... PETTY SESSIONS.—TUESDAY. (Before the Revds. W. Powell and C. A. Williams.) Michael Williams, of Tredunnock, was summoned by Elizabeth Croney, for non-payment of wages, to the amount of £ 1 1'')5. 6d. She hired with Mrs. Williams on the 8th of May last, at £ o a-year, and about six weeks ago she gave a month's notice to leave, but she did not do so until the end of five weeks, when she was seen ...

... MONMOUTH. SCENIC BEAUTIES AND ANCIENT Ruiis IN THE NEIGHBOURHOOD OF MONTIOUTH.-rlrorn an announce- ment in our advertising columns of to-day, it will be per- ceived that a movement is on foot to render the curiosities, relics of ancient castles, and abbeys, tha beautiful scenery, &c.,in the neighbourhood of Monmouth, still better known than they are alieady, to the tourist, the antiquarian, ...

... DEATH BY BUp,fNC -jane Jones, a little girl of six years, met with an accident on the 21st ult., which termi- nated fatally on Friday. It appeared from the evidence gaven, before G. Overton, Esq., at the inquest, that she was left alone with the other children, while her father and mother went out. When they returned they found what was left of her clothes in the garden, and the child herself ...

... THE RAILWAY TO PENARTII.—We understand that, in addition to the line from the Taff Yale Railway, the South Wales Company intend constructing a Branch from their line to the river Ely. The line from the Taff y le will start from a point near the Weir, at Meliu- grifEth, and pass by Fairwater, near the Ely village. there will be no dock made at present, but a tidal har- bour m the Ely river, ...

... CONCERT.—A concert of sacred music was recently performed by the Tredegar Choral and Philharmonic Societies, at the Welsh Baptist Chapel, Bridge-street, Tredegar—the proceeds to be applied to the erection of a chapel or chapels in the cemetery of the Tredegar dis- trict. The music selected for this laudable and interest- ing occasion was chiefly from the works of the immortal Ilandel; ...

... GENERAL NE\V8. COAT, TUADE. Adriccs frem Malta mention tbttt market us completely gutted with steam-coal and patent fuel. Of the former, between the 12th and 19th of Sep- tember, as many as 45 cargoes had arrived from Cardiff, Swansea, Newcastle, Shields, Androssan, and Liverpool, bringing 16,000 tons, in addition to the already heavy Stocks. Of these arrivals, 30 were in English, four in ...

... CHRISTCHURCH. BOARD OF HEALTH MEETING.—THURSDAY. The first meeting of the newly-established Board of Health for this district, was hold at Gore Villa, the resi- dence of Mr. William Graham, on Thursday evening, at seven o'clock Present: Messrs Win. Granun, Thomas Richards, T. J. Hall, John Andrews, E. V. Jenkins, James Maule, and Wm. Evans. Absent Mr. T M. Llewellin „ and Mr. George Wheller. ...

... FRIDAYS MARKETS. LONDON CORN MARKET.- FRIDAY. The market was firm both for English and Foreign, with a fair business doing but the supplies were not large. Oats held firm v, Fine Corn wanted. In Barley there were many transactions, and prices stiff. Flour fully as dear, with a good demand. In Beans and Peas sevwal sales. AKRIVALS.—British Wheat, 5,342 sachs Ditto Barley, 590 sacks Ditto Malt, ...

... fences, because the private Act did not require the fence to be put up at a^-—Mr. James was willing to admit a e general Act was included in the second Act, and they were willing to go upon the general Act. Even ad- mitting that in the second Act the construction of fences naa been enjoined, it was not upon that Act at all the action was brought, but upon the general law of the land. The Judge ...

... USK. PETTY SESSIONS-Town Hall, September 21,-Before G. R. G. Relph, F. M'Donnell, and S. Churchill, Esquires, and Rev. William Evans. DISTURBANCE WITH CONSTABLES—Jane Peachey Scriven appeared to prefer a charge against Bland- ford Lucas, John Lucas, and Richard Morgan, con- stables of Usk, for creating a disturbance in her house, and conducting themselves in a riotous and disorderly manner on ...

... FALL OF SEVASTOPOL. MARSHAL PELISSIER'S REPORT. HEAD QUARTER'S SEBASTOPOL, SEPT. 11. Monsieur le Marechal.—I shall have the honor to send you by next courrier a detailed report of the attack, which has rendered us masters of Sebastopol. I can only give you to-day a rapid sketch of the principal features of this great military achievement. Since the 16th of Aug., the day of the great battle of ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANY. Comparative statement of Traffic Receipts, week ending September 22d. 1855. Passengers £ 394 5 7 Goods and 9 G Total £ 2,217 15* 1 NEWPORT, ABERGAVENNY, AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. Return of Traffic for the Weekending September 221,1855 and corresponding week, 1854. 1855. 1854. Passengers, Parcels,Carriages, Horses, and Mails £ 39S 18 4 £ 352 7 4 Merchandise ...