Monmouthshire Merlin

DAVID DUNCAN, RAILWAY POINTS and CROSSINGS MANUFACTORY, OAK FOUN- PRY, OAKENSHAW, near WAKEFIELD, Yorkshire, and HOPE FOUNDRY, NEWPORT, MON. MESSRS. TOOGOOD & BECKINGHAM, RAILWAY WAGGON BUILDERS, SOUTH WALES WAGGON WORKS, Newport, Monmouthshire. N.D.-Repairs by Contract for a Term of Years. CELEBRATED CLONMEL STOUT. ROBERT H. WEIR has been appointed Sole Agent for Monmouthshire, for the Sale of the Celebrated CLONMEL STOUT," which he is prepared to offer in large quantities to the Trade. Address-Office at Mr. NEWCOMBE'S Warehouse, Newport. Newport, March 18th, 1855. PRIVATE ASYLUM FOR THE INSANE~ at WHITCHURCH, near Monmouth. MR. MILLARD, SURGEON, & RESIDENT PROPRIETOR, (licensed 1834), has Vacancies for either sex. Terms moderate. FOR GOOD & USEFUL IRONMONGERY go to ASTON'S, 139, COMMERCIAL-STREET, New- port, and 4, HIGH-STREET, Birmingham. "t>ERLIN BLACK CAST FENDERS, with 1-*—' wrought Plate Bottoms, commencing at Is. 6d. each, at ASTON'S, 139, COMMERCIAL-STREET. JOHN G. WILLIAMS, ROPE, TWINE, SACK AND BED-SACKING MANUFACTURER, 43, COMMERCIAL-ROAD, NEWPORT. KNIVES AND FORKS FOR THE MILLION. A GOOD STOCK of IVORY, SELF and BLACK TIP, STAG and SCALETANG, at ASTON'S, 139, COMMERCIAL-STREET, commencing at 2s. 3d. the single dozeii. TXT R. MATTHEWS & Co., TEA and TT • COFFEE MERCHANTS, 19, COMMERCIAL- STREET, NEWPORT. A large and well-selected Stock on Sale good quality tombined with moderation in prices. T) EDUCTION in IRON.-The Public will -LV> derive all the advantages by making their purchases at the BIRMINGHAM HARDWARE STORES, 139, COMMERCIAL-STREET.—ALFRED ASTON, Proprietor. SIR WILLIAM BURNETT'S DISINFECTING FLUID. POR the destruction of OFFENSIVE -A- SMELLS in HOUSES, ON BOARD SHIPS, and for the PREVENTION of CHOLERA, has now become VALUABLE that none should be without it. It is the Pisinfectant used on board HER MAJESTY'S SHIPS, at the HOSPITALS OF SCUTARI, and at the CAMP IN THE CRIMEA. Sold by all Chemists and Druggists, and at the Office, 18, annon Street, London Bridge, in gallons 5s., quarts 2s., half-pints 6d. each. —^e public are cautioned against AN IMITATION of this article. (^.UANO of the Best and Purest Quality, as imported from Peru, sold (warranted genuine) by S. M. and H. PHILLIPS, Iron and Oil Merchants, Com- mercial Buildings, Newport, Mon. RAILWAY WAGGONS, COMBINED AND RAIL- WAY WHEELS, GOODS' CRANES, &c. jVTR. JAMES MURPHY is prepared to ■p suPPly Wagons, Railway or Combined Wheels, -Rubber Springs, Drawbars, &c., at a short notice. Broad and Narrow-guage Locomotive Carriage and vv agon Wheels, repaired and turned on their axles. Several Wrought-Iron Goods' Cranes, of the most ap- proved construction, capable of lifting Two to Three Tons, ready for delivery. Dock-street, Newport, July, 1854. WILLIAM REES. CEMENT AND PLASTER PARIS STORES, 40, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT. R. begs to state, that he has relin- W' • quished^the Leather Business, in favour of Mr. • H. PARS0N3. He still holds the agency for the above articles. A BERNETHY remarks, that disorders of jTV. the digestive organs cause a great number of other leases KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS are a speedy, and most efficient remedy for Indigestion, Headache, fUlous Affections, Costiveness, &c. Sold everywhere, IS- lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d. Wholesale Depot, 22, BREAD TREET, London. NOTICE. THE ONLY ABERTHAW LIME IN 1 MONMOUTHSHIRE. TOHN EVANS, LIMEBURNER, Pillgwenlly, begs to return thanks to his numerous Customers J*nd Friends for the kind support with which he has for many years been favoured and respectfully acquaints them *nat he has taken the Lime-Kilns at the Rodney Wharf, ;r" ewport; and by means of this extended convenience for business, will be enabled to supply Aberthaw and White Lirae in much larger quantities than heretofore. Observe the quality of Stones on the Premises. HARVEST IMPLEMENTS. GENTLEMEN and FARMERS re- quiring Articles for the coming Harvest, had better give their orders at once to J. S. SrONE, who will guarantee their delivery in time. CATALOGUES SENT POST FREE. Show Rooms, June 21st, 1855, Newport, Mon. FIRE AND OTHER BRICKS. THE DOWLAIS IRON COMPANY are prepared to Sell, in large quantities, at their BRICK YARD, ^IRE BRICKS of the best quality 35s. per thousand ORDINARY RED BRICKS 25s. per thousand. If de- livered in Cardiff, 14s. per thousand additional. Application to be made at their Office, in Dowlais. June 12th, 1855. (GARDEN TOOLS CHEAPER THAN EVER.