South Wales Daily News

PREPAID TARIFF FOX 13MA.LL ADVERTISEMENTS *SCCTH WALES DAILY Ws. r- ¡Newa I' WoMa. Oee Three f Snt I.. O!l06 in I tmxTti n ¡IDserwon&. laaertMMM CMdM _i ) TinM*. ? t 9. < d.)a. d.t L d. 0 6 ) 1 0 f l 6 2 0 W oro3 I 0 9{ I 6 [ 2 3 { 3 0 ? Wor.is "l 15 -Worda I i 3 [3 6 f a 9 ) 5 0 I MWor.id; 1 6 j 3 0 t 4 6 j 6 0 ??hex.t!-??) t ) hn. of', 0 3 0 6 0 9 1 0 9 W"rds) Theh:1.r;" 3,1'ty only to the c1a. of adTertiøeo ;:t pe.:j'e'l !<)W, anù are strict.ly CO.lfined to th.)" whid> :J.ordên'fj ror \)E!;T1V. ¡aMrtion, :u.d P_UD J'()I\ PR;'¡;Iï' 1\}- ¡S:R.l'!o:'4 if ei!her of the!Je CODdiMoa>l i" Bot -:(;p!icd with, t!te advertitcNtent wUI be ehtfjfed by B'LiI:.)iOiI !I<e rt W_ST!I:). I H""BS TO tt LET. "¡t;w;;t 1"00:"1). Wjuna. ro:<. 1 SjtLM. BU!ol;r.A>I Be''9M T.t LWT. WAjtTBB. ttooSM GENEKAL ADVERTISING TARIFF. tmd t' u' .m)entMy Mt?'Otta -tre cr?r?ed One ShUting p;r r e-tch bsertit>ll. Prospectu- o! Public \:oIDp4ni. 'rj pr tine" for l'a')He, 1, }bmidpa1, ta't Bchoo: n.mid .'i"t;cee. and (J"nNet8, &1: nre chV\l Six;m per Iu}ù for e;lth i!\rt:<m. AII':t1oa 1S'f)t ..¡'e :Iarged SÓ::¡P":Jc;! J.<)r JiJ1<; a!lld a.1I other o: ¡;,)ulIee per hue per iK«r- üon. .I;},' ùi cha.r(?'S a:.re, however, subjt.'f"t to) re.juc:i':n la =-rri:õ¡;e wit.h the IlWlJVer 01 inØt!rtioll.IJ Wl'ienèlJ.-P;,¡.rt:CQIMi may be vttaiDC'1. N our Clüe1 &¡¡d Br-"1ch l"I,n:¡;R.! '.Tre ¡emJ:n¡;- !>{1.('n1llements in manu- ecript, 'xorusto a J:ne, Md t2 )tHM to :.1\ i;¡,h. In cl1r¡ing a'\vert¡mel\ts t.he lines :ue not. \J4)¡w'e<1, but tllO a.hert.¡.ment, jnc¡udtng hrg-o Ul1<)"I. J);3, aud white ¡;l'(cs, is mea.unù, and the 1p:1.C" o.upi,lls chóU¥eù at the rate of Twlllvc lines ,0 tll ind1. (!idunüto\\¡d. tnfOME EDUCATION.-A.i EvMgcUc? Vic?r, m a. j?J_ n'.o?heatthypa.rtot the country, wishes to meet Wit" 'FÜC, rl'pceta.ble LAO, to educate with hiil own Soil. '1'aiJ.s Hio,:era.i-e.-A.jtlre&! }Irs Andrews, 7, :Somer- ¡et-pL.I<e. The :'Imnb!iI. 1,Jl GOVERNESS 'YAXTED in a. ;;6ntJema.n's tInijy t" take char;;e OI and in.1;ruet one chill!, e nin3 y':ó:ra, anJ to a;¡si"t i.t housekeeping'; must be I g'ouJ 1I<J,¡iewonw,Il. MemiJcr of Christia.n Church pre- 'erred.—AadtMa, with refeMnce9. ..nd stating a;t., sa.!ary expecte!. cxperÜmce, Ac., to X.Y.Z., care of Me-MN. t)wsn at d Uryaut, S\fiM linH Chamoera, T? fR. F. ATKI?S, Mus. Bne.. Oxon., hM c'ne or two ?.j_ VACA?CIKSforFi-m'?o:toi:'upn.s. Terms, 3.Ja per quarter, whic\1 (Km be entered upon at any ttme. J:'riv:\te IJS8011S ia SlnlIg and H&rnMuy a.I;;o Iesson9 ftnd practice upon a. Two-manual Org-J.lI, a.t Feratey House, Seven>-roa.d, Canton; 418&S )IacCreanor, Writing-mast;>r, .12: w? Yt'eUin?ton terra.c?, C?rtUS, te&chea Ladies' Mtu Gen'.le'aen'? F&shion?bte WfHinsr in Seven LeasoM. g\luteed. 301°- a SITUATION, M urer. Governess; r, ne'irhbourh.od ot CardtN pleierred.-Apply, A.W. outh Wales Daí!y Xew: OfUce, Swansea. 48628 r. PRO\'I\CIAL STORES, LLABOIDY, ?) Near WmTLAXU, CAKMARTHEKSB1RE. — Wimted Kesident euergetic PARTNER, who had geaera! knowledge oi bmmeja a.nd moderate capita.1. The busi- embraced every description of g'oods; also la.rge ex?ort- inx butter trade ca.n be profit.\bly increaaed to a.tuMst My extent. Such it favourabl opportunity rareiy occurs. Th& pr"prietor is so fully occupled wIth hlil other bu.ÏueB,i th<<.t, he e&ntMt gl\'e thia piiMe the atten- tion ita importance demands. H preferred, sujt&Me perwn ma.y have the entire business.—P. P. EHis, Haverfordwest.3016 ouutit "tr)JJnt. ood GENERAL SERVANT for a a T-aU family; a.Me to wiLSR.