathe on the in- crease—commanded a brisk inquiry, at fully Is per quarter more money. Malt was firm, but oats were ratIler negiected. ...

... SATURDAY. Present—The Rev. Chancellor Williams and the Rev. Thomas Pope, and Octavius Morgan, Esq., M.P. Mr. James Roper, Penhow, farmer, pleaded guilty to assaulting, on the 10th of October, a labourer, named Jacob Bernard, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Magor.—Mr. Roper said he had struck complainant with all his heart and soul, for he had called him (Mr. Roper) a sheep-stealer. —Fined 10s. and ...

... LOCAL INTSLLIGBN'CE. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. TRAFFIC RETURNS-For the week ending October 14th, 1854 Total, £3,532 Os. 7d. MUNICIPAL LTSTS. There are voters in the Borough 537 Ditto ditto in St. Woollos 815 Ditto ditto in Christchurch 12 Ditto ditto in Christchurch 12 1394 Deduct duplicates 15 1379 Which are divided thus— East Ward. 721 WeBt War(I 658 1379 THE ANGLO-SAXONS.—On Friday evening last, ...

... ^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 ...

... Magistrates present: James Brown, Esq. (Mayor), and James Rennie, Esq. James Rodway was charged with being drunk and in- capable in Llanarth-street.—Fined 5s. James Dunk was charged with assaulting Zachariah Patch, on Friday week, in George-street, by throwing stones at him, and striking him. —Defendant denied the assault, and stated that Patch was too intimate with his (Dunk's) wife. This ...

... HOUSE OF CORRECTION AT USK. I , ...

... THE DANES AND THEIR KING. MAYY sovereigns in the world appear to exist for little else than to misgovern, oppress, and annoy the people over whom they rule, as if they had been sent by way of punishment, like Saul upon the Israelites. The great wickedness of one has caused the sanguinary war which, however glorious to our arms, has filled so many of our homes with lamentation some are more or ...

... [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR, -As there appears to he a little excitement in the town about the first of November council honours to be con- ferred on the suecaHsfnl candidates, I would beg to suggeôt the same course this year, as was adopted last year, viz., a public meeting of councilmen and rate-payers be held in the Town-ball, as soon as possible, that the retiring members, at least, s1:olIld have ...

... GENERAL NEWS. The Royal Albert, 121, is taking in her middle guns at Sheerness she will shortly complete receiving on board her entire armament. Captain Inglefield, who h s just returned from theArctic Seas, has volunteered for service in the present war, in tlie command of any vessel which the Admiralty may be willing to appoint him to. The continued high price of corn lias templed many ...

... THE 5x!oniiii]!iiijDiiire 3Mrr!iii. NEWPORT, FLU DAY, OCTOBER 20, 1854. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED OF OUR HEROIC ARMY.—PATRIOTIC FUND. THE desire to alleviate whatever of suffering has been caused or may yet result from our military operations, is, as we last wejk confi- dently assumed, strong and general. Money is freely ofTered the only requisite is that it should be used in the best possible ...

... THE FARMER'S COLUMN. FAIUS TO BE HI-LD IN OCTOBER. MONMOUTHSHIRE. GLAMORGANSHIRE. 9 l^orriston 25 ClupUow .0.0 29 Llanti issant 29 GI.OVCESTEESHIKE. HEREFORDSHIRE. stow on-the-Wold 24 Hereford 20 A.ichinhr.mpton. 27 Bromyard 00 0 0 29 WORCESTERSHIRE. King's Norton 31 ...

... To the Electors of the East Ward of the Borough of liewport. GENTLEMEN, DURING a period of nearly Thirteen Years, I have been 1 t honoured by your confidence as a Representative for yoar Ward 1IJ the Town Council. The period fur restoring to you the trust which you have placed in my hands, wid soon arrive, and in the event of your deeming me worthy of a renewal of your support, as a candidate ...