... SONNET FARE\YELL 1862, WELCOME 1863. WE speed the going guest—the coming hail, With welcome glad The ills endured no more Remembered be than darker ills of yore :— Rejoice with joyous-with the mourneis wail; Love we our neighbours,— nor at railers rail,— Share we with poverty our richer store And having faith the cruise shall never fail, But PROVIDENCE will blessings en our pathway pour. Sing ...

... PJNIYPOOL (Continued fruni the Third Page ) CHILD DROWN KD — Ollie excitement was occasioned amongst a somewhat lar^e number of people who h id assembled at what is termed the Oil Forge Pond, on the afternoon of Tuesday Lst, as it was known that a fine clnld, between two and three years of age, had fillen into the water at that pi ice. It was soon asc rtained. hya man named Samuel Lucas, ...

... POLICE COURT.-DEC. 22. [Before C. NICHOLSON, Esquire.] John Hayes, a tramp, was charged with stealing one pair of trousers, the property of David Rogers, miller, Llanhennock, ou Dec. 20, from a hedge where it had been put to dry. Committed for one month. TUESDAY. [Before the Rev. W. POWELL, and C. NICHOLSON, Esq.] |Willi*m Harris, Tinworks, Pontheer, was charged with having a fishiag spear in ...

... THE LATE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT CWMBRAN. ADJOWTWED INQUEST.-THIRD DAY. The adjourned irquest, totichina the death of Robert M'Gep, engine driver, who was killed at the recent rail- way accident, at Cwmbran, was resumed on Iupsdav morning at the Forge Hammer Inn, before Mr. W. H. Brewer, coroner. The jury assembled at eleven o clock, ( but it was nearly twelve before the proceedings com- ...

... GARDEN OPERATIONS. PLANT- D LPAKTMEXT. Conservatory-, — Sh9 3-hoald b used sparingly except on brignt during do.iL1 unsettled woather plants require all the that cona ...

... EISTEDDFOD AND CONCERT.-Three competitive meet- ings were held at the Town-hall on Christmas Day, under the auspices of the Philharmonic Society. The three meetings were well attended, the third one par- ticularly so. In the morning the chair was taken by the Rev. Mr. Griffiths, Independent Minister, and in the afternoon and evening by the Rev. Daniel Morgan, Welsh Baptist Minister. The ...

... FIRES. -On Friday morning last, about six o'clock, a fire was discovered in the house of ML1 Thorn, of 26, Gough street, Temperance Town, by P.C. Hitchener. On the previous evening the family had been burning the Yule log. and on retiring to rest had placed its remains on the side of the grate; in a short time afterwards it had fallen off and set fire to the boards, burned them through, and ...

... SALMON FISHERIES ACT.-The following convic- tions have been recorded for offences against this law in the River Usk and its tributaries since the commence- ment of the present close seasonWilliam Morgan, on the River Usk, £ 2 and oosts R. Jones, on Yskir brook, C2, including cos's; IX Lewis, on Usk river, 22, including costs; W. Thomas and T Powell, on Senny brook, £ 2 each, inoluding costs; W ...

... COUNTY POLlCK-SATURDAY. [Magistrates The Ruv. THOMAS POPE, M.A., cLairman and Captain PHILI.IPS, R N.] THE CASE OF MANSLAUGHTER AT ST. BRIDES.— Frederick Rees was brought up on remand charged with the manslaughter of bis master, Mr. Henry Langley, uf Penylan firm.—The evidence was the same as that ad- duced at the inquest, and which was fully reported in our columns last week. The prisoner ...

... Z\tc (nutrcJt, &x. THE BISHOP OF LONDON'S AIRTILOPOLITA,-I SCHEME.— The Rev. C. Girdlestone, rector of Kings.vinford, has published a letter to the Bishop of London, advocating the expenditure of the proposed million-fund, or a portion of it, in carrying out a plan stated in the form I of a resolution, thus That the most hopeful mean- of providing for the spiritual wants of the poorer ...

... CHRISTMAS MARKED.—At this very creditable display both meat and poultry were abundant; indeed the supply of the latter was larger than at any previous period. The meat show was made by the proprietors of ,the various establishments as attractive as possible, by the gay and tasteful decorations. The following des- cription will serve to indicate the character of the display;—Mr. Herbert Morgan ...

... For affections of the liver, indigestion, flatulency, bile, sick head-ache, giddiness, loss of appetite, lowness of spirits, with sensation of fulness at the pit of the stomach, pains between the shoulders, and the distressing feeling arising from indigestion and general debility, Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, prepared without any mercurial ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, ...