... Ttpyn o Bob Peth. Mr Henry James, of the Oxford Circuit, has been muffle a Q.C. The Wtexham, Mold, and Cowsah's Quay Railway Bill has been read a third time in the House of Lords. At Rhoscolyn, near Holyhead, there is neither a parson nor policeman, a doctor or lawyer, an exciseman or brewery, to be found in the locality. The Times of India states that the head quarters and cantonment of the ...

... It is reported that Mr Lefeaux has found a promising opening of lead ore at the Nantyglo. mines, Hawdioes.. ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. We do not consider ourselves responsible for the opinions and sentiments of our Correspondents. ...

... The American House of Representatives has adopted, by a large majority, the Bill re-admitting the representatives of Vir- ginia into Congress, The measure was strongly opposed by leading members of the Radical party. The Poor-law Board have decided to apply the labour test to women, the Board having sanctioned a proposal, submitted to them by the Guardians of the Poplar Union, for the ...

... WhemTraupmann as takeaback to t! • prison of Grand Roquette after his sentence had been passed, he did not believe otherwise than that his life would be spared, judging from his general demeanour. He was conducted to the condemned cell, and was there stripped of his ordinary clothes and had to assume the garb of the con- demned criminal. All this process he underwent with apparent indifference ...

... One of the most interesting pieces of evidence which was given before the magistrates at Trowbridge on Thursday, at the examination of C nstance Kent, was the extraordinary statement of Sergeant Watte, viz. That on the Saturday which was the diy when diecovery of the murder was made, he found in the fire-hole-of th(, hot plate of the scullery a garment, which he described as a chemise, but ...

... Jfo notice can be taken of anonymous communications Whatever is intended for insertion must be authenti- cated by the name and address of the writer; net necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee ofgocd faith. Wecannot undertake to return rejected communication:- ...

... LOKDON, MOHDAY, February 27.—These markets con- tinue to be moderately supplied with potatoes. The trade, both for English and Scotch descriptions, is steady, and prices rule firm. The fact being that there is a cultivated Art among all great nati ns, inevitably necessary to them as the fulfilment of one part of their human nature. None but savage nations are without Art, and civilised nations ...

... To the Gentlemen of Haverfordwest, Pembroke, and Pembroke Dock. IIoNotJICI D SIRS,—My fond husband, who was a sailor, in one of last November's frightful storms was pitched from the deck of the City of Paris sfamer, into an angry sea, and perished. In one moment I was left a destitute ielphss widow, with two mere infant children. Kind friends sought cssistance for me in the above towns, Yon ...

... ™ E NB\ REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS—This celebrated preacher on Monday, Tuesday, Rnd Wednesday evenings, delivered eloquent addresses to large and attentive congregations, in Tudor Place, commencing at seven p.m., and in the Baptist Chape) at. 8.30. Many of those who were present at the former meeting were not, we fear, in the hahit of attending any place of worship, Mrs Guinness also preached in ...

... a^lfe speech. He afterwards, assisted by Sergeant- Paddon, invellted the Baron with the belt and 'f1' Ike band meanwhile playing See the oonquer- ■Jr° comes. The Baron, who was visibly affected, the men for the very high honour they had con- Opoo him, assuring them that he fully appreciated sindly feeling, which was reciprocated by him. It the happiest moment of his life. He felt proud to ...

... BIETHS, MABBIAGES, & DEATHS. Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, should be sent to us in Manuscript, properly authenticated. We cannot under- take tc search other papers for these announcements, vhica are frequently found 0 In incorrectly printed, or turn out to be untrue. BIRTHS. On the 20th instant, at Bridge Street, in this town, the wife of Mr J. Rees, grocer, &c., of a daughter. 011 ...