—Apply 2, Windaur-tM- race, PeMtfth. W ELL: RECOI.MESDED, Dome"cic" of every bUnC!l can meet with im- mediate SITUATIONS by applYllIg to Miss Joneo, The Bazaar Registry OiHce, 19, Union-street. Swansea. 3;)08 ",T A-TED, a App!y at tlíe DMiy V News" OSce, Cardif. '? tT ANTE?D, immediately, an experienced LAUN- 1? DKES3, su)g!e hamied.—App!y, ?iviuy refer- mces, to )Irs Gruver, PontyprKld. 3059 "T ANTED, a GENERAL" SERVAT; onc that l' l' understands her duty; abletowaab.—Appiy5, Bridge-street, Newport, Men. 3043 NURSE.-wanted, in CardiS, an experienced NURSE ?_?) to take the entire charge of a Baby eight mont.ha olJ: must have unexceptional referenc<Js, and be of re- Specta.Me parentage.—Apply, by letter on!y, to M.A., South Wale Da.iiy News" "ntce, Cardia.48573 JitUJtj011 tfîaUt. four COAT a.nd two TROl"SERS HANDS. N()ne but competem and steady men need ap.dy.—Thomaa and Junes, Merchant Tatlors, Car- marthen. ANTED, a. Youns; MAN as bread ba.ker, we!! I1.C- V T customed to hu duties.—Appiy Daily News" 0<Bee. r-r-m >UH vaalcw:¡rs, L..ifes, Grocer and Draper, Nant-y-GIo. 3-t93 W AYTEDlmmedia.tely, a Fresh Meat SALESMAN to fill up spare time at prvvisions.-Apply, with full particulars, to .Morgan and Francis, American Market, Pentre, PoutyDndd. 3106& A.\D DRESSMAKERS—Wanted an .L- experience HAND.-Appiy, with full partieutaN, to i!. A. Evaua, Ystrad Rbt'B.tda. 3C8H AN. Davies, maiua, Mon.. ia in wa.nt of a JUNIOH ??.<t for Hie Uroeery and Provisipa T?ode.—Apply p ftbove. 3 8a VfT ANTED immeù¡ate].y, a SALESMAN and MANA- ?? GER. ot SUiea. Brick. Works, in the Uouuty o! by tetter to SUiea," Post OtHce, 6watMea. ,¡S719 DRA1>ERy.-LeWiS Lewis, Swansea, has a. Vaca.ncy tor a. good steady young MAN (Wclsh.) 3Q97 a steady X'ouug' )Ia.=-Apply, st&ting age, salary, and reference, W W. Trewent, Pembroke._ 308Í ir?KAPERY.—D. Jenkins, Newport, Men., ha??a. ?f ?acMcy for?ood steady Youn? Man. 3C80 rno DRAPERS and'.MlLLINERS.-Wanted'iiNme- JL diately, experienced Youn,? Man, Y oun Lady and }Illlmer. Sbtte partlcu!ars.-J. E. Davies, Merthyr.30S:J "T ANTE!?, imme,j-i.tely, at experienced 1 OU'G T V MAN in the Grueery Trade, to take the ma.na\te. meEtofa?roceryshop.—Appiy personally to ThoniM Jones, Grocer, Fochriw, via Carditf. 3084 IlRAPERX .—AtTiM PROVER wanted.-Apply, stating terms, &c., to Mr ThomM Grove, Nantyffyltca s.e. 308 T?DriLLINERY and DRESSMAKING. — Wanted, a JLri. Praettcal FIRST HAND. to take cha.rge o{ work- room. Gocd character indispensable. State sa!ar", reference, with carte.—Address. Meadamcs Daviea and pvans.Goidcn Ele. Cross Inn, R.S.U.,Carmai-tht:n.,hire. 3;f/j itnmediate)y. a good strong JUNIOK VT AsSlSFANT to the General GrocerYand Provi- JÎü Trade: Appiy to Lewis Kiehards, Biaenavon. 3070 ANTED, for a Shop, a Y8rTI:( abõUtÏ4tOwrit.e ?' V invoices, eoileet accounts, aud keep & daybook. ddreSlt, X. -X., "DaUy News" Onice. 3ú1-i DR.PEIY.- Wanted Wetsh indispensable.—App!y at the Cloth tl:d!, Aberdare. 4$677 T'- ,0 DRAPERS.—Wauted i)nmedjate)v, & poshing j HAND, of steady and sober habit.}. Weish.— Appfy, stating- ag'e. salary, .md experience, to D. W. t)&Tie-' Duora.ven-pla.ce, Tonyp&ndy, RhollddJ. Vaiiey. 3U49 a. pushing- YOllilg man, a..s above. Must be obliging, a good sajemaC, stock keeper, a.nd window dresser.—Apptv, st;J,ting- salary, reference, &e, toT. Edwards,'Pontypooi, Mon. :.0j4 ",T ANTED,-a thoroughJy respectablc-aDJwcll.wu, T t cu.ted YOUTH M an Apprentice to the Printing. App!y. JobMng Dep&rtment, "Daily News" Otnce, MESSAGE BOY.