—Spade Fork, and Rake, for lOd.; No. 2 Set, 6d. At ASTON'S, 139, Commercial-street, Newport. WHOW ROOMS,under the entire management and Superintendence of Mrs. W. C. THOMAS. BABIES' CASHMERE CLOAKS, handsomely braided, BABIES' HOODS, richly braided, from 5s. The SERCEAUX NETTE, elegantly fitted up, 21s., ■BASKET to match, 13s., UNRIVALLED less expen- se, if required. Always ready, Embroidered FROCKS *nd ROBES, for Christening Presents; also less expensive or the NURSERY. BABY LINEN, in setts, and of various qualities. VIOLET POWDER and BOXES. MARRIAGE OUTFITS complete in everything neces- Bary for the Trousseau, as well as the inexpensive articles for the INDIAN OR COLONIAL VOYAGE. WHITE DRESSING GOWNS, from 10s. Cd. „ KID GLOVES, 2s. PARIS, 2s. 9d. COTTON and SILK HOSIERY, VERY CHEAP. ^AMBRIC HANKERCHI3FS, PLAIN and FULL DRESS. PATENT PARIS CORSETS, &c. 14, WINE-STREET, BRISTOL. BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. yvA_ TO CONTRACTORS. jl J ARTIES desirous of Contracting for the C°natruction of 123 yards of 3 ft. X 2 feet e,shaped l6e SEWER, for the Local Board of Health, may bffi ra^ing8 an^Specifications, on application at the the Surveyor to the Boar l. fcW Tenders to be sent to my Office, on or before 23rd July, 1855. THOS. WOOLLETT, Town-Clerk. ^ouncvl-Hotwe, 10th July, 1855. WANTED IMMEDIATELY, Two or T T Three active NEWS-CARRIERS. Apply at the MERLIN OFFICE. 'THE ANNUAL PIC-NIC PARTY ™11 ,be held at N. MORGAN'S Tea and Straw- ^.erry Gardens, Chepstow-road, Christchurch, on MONDAY, u y Every accommodation will be provided** TICKETS, Is. EACH. CIDER STORES, 3, SKINNER-STREET. | J. GALLIE & Co., in returning thanks the Public for past favours, beg to inform that they have just received a quantity of Prime HEREFORD, DEVON, and SOMERSETSHIRE CIDER, which they are now selling at their usual low prices. Newport, April 26th, 1855. CIDER STORES, STOW HILL. SIMEON SCARD respectfully invites the k.7 attention of his numerous Friends to his Stock of Prime HEREFORD, DEVON, and SOMERSETSHIRE CIDER, which he can with confidence recommend as being of first-rate quality. He has also some good Cider, suit- able for harvest purposes. UGUSTUS WEBBER, son of Mr. A WEBBER, Proprietor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian," AUCTIONEER & APPRAISER, HOUSE ESTATE, and GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT and ACCOUNTANT, PARK PLACE, Newport, and Sr. MARY'S STREET, Cardiff. Agent to the Westminster Fire and Life Assurance Company, Established 1717. CAUTION. THE Public are hereby again Cautioned against Persons in this town who are in the practice of taking Orders for Guinness's Porter, and executing those Orders with other inferior Porter, which they represent to be Guinness's. CHARLES SMITH begs to remind his Friends, and the Public at large, that he is Messrs. Guinness and Co.'s Sole Consignee for Newport and the greater part of the County of Monmouth and that all Porter sold as Guinness's, and not supplied by him, is spu- rious. Those who send it out show their conscious- ness of its inferiority by thus dishonestly using ano- ther person's name to enable them to pass it off. C. SMITH avails himself of this opportunity to nform those who have recently come to reside in the neighbourhood, that he has constantly on hand, in first-rate condition, GUINNESS'S EXTRA STOUT PORTER, BASS'S & ALLSOPP'S BITTER ALE AND BURTON ALE, THE NOTED STOGUMBER ALE, AND THE CHOICEST DEVONSHIRE AND HEREFORD CIDER, any of which may be had in Caskor Bottle; and ROY'S SCOTCIJ ALE, AND RED PEAR AND SQUASH PERRY, in Bottle; also LANE'S CORK DRAUGHT PORTER, BATH AND BRISTOL OLD BEER, ALE, &c., and SCHWEPPE'S SODA-WATER & LEMONADE. C. S. is quite sure that to those who know him, he need say nothing respecting the goodness of those 0 t, things that he sells; but he begs to assure those to Z3 whom he may be a stranger, that they may rely upon every article that he sends out being strictly'what it is called, and perfectly pure and unadulterated. Bane's Well-road, Newport, June 21st, 1855. TALHAIARN'S WORKS. SUBSCRIBERS to TALHAIARN'S *Z whriliave made remittances to the Publisher, are lespectfully informed that their copies have been for warded by post. The Work is now in course of delivery-in towns, through Agents or booksellers and in rural districts, through the Post-office. ° Parties remitting 5s. 6d. to the Publisher, may have the Work by Post. Orders to be made payable at the Borough Branch. ° London HUGH WILLIAMS, Montague-terrace Trinity- square, Southwark PIPER, STEPHENSON, and 'SPENC B Paternoster-row: HUGHES and BUTLER, St Martin's IN' Grand and all Booksellers. m s'ie" OTO^MILNERS' HOLDEAST~&~FI^ 'V-l-'v' RESISTING SAFES (non-conducting and vapourising) with all the improvements, under their Quadruple Patents of 1840 01-54 and 18o5, including their Gunpowder Proof Solid Lock and Door (without which no safe is secure.) THE STRONGEST, BEST, AND CHEAPEST SAFEGUARD EXTANT. MILNERS'PHCENIX(212°)SAFE WORKS LIVER- POOL, the most complete and extensive in the world — Show-rooms, 6 and 8, Lord street, Liverpool. London Depot, 47A., Moorgate-street, City. Circulars free by post. NOTICE.—TEETH. 