... BRECON. s. d. s. d. s. d. II. d. Wheat. 5 0..5 6 White Pease 4 0..4 3 Barley. 3 4..3 8 Creydittf. 3 6..4 0 Oats 2 6..3 0 Cheese per lb 0 4..0 5 Malt per sack. 0 0..0 0 Salt Butter per lb. 0 9j.Q Q ...

... At the August meeting of directors, held on Wednesday last, the Rev. Edward Hawkins, vicar, in the chair, the list of subscriptions, reported by the honorary secretary, as received since the last meeting, was read over, £ s. d. 2 12 The total before received being. 239 2 0 Making, together 241 14 6 RESERVED FUND. July 3.-Amount now at Interest. JE824 7 0 MonthlyReport, ending June 30 Monthly ...

... SOUTH WALES KA1LWAY TIM E. OWN TRAINS WEl- K DAYS. SUNDAYS. J UP TRAINS. WEEK DAYS. SUNDAYb iBt^d Istliii 1st 6ii Ist2d| lixp.j Mail lixp Mail, Ist2i! Ist2d 1st & Mail.* lsnd Kxp. Ist2d Ist2d Mail. Ist2d lst2d:lst2d|Mail. Ist2 ...

... WEEKLY CALENDAR. boon's Age-Full Moon, 25th, 2Gat past 9 after. i)ay S Lin Moon Day .NloonSets. Rises Sun Sets. Rises. Yeay 22 5 47 5 58 5 11 0 8 265 23 5 43 55G 5 33 1 40 j 266 21 5 50 5 54 5 50 3 14 267 25 5 51 ...

... TREDEGAR. HOLIDAY BALLS.—The annual re-unions took place at the Tredegar Arms, the Castle, and the Black Prince, at the late festive season, as usual, and were all attended by respectable and numerous parties. The excellent Tredegar Band lent their skilful aid at each ball, and rendered good service. RECRUITING.—George Homfray, Esq., of the Monmouth- shire Light Infantry, has paid this place a ...

... THE IMPROVEMENT OF ABERGAVENNY. AMONG the communities which are awakening to the propriety of paying more attention to their condition, as regards health and cleanliness, the people of Abergavenny are taking a prominent position. There, as at many other places, the loveliness of the district has impressed strangers all the more forcibly with the neglect of sanitary measures for the comfort and ...

... WEEKLY CALENDAR. Age—Last Quarter, loth, 50m past 1 after. Dayolj Sun ? SUN SETS Moon |MOONSETS I Day. M .'iithj Kises ;> Rises. j xear 11 | 4 40 7 30 9 14 J 8 4 ) 216 12 4 44 7 28 9 23 9 26 217 13 4 43 7 36 9 43 10 43 218 14 4 45 7 24 9 59 0A 1 219 15 4 47 7 22 10 19 1 16 220 16 4 48 7 29 10 42 2 29 ) 221 17 j 4 50 1 7 10 II 13 j 3 38 222 ...

... DIAGRAM j..r:n2 Showing the fluctuations in the average price of w the six weeks ending September 21, 18o j PRICE. Aug. 17 Aug. 24 Aug. 31 Sept. 7 Sept. 43s 8d ooooooo • • 43s 6d o ooooooo ooooooo • • 2d ° oooooo Trtj o oooooo 42s lOd • «> o oooooo 42s 7d •• •• *• ...

... AGENTS FOR THE MONMOUTHSHIRE Mvn rIM LOCAL AGENTS*.— Abergavenny—Mr. J. H. Morgan, Chepstow— Mr. Clark A„,I M & Messrs. Rees & Son, stationers. Taylor, stationers &c. Abtrsjichun-Mr. Somers. Monmouth—Mr. Cossens, Post. Aberdare—-Mr. T. Evans, sta- office. B/r,RWU8FRIST'R4C' Merthyr Tydvll —Mr. Wilkins, nlatkuood Mr. Jones, post-office. stationer. Brynmawr-.Mr^Edwards,bookseller Pontypridd—Mr. ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, NOVEMBER 20. INSOLVENT. Edward Mardon, Honiton, Devonshire, hatter. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Charles Armstrong Madden, High-street, Southwark, eating- house keeper. BANKRUPTS. James Hart, Great Chart, Kent, hop merchant. John Sanderson, Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire, victualler. Thomas Stammers Alger, Eton, miller. Augustus Ross Griffiths Fortier, Norwich, tea dealer. ...

... PORT OF NEWPORT., A List of Vessels which have entered Inwards, with Cargo, } cleared Outwards, at this Port, in the week ending the 22, February, 1831. INWARDS. I WITH SUNDRIES.—Tredegar, Harwood; Moderator, Johns; Evans; Bristol Packet, Scott; George, Johns; Ann, Richards; Coombs, and John, Gaynor, from, Bristol.—Pacific, Ellis, from Waie\. ford.—Fame, Lowther, from Cork.—Speedwell, Gravel; ...

... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 1. — BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. Samuel W. Barringer, St. John-street, West Smithfield, tavern keeper, from June 4 to$une 15. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William I-Iay ward, BraiHL(». Easex, tailor. I?ffhttU3PTS. Banjamin Biggs, Walworth, Surrey, surveyor. Wm. Sadler, Dartford, Kent, lime burner and market gardener. Godfrey Young, Newington-Butts, upholsterer. Thomas Marsh, ...