- -AppJy V V at the South Wa!es Dtjiy Newa" Omce. ?LKRK a<Muatomed to House Agency Business— ?..?'y? ?'?.? ?-'? J???'??? Hfos., Ipswich. g? _¿\gdt$, ilrrtJlm, &c. ??0 TRAVELLERS AND OTHERS.—Wanted, a MAN ? to travet Card:S a.nd district.—FuU p?rtieuiar! Manufacturing Company, CoJchester. 304.2 UT¡Tio. Grocers, BotUerg, and others, throughout the Kin\)m, to mke up the .A¡cency for Tonicine Beer, a s!-ack!jng a.nd refreshing- bevHr.!ge also {or Btout. Doth are non-intoxic&ung-, and weU adapted for tab)e u9e. N0 iicense requ"'eJ.—M&nmactured by Thos. Ho!t 74-. County. terrace-street, New Kent-read, London, S.E._ _?_ ?9? t'tTANTED. Ancnoneers, Shopkeeper? a??d Hawkera ?T to SELL BIRMINGHAM GOODS. IHuatrated 1 to SELL BIRMINGHAM GOODS. IHuatrated Who)esa!e Cat&lo¡,;ue Post free.—Apply, Hemy May, 11, BinnÍ11gham. Z\:i) A GENTS Wanted, FOR PRINT- J:]L 7,. in the £1 a towed.—For parncu'araapp:y Baxter Md Co., 321, Rtgh JHoIbo;B, London. W.C. 2921 Astuntnce. t V tor CM-dia &Dd dtstrict. LibemI te!'n)8 to ood men,-Apply to Manager, 0, 8t C&rdia ?? "MONTHLT mty be ?dded to iaeome by?e of 3?? our Packet Teaa and French Co?ee, in t?s Lhe mxt !uerttive Agency in the trade. Prospectut and rreM opiniona oost free. W? ite to ?liwer, OMver a)xi Co., MerchacH. 331? South?te Road. London, N. 8544 476SO c.SitUJtiøus 1\1 anttd. OnOCifti Y-anlPRõ"iSIQN. \V.lDteJ RE-F.NG.\GE- ?.?? \? ? ? ?s ????c tra..e M ASSISTANT .'r ?b?n??'??-. ? ?' E?P?i.nce 7? y?rs. Total ??J? ?'? "'??? Mferences ?en.-Addresa A.B., South ?esB?y?,.a.. pm? Aberdare. 3079 T?Pe?n?????SION MERCHANTS.-An ???? ???r?? -Addreet Grocer, Post-oSee. Ca.tie.rbld. Cardi<f. 3055 ?t'?ER-SHELP.-E?.r?? ?,Y.tuyTw..?? ??.-Add? .i$(tUJntous rœ¡.. 'W'mTANTED, about 10-hofse power Vertical or Hori- zontai ENGINE, anct 0-foot MORTAR MILL. Xxchan.e for 7-horse poer PortaNc and MUl.—jr.hn Lewis, Contractor, Trebarris, Pontypridd.3495 ",XT A:'iTED in !ar2-e or smail quantities, Americ&ll VV and Benzo!ine BARRELS, 4s Id each. d.IivereJ in BristoI.-Addre-ia, B. HarrM! AtbMn Wh&rf Cooperate, Temple Back?, Bfiat'?i, iate of PortwaU-'a.'o. 43736-8?11 ",T A:"iTED, Six Ton Foundry LADLE, 8I!Cend hand. TT —Thomas Peckett, AtJa8 Engine Works, near Bhatot. 3C3S TTtTANTED. in targe er smaa qILwtitie.s. foièx.Po;t. ? V tton, Petroleum aod BenxoMne EARJEUiLLS, de- Evsrea tn HrMtoI price 3a 9.d each.—Addrewt B. HftrrK, r'ortwai)-!a!te Cooperil4\e, Briato). ZS3S ? ?R???rf????- *<-W?? FLOUB, J? FRLIT.?ODA? aad other BAR&EL3.—Dobson. 8e<t& Md Drv S.M.? Worka. Caidm. 4?:? pJrlmtntøt &t. fT?O Professioaat Men and others.-TO LET. FUR- JL NfSHED APARTMENTS, suit&bte for & sins?e ü.\ 159 per week.—Appiy to Mr 1:. Emery. 20, Queen-street, CardiS. _3071. O bt gd.-OU$t$, mxd, &c. -'V ORKNEYS ANDARTIZANS' DWELLINGS.—To I T Let, within easy distance o! the Docks and other 1:\r;;e works, suitable DWELLINGS for the above. Houses in a clean a.nù healt.by ne;hbourhocd. Rent from::s a \VE'ek. -Apply to Owen and BT)'ant, Howe Agents, 15, Swiss H.UI-chambers, Cardie. 3!H Tt/BTOSS BANK, Lhnda9.rcQd.-Ta LET, verv good J?A HOUSE; hea'ithy situation; retit !ow. 3tM7 fTT?O be LET, that detached Dwei!:n?-hous3 and Pre- JL mises, \h:teh?H, Pembroke. — For particu!ar9 apply to W. Trowent, Pembroke. _SOS:! FARM, to LET. with immediate p',)'We83iou. AbollJ 17,) :I.<t"es. :wth a. ui<nt valuable a.nd t-xt.ensive sheep walk on tte aJjoining hiUs—three and & hatf miios from Brecon. Sale ot sheep takes place next week.—Apply to Major L!oyd, Dinaa, Drecon 3'63 HD RIGHTON TERRACE, NEWPORT. ROAD. — TO LHT, a. PRtVATH conveniently situated, and with imnte-iiate pos- Mon.