22ND YEAR OF ATTENDANCE. TEETH WITH GUTTA PERCHA LININGS, AND ARTIFICIAL GUMS. MESSRS. MOSELY, SURGEON DENTISTS, of 30, BERNERS-STREET, OXFORD-STREET, and 21, NEW BOND-STREET, London, have the honour to announce to their patients, and those who may wish to consult them, THAT MR. L. M. IS NOW MAKING HIS USUAL PERIODICAL VISIT, and may be consulted on all relating to his Profes- sion, on Mondays, at the George Hotel, Chepstow. Tuesdays, at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny. Wednesdays, at the King's Head Hotel, Newport. Thursdays', at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, Cardiff. Fridays, at the Three Salmons, Usk. All at Private Apartments. And on Saturdays, at Mr. J. Powell's, Plumber, Monnow- street, Monmouth. Attendance, from Ten till Five. Messrs.MOSELYbegtocall the attention of their Patients, and those who may wish to consult them, that they can now supply Artificial Teeth, NPith Gutta Percha Gums, or Linings, whereby all pressure upon the remaining teeth is avoided, and entirely superseding the use of wires or ligatures of any description. They are also the patentees and inventors of the new gum-coloured composition, which is added to the teeth, preventing the lodgment of the food, and restoring that youthful contour of counte- nance so necessary in the adaptation of artificial teeth. Specimens of these* beautiful and useful inventions may be seen, and every information given, free of expense. Every other description of artificial teeth rom one to a complete set, at half the usual prices. Stopping decayed teeth, Scaling, Children's teeth attended to, and every operation pertaining to Dental Surgery. Messrs. Mosely's residences are 30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, \Tnru,nJ} 21, New Bond-street, 1 Londo11- 15, Chapel-street' Preston. 92, Bold-street, Liverpool. DECAYED TEETH AND TOOTH ACHE. Patronised by her Majesty the Queen and his Royal highness Prince Albert. M^UCCEDlxtm?? PATE^T WHITE Hie civitv "it is ™ '-or fiUingdccayed teeth, however large iu"the Tooth"01't0 ^uyt'liuo ever before used, as it state, without any pres- b"d"tbe SS™ TO'E »» Prepared by Mr. Howard, Surgeon Dentist, 17, George- street, Han over-square, London, who will seAd it free by Post to any part of the Kingdom with full directions for use euclosed-—Pi'lc8 2s. Gd.in postage stamps. Sold by all respectable Chemists and Medicine Vendors. Caution-As many spurious imitations are now offered to the public which are perfectly useless, please to observe that the signa^ ture THOMAS HOWARD, m red ink, is on the wrapper, Shout which none is genuine. Price 2s. Gd. -lit4/J.l. .H NOTICE OF REMOVAL. WILLIAM MORGAN, DRUGGIST, begs to T V thank his Friends for the kind support with which he has been favoured, and to intimate that he has REMOVED from Church-street to more commodious premises on the corner of COMMERCIAL-^OAD and COURT- Y-BELLA-STREET, Pillgwenlly, where he hopes to receive a continuance of their patronage, which it will be his con- stant study to deserve. Prescriptions carefully prepared, from drugs of the purest quality. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. MRS. MORGAN", NEWS AGENT, STA- TIONER, &c., begs to return thanks to the Public for past favours, and apprises them of her REMOVAL to COMMERCIAL-ROAD, Pillgwenlly, one door from the corner of Court-y-bella-street, where she hopes to secure extended patronage, by moderate charges and respectful regard to the wishes of her customers. TESTIMONIAL TO THE REV. HUGH WILLIAMS M.A., VICAR OF BASSALLEG, & CHANCELLOR OF THE DIOCESE OF LLANDAFF. IT is proposed to offer a TESTIMONIAL of Respect and Esteem to the REV. HUGH WILLIAMS, who, for Twenty-five Years, was Deputy-Chancellor of Llandaff; for Ten Years has faithfully performed the office of Chancellor of that Diocese and for more than Sixteen Years has conscientiously discharged the sacred duties of Pastor of the Parish of Bassalleg. The services so long rendered by the Rev. HUGH WIL- LIAMS in his two-fold capacity of a Christian Minister and Judge of the Ecclesiastical Court, are of no common order -independent of which there is a strong desire on the part of many persons publicly to testify their feelings towards him, on account of the generous manner in which he has always endeavoured to aid his poorer countrymen, by giv- ing them the benefit of his valuable advice, and exertin^ his influence to bring about amicable adjustments out of court, and so to prevent, instead of encouraging, litigation As a Welshman, the Rev. Chancellor is also especially entitled to the gratitude and respect of his countrymen • for, although gifted with the literary attainments of an accomplished classical scholar, he has ever been free from that unhappy weakness which induces neglect and indif- ference to the language of Wales but has ever been ready to show attachment to his county, by contributing by his own talents and example, to the cultivation of Welsh Literature for the best and highest purposes. It has, therefore, been determined by 'several indivi- duals in the Diocese of Llandaff, as well as by those in duals in the Diocese of Llandaff, as well as by those in other parts of Wales, publicly to record their opinion of him as known to themselves and their friends, uuder any or all the relations above specified. JOHN SEYS, Graig-y-Saison, Bassalleg, Treasurer. Treasurer. THOMAS WATERS, Secretary. SUBSCRIPTIONS ALREADY RECEIVED John Russell, Esq., The Wyelands, High Sheriff £ s. d. of the County of Monmouth 5 0 0 T. W. Booker, Esq., M.P., Velindre 5 0 0 Edward Stephens, Esq., Llandaff 5 0 0 Joseph Iluckwell, Esq., ditto 3 0 0 John Lewis Esq., Tydee, Bassalleg 3 3 0 Thomas Lewis, Esq., Pontymister, Risca 1 1 C W. H. Somerton, Esq., Cotham Lodge, Bristol 550 Charles Somerton, Esq., ditto 1 1 0 j George Someiton, Esq., ditto 1 1 0 j Thomas Gratrex, Esq., Kingshill, Newport 2 2 0 The Rev. Chancellor Morgan, M.A., Machen Rectory 5 0 0 Miss Vaughan, Cardiff 5 0 0 The Rev. D. Davies, Bassalleg Court, Bassalleg. 