... •r>f T -i -^ETTY SESSIONS—TUESDAY Before John Jenkins, ESQ AN^l tW -o i and C A W he Wm P°well The Overseers of the Poor of th^S • i. Vach were summoned by the rMn»- r Pansh Lanthewy anion, for not paying their call of £ 32* 8s Poat.vP°o1 stated that a parish meeting had been r.,11,1 ? overseers nuered the demand was exorbitant AH TK a C01? ivas not in accordance with their neichboif^0^and ...

... William Brewer, Esq., coroner, held an inquest, on Monday last, at the Globe Inn, Canal-side, on view of the i)ody of Robert Watkins, aged twenty-eight, when the following evidence was given:—. Evan Evans I work on Mr. Bailey's wharf. On Good Friday, I was engaged in shipping iron on board the Ann, Df Ulverstone. The rails were lowered down by a rope and a guy, fastened to a bar of iron fixed ...

... AT the tenth anniversary festival of the Theatrical Fund, held at the London Tavern, on Monday evening, Mr. Backs tone, who was in the chair, made an excellent speech, full of humour, kindliness, and feeling, in which after commenting upon the nature and objects of the so' ciety, he dwelt upon the hardships of a poor country actor's life, and favoured the company with a bit of his ...

... Funeral of Mrs. Jones, of Llanarth. On Tuesday morning last, the mortal remains of this es- twi i 7 were interred m the crypt of the Catholic Ca- thedral, at Clifton. The funeral was a private one, chiefly consisting of the family circle, intimate friends of the de- i ceased, and a few from Monmouthshire. Had the ceremony j been a public one, a very numerous assemblage from this county, and ...

... (Before the Mayor; J. Brown, and G. Gething, Esqrs.) CASE OF ASSAULT. James Hatter, haulier, whose case was remanded on Thursday last, was charged with assaulting Mr. M. Mor- rison, on the 2nd inst.; and with unloading a cart of hay in the public streets.—Mr. Morrison said he brought the case forward entirely on public grounds, that the defendant and others might know their duty. The ...

... ADDOLI, moli'm Elen,—em anwyl, VVna'm enaid vn Ilawen Adfywiad i fy awen Nwyf-wael, yw ei uefol wen. Yn ei chwm ni hi, fy awen-gyfyd U wch gofal ac angen, Ei Hesgawb, ei phawb, a'i phen, Wyf inau- anwyl feinwen. Exeter. COHELYN. ...

... The following statement has recently been published by the Metropolitan Early Closing Association:— That this Association was formed in 1842. That it is estimated that at least 150,000 young men and young women are more or less directly interested—physi- cally, morally, socially, and religiously—in the efforts of this society. This is quite irrespective of the large measure of influence it is ...

... CAPTURE BURGLARS.—On Sunday last, two men, named AY iliiam Morris and Stephen Johnson, were appre- hended by Superintendent Jeremiah and P.C. Williams, for having broken open a house, on Saturday night, the 7th inst., at lower Cwmbran, aud stolen a quantity of wearing apparel therefrom. The goods were all found in the possession of the prisoners, and great credit is due to our worthy ...

... GRAND CniCK.ET MATCH.—A match between the Eleven of All England versus 22 of Neath and South Wales, will take place at Neath, on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, the 4th, 5th, and 6th days of June next, when the Eleven of All England will be select'd from the following A. Felix, A. Mynn, Box, Clarke, A. Clarke, Parr, Anderson, Caesar, Stephenson, S. Parr, Wiltshire, Pickley, Tuiley, and Guy and ...

... THE full particulars of the sortie of the 22nd of March are now before the public; and from the details given, a second battle of Inkermann, on a small scale, would seem to have been fought, and with precisely the same results. There was a surprise, and a repulse Huge masies of in- fantry bore down unexpectedly upon the French and English, took them in flank and rear, but profited nothing by ...

... FIRE.—Yesterday, some little damage was done to the Pottery of Mr. Mullock, at Llantarnam, originating in the kiln. ...

... BALAKLAVA, MARCH 27.-There was an armistice on the 24th for two hours, for burying the dead. The Russians | buried 400 men. Colonel Kelly is a prisoner at Sebastopol, slightly wounded. Captain Montague is a prisoner, and is not wounded. There were false alarms on Saturday and Monday, the 24th and 26th of March. It is hoped that the fire will open this week. ...