—Apply to rr R. Emery, 20, Qtteett-gtreet. Car..it. CO U:NTR'{ Exece<iixgty so"d new ?/ HOUSES. be had at Near ca¡hvay station. oSt Llear' Chnrh IÙ cbapei_II cia" Good eotivouenee to shooting, hunting', &c. Renta very ntuderaie.—Appiy, Rev. W. Edwards, St. Cteara. 8ag 4ô66 TT?ENARTH.—To be LET, Bermmta. VUta, CItve-r.-ad. JL Runt moderate. Immediate p.;s?e?ion. K3t PEN AlTlI.-å in choicest JL situation. Rent ;i:23.—Appiy Mr Price, Builder, l1erbert-terraøe, Pcna.rth. ;)ù35 IDONTYPRiDU.—To HTf, FAMILY JL known To the residences sl"lbles, <:O:1oCh-hollJlt', '1n.} two acres o:.f Jllkture Lmd. Tucre n also & kitchen garden.—For particuiitrs -tpp)y t? Dt. sa above. LET, orLEA.sE, onvetvc!o-:e- mttoo tcrm, Ten-ruOIJlt:d Selui-<let¡.l:eJ 'dLLA, elX\1wiy tit:i.shed, with :wt.a.ltle ou¡housetl, "rù", and a<coll1modIl.Lioll TOad at tJ.I.Cii, n:o"t ple<1S:D'y öi'u. a.ted, aud comma.nuin; a splelulill v:ew of the BUrT)' mvr'),uJ Garmarthen Bay.-F<Jr apply to J. Micj¡"el, grocer, ew.atre"t, Burl)' Port. 4;2 J;\1f jalt.)nU$t$,nu\, &(. CRDIG.A:s-TO be -OLD-b)'-l;jYa.-Cnir:rct, ?/ Two M'eU-iitnatMd New 110U,,S, sÜrute ill orth- lCi.e.terrace, l>eiug respectivt:ly !\cs. iO ..n<l 2l, WIt II a. frontae oi :!1 feet, and CtJ!;t.J,il1.in; tlve betil'OOWS, front parlour lwjth bay wÎ1¡dow), back: parlour, cookÜ¡g itit.chen. pantrv, coalhcuje, water closet, nuti. a. garden measuring- HiC'teet by ii feet. W&ter .Mid !;oras.?..ve t)eeu I:ud m. Lettae, 00 ye&M. Ground rent, ;1;.1 Ts.—Appty to Mr John Morris, Builder, Xo. 1C, SALE.- To be SOLD by PRIVATE ?J? TREATY, 3 Houses in Peun'th Road, Upper ",r"e' lIo\l$cs ill Clive-street, Lower Gr;¡.nge; 2 Houss 'm West Luton Plac, and lIonse: in Charles- street, Clive-street, Uva.th; All let t,) rcspect:lble tenants. A eousiù¡¡ra.ble ponion oi the vurcha.,¡e IUOUey c:J.n reo main on lHortga.ge.-AppJy to Mr A. Lovett. aecre'a.ry Me. chants' Aasocmtion, W, Dune-street, CarJiS. 3004 ?a'?0 be SOLD by Private Coutr?ct, ei?ttt-roomed House Jt_ with a.bout eitfttc acre;) ui ?ood L.md, about Nve mi.es from Cartliff. ben;rat eight-roomed Uouses with larse Md back e'ttrauce; ]eMe yenrs. Eigrht Freehold Housel!, inc1udin; :} Comer Shop, pried £2,500. Eight Freehol 1 'Houses, prtce R2,4CO. five Freehold lIou$es, pried j&l,a00. Two Freehold Hou-ea, pr:cs jb5CO. Kight Le.t'e))old Houses, rents J::130 a. yenr, price iEl,-M)0. Two Homes, inctudiny a bhop a.nd U.tkehou9e, renta .652 a. ye.ur, pnec ;&;500. Four ViU:M in i;Me 999 yetu-s; Lvuld bt; sold in <otj), price .6500 i"r two or ;1;.1,000 tor the f¡)ur. Three uine-roomdd Villas in Se\'eru.r'Jad, price £1,200. Ttvo Houses, including a. corner shop with stable aad coach-house on the Lower price dE700 ViJaa in Sta.œy-road. 'nu-ee Shops with the Houses, eight roouM in etM:h with Rxtures, o-J. 7. 9. and 11, C&sMe-rottd could be so.d 611U!1y. Three Hou-es, reu).fjje42 18s, price jCtM. Ten seyen-rootued Houses, price £¡!OO eitch. Eight Mven-ruomed Houses, price Stx seven-roonaed Homea, price .S2<X) e;&ch. Four seven-roomed Houses, price £200 each. 'Iwv seven-roomed Houses, price ench. GrouHd tent.), jE12 yeM. price fMtse unexpired &bout 93 yetrj. Ground rent, &'? a. leMe unexpired !ibout 95 \"eJl.T! price i&sOU. Ground rents, £15 a yea.r, lease tilnxptreJ about 97 yeara. price £:J7;J. AH theoe ground '-ents wiil pay itboUt .E.}U per cent when the leases expire, when the hou.