... THE COMMISSIONERS' REPORT. AT a PUBLIC MEETING held at the SHIRE HALL, Haverfordwest, on Thursday evening, the 27th ult. Haverfordwest, on Thursday ning, the 27th ult. to take into consideration the Reports of the Commissioners of Inquiry iafco the State of Education in Wales the fol- Ibwing^Wjj luting were unanimoulyadopted Moved by .the Rev. JAMEsTWiLr.rAMS, Seconded by WIU-IAM REES, Esq., n ...

... A PARODY ON MOORE'S FRIEND OF MY SOUL—AN IRISH MELODY. O friend! no more the goblet sip, 'Twill chase away no tear, But poison every virtuous lip, And every feeling sere. The dull delusive stream Will steal away thy mind, And like the midnight dream Will leave no trace behind. No more receive the treacherous glass That friendship fain would give, For none can drink its dregs, alas Too often ...

... ADVERTISEMENTS. PROPOSAL TO INCREASE THE CIRCULATION AND EFFICIENCY OF THE PRINCIPALITY. AVe feel great pleasure in calling the attention of our readers to the following address; the more so on account of its being unsolicited on our part. We rejoice that our labours have met the approval of such a man as Mr. Jones. TO THE READERS OF THE PRINCIPALITY. lIh AND BRETHREN,—In the present position ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE. TUESDAY, MARCH 7.—In addition to Friday's arrivals, we have had a-few more parcels of Wheat, Flour, and Oatmeal from Ireland whilst of any other produce thence, as well as of all articles coastwise and from abroad, our market continues to be very scantily supplied; the export of Indian Com_is,on the contrary, very considerable. ...

... TO OUR AGENTS. We beg to apprise cur agents that their accounts will be forwarded in the course of a few clays. Orders after the expiration of the present month must be accompanied by a remittance. ...

... ANALYSIS OF RAILWAY A CCrDENTS.-Hy an analysis of the returns Just published, it appears that of the 110 persons killed and injured, on all the railways in Great Britain and Ireland, during the six months ending the 31st December, 1847, there were-5 passengers killed, and 39 persons injured, from causes beyond their own control o passengers killed, and 3 injured, owing to their own miscon- ...

... COl'l'E'l'S. Aclvertisements. 5131 The Progress and Efficacy of Voluntary Education, as Exemplified in Wales.— Lecture by the Rev. Henry Itichard (continued from page 514 The Commissioners' Reports Public Meeting at Ponty- 514 515 Welsh intelligence 516 Review- Memoirs of the late Rev. W. Jones, Bridgend. 518 The Commissioners' Reports -Public Meeting at Car- 518 The Middle and Working ...

... HESSE CASSEL. An emente, attended with bloodshed, took place on the 10th of April at Cassel. A crowd, forming a pro- cession for the purpose of giving a serenade to the ministers, was charged by a military detachment. Several persons among the crowd were wounded, and one of them was killed on the spot. In a moment barricades were constructed in all the leading streets the arsenal was stormed, ...

... Bbba;itsmnrt& D A V I F- S, GROCER, IIIGI-I-,S,REE,r, CARDIFF, EGS to return his best thanks to his Friends and the Publie ) generally, for the very liberal Support he has experienced during the six YBars he has rechled in the town. R. D. begs a'rso to anuounco to Families and. others in Cardiff and vicinity, that he has connected the ;GENJ:.IAL RI;OVIQIO?T TRADE ?\ex4^>€i'>;n' to the (.-HOC ...

... BRISTOL Hr-n.F, Rifle Brigade stationed at Horneld .^arracks, near Bristol, pleasant turn out last Tue ore Durham Downs, fdr the purpose of firing in detached parties with blank cartridge. The day was bcautifnl, and the numerous white thorn bushes scattered over the downs afforded s-^appropriate covering for the men in their peculiar mode of field practice. At a short distance they wore ...

... THE WELSH PERIODICALS. THE last number of the TKAETIIODYDD opens with a review of MoreU's Historical- and Critical J-'ietc of the Spe- culative Philosophy (?f Europe in the Nineteenth Century. The article is upon the whole very readable, though we fear the information it furnishes is not in all instances correct, of which we may yet have more to say, We readily admit the difficulty of giving ...

... Carfctff Abbrrtisrmtnts. I do not relish fresh meat in warm weather. Do you know where I con h.aYo GOOD WELSH BACON ? Why, yes. at E. DAVIES'S GOLDEN CANISTER TEA. WAREHOUSE, TRINITY-STREET, CARDIFF, Where you can rely upon having it good; a slice of which with your breakfast is delicious. His TEAS are highly recommended for their strength and flavour-a trial is only wanted to prove their ...