... MAGOR. GREEN MOOR INCLOSURE.—On Tuesday last, the va'ner, Mr. Williar»3, of Bristol, let the several moors in this inclo- sure by public auction; and such was the anxiety evinced to occupy them, (the valuer having stated that this was the last opportunity, aa the allotments woul,1 be made during the ensuing winter) that a very spirited competition took place, and which must have surprised even ...

... LLANTARNAM. LLANTARNAM AND LINVRECHVA PATRIOTIC FUND. A most numerous and respectable meeting of the inha- bitants of the parishes of Llantamam and Llanvrechva, in aid of the Ruyal Patriotic Fund, was held on the evening of Thursday, the 28th ult., in the school-room, Cwmbran Richard Brinsley Dowling, Esq., of Llantarnam Abbey, in the chair. The room, which is of considerable siz:1, was filled ...

... THE WAR AND ITS INCIDENTS. THE CHAOS AT BALAKLAVA. The following instance of the lltfrr confusion which pI ev ¡Ii Is ill t h t> Hri I ish port of the Crimea requires not a word of illustration — « A vessel arrived at Ralaklavq loaded wilh boots and shoes. Having no bill ot lading, an,I ihe car* beint,' merely staled .is shoes for the army, the vessel was ordered out of I lie haibour to wait ...

... An Irish Member of Parliament has ^Uedate Mount Mellary £ 500 towards the construct!^ iWco eg boarding school attached to the .C0Yen^-of are now lodged with the farmers m tbo neigbbournpoa C0The £ ev. F. Bulley, B.D4 SM been elected^reeU^gf Magdalen College, Oxford, in the room of the ■*¥■ Routb. » ...

... ENGLYNION I'R IAITH GYMRAEG. Ni fedrir tra Cymro tafodrydd-fyth Ddifetha'r iaith gelfydd Iaith bur yw yn fyw a fydd, Nes blino'r haul ysplenydd Mewn bri mawr mae nawr am wn i—yn aeg Envvogion goleuni,— Yn felus yr Ion wnant foli, Yn eitha' nef yn ein iaith ni! Oeh weilion toer a ch'wilydd-hyll bla Holl blant Die Sh'on Dafydd .Ein haeg fwyn yn enwog fydd, A l gwawdvvyr ynghr6g ar goedydd. SAM 6 ...

... NEWPORT TOWN HzVLL.—THURSDAY. Present—Samuel Homfray, Esq., (mayor) and II. F. Woollett, Esq. Bernard Rees, steward on board the Henry Miller, of London, was charged with deserting from his ship. It appeared that the defendant was really not wanted on board the Henry Miller, and the captain had said he would not not have him on board again. The case was dismissed the captain paying the costs. ...

... ABERDARE AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. AIR. WILKES' CONCHRT. — We perceive by announce- ment in our advertising columns that Mr- Wilke^ the talented dir^ctor'of the \lenh,yr Mus-cal yniop, intends holding a yocijl riicl instrumental poiifeft, nt ihe National School-rooip, Aberdarp, cn the evening of Thursday next, for h.e has epga^ed the services of Mrs. Allred Gilbert (late Miss Cole), Miss Susannah ...

... LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH.—FRIDAY, DEC. 29. At theusual fortnightly meeting on the above day, them were prMcut.—W. Coffin,' Esq., M.P., in the chair (the Mayor _!x?ing engaged during the ir/st portion of the proceedings in dispos- ing of some police cases), Aldermen J. Lewis and T, Morgan, and Councillors C. Vaehell, J. Batcnelor, W. Williams, Ü. L. IWe. M. Grover, W. A. Bradley. E. Evans. J. ...

... FROM FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE.—JAN. 5. BAMtnurTS. Henry Albert Linford and William Richardson, Sherborue- lane, City, tavern and eatiug-house-keepers George Halt, Strand, ironmonger Geotge James Loc. Chert*ey, builder Charles Maryou Urooks, Church-row, Ilouudsditch, licensed victualler James Welch, Barusbury-place. Islington, innkeeper William Bowler, late of the Cre-ceut, Southwark-bridge- ...

... A SUPPLEMENT, GRATIS, WITH THE WEEKLY EIS- PATCH, EVERY WEEK UNTIL FURTHER NOTIC.— The enexainpled interest which attaches to every inci- dent connected with the operations of the Allied Armies in the East has determined the Proprietors of the WEEKLY DISPATCH to devote a greater space to the in- telligence from the seat of War than the ordinary limits of this, the largest newspaper published, ...

... WHAT a magnificent thing in England is a public meeting ? How gloriously monumente I that man ought to be, who first originated the idea. Who was the first chairman ? Let him' by all means bo found out and statued immediately. If he should turn put to have been a retired sausage-maker (of course, I speak of tne real public meeting, not any assemblage of patriarchs in deserts in the days of ...

... BRISTOL BANKRUPTCY COURT.—WEDNESDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner Hill.) Re John Price, Newport, draper.—Mr. Stone said, in this case the choice of assignees had been adjourned till this day, only one proof, that of Mr. Slade, the petitioning creditor, having been put on the file. It was proposed to appoint that .gentleman assignee, and this was consented to on all hands, the object being ...