>e.:i will come to th" owner of the ground. TO LI!:T. —Three large Shopj with the Houses and eella.rs, ei?ht roonu in each, with nxturea and g&s nttingrs. suita.b)e for dr",pers. iroumongers, druggiats, furuituru Sh0P, green- grocer, pawnshop. Nine-roomed House in DaviM's- creseent with gits fittings and w.e., &Nd lar¡;re garden a.ad back eutrance, a.nd Venetian blinu. Shop and bakehouse in centre oi C.nton. Corner Shop and :¡, huge Bakehou.e to :2& ot Hour, :tnd stab!e. -utd room to put flour, on the Upper Grange.-Apply to Mr Thomas Davies, Houaa 2.l.d La.ml and Lite an.1 ¡"ire h;ll1"U.nce Agent, 3-i, Cow. brid;,e-roa.ú, Canton, CMdiiT. 'tC277 -7- ?c ?—?m??m?, &?. ?t?O LET, ? very desirable frea fuU-iicensed HOL'SE. ? Yt'eII ntted bar a.ud improving tr&de. C?mtort?bio hotlse anll every convemence. Incoming lUOuerate. FuJI part¡culars of Nclme3 and Taylor. Auctioneers and Public Accountants, Monmouth. 348 f?O LET, in good posit'on, a ea.pita.l SHOP, with pb.te- JJL ?1?8 front, su.ta?fe for draper, tailor, &u.,&o. roo,Jj y hou;.e, with every conv,-mence. Kent moderate.—Fult particulars of Nelmos aud T:ty!or, Auctioneers nud Pubiie A(;C,juutailt, Monmomh. 35CO 1DENARTH.—HOUSE to LET, in the very test posi- tion (Windsuf.roa.d). Splendid opportunity of opening a nrst-chtss Drapery or Alihinery t;tablii;¡¡lJent. Willue altered to >;ui$ ny respectable appljca.nt.-App¡y W. R. Thorne (Mesara H¡¡.ncock nad Thorne). l'el\:1rti. ;01 HUSINESSPREMISES, in thoruugh good contiitiol1, cornet' of t:a.,tle-street, WiL.Q or \yithout ba.lwhouse. buitabJe for any bus;lle8.- Appty E._Ya.ns, 33, Meteor-street, Ca.i'dui, 349J mO DRAPERS and OTHERS—TO IJi:" _CÄ Appty to John Lewia, F:urMd House, Swansea or Mesr.; J. H. TI¡awa.s and TiJoULSon, C;umarthen. 3095 mo LET, with early POiSesion, all SHOP, _t. HUOSE, and PHEjtHSES, situate Nu. 27. Duke- But:et, Cardllf, now in the occup"tion of Mes:>r:> Step:¡ell- sou Uros., Hoot Shoe !lal¡wacturers.-Avply to Lewis Hopkuia, Auetioaetir, 5. Ca.ruuf.3092 npO B2 LET, with immediate possaaaion, a.l[ that JjL de-ôimble HOUSE. SHOP. and PREMISE:?, No. 5, Crockherbtown, Cardiff, suitable for Ii. dra.per, grocer, or ironmonger.—Apply to Mr Lewia Hopkins, Auctiouecr 5, Queen-street, Cli.rditf. :JU93 be LET. No. 30, GreiU; Frederick-street, Ca.rdiff. t Lafge premises we!l adapted Cor buainesj.—Apply M the Urewury. St J ohu-íSeet, CM-miT. 2:.I(j:J rjj?O SCHOOL?ASTERS?md?Others—?t. Andrew'9 JL Presbyterian Churt;h, St. Helen's-ro.td.—1'he Two Mtachedtj the above Church are iO LbT, fron the 29th September next. They have been used for the last seven years ait the schoolrooms of St. Andrew's College. — For further pMt.M:ttl.i.rs apply to Johu T. Wiltiams, Chemist. & Nelson-street, Swansea. 4ö!j62 A BEMARE.—A doub!e.!icenaed HOUSE. Mtuate in a ctlutra.1 pla.ce in Aberdare, with breweryatta.cheJ. -p11 to lli l¡¡aa.c T¡¡orn. Undertaker, Aberùare. H;4Z ?'?FFICES, M junt Stuart-square, Bute Doc?s. Ground ?? noor Mtd first Roor.—Appfy to Jos?h BUott :md Sous, Bute nt$pt for ÜJpo.ar. ?jp)0 be DISPOSED of.?a eout;try GROCERY ana JJL DRAPERY BUSINESS.—Appiy to John Morris, Gfynarthen, Rhydlewis, R. S. 0. I ??0 BmCKMAKt!.RS, &c.—For SAL?, an ol.t-estab- JL lishcd RRiCK, TILE, PIPE, and COAL BUSINESS. weil sit.uated, with fir,¡t.das.,¡ COUIl':CtiOO, oíIering" an opportunity very seldum met with. Clo.e to rail and nver. ure fortuue for buiness ma.t:l: ull l,I.rtil:ubrs Auctioneers and t'u.?tc Accouutamt?, MonmoutI). 34U7' jyURNITURE DEALERS.—For SALE, a. well-esttb. t.' liahed BUSINESS, suita.Me tor a. 04bint Maku Dealer, aad others; bet position in town; good pre: ml3ea; !ow rent; eMty eommK in.-Ndlllll &; Ta.ylor, AccuulIta.nts, ïonwouth. 