... ANOTHER CURE OF CONSUMPTIVE COUGH BY DB LOCOCK'S PULMONIC WAI'ERS.-Extract of a letter fiom J Mr Thomas Dean, 150, Scotland Road, Liverpool. Gentlemen,—! have great pleasure in communicating sSiT; herself it settled upon her lungs. She was trouoiea t 1. a d eadful cough, and every tion She applied to her medical man, but did not obtain any relief; when, upon the recommendation of a friend s e ...

... ELECTION OF BOROUGH SURVEYOR.—A meet- in» ot the Town Council with reference to this matter was luld on Tuesday. The members P^sent »ere ThJa.G.atr.x.E.q.. Mayor, in the chair; Aldermen Tlomfnv Edwards, Mullock, and Townsend m! srs Lvne, H. J. Davie, Brown, Williams, Moore, ? 88 Httrrhv, John Lewie, Sheppard, and Morgan. Mr. Jones, H«r J, applications had been examined biur^mittee according to ...

... THE ITALIAN DIFFICULTY. ALLEGED AGREEMENT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND FRANCE. The Times, speaking of the news received from Paris under date of Monday last, and which appears in our sixth page, says It appears, then, according to this statement, that so long ago as the month of August a proposition wa3 mide by the English to the French Government to come to a special agreement for the settlement of ...

... MR. BRIGHT ON THE Krlr UKM QUESTION. MEETING AT BIRMINGHAM. The country has again been favoured with Mr. Bright's views on the subject of Parliamentary reform. At a meeting held in Birmingham, on Friday, the 6th instant, he enunciated, for the thousandth time, his sentiments upon the extension of the franchise, the ballot, the mea- sures of reform proposed by various statesmen from the time ...

... ABERGAVENNY. At the magistrates' meeting at Abergavenny, on Wednesday last, Wm. Moore, a tramp, was charged by Miss Hannah Coates, of the Cymreigyddion Hall Inn, Tudor-street, with begging, and assaulting her sister on Sunday evening last. Moore was dismissed, on promising not to offend again. ...

... farming and ^rlcaiw#. THE EFFECT OF MANURES 0;: TIIT; PitonucTioN OF PLANTS.—The ...

... gfurport gotice Matdtigeuce. BOROUGH POLICE.—FRIDAY. [Magistrates: THOMAS GHATKEX, Esq, Mayor; R. F WOOLLETT Esq.; and E. J. PHILLIPS, Esq.1 Charles Gibbs was charged with threatening Martha Reed, and breaking some or!.m'nts belonging to her. The case was dismissed. Henrietta S*e Mman, a ruler of planets, was charged with assaulting Isaac Fienburg, ir. a dispute which arose concerning the ...

... USK. A RUN WITH THE LLANGIBBY PACK. The meet on Monday, the 2nd of January, was at the Riiadyr, near Usk, at half-past nine. As we were going up to draw Poacarrow wood, just before we gut to the limekiln, the hounds threw up their noses and dashed off, leaving the huntsman with only one hound at his horse's fieels-tliis was a cropped eared one, which had been so disciplined that he evidently ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. For the information of intending subscribers to the MERLIN, and of those who have already favoured us with instructions to place their names on our Sub- scription List, we beg to state that the paper will be supplied upon the following terms *« ...

... In calling the attention of our readers to the excellence of Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, we cannnot forbear the plea- sure of stating that we fully agree with our contemporaries when they ask the cause of our public streets being so clear of penoils suffering from various diseases. We fully agree with them, it must be from the extraordinary virtues of Dr. Scott's Bilious and LWer ...

... MR. RELPH OX THE LETTING OF FARMS. [TO THE EDITOR OF THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN.] SIR,-A few weeks ago I read Mr. Relph's speech at thö Abergavenuy Agricultural Show on the subject of; letting farms; I haye also read Lord Tredegar's opinion on the same subject, at the Newport Agricultural Show, and we ought all of us to be thankful that the land and the power are in the hands of the Noble Lord. ...

... MONMOUTH. BURGLARY.—A daring attempt at robbery was per- petrated on Friday morning last, between 2 and 3 o'olock, on the premises occupied by Mr. Williams, the New Inne Whitecross-street, Monmouth. It appears that the burglar effected an entrance into the house by taking a pane of glass from the window of a room on the ground- floor at the rear of the premises, and which opens into a yard ...