... FRIDAY'S \\1ARKETS. LONDON CORN MAllKET—FillL>AV. Slow sale of English wheat, but no seLers under Monday's prices. Foreign supply plentiful sales dull at easier terms. Barley plentiful bought ...

... CYNGHOR I TAL ER GWELLHAU'R GOUT. TALHAIARN, neud barn mewn bawd,—yw y Gout Tren ei gwing a diffawd Haled friw, i'th aelod, frawd Yw hallt dan ei herchylldawdi Un dolur, ar draed a dwylaw,—ni fu O'i fath i'n poenydiaw Ac yn ei ddig gwn ni ddaw,—dan haul nef Hyd y bo goddef yn debyg iddaw. Er galv'r beirdd wyr gwi w lon,-a'nhen wi Mewn hynaws argofion; Yn y dirwyllt flinderon, Hynod leag yw'r ...

... POSTS' CORNEK. i A MINSTREL'S REPLY. [FOR THE MERLIN.] THE MUSE the soul of minstrelsy— Awoke a Poet's lay :— Sweet mellowed music floated back, Its brilliant Roundelay. Imbued with taste, each flower of song With master-hand he twin'd And charmingly each gem of thought, Portrayed his Poet's mind. If tones have still a charm to wake And thus to mem'ry bring A pleasing solace, thine have power ...

... THE VACANCY IN THE REPRESENTATION' OF BATH. —There is every probability of a close contest tor the seat resigned by Mr. Phinn, Q.C upon being appointed Second Secretary to the Admiralty- Both parties are on the qui vive, and Mr- Whately, Q C., who was defeated at the general election, was in the field as the Conservative candidate as soon as Mr. Phinn's acceptance of the office was known. He ...

... EARL GREY'S MOTION. Earl GREY moved tho following resolutions:— That an humble address be presented to her Majesty, to thank her Majesty for having ordered the protocols of the recent ne- gotiations at Vienna to be laid before us; to inform her Majesty that this House deeply deplores the failure of the attempt to put an end, by these negotiations, to the cala- mities of the war in which the ...

... FRANCE. I PARIS, SATURDAY, APRIL 28.—An Imperial Decree, published in the Moniteur of this morning, postpones the opening of the International Exhibition from the 1st to the 15th of May, General Bizot, of the Engineers, who was severely wounded before Sebastopol, has been appointed to the rank of General of Division. The Patrie publishes a message from Vienna, stating that the Austrian ...

... VARIETIES. EXCUSED.—A young man at a social party was urged to sing a song. He replied that he would first tell a story, and then, if they persisted in their demands, he would axe cute a song. ''When, a boy, he said, he took lessons in singing, and one Sunday morning went into his father's attic to practice by himself. When in full play, he was suddenly sent for by the old gentleman. 'This is ...

... [TO THE EDITOR.] SIR,—It would appear from the strange effusions poured forth by Lego in your contemporary on Saturday, the 3rd iust., that he is exceeding wroth and displeased with Audi alteram partem, for reminding the public that the question, as it seemed to me, so unfairly handled in his letters, has moie than out side. I hope his nervous system, which has, of late, sustained ...

... PONTYPOOL. COUNTY COURT.—THURSDAY. (Before John Maurice Herbert, Esq.) There were 66 causes entered, 17 of which were settled before the hearing. Attorneys present—Alexander Edwards, J. G. H. Owen, E. B. Edwards, and Richard Greenway, Esqrs. Philip Hambletom v. Hercules Jones, £3 as. 8d., for /°'d' The claim was proved by Wm. Be van, plain- t1i .rernan, and an order made to pay forthwith. V ...

... The accounts from Sebastopol, contain unmistakeable evidence that in the midst of the sickness and sufferings of our troops, the operations of the siege have gradually as- sumed a more decisive character, and that the attaek upon the town is likely to be soon recommenced.—Times. BUCHAREST, FEF. C.—Yesterday, a detachment of 500 Wallachian volunteers, under the command of Colonel Walduni, left ...

... TREDEGAR. COUNTY counT BUSINEyS.—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. « [Before Judge Herbert.] Haynes and others v. Scindrett.—His Honour had re- served jutlgment in this action, which had been brought to recovei £16 13s. ljd., for damage none in undermining a wall of a chapel belonging to plaintiffs.—Nonsuit; attorney and witness allowed.—Mr. llichard Waters was solicitor for defendant. James Lewis v. ...

... I Deftro mam FY MWTIIYX CLYD. FAT.ASAU cywrnin wnith, A muiiau marmor sydd, Ar liyd y ddaear fai:h, Tan lygadaur y dydd; Ond nid un a ù¡Lna' J1l hryd, Fel nruriau hoff fy Mwthyn Clyd. Eu hystafelloedd gwivv, 0 geinion ydynt lawn, Mewn gwisg boiphoraidd Hw, Fel gwrid yr haul brydnawn; Ond mil mwy h >fi l'm gwladaidd fryd, Ynt furiau noetJi fy Mwthyn Clyd. Pan rnar.t ftormydd gawr Yn udgyni ...