2;)') <« 0 LET. GROCERY aud PKOVISION BUSINESS, a. situate in ?n important bua.a?s part, ne?r shipping. Rent .E45. Stock (reduced) and nxtures at vaiuntion. Present propheMr retiriu, Rare opDortunity tea. man of businesij.—Addres-, Hotuo,"SouthWalesD<tily News," ;$v7ö SPIRIT VAULTS, r.uch frequented, £:!50; rent, .650; takll.lgs about jEI5 week:y. bouse commodious, extensive; fu:¡¡i.wed throu;¡-hou: r.EvS_u:till 1'rj¡4IS, Newpt, )'lon. 48b7a imposing appearance, Jarg-e premiees, convenient: back entrance, centre towc, £160. Trade about three barrels a week now, but c:¡.pable of 2fe.\ter extension. Iku4 often Ytelù prout ot £1 a.. week. S:.tis- factory reason assi¡'IleJ for disposal.—Mr Everett, Austin 4!:ti7-t "'0 BE DISPOSED OF. immedlate poffSion, a JL OLU-ESTASLtSHED GENERAL COUNTRY BUSINESS a'.d PR1ØIJSES. The buai-.ess comprises drapery, grocery, corn andnour, ironmongery, funuture, Jewelllery, &c., and is in compete woikn)g order. The I pTo;ni8e, which have every c 'Dvenienœ for au ex ten- I>i\e tJa.,le. are close to tne Rail".y St;¡tioD, a.ud céu. tl-aUy eit.uated in a. thuri,.hinz a.nd iLler_singly J.'opulo1J:i neighb¡;,urhood, surroulJueù by seH'-al bróe collieries, as weH aa iron, tM. and otbtM- m&m;actorÍ,¡tj. 11)8 pre- Mnt propribtor is retihnsr front bnstnesa. 'nte which is a 1a.rg-e uae, enn be reduced if required before transfer. To a ,suital>le pet-son Kood Meurity tenua wiU ))e aHowed.—A'tdress Thorns Unniti):, Merchant, Ystalyfera., Swansea Vey- 3C66 or vS!lt. ittt ItOtk, 1nriagt,$. AT GWA'l-KlN'S CLYTHA CARHIAGE''WcRK? J-?. '.LARE?CE-t'LACH. NEWPURT, ? ? NOW on SALE :— NewDo;rCart."TheDo!tc?,ter' ? ?ew \arni?ed Wo.,d (Bir.) Gadabout The Ctytha.' ? New Lome Car. with taniD.? {or cob S" ?w ???'" ??? ? ?'°?. ?'' ?b 40 New Pony 2-wheei IJ?ket Trap The Volautmu' 2? rwo?cond-t.andDo?Cart?u?tynew),?c:i ? S« New R?ve Cart (for Urocer). t ?' la TwoNewCo?orHauaeraCarta cact- ?4 New Farm Cut.. "14 New Walnut Wood Pony Car The Vohmtino .1" 46652 -v ¡ 't- ANDAU Second-hand), -i;-ftlt- class cont'ition, Jt_J ilver-p:atd tamps, \JWUIJt.i. &c.fitte<i Wih bt 'kf —Appty to OaYid Smith, cour Swansea.3£52 4VJDU.5 and oUittlJ tqui$itt$. WORKS, CARDIFF.-Joseph Be .id j)) and Co., iiuppty aU of N<;w d WATSONS, for cash. Redeiaption or s.Mp.e i.ire. W¡.g-on.; repaired bv contract of otherwise. Wor¡II,. Ea.st Moors Ojnces,14ti, Bute-street.—N.B.—J. H. and Co., undertake to let oraeii 5urpl!1.8 stcck for any owuerx or u.,ers. P.r- ÚCU!UII invited- 4:01 ?7??—???!)?M? TTjr-?RMONIUM, de4; ditto, AJ ditto (7 stops), .CS 10s; Jfjt Pianoforte (good), JE'J'ditto, ?7. 'fhH Cheapest Hou-<e in W.t!t;.s for alt wJca.lI1\I!tr11men.- Robiusou'd Hannenium Maauiactory, &), OxforJ-otreet, S\vaus<ia. FOR-SALE;-Ei;ht spieadid q<Mhty*PIGS, about 12 -1 score each.—Appiy to R. Wcbber.P.ntwyn.St. Me!Iona. :A OJ 1DOOK8, Muaie (new a<7d Bought ;-t highest prieea or Exchanged. Libn.riej pm'- ehased. A ;;ood price given for WeJsh books. A !ar,<e vanety of bocks on ali subjects in stock for Sa'e. Book- omiiup in ?i ita branc'.e3 at very moderate prices.—T. Joues. Uenerai Bookaeller, 4. Wiadham.atreet, gw?nsc? —— 3J6'2 BILIARD TABLE, by Burroughs .n.i Watts fuU ]?' ??'? ? ? "?? eempiete with balis. cue- &? A?)v? r< "?' ??' ?? '?". ?'-kin?bo?d &c.-App)y to David Hnuth. Pontatdawe, near Swan?a. 3C5i. A NGLINQ.-SaJtor Fresh-w3.ter Fish, o: evei-Yde- ?-?-?'?°"' ?" ? caught in immeMe quantiHe. with the Chinese bait. RED CHINQ ?inkin?Giadwi? Doubie strength apecially r.repared for aututrn and winter use. Fish ame!l the bait a <)ng distance, and attracted by its briUiant colour and pungency, take it voraciously. Sample, sufncient to take a. bushet ot nsh sent for 13 penny stampa.