3 0 0 The Right Hon. Sir Benj. Hall, Bart., M.P., of Llanover 10 10 0 The Rev. R. Prichard, B.D., Senior Vicar Choral, Llandaff 1 1 0 The Rev. J. Williams, M.A., Marcross Rectory 110 The Rev. Morgan Davies, M.A., Northop, Flint 100 The Rev. Thos. Davies, M.A., Llanddoget Rec- tory, Denbigh 10 0 The Rev. Morgan Morgan, Vicar of Conway, Carnarvon i i 0 The Rev. R. Jackson, M.A Vicar of Wonastow, I Monmouth 11 0 The Rev. W. H. Twining, M.A., Pontypandy, Caerphilly 1 1 0 The Rev. E. O. Phillips, M A., W.E. Institu- tion, Llandovery 11 0 The Rev, E. P. Thomas, Vicar Choral, Llandaff 1 10 0 The Rev. Lodwick Edwards, P.C. of Rhymney, Monmouthshire ,10 0 The Rev. D. Morgan, Vicar of Llancarvan, Gla- morganshire 1 10 0 The Rev. D. Thomas, Rector of St. George:s, Glamorganshire 110 The Rev. J. James, Newchurch, Abercarn 1 1 0 The Rev. D. Knoyle, Curate of Gellygaer 1 1 0 Mrs. Llewellin, Abercarn ••• 3 3 0 William Llewellin, Esq., ditto 1 1 0 The Rev. Judah Jones, M.A., P.C. of St. Mar- tin's, Caerphilly ••• 1 1 0 A Friend ••• ••• 5 0 0 T. Gwynne, Esq., Thornbury, Gloucestershire. 100 T. C. Gwynne, Esq., ditto 0 10 0 Mrs. Davies, Cil-y-Bwn, Cardiganshire 3 0 0 Mrs. Gwynne, Thornbury. Gloucestershire 0 10 0 George Williams, Esq., Hendredenny 1 1 0 A Well-wisher 1 10 0 Evan David, Esq., Fairwater House, Llandaff. 110 The Rev. W. Jones, Tredegar 0 10 0 The Rev. W. Phillips, Great Oak Villa, Bassalleg 0 10 0 W. Phillips, Esq., R.N., ditto 1 1 0 The Rev. W. Davies, Llanwonnow Vicarage, Glamorganshire 0 10 6 The Rev. J. Davies, M.A., Rector of Trevethin 0 10 6 Cymro, per ditto 0 10 6 Mr. John Seys, Graig-y-Saison, Bassalleg 1 1 0 Mr. Thomas Waters, The Cwm, Bassalleg 11 0 Mr. James Irwin, Bassalleg Village 1 1 0 Mr. Jeremiah James, Bassalleg 10 0 John Gunter, Esq., Fulham, London 1 1 0 TLJ1" Charles Seys, Tregwillim, Bassalleg 1 1 0 rtr" Howell (Llawdden), Abergavenny 0 10 0 Mr. VV Daniel, Rogerston Castle, Bassalleg 0 10 0 Mr. Isaac Jones, Duffryn Court, Bassalleg 0 10 0 Mr. Isaac Moses, Bassalleg Village 0 10 fi ^r- Thomas Rosser, Pen Sarn, Bkssalleg' 1 o O Mr. Thomas Rosaer, High Cross, ditto 0 10 o Mr. Wm. Matthews, Croesheolydd, ditto 0 0 n Mr. James Jones, Penylan, Bassalleg O 10 n Mr. Edward Ingram, Croescyn Eynon, ditto 0 10 0 Mr. Jotin Davies, Great Newbridge, ditto 0 10 0 S t ?i11'hEs,1" ^iton St- Somerset 1 1 2 w-iT- ^tb' Elq" M;le^la3> Newport. 1 S ^iHiamRees, Eaq.. Y Ton, Llandovery J oil 2 Mr. George Taylor, Newport 1 Mr. Cornelius Evans, ditto i Mr. Sidney Evans, Brook House," Llantarnam. 0 10 fi Mr. Benjamin Evans, Newport -i A Mr. Warr, ditto i Mr. Hugh Morgan, ditto j V o Mr. John Evans, llisca Shop 1 I N Mrs. Griffith, Garth Cottage, Bassalleg. o 10 O Mr. J. R. Griffith, ditto o 10 0 E. Robathan, Esq., Risca 0 10 0 Mr. T. Llewellin, Newport 0 10 0 George Lawrence, Esq., late of Christchurch 2 2 0 W. John, Esq., Burnham, Somerset 1 0 0 James Hawkins, Esq., Newport. 1 0 0 I Anonymous 5 0 0 Gomer, Glamorganshire 3 3 0 Caradog, Monmouthshire 5 0 0 The Rev. T. Hughes Jones, Vicar of Llandoylan, Glamorganshire 0 10 6 The Rev. T. Hughes, Curate of St. Fagan's, do. 1 1 0 The Rev. Howell Williams, P.C. of Henllys, Garth, Bassalleg .110 W. C. Webb, Esq., Vaindre Hall, Mon. 110 Mr. Robert Young, Machen Park, Bassalleg !![ 1 1 0 Joseph Coisbie. Esq., Newport 1 q 0 Mr. James Lobbett, Rogerston, Bassalleg 1 0 0 Thos. R. Williams, Esq., Caerleon 0 10 6 George Banks, Esq., Pontymister 0 10 6 Mr. John Phelps, Pensidan, Bassalleg 0 10 0 Mr. Philip Jones, Ysguborwen, ditto o 10 0 The Rev. Evan Jenkin, Glyntawe, Glamorgan. 0 10 6 Mr. George Farmer, Cardiff 0 10 0 Mrs. Edmunds, Sunnybank, Bassalleo, 0 10 0 Mr. Lloyd, King's Head, Newport 0 10 0 The Rev. J. Jones, Incumbent of Little Marcle Herefordshire 1 10 The Rev. David Jones, Curate of Cwmafon, Glamorganshire 1 1 0 Mr. Kessick, Newport 0 10 6 The Rev. Daniel Jones, M.A., Caerleon Vicarage 100 Mrs. Edwards, Clifton-place, Newport 0 10 6 The Rev. Samuel Evans, P.C. of Peterston, Wentlwg, Mon. 0 10 0 D. Morris, Esq., Chemical Works, Risca 1 1 0 Mr. Kingsmil Grove, Bassalleg 0 10 6 Mr. W. Jones, Marshfield. 