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long bamboo poles. Which ought to he the best mannered prelate on the episcopal bench !—The Bishop of Exeter, to be sure, as he moves at, much ill courts. —Punch. MATRIMONIAL AGENCY COMPANY company has been formed at Boston, with a capital of 15,000 dollars, called the New Engla

THE Treasurer is authorised to RAISE on BONDS, secured on the Revenue of the Swansea Barbour, bearing interest at the rate of 5 per Cent. per Annum, payable half-yearly, at Swansea or in London, at the of the holder, any Sums not exceeding in the whole £6OOO, or less than for th

A me - e - ti;;OliFii;nr — w - 1;a - r — d held at the Assembly Rooms. Wednesday, to appoint the diflerent dithers, Sc. There were present—the Mayer, in the chair ; Mr. S. Benson, Mr. 0. (;. Williams, Mr. R. Aubrey, Mr. G. O. Francis, Mr. J. W. James, Mr. W. H. Smith, Mr. Olasbr

NEATH PETTY SESSIONS. [Friday.—Before Gwyn, Esq., M.P., and the Rey. Knight. CHATIGE AGAINST A 1'01,1 , E S7I , I:raNTr.NDYNT. Mr. Saperintendent Protlwroe charged with assaulting the wife of p.c. Johns. stationed at Pontardurve. :Margaret Johns examined: I wife ofJohnJohns, who

• By the arrival of the Overland Mail from on Friday efiernotoi, the underwriters at Lloyd's weie put in possession of information rilative to the roluncluily loss of titre • first-class ships empleyed in the Last India trade, namely, the Manchester, 600 tons, bound for I.cmdon

become a candidate for the representation of the LOWER Want) et the ensuing Municipal Election. I accede to the wish so expressed, solicit your support. In the course of next year highly responsible duties will devolve your local representatives ; questions will be troop:lit bef

'For the other on Alediral Gatranitm, Invalids are solirited to and to Mn. 11ALsEfor lila Panyhkt. See below.) LETTER I. P i b TLA , L r Y c... S 1 trtcnl so :svaeLvtx,....—f al ul r v e aLir al has e nt, bttt, stately, it been applied totally ignorant of its prim-ivies. Can it.

FUNERAL OF THE LATE I‘lns ! E. NIORGAN. —On l'hursilay last, the funeral of this lamented lady, whose death was antiouneed in our last. took place nt St. Illary's Chord]. At the church the ladies and dren of the York-place Church school joined the funeral, thus hearing testimony

. 411 5 1 ",,fr- INQUIRY .TO THE POTTERY Fl El4l-X, OCCUPIED FOR THE SOUTII WALES 11.; I ',WAY sTA NI. MRS. EATON V. SOUTH WALES RAILWAY COMVANY. An inqoiry took place at the 'Town-hall, Swansea, on Friday and Saturday last, for the purpose of assessing the damages due to Mrs. Ea