... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next 1 HALF YEARLY ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING, of the Proprietor iu this Company, wjjlbe held on FUIDAY, the 23rd of February, 1-55, at Eleven o'clock pDCtset), at tLe GREAT WUSTEUN ROYAL HOTEL, Paddington. AND Noncii is HEREBY GIVEN, that the Books kept for the Registration of Transfers of Stock will 1>1' closed on and from the 13ih of February to and including ...

... THE METAL TRADE. I Metal Market, London, Jia. 2G, 18.)5. £ s. d. £ s. IEON—Bars, Welsh, in Loudon ..ton 9 g 0- 0 0 0 7 10 0- 7 15 0 Nail rods ti 10 0- 0 0 0 Bars, Staffordshire, in London 9 10 0-10 0 Nail Hods ditto 10 0 0-10 10 0 Hoops ditto 10 15 Sheets (single) 11 lo 0—12 ID 0 Pig, No. 1, Clyde 3 7 6— 3 8 No. I, iu Wales 415 Re lined Metal, ditto 0 0 0— 0 0 Burs common, ditto 6 10 Ditto, ...

... THE SHIP EMMA. The Emm t, another magnificent representative of the Whi.e Star Liue, aucmre i in tue Bay, at about ten o'clock yesterday mllruiug, wtih&Jt passengers, all in goo I hedth, after a. tine pas age oi it tys. T e Emma was built espe- cially f «r the passenger raUe, a id is fitted with every requi- site to coii.sti, ute her equal in acco nmod tion and c uirorfc to the otiier vessels ...

... LLANOVER. -No Lun diwe Mr 7' 7,HrniAH> D*D*' AB ^DIRWEST. t-stvn uchod fan tr:l(,; ;'dwyd darlith Cymreig ar y n tl v 7 iarch* r- Thorn .s, D.D., Prif Atbraw Coleg^ y Bedyddwyr yn Mhontvpwl vn vr Hen T vs » plwyfOver, set annedd .ly y Meistr'iaid Edmund a Daniel Jones deihaid y Gvvir Anrhyded lus Syr B. Hall AS Bar. I vwy.hl Bwrdd Cyffredinol Ieohyd. Cvnnal vvy 1 y uyfarfod yir yr hen barla ...

... C \ER EON. PETTY SESSIONS—Tuesday. (Before John Jenkins, Esq., and the Revds. \Vm. Powell and Charles A. Williams), James Freemantle was charged with assaulting his wife and child, by knocking the former under the fire-place with the chd I in her arms. The child's shoulder was bnrne I by the bars of the grate The wife stated that her hnshand had illtreated her several times before, and ttllt ...

... SIR, —Mr. Sidney Herbert, when quoting passages from my History of the Peninsular War, showing the bad condition of the British army after Talavera, forgot an important consideration—namely, that the tioops had been marchinz for months, had traversed a great part of Portugal and Spain, and their exhaustion and sufferings arose from Spanish civil mismanagement and breach of promises answering ...

... Numerous, and of course conflicting rumours, have been freely circulated in rel'ereuce to expected Ministerial changes, Home of the weekly newspapers, pretending to official knowledge, having even gonpfo far as to publish reconstructed lists. The genel al opinion is that in the event of Mr. Roebuck's motion beitijr canied the Govern- ment will resign, but that if it is rejected the Duke of New ...

... We read in the Edinburgh Advertiser-Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton having handsomely placed in the hands of the Senatus Academicus the power of determining the ablest treatise out of all the matriculated students of (he College of Edinburgh, it is understood that the decision will be given forll. in the course of a few weeks. The linal award has been made in ibe competition for the Burnett Prizes. ...

... FAIRS.—Glamorganshire; Cowbridge, February 6; Llandaff, February 9. — Monmouthshire: None. -Brecon- shire: None. ...

... His Grace the Duke of Newcastle has received the fol- lowing despatches fiom Field-Marshal Lord Raglan. The tiritt of these documents was published on the 24th itist., and the eecoud appeared in a London Qatette Extraordinary ou 8aturday lut Before Sebastopol, Jan. 6. My Lord Duke—The weather has been so bad since I wrote to your grace on the 2dinottnt that I have not vet b.en able to ...

... CARDIFF. Inquests.—An inquest was held at the Town Hill, on Tuesday last, before li. L. lieec:, Esq., on the body of Thomas Owen, seaman on board the President, of Cardigan, who was found drowned in the Bute Docks, ou TueM ...

... PONTRHYDYRUN. Fowl, Stp.alin'o.—On Friday nigkt last, an outhouse belonging to the premises occupied by Mr. Wm. Potter, was braken into, and five fowls stolen. The police are on the look out, and, no doubt, will succeed in discovering the thieves. ...