... I-relanD. THE TIPPERARY ESTATES of Count Chabot were sold in the Landed Estates] Court on Friday in twenty-five lots, the whole producing £ 40,000. The rates of purchase were extremely high, beyond, in some instances,' the average prices realised in the land market. THE LATE WILLIAM FAG AN, ESQ., M.P for Cork, has left an estate of £2,000 a year, and £51,000 to his second son. His eldest son ...

... W. A. D'AROV. Alpha-road, Regent's-park, dealer in horses. J. C. MORGAN, Ajin's-terrace, Cambridge-heath, Hackney, builder. A. PAYNE, Grove-terrace, Queen's-road, Bayswatcr, poulterer. E. W. BIAGGINI, Huggin-lane, City, warehouseman. W. R. and F. G. BAXTER, Birmingham, curriers. W. MACHIN, Rurslem, Staffordshire, merchant. W. GOODE, jun., Great Boivden, Leicestershire, cattle dealer, J. ELLIS, ...

... A crowded meeting of electors and rate- payers was held in the Town-Hall, Newport, on Monday evening last. After hearing Mr. CRAWSHAY BAILEY. M.P., in defence of his votes and local policy, the following resolution was proposed, seconded, and declared by his worship the mayor to have been carried by a laige majority :— That for the seven years during which Mr. Crawshay Bailey has sat in ...

... Mr. Edmunds, of Raglan, has written to complain of the manner in which a sale of coppice woods, at the Three Salmons was conducted, and alleges that the lots were not knocked down to the highest bidder. There may probably have been a misunderstanding which can be more easily set right by speaking to the Auctioneer. BLAENA vON.-The poetical effusion relative to Flirting it Pontypool, is declined. ...

... BOROUGH POLICE. [Magistrates THOMAS GRATREX, Esq., Mayor; R. F. WOOLLETT, E. J. PHILLIPS, and W. JENKINS, Esqs.] Ann Parsons was charged with assaulting Ann Web- ber. They were both bound over to keep the peace. James Le-vis, a bill poster, was summoned for destroying a bill, the property of Mr. Henry Mullock. Jane Williams, wife of William Williams, town crier and bill poster, stated that she ...

... NEWPORT TIDE TABLE. HICH WATBR. DEPTH AT MORN. EVEN. JDOCK GATES NJ^CEM^E^, 1859' H. M. H. M. FT. IN. 24, Saturday 6 25 6 44 26 9 25,Sunda.y. 7 4 7 23 27 0 26, Monday 7 42 7 58 26 9 27, Tuesday 8 14 8 31 26 2 28, Wednesday 8 48 9 5 25 2 29, Thursday 9 22 9 87 24 1 30, Friday. 63 10 8 22 10 ...

... .LONDON RAILWAY SHARE LIST. Shares. Railways. |Paid. closing P ices ''Tone8* 13 14 Birm.&StourValleyj All 8 81 Stock Birken.,Lancashire,]1 2 &Chesh Junction 100 76A— 77i Stock. Bristol and Exeter.'100 99 101 Stock. Bristol and Exeter.1100 99 -101- Stock. Chester & Holyhead! All — Stock. Eastern Counties AB 544 55A v, 43 KL Stock East Lancashire .jlOO [ i ? Stock. Great Northern .|100 J01^ ...

... CARDIFF. MUNICIPAL ELECTION.—On Wednesday, considerable excitement was occasioned in the North Ward by a contested election for the vacancy occasioned by the election of Mr. Pride as alderman, in the room of Walter Coffin, Esq., resigned. The candidates were Mr. C. E. Bernard, who had retired from the Council on the 1st instant, and Mr. John Winstone, of the George Hotel, who had been an ...

... [Magistrates The Rev. THOS. POPE, M.A., and TIlos. GRATREX, Esq., Mayor of Newport ] NEWPORT.—Thomas Cooper was charged with being absent from the training of the second batallion of the Royal Warwick Militia. The only evidence against the prisoner was that of the escort, by whom he was brought from the gaol at Birmingham. That was insufficient to warrant his detention, and he was ordered to ...

... The sudden conclusion of a treaty of peace is severely handled by the Times, which asserts that, after all, Austria will be the gainer by her defeats, and thinks Francis Joseph will yet learn to bless the happy day when his Imperial brother first determined to conquer his friendship. The writer pictures the laughter in- dulged in when the Emperors remember that there were dupes in the world ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. THE EMPEROR'S PAMPHLET. > promised pamphlet, bearing the signature of M. 9 uerroni«rethe Emperor's literary man-at-arms— t 't Guerroniire the Emperor's literary man-at.arml- L'Pt not without internal indication* of the matter- I 8om been published, and ha# made a *• sensation. *ord# f*'nt &'Ten con,enl, *n *ew lo th T'* rePr*,#'lt* civilisation. •ioua an ...

... GENERAL NEWS. I* j* Jlttwn ha* appointed to b* ChftplaitM In Ordinary »0(. fbe Rev. William Thompson, D.D., Pro- to||j0* Queefi's College, Otford, and Preacher at Lin- h«i?. London; the Re*. Williwn 8eltvyn, B.D., Ely and Margaret Profesaor of Divinity at ofMd tbe Her. Charlta Klngsley, jun.. Rector tU.rni Sunderladd shipwrights have met and t# earry on their atrike. They will submit of (their ...