... The statue of the late Lord Herbert will be erected in 'ront of the Council House, Salisbury. | We have to record the death of John Bagshaw, formerly I H.P., for Norwich. He was 77 years of age. | The African mail steamer Armenian sailed on Wednes- A lay from Liverpool for the West Coast of Africa, with | ,he mails, and a number of passengers. The Duke of Cambridge's absence from the ceremony ...

... PETTY SESSIONS.—WEDNESDAY, Nov. 20TH. (Before the Rev. EDMUND LEIGH, and H. M. KENNARD, Esq.) Margaret Habbukuk charged David Jenkins with being the father of an illegitimate child, born on the 19th of September, at Ebbw Vale. Complainant swore that Jenkins had promised her marriage, and called her sister, Elizabeth, to corroborate her evidence.—She obtained an order of 2s. 6d. a week. Ann ...

... Nov. 25TH, 1861. (Bsfore Chief Justice COCKBURN, and Justices WIGHT- MAN and BLACKBURN.) BATCHELOR V- REESE. This was a rule obtained by defendant calling upon the plaintiff to show cause why the award which had been made by Mr. Granville Somerset, in favour of the plaintifi, for the sum of J6742 15s. 3 I., should not be set aside or referred back for uncertainty and ambiguity. Mr. Gray, for ...

... THE LATE MRS. DAVIES, OF TREVETHIN PARSONAGE, PONTYPOOL. We announced in our last issue the decease of this g estimable lady, and alluded to the general manifestation of grief which it occasioned in the parish. Tnat grief, deep as it was, and unfeigned, was but a just tribute to her worth. Her sterling qualities and numberless acts of kindness are too well-known and appreciated in this ...

... I CULTIVATION OF BARLEY GROWN FROM OATS.1tlr. Stephen Smith, of Fen Ditton, states in the Cambridge ChronicleA great deal having been said about growing barley from oats, and many different opinions ex pressed respecting it, I beg to state that I am a grower of the oat barley. I sowed some last year upon skirt land in a field with chevalier, when the difference was so great that you could ...

... We arc informed that the announcement in our paper of the 16th, that Charles Rieketls, bt-ei-house keener Crumlin, was charged with selling beer at improper hours, on Sunday, the 3rd November, was incorrect. The charge related to a Tuesday evening some weeks previously. There was also an inaccuracy in the same paragraph as to the alleged reference to teetotallers; ...

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... TESTIMONIAL TO A. DILLOX, ESQ.—The important 1 position now held by the Provincial Insuran3e Company has become more manifest than ever since its business H has been transferred to the new offices; and, as the credit of originating the company and the successful working of its complex machinery are mainly due to one individual—the energetic secretary—a number of gen- tlemen connected with ...

... CANTON CHURCH BAZAAR. On Thursday, Friday, and Saturday last the Assembly-room in the Town-hall, Cardiff, presented a pleasing appearance, having been most tastefully fitted up with stalls for the sale of useful and ornamental articles. The object of the promoters is to raise funds for completing another portion of the above- named edifice. This bazaar had been got up by an active committee of ...

... BRYNMAWR. LECTURE,-La.st week a lecture was delivered at Market Hall, for the purpose of furthering the projectH of establishing a Welsh se'tlement at Patagonia. ThereH was a large concourse of working classes in attendances and at th, close of the meeting a great nutnbjr of iii,,ne, were given CONCERT.—Oa Wednesday se'nnight a concert held at the Rhoboth chupei, and was very numerotis;v ...

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... THE G !|l0niiwut|iiMre NEWPORT, SATUItDA Y. DEC. 28, 1861. |THIS year the return of Christmas has haenjf Isaddened by a calamity which has been feltl throughout the nation. The death of the Prince Consort, with the consequent bereave-g ment of our beloved Queen and her children, is an event which, but three weeks ago, no one supposed would fall within the limits of the current year. But, alas ...