—Address, Jnica aud Co., 1m: oorLer.i. aocu ¡o; TTOHN TTENKINS and ?<OS ANNOUNCEMENTS. JOHN JENKINS and CO., AUCTIONEERS & VALUERS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS. STOCK INSURANCE, MORTGAGE AND BROKERS, ARBITRATOM. HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL & GENERAL AGENTS. PHILHARMUNYC CHAMBERS, St. SrMtBT, CARMM. to th< Sun Fife. Frovideat Mt ?id PI&te tnsur&jtce aad the Proteetef EudowMent, LOtn, ?nd Annuity Compaay. P B.—J. J. &nd Co. prefer iatarvtewa, bat Btde by post, in which CMe tt*mpa taott ? tcf rep)y. BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. ?A\TON. CARDIFF. — DOUBLE-UCKNSED ?_? HOUSE. &40 weekh-. to be DIS- PoSHD OF. Short onty Renews harmonic Chambers, Cttrdif. —— 1—m ?A?TON.—S!NGLE-L!CENSHt) HOUSE Philh.<.rmonit Cardiff. 1—53 HOUSE. in ? ?o. (t ?:n? ?I,4'X). Very pfoHt'b!' trade.—.John Jautut'a a.tid Co., Ch-nnbera, Card'Cf. 1—ttO ?ROWN??N, ALpToN-ROAU. "e LET on t o"('M.-Apply C" Pbdmr- a. St. of to D. W&<on, E«t, 'NTYPOOL. PUBLIC- JL HOUSR. r-ntVt-ryModei-ate.—John a.nd Co., Ch-nubert. Ca.rdi'f. 1—31 ?"?AXTJN. HOL'SK, Jetikir.a -Mid Cu., J.'hi;h:n-:non!C Ca.rdi!j. _1-77 T HOTKL ?J t.') Um re.-u:t ?td Lttr.r3 Huuse ? t)OA'ra. FL'LL LfMe..6750. UteMt)a by Jenk'na tud Co., DOUCHE-LICENSED HOUSE, M'vierat.e Ra.'e John Jenkms Ce., Philharmonic l—:}i ?WANSEA.—DMir?Ue compMt HOTEL, ?l,?e').—Juha Jenkins a.nJ Co., ? PUBUO- ?/ HOUSK, tu on<: o<' the thorouyMM-ea. An exceHent for ? person ?ee.k?ng :t Jettkins -md Co., ?uu Fin; Oaiee, PhU- Ch.uubefs, L'ardia. 1-68 T?' EWPOl.T.??Good, weUsitu?ted,DOUBLJ?U- ?[ CEASED IIOUSK, doin? & I?rge tT&<ie (prcM). Free"FuMiceti8ed HOUSE.'eTtua.te It ? RA ROCERY BUSINGS, m capital ma.nufa.cturing a.Hd coUiery district in Somh stared at expense, Rent. ?50; Lease, 17 Stock Jeukiua Mid Co., tt&nhonic Cttiditf. 1—<H d 'PUBLIC HOUSE, m Ca.rdi9 ?r attd held ?t t very tow r<ut. In- — John Jenkins and Co., PhUbarmotuc Chambers, OM-difT.l—O ? ?ARDJF?,DUCKS. — iice)]MdFUBHC- modwmte.—Joau !md Co.,Aucttonct:ra. Jcc., Phi{- h.trmMnic CiTambera, 1—69 .CONFECTIONER'S,GROCER'S,andPRiVATi: ?_/ HO'fJi.L. BUSINESS, ttear the Bute Docks, Ctrdin wine lichnce, to be SOLD. Good Shop Iea.&e Sleek about by T&Iu&tion.—Johu Jeakina ?nd Co., Phdb&rmotue Chmnbers), _l—a0 ? ?ANTON.—Good Douhle-liceuacd HOUSE, iD exceHent ??ARDIFF.—SJE?!t-hceused M be ?/ disposed o! in Cantoa; incomiug J&6U; low rent.— Apply to'Jchn Jenkma .md Co., Ch.mberB, CMd!<f. ? CARDIFF, Suburbs wf. — A very spacious Single. ?_? iiOUSE, iu ? new but very ueigh- oouriiood, on ItMae ?t p<;r yea.r. j65UO.—J. 1.11 ??AUDH'F, Lower <<rauge.—Double-licensed IIOUSL ? ?ARDlF?'.—Doubie-Ucensed ilOUSE, tu eMy 'hatance OF. lusoi"? -Lf.Oad.—J 1-6' BUSINESSES WANTED. ?T?EER-HOCSE IN CARDIFF, or Ro&d-side Innae?r. j? Itigoui.? :t.ijouc ?lOO.—Joha JenkitM aud Co., ?OUN and CO. h.tvc ?evera.t CiienH re- ? sm.tit PUBLIC-HOUSES m or ?MALL?nsp?ct.tMe, PUBLIC-HOUSE m or uea.r Car- ?? ciS. liigoiug not to exceed ?12?.—JcLm Jt:ukioa ???? ?'?to'?????JeuE.? ?,d cu., Phu- BUSINESS FRKMISES TO BE LET. and SHOP, M-Shoi.,C<t:r,nn.J ? or TWO FLOORS oi a Good Ury and Convcmetit ?? WAREiiOUSEToLET; lat a<-)or -t.<od,2udiloor ?g OU8E, with Shop Front, l-st&d st&ble, iu Roa.th, ? ? OFFICES.—Two &eta uf four and con- VMuentiy-.nra.uged 0&ee9, suitttbte lor SoLcitorj, be Let iu.maii.t.teptxiitesaion.