... Parishes of St. Donat's, Eglwvrbrewis, Homingstone, Gil- stone, Cilybebyll, Llanean Llandyfodog, Lfanblethian Tlamreinor; Llanmaes, Llandow Llanhhaiigel, LHndn l St. Mary. St. Mary Hill, Werthyrmawr, Monknash, Matcross' and St. Brides Minor. Across, Church Services-English, Welsh.O • nltomnf^ o No Dissenting Places of Worship > Number of parishes, 37; number of churchp* -oESV. lish services, ...

... TUE AMAZON.—The arrival of the last West India s'eamer without bringing any more news of the crew and passengers of ,the Arnazm, hsis almost destroyed the last Vi:st'¡.;c of hope that any more are saved. Mrs. Symons, the widow of the unfortu- nate commander, hns left Southampton for Newcastle Miss Brariy, the sister of the Admiralty agent, is, it is feared, in- curably afflicted. The shock and ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Itix-anderatood that the Queen intends to give a third.Sti Bali in the month of June next, and that for the encouraf. ment of trade, her Majesty has resolved that it shal' Fancy Bali. The costume will be the full dress of the of King Charles the Second, from the Restoration, in I L, 1685. The choice of dress will not be limited to this coun but will include the Court costume of ...

... THURSDAY. [CONTINUED FROM OUR THIRD PÀGE.] James Jones, convicted on Wednesday, of stealing sun- dry articles, the property of Mr. Firbank, and whose sen- tence was then defeued, was this morning sentenced to four days' imprisonment. LLANMARTIN—STEALING DUCKS. Joseph Hopkins, Thomas Lewis, and John Williams were indicted for stealing three ducks, the property of James Jones, at Llantarnam, on ...

... EMIGRATION. Mrs. Chisholm, a lady who is laudably engaged in assisting intending emigrants, delivered the following observations, air Birmingham, a few days since:— In looking out for a ship. the first duty of a parent was to certain that he could provide his family with an enclosed cabin, without which they would necessarily be exposed. Up to the day she commenced her labours it was customary ...

... THE NEWPORT FLOWER SHOW. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,-I am astonished to find upon inquiry, we are to have no flower show this year in Newport. After the very flat tering and auspicious beginning we had last year, I was not f at all prepared for such a result. The cause, I hear, is the loss of funds which had been lodged in the bank of Messrs- W illiams. This, of course, was quite unforeseen, and ...

... CHEPSTOW. Opening of the Great I*, ail way Bridge at Chepstow. I Wednesday last was the auspicious day, so long desired by railway shareholders, men of business, and tourists, whea an unbroken line of railway should connect South Wales with the Metropolis of the linipire. Glorious sunshine, perhaps too glowing welcomed the event; cannon roared and reverberated from rock to rock upon either ...

... BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. TO CONTRACTORS. PARTIES desirous of Contracting for the Construction of 123 yards of 3 ft. X 2 feet eggshaped BRICK SEWER, for the Local Board of Health, may see Drawings and Specifications, on application at the Office of the Surveyor to the Board. Sealed Tenders to be sent to my Office, on or before MONDAY, 23rd WOOLI,ETT, Town-Clerk. Council-House, 10th July, 1855. ...

... Information was received at Rotterdam on Thursday ;hat the cholera is prevailing in the capitals and various )ther places in the Kingdom of Sweden and Denmark, ind also in St Petersburgh, and a long list is given of ( mfected places. THE QUICKEST LONG STEAM PASSAGB EVER MADE. 1 —The new paddle steam ship, Valetta, built by Messrs 1 Mare and Co., at Blackwall, with engines by Messrs. ( Penn and ...

... •r>f T -i -^ETTY SESSIONS—TUESDAY Before John Jenkins, ESQ AN^l tW -o i and C A W he Wm P°well The Overseers of the Poor of th^S • i. Vach were summoned by the rMn»- r Pansh Lanthewy anion, for not paying their call of £ 32* 8s Poat.vP°o1 stated that a parish meeting had been r.,11,1 ? overseers nuered the demand was exorbitant AH TK a C01? ivas not in accordance with their neichboif^0^and ...

... A Correspondent, who signs himself a Thinker, is inac- curate, in stating that we wrote a sweeping article con- demnatory of a summary jurisdiction for the punishment of Juvenile Offenders, last week ■ we did no such thing, but we certainly did denounce Sir J. Pakington's Ju- venile Offenders Bill. of criminals generally is a matter of great difficulty; and to know how to deal with juvenile ...

... Import and Exportt; for the week ending May 2. IMPORTS. Friends, Bristol, timber. Erin. Eaglet, Barrow; Ocean Child, Bullovr, iron ore. Hope, Bristol, light --Lively, Laugharne, a(iii,.ries.-Glencaple, Bristol, I ight.-B rot here, Gloucester, sundries. Mary Ann, Hannah, Good Hope, Bullow Mary Jones, Barrow; lamer, Fowey, iron ore. llselfina, Rifncr, Rotterdam, ballast. Elizabeth, Br stol; ...