0 10 0 Mr. E. J. Phillips, Newport 0 10 6 Mr. R. Webb, ditto 0 10 0 Sums of Five Shillings and under 6 2 6 Subscriptions will ° be received by the Secretary and Treasurer, also at the West of England and South Wales District and Messrs. Bailpp and Co.'s Banks, Newport. -1. _If. u.w' COUNTY OF MONMOUTH—TO WIT. I JOHN RUSSELL, Esquire, Sheriff of the County aforesaid, by virtue of divers Writs of our Sovereign Tadv the Queen, to me directed, do hereby give Notice, that the Commission of OYER and TERMINER to be holden in and for the County of Monmouth aforesaid, will be oijened at the Shire-hall, in the town of Monmouth, on WEDNESDAY, the First day of August next, and that on THTfRSDA Y, the Second day of August next, the Public Business will be commenced at the Shire-hall, in the Town of Monmouth aforesaid, of which all Justices of the Peace, Coroners, Mayors, Jurors, Prosecutors, Witnesses, and others interested therein, are desired to take notice, and give their attendance accordingly. And I do hereby give further Notice, that the Grand jsiTors will be called over in the Crown Court, on Thursday, the said Second day of August next, at Nine o'clock in the forenoon, and that the Common Jurors will be called over indiscriJninatelyin the Nisi Prizes Court and the Crown Court respectively, at nine o'clock jn-ecisely, in the forenoon of the sftfne day, to serve upon such Juries as the said Courts shall direct. By the Same Sheriff. Undersherifs Office, Newport, 13th July, 1855. TEETH. «-P PARSONS, SURGEON-DENTIST, of 17, Or- l\i "iwl Street, End of Unity-Street, College-Green, + 1 rAsoectfully acquaints the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Yf V hit ants of Newport, and Vicinities, that he may be andInha)! ioll3 branches of his profession, at the consulted ni HOTEL, Newport, on WEDNESDAY Next, the 18th July, 1355. Attendance from half-past Nine MINEKA.L TEETH are • lit nMcnowledged to supersede every description of universally j^^to introduced. These beautiful Teeth artinciM mble nature so closely, as in every instance pre made ey0j anc| perfectly to restore the to be in e fuj]uesg 0f the cheeks, when fallen A-"»»'»•">? "»* isiLiuLu decay, however longiliey may be worn, andante matched exactly in shape, size, and colour, te ^DTSCOVER^FOR STOPPING DECAYED TEETH.—Mr. P. j taarli however decayed and large the cavity, por- renders teeih, howe ENAM^L CEMENT.1 It isnlaced in "the tooth in a soft state, without the slightest na?n or inconvenience, and in a short time becomes as hard as the enamel itself, and will remain firm in the tooth many years, restoring the original faculty of masticating the food. Charsre 2s. 6d! per tooth.—Mr. P. having for many years beeh a designer of Artificial Teeth, and Mechanical Assistant to some of the most eminent Practitioners in Bristol, London and Paris, is enabled to supply Artificial Teeth with ade»ree of accuracy, attained only by those who have a general "knowledge of their profession in all its branches, ivaSino- himself of all the recent modern improvements, and executing himself the whole of the Mechanical department, he feels ? deferential confidence of being able to give that satisfaction to his Patrons and Friends, which an often tested experience can alone comer. In consequence of im- nrovements in the mechanical department of the profession, and in order that this indispensable cemfort may come thin the reach of the most economical, Mr. P.'s charges on the following moderate scale :— A single tooth, 5s., 10s. 63., or £ 1 A set of ^66tll »11*••• • «i 4 4 A complete set (upper anillower), durable material 8 8 A-^bmplete set of natural or mineral teeth, beautifully mounted, best material, and veiy best workmanship and finish 12 12 Scal^i^ Artificial Teeth Remodelled, Remounted, and Repaired, aud Misfittinsr, Rectified. 17, Orchard-street, Bristol, May 10th, 1855. — — THE NEXT PRESENTATION to a LIVING of £$75 per Annum, with every probability of immediate It is situated in Breconshire, in the Diocese of S.W. A knowledge of the Welsh Language Would ba required- „Tm.. For all further particulars, apply to Mr. KICHAED JENKINS, Solicitor, Swansea; or to Mr. NATION, Orchard-street, Portman-square, London. THE BRITISH HONG KONG TEA COMPANY. ESTABLISHED 1842. THE high estimation which the Teas and Coffees supplied by this Company have acquired with the public, for those unequalled delightful and wholesome qualities which strengthen the digestive organs, calm the nervous system, clear the intellect, and exhilarate the whole frame this, and the immense trade they are conducting through their agencies, in every part of the kingdom, place the Company at the head of all similar establishments, whatever may be their pretensions. The Teas are in catty packages of Two Ounce", Quaater Pound, Half-Pound, and One Pound, at 3s. 4d., 3s. 8d., 4s 4s. 4d., and 4s. 8d. per lb. DELICIOUS COFFEES, Is., Is. 2d., Is. 4d., and Is. 8d. per lb., in packages of Two Ounces, Quarter Pound, Half- Pound, and One Pound. ONE 3UNDKED MORE AGENTS ARE NOW REQUIRED. For Terms, apply to THOMAS STRAND, Manager, 14, Little Tower-street, London. AGENTS FOR Cwmav°n John Davis. Pontypool. W. G. Golding, Watch-maker, Goorge-street. Monmouth F. Bourne, Grocer, St. Mary's-street. Caerleon Mrs. E. Matthews, grocer. NEWPORT, ABERGAVENNY, AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. NOTLCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Hi an Extraordinary Meeting of Shareholders of this n^mpany w*11 °e held at the LONDON TAVERN, °N. THURSDAY, the 19th day of JULY instant, at Iwelve o clock precisely, to consider and deter- m-ne on the mode of rawing the necessary Capital for i A i J Extension Line of this Company t Crumlin to Quaker's Yard. fr° „ FITZMAURICE, Chairman. London, 26, Spring Gardens, July 2nd, 1855. BOROUGH OF NEWPORT. