... PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY$EXPEDITIOUSLY EXECUTED AT THE Hldiit faeral Ipriritng 15, COMMERCIAL-STREET, ifeWPOUT, NON BOOK-PRINTING, BUSINESS FORMS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, REPORTS, &C. WR. MATTHEWS and CO., TEA and • COFFEE MERCHANTS, 19, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT. BONDED AND FREE STORES FOR SHIPS. [5 TOBACCO MANUFACTURED IN NEWPORT. GEORGE FOTHERGILL, 68, COMMERCIAL ...

... It is mischievous to hold out piemiums for delusiae appear rnccs, especially in articles used for food, where quality and wnolesomeness are most important. Traders with the Chinese have proved its injuriousness by offer- ing higher prices for the handsomest tea; for the celestials finding how very much more they obtained for tea when made goad looking, now coat over with pow- dered colour, ...

... SOUTH DEVON RAILWAY. FROM EXETER TO TRURO. DAYS. SUNDAYS. STATIONS. aMmL ft m3 I'^ 2 2 Exp 2 MAIL 1,2,3 1,2,3 Exeter P; • P; ™: P: ™n|P- P- »• a. m. a.m.'a.m. p.m. p.m. SSS'1 -• 4 3 7 30 1» 25 J 2 50 5 ) 7 S|» « 4 1 ? » ,g gl Z i f g sr- ••• ',&»»\» f»,j-}.»!«»«lf .8?| -1 JS FROM TRURU TO EXEFER. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. X.XI0S„ 1'2'3 l» 2 E3CP- Att|l,2,8| 1, 2 1,2,3 MAIL 1,2,3; 1, 2 ,1,2,3 1 ...

... Outturn in ganw. RETURN OF ^OUT> CLYDE.—Some of our contempora- ries an if j'. nee that Lord Clyde maybe expected in England about the middle of this month. We are more inclined to think, how- ever, that toe gallant general will arrive about the end of Febru- ary, when, doubtless, the coumtry will give him such a reception as his great services deserve.—and Xavy Gazette. STATUE OF GENERAL ...

... Cime Cubits. WESTERN VALLEYS RAILWAY. FROM NEWPORT TO NANTYGLO AND EBBW VALE. WilEK IJAY SUNDAYS — aTATio>a. 1, *2, 3 i 2, 7'i 1^ 2, Sj 17 2,17 ^3 „ A.M. NOON. P.M. A.M. P.* Newport, poek-streeti 7 0 12 0 5 30 8 SO 5 15 Bassalleg Junction 7 12 i12 13 5 43 g 43 5 28 i.ydfce 7 17 1*2 18 .48 8 48 0 33 ftisca 7 26 12 27 o 57 8 57 5 42 Crosslveys. 7 32 1., 34 g 4 93 5 4g Chapel bridge 12 30 6 9 9 7 ...

... It is now announced almost in official language that England and France have fully agreed to recognize and protect the Central Italian State which has been formed out of the Puchies of Tuscany, Parma, and Modena, and the Papal province of the Romagna. This consum- mation has been for some time certain, and we were enabled to allude to it as soon as the refusal of the Catholic Powers to join in ...

... THE EXTKEMK POINT OF AMERICA.— Capt. M'Clintock wih-s O ir hb -uis hava deter- mined the exait position of the estr, me nOI thern pro- montory of the continent of America I have affixed to it the name of Murchison, after the distinguished Presi- dent of the Royal Geographical Sucicty, the a renuoua advocate for this 'Further Search,' and the able cham- pion of Lidy Franklin, when she needed ...

... THE IRON TRADE. The last meeting of the ironmasters of the Wolver- hampton district was numerously attended, all the gioat nrms ill the district being represented, The amount of business actually done at the meetinor 13 seldom large, it being devoted more to conver- sation re'ative to the prospects of the trade, and to the ascertainment of the feeling of consumers at home and of shippers. The ...

... gut tinges. PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, NEATLY$E5.FEl)l T 10 USL F EXECUTED AT THB Ultrlra Antral ^.1 rutting (Dffict, 15, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, MOJT BOOK-PBINTING, BUSINESS FORMS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, CIRCULARS, CARDS, REPORTS, 32, COMMERCIAL ROAD, NEWPORT. NEWPORT and PILLGWENLLY LO,\N X 1 and DISCOUNT Office. Sums advanced from C2 upwards returnable by weekly Payments, or otherwise, as ...

... It may be profitable to our fair readers to know that the GLENFIKLD PATENT ^TAECH,^ which lias been exclusively used in HEhl MAJESI YS LAUN- DUY for many years, may now be obtaiued from ail respectable Grocers almost as cheap as the most common kiulls made, for although it necessarily costs theai more, the large quantity sold yields, in the abrogate, a larger profit than the inferior kinds and ...

... FIRST AXD SECOKD.—We think we are safe in saying that none of our readers would travel in t. Second Class Railway Carriage, if they could havt a First Class for the same fare, and equally safe it saying that as few would take a second class artick if they knew they could procure a first class at the 'V same price. Strange as it may seem we have it in out- power to name one article which may ...

... fteam (Sommunication. STEAM COMMUNICATION ITH THE SOUTHyOF IRELAND, via NEW MILFORD (Milford HiiveD), AND WATERFORD AND COttK. DAILY SERVICE (SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.) rpilE Waterford and Milford v^- 1 Haven Steam Ship Co.'s Vessels, and ^ST~ '• -^SasS^-the Cork and Milford Haven Steam Ships will sail as under, (wind and weather permitting) WATERFORD AND MILFORD HAVEN. From WATERFor.D 3.15 From NEW ...