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all persons having any Accounts against the Corporation or ocal Board of Health respectively, are requested to the f particulars thereof, to the Town Clerk's for\va I OR BEFORE MONDAY, the 16th instant, for exami- Office, on the Finance Committee, otherwise their accounts nation y r unyi November. must stan By Order of the Council. NEWPORT, 5th July, 1S55. I GEORGE ARTINGSTALL & CO., LtfCHTOBD WIRE WORKS, WARRINGTON fA NUF ACTU R EllS of Improved Strong RABBIT PROOF WIRE NETTING ■— 12 inches high, 4d. per yard—Galvanised, 4M. 18 inches 6d. 7 d. 24 inches 8d. 119d. »H other widths at proportionate prices. -lyij-e-work Conscrvatorios, &c., &c. Extra OVEN WIRE for Miners' use, Riddles, ex^ra stl/?n? WIRE KILN FLOORS, for drying Malt °^er ""iain> woven by steam power, 3 feet to 3 At tl These are of superior quality, and more durable than the narrow' widtns usually made by hand looms. n THK DAILY NEWS, London Morning paper, price 5d., supplied punctually by all country news-aoeU''i on /nlVr„of first trains, is liberal and i«dependel\t, contains full parliamentary reports, excludes offensive advertisements, and its foreign and general news -will be found to be early, ample, and truthful, and Special Corresp°n<^eP, w to its readers early and full accounts of the present war. Order of any newsman or at the Office, 10, BOUVERIE-STBEET, London. N.B.—The Publisher will supply the names of Agents, who po^the P*Pf .on tfe *vemng of publication, at 19s. 6d. per quarter, paid in advance. .J! to' -#<.J MISS PARTRIDGE'S SCHOOL will be II RE-OPENED on the 25th, and the DANCING ACADEMY on the 27th JULY. St. Woollos House, Stow Hill, Newport. I 5, CLIFTON-PLACE, NEWPORT, MON. LADIES' SCHOOL. MRS. SIMOXNETS SCHOOL win Re- open on TUESDAY, the 24th inst. N.B. —M. Simonnet, Graduate of the University of Paris, gives Lessons in Latin, French, German, and Drawing. ~]V/riSS YAUGHAX S SCHOOL will Re- JLTJ_ open July 30, 1855. Cardiff, July 5, 1S55. WEST LEAZE HOUSE ESTABLISHMENT FOR YOUNG LADIES, LONG ASHTON, NEAR BRISTOL. MRS. SANDERSON begs to inform her Friends and Pupils that School Duties will re-coirmence on MONDAY, JULY 16th, 1855. Long Ashton. July 6th, 1855. OVERTON HOUSE ACADEMY, NEWPORT, MON. JB. NICHOLS respectfully states that his • School will be Re-opened on MONDAY, the 16th inst. N.B.—AN ASSISTANT WANTED. j MATHEMATICAL & COMMERCIAL ACADEMY. MR. F. H. ROB ARTS, in returning thanks to those of his friends, who have so kindly pa- tronised him, bags to say that his SCHOOL RE-OPENS on the 16th day of JULY, 1855. 2, Charles-street, Newport. CI!A rrURB-HOTJSE. CLASSICAL. MATHEMATICAL, AND CHEMICAL SCHOOL, MAIDENHEAD, BERKS. MR. PEARCE has pleasure in announcing that the increase of his pupils has led to extensive alterations and enlargement in Craufurd-house combining every arrangement for convenience, comfort, and health. During nine years medical attendance has been required once. The various branches of polite and useful Learning are taught in the most approved, expeditious, and effective manner. Discipline is maintained and good habits are formed by careful training and vigilant superintendence. The Pupils speak French constantly, many as easily as English. German is spoken. There arc Singing and Drawing Classes. A band of music is being formed. Science is taught experimentally. The younger Pupils are under special and appropriate management. The vigour, cheerfulness, and enthusiasm in Cricket, Gym- nastics, Swimming, daily rambles, and frequent excursions into the neighbouring country, attest the scope and en- couragement afforded to the development of boyish feelings and physical strength. The Terms are from £ 30 to JE40 per annum. References of the highest respectability will be sent on application. BRISTOL. BRUNSWICK-SQUARE ACADEMY. MR. JOH2T LEWIS begs to acquaint his Friends that the Duties of his Establishment will be Resumed on MONDAY, the 16th inst. BLENHEIM HOUSE ACADEMY, LEA, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. CONDUCTED BY NR. IRVING, F.S.A. Terms-22 and 25 Guineas per Annum. AT this Establishment, noted for salubrity of situation, Young Gentlemen are prepared for the Learned Professions, Military Colleges, Agricultural and Commercial Pursuits. The course of instruction embraces the Greek aud Latin Classics, French (which it taught s-Kaerailxi anUwithout any extra charge) byaresident Master, a native'of France, Mathematics, Tmtlfig, Drawing, Prac- tical Land Surveying, Merchants' Accounts, Ac., &c. The system of Tuition is calculated to ensure the Pupil s rapid progress in his studies. The prominence is given to The system of Tuition is calculated to ensure the Pupil s rapid progress in his studies. The prominence is given to religion which its importance demands. Reports of conduct aud progress are issued quarterly, aud rewards periodically distributed by which, and other means, a spirit of emu- lation is excited, and the full powers of the youthful mind are drawn into action without any recourse to corporal punishment. The Principal is assisted in the duties of the School by his father, C. Irving, LL.D., F.A.S., and competent Masters for every department. A Prospectus and view of the House, with inclusive terms, if required, will be forwarded on application. The premises being ■within a very short distance of the Mitcheldean P.oad Station of the Hereford, Ross, and Gloucester Railway, are of easy access to pupils travelling by the South Wales line. Distance from the Grange Court Junction, 5 miles. Pnpils will be expected to assemble on the 19th July. ESTABLISHED 1838. BROAD OAK HOUSE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, N E W N II A M. TERMS: BOARD and a Fiivt-rate CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, or COMMERCIAL EDUCA- TION, 18 AND 20 GUINEAS PER ANNUM. BROAD OAK HOUSE (celebrated for the Pleasantness and Salubritv of its Situation), is near the Railway from Gloucester to South Wales, and is distant from that City onlv 10 miles; from Chenstow 17 and within a short dis- tance of the Newnham Railway Station. Prospectuses, with numerous and highly respectable References, will be forwarded bv post, on application. I The School will be RE-OPENED the 21st of JULY. EEL LEV r E HOUSE SCHOOL, THE SPA, GLOUCESTER. CONDUCTED by MU. BENHAM, C Member of the Royal College of Preceptors. The Course of Study includes ihe Classics, German, French, Drawing, and the usual branches of a good English Education. Mr. B.'s object is to qualify his Pupils for entering upon the active duties of life, and to meet the views of those parents who are concerned for the moral and religious training of their children. tr. Prospectuses, with terms and references, sent on appli- cation. School Re-Opens on the 18th July. CLASSICAL, MATHEMATICAL, & COMMERCIAL SCHOOL, 9 AND 10, QUEEN-SQUARE, BRISTOL, CONDUCTED BY ME. PaciiASD 1YHARTOX, C and ABLE ASSISTANTS. The Terms of this Establishment are as follow :— Boarders under 12 years, including Latin and French 25 guineas. Boarders under 13 30 Prospectuses, &c., forwarded upon application. The Business of the School will be RESUMED, JULY 19th.-Bristol, June 22nd, 1855. COLLEGE SCHOOL, GLOUCESTER. HEAD MASTER—The Rev. H. FOWLER, M.A., late Fellow of Sidney Susses College, Cambridge, and University Examiner. SECOND MASTER—The Rev. H. HAINES, M.A., of Exeter College, Oxford. DRAWING, WRITING, BOOK-KEEPING, MATHEMATICS, FORTIFICATION, CIVIL AND MILITARY SURVEYING— Mr. J. H. BROWN. FRENCH AND MATHEMATICS—Mr. W. BRUCE, Bachelier es Lettres, of the University of Paris. THE COLLEGE SCHOOL will Re-open on MONDAY, July 30th.—The terms, which are mo derate, and inclusive of Drawing and French, may be known on application to the Head Master, College Gardens, Gloucester. MINING ENGINES TO BE LENT ON JL.YJ- HIRE or for SALE. MINING ENGINES may be set to work, without fixing chimney or engine-house, and the value of the mine tried, at a small cost. by the Hite of MEDWIN, HALL, and CO.'S PATENT PORTABLE PUMPING and WINDING ENGINES are strong, simple, mounted on broad waggon wheels* Horse-shafts to remove at pleasure. These Engines have been successfully employed for years. Several are ready for immeuiate delivery, either to be let at rental or PjSSffiiri 25 to 40 horse-power, and will be delwBrea to any part of the United Kingdom. For terms and prospectuses, apply to Messrs. MEDWIN, I HALL, and Co., Engineers, SURREY IRON WORKS, 92, Blackfriars-road, London. LLANWENARTH, MONMOUTHSHIRE THE QUARTERLY MEETING of the J. BAPTIST CHURCHES in tbe County of Mon- mouth, will be held at LLANWENARTH, on TUESDAY* and WEDNESDAY, the 24th and 25th of Julv 1855 T FRANCIS HILEY, Minister." 10th July, 185o. Iggp Services to commence at the usual time. NEW MASONIC HALL. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. PERSONS willing to CONTRACT for the BUILDING of the New Masonic Hall, in Great Dock-street, Newport, may inspect the Plans and Speci- fication, and receive a copy of the Quantities, at the Offices of the Architect, in Commercial-street, after MONDAY, 16th inst.-Tenders, under Seal, to be delivered before 5 P.M., on TUESDAY, 24-th inst. The Board of Governors do not bind themselves to accept the lowest, or any Tender, unless satisfactory. R. G. THOMAS, Architect & Engineer. Newport, July 13th, 1855. BARMAID. A RESPECT ABLE Young Person wishes a RE-ENGAGE3IENT, either in a Wine and Spirit Vaults or an Hotel. Respectable references can be given. Address H., MERLIN OFFICE. Newport. I DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY. A LARGE, respectable, and most convenient [ XJL PREMISES, situate in the centre of Caerleon, and at present occupied as a Dwelling-House and Ladies Semi- nary, is now to be Let, on advantageous terms the present occupant removing to another part of the county. A Lady, conducting a seminary, desirous of securing a residence in every way calculated for a Public Educational Establishment, (making up fifteen beds for boarders), would find this a most desirable opportunity. The Stable attached to the premises, is let to a good tenant. Apply by letter, post-paid, to Mr. CORNELIUS EVANS, House and Estate Agent, Newport. TO BUILDERS, WHEELWRIGHTS, &c. TO BE LET, a capital rooiny CARPENTER and SMITH'S SHOP, &e., with a good house and premises attached, at Pontnewynydd. Pcssessionto be had on the 1st of September next. For terms, &c., apply to DAVIES and EDWARDS, Ironmongers, Pontypool. TO BE LET (to a Person -willing to Rent the entire Property) 10 HOUSES, called the REFORM BUILDINGS, s'ituated in and adjoining Lower Cross-street. The present rental is from £120 to £130. For information, apply to Mr. E JONES, Hope and Anchor, Dock-street. TO BE LET, a Commodious HOUSE, in CAMBRIA-PLACE, Newport, commanding a Sea View.—Enquire at No. 8, Cambria-place; or at Mr. NEWMAN'S, Cabinet Maker, Commercial-street. TO BE LET, A CONVENIENT HOUSE, SHOP, and PRE- MISES, situated on the Caual-side, Newport, neat Mr. Batchelor's Timber Yard. Apply to Mr. H. P. BOLT, Builder, Newport. ELIGIBLE BUSINESS PREMISES. npO BE LET a commodious and well- |_ situated HOUSE, on the DOCK-ROAD, Newport.— The Premises are suitable for the business of a Baker, Grocer, Provision Merchant, or any similar trade. For particulars apply to Jrz. PUGliUÆY- Dock-road, Newport. PfiOEITAEUi INVESTMENT-. 11 \0 BE X*ET OR SOLD, now in the course of X Erection, and to be completed in August next, a most commodious HOUSE, situate in Dock-street, and on the corner of South Market-street, nearly adjoining the Dock, and almost opposite the Western Valleys Station. The house is intended foran Hotel, and from its position, will be likely to command a gool business. Also, adjoining the same property, Six Good TENE- MENTS, which will at all times command ready tenants. For particulars, apply to Mr. CHARLES JORDAN, Royal Oak, Newport. MONMOUTHSHIRE WAGON COMPANY. FURTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE TO BP: SOLD, 23 Paid-up SHARES of £ 50 each, at £ 46 5s.—Apply to Mr. WILLIAM A. ADAMS, Midland Works, Birmingham. MONMOUTHSHIRE WAGGON COMPANY. HPO BE SOLD, at a Discount, SHARES in the above Company. For particulars, apply to N., Post-Office, Gloucester. ORGAN FOR SALE. FOR SALE, a convenient-sized FINGER ORGAN, with Seven Stops, suitable for a small Church or Chapel. For terms, &c., apply to Mr. WHITCHURCH, 16, High- street, Newport. FOR SALE. IjllFTY to SIXTY £ 10 SHARES in the MONMOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY AND CANAL COMPANT, guaranteed £ 5 per cent., dividend to 1860. WANTED, some SHARES in the NEWRORT DOCK COMPANY. Apply to Mr. R. M. TOOGOOD, Stow-hill, Newport. FOR SALE, FOR SALE, A FEW SHARES in the Paid-up Stock of the TAFF VALE RAILWAY COMPANY, with the Dividends due for the Half-Year ending JUNE 30th, Ibja, which mav be expected to exceed any previously paid. Also some ZCIO Shares in the same Company. Apply to Mr. R. M. TOOGOOD, Stow Hill, Newport, Mon. TO SCHOOLMASTERS. TO BE DISPOSED OF, immediately, an. extensive mixed SCHOOL. The Schoolroom is well» situated, and contains desks, benches, maps, s'ates, &c., the whole of which will be disposed of, on moderate terms. For particulars, apply, personally, or by letter, to Mr. JAMES JOHN, Schoolmaster, Pontypridd, Glamorgan- shire. FOR SALE, a good COUNTER-FRONT, without top, a GROCER'S SUGAR CHOPPING- BOARD, a COFFEE MILL, with stand, complete, THREE PAIRS of SCALES, and a large wood PARTITION, with door. To be Sold a barsRin.—Apply to Mr. P. B. CROUCH, 82, Commercial-street, Newport. SALE OF A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF ENGRAVINGS AND ETCHINGS, FORMED with a view to Illustrate the His- tory of Painting and Engraving from the earlist period to the present time, for which purpose none but specimens of acknowledged excellence have keen se;ected. FOUR HUNDRED and FIFTY P^p TS have thus been collected together, in which tbj Schools of Italy are represented by specimens of Nieai; Ihe Last Judg- ment," bv Botticelli, of extraordinary rarity The Fla- gellation," by Mantegna, the finest impression in existence many interesting prints by Baldini, Pollajuola, &c., and an unusually large assemblage of the finest productions of MartAntouio. In the early German School are to be found examples of the Masters of HGij The Passion," by Gloceutbon, complete with select specimens by Martin Scboengauer, Israel van Mecken, Mair, Zwoll, Albert Durer, Lucas of Leyden, &c. Of the famous Etchings by Masters of the Dutch School, there are many of Rembrandt'a fiaest works, and nearly all the specimens by Vandyok, Ostade, Both, Berghem, Bol, Swauevelt, &c., are proofs, or in firsu states. The collection is rich in rare English Portraits, by Faithorne, Loggan, Blooteling, Hollar, The French School is represented by numerous proofs from the works of Wille, Audran, Edelinck, Poilly, and otheis; while the fame of the modern School of Engraving is amjJy supported by a splendid series of Proofs by Sir Robert Strange, Woollett, Sharp, Morghen, Longhi, &c. ONE OF THE FINEST COLLECTIONS EVER OFFERED FOR SALE. Catalogues to be had, price Is., or free by post, Is. 6d., of A. E. EVANS and SONS, 403, Strand, London.