—Pa.rticul.tft oijotm ir ARSE SHOP, M & poaitioH, with excellent ? CAPITAL PREMISES, iu & Brst-clM. position iu C.tr- dia, with ?towy wn.uu<v, TO be LH1'. J—31 HOUSES, ?c., FOR SALE. ?APPHIRE-STU.ELT, very desirabte ?nd ?7a.—Juhn nud Co.,PhiU).<.rmuuit; Ctia.m- bers, ?—7? ?j EYEILAL CO'iT'AUES jn ? ?ood :etthi:. ?? topay&boumper cent. dt;a. to bM <ittd Co., House <uid ?at?ta Philh.ruiouiu Ch.tmben, c.a-ditf. 2—eo 'S tENARTH.—Fjur COTTAGES, iB s:ood iettiu.? place, j. 17 i'-et iroutage, srood repair. Grouud rcMt ?.S Pr.ce ?7))u.—John Jeukiu.! &nd Co., Chambers, RESIDENCE and OFFICES, Hem- JC' diti, TO be SOLD, w.th or without a ne:d diS. ?—tO HOUSES acd a ;!i JL street, to to p&y 7; per cent- Price ?LOCO. C&rduf. ?—5o ? <r ORTTJiKRr ROAD, CA Good JkjJL letticg Houses to be Sold.—Apply to Johu Jeu- .tnd Co, fhibuTcoMic OttrdiR. ?—5? HOUS&S, in Lower Jt, SOU), {or ??0. for F.uticuiitrs nppiy ? John &Co., ? ?? f!tHN sTREM, weu.buitt Mtd eou- _tL Te<u<mt .dt iet, to be SOLD A good iu for .esuo.—Jatm Jenkias .md Co., Philhmmouic ?ocd HOUSES in Mortimer-road, C*ntctt, oCer ? &ttOodiitY«ituteutforjt.l,.oo.—<)uhn Co., Eoui<e :md Eetate Aleuts, PhUham.ocie ChimiberB CMdiC. 2-BU ?EVERAL ifOUKES m Brook-?eet, CardifT. M?def&te ? pfi<?a. SM< letting Be?hbour?ood.—Jenkms.tnd Co., Philb&rmoaic <j<nilia. 'B_W OUSE m CtrdijT. Very prioe. Jct'kitM ?ntt Co., Cardiff. &-<}4 ??TYNDHAM CRESCENT, CANTON.-One or two V V Kcod HOUSES to Le SOLD. oSerinx invetit- meuta :<.r ??t', ??, imd ?(i7').—Johu Co., Home ..i.d Asn.t*, PhiIhMUiomc Ch.tttdjer: C<).rm. ?-42 Good HOUS.E, with showy V etreet, to pmy i)e<uly p<r ecnt Price HOUSES, iu ?ood Pries, Gnund rent — John ?eukut.t.t.i? U<j., Chambers, C.trdi:i. :I;H '!fj<OUR very desir.tb!e HOUSES, let for jB6Z per yMr, J' fur JE.l,05C,—Johii Jenkiu.i aud Co., Philharmonic ?3? "HOUSES TO BE LET. LRT.—Good Ho USE, with 'B_)ENAi.TH.ry uouveuieat RESIDENCE, in CLve- FURNISHED RESIDENCES TO LET. ??EEP?lOV-—yira.. c'.u&s cu<np!ete!y fBrnh.hed de- ?'. tuched R;SIDKNCE, within easy a<-uM8 to Ka.ilw.ty oaice.a. weU-Btockcd ?a.i-dcn; I=.wn- per to JohuJenkInsaudCo., WANTED TO PURCHASE. /4 FREEHOLD or Long- PUBLIC-HOUSE.— ?TL Johu Js.kiaa itnd Co., Auctiou«r Philharmonic CUiuMbMs. Cardii!. SHARES SALE. ? ? GAS a..d WATER. Last two .tiyi- dendso per eent.—Johu Jenkius und Co., Stock MONETARY. -?*??? ??' "? ?'? ?' ? ??E TED on ct?U?) MORTGAGE.-Johu Jeukina aad Co., A* /4 ? ??"? ?? ? ?? ADVANCED ou ?ood free- ??,?:?/?, huid secmitxs.—PM-ticufara, to John ?_ 'B' ARGE to be advanced on Le.).seboMs, Free- hnida, RcTeMion' Ground R<uta.— John Jen!:ins .ml Co., Brokers aud Agenta ?C. LEACH, BILL POSTER -'L?. ANi) DELIVERER, 17, WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF, Recta ttU the Principal Md mott PromiBeat POSTINO STATIONS in CardiS. Canton, Md Roitth. A hrpe AdvertiMg Vfm to ptntde the ttretttt, wttt ???'?ver, to be Let ? MM Daj « WMtb ?T AND C pjT ERN 1849), HOUSE ESTATE, AND LAND AGENTS, AUCTIONEERS, VALUEUS, PUBLIC AUCOUKTAKTS, AUDITORS, &e. URE. LIFE, ACCIDENT, AND MARIXE INSURANCE AGEXT3. OtT:CM: 74, MARY-STREEt. ANNOUNCEMENTS FURBISHED RESIDENCES.' TO LET. ?OUTH HANTS. — Haud?me'y furnish? RE3I. ?"? D??CH, near ?ood town. South aspect. Dry; 1465 ? ABMFF.NEAR.—A FUftNISIIED HOUSH and'7 ?/ AcrMof imuuM.—App!y Messrs ?HEPSTOW'ANT) TIXTKKN ABUEY <ne&r).—Ue- ?? Furnished for :tYe&r, or on the Freeho:d, ?3.00?.- Messra. H<n', Cardie.UM '?TEAR TEf<BY.—We!t-furni.shed, piet?ntty situated, ??j eemi-det.tche?VILLA.r?ptetewith e'c?.tnce :md comfort. t'ent for six months very modeiatte.—MeMrs. Hern. C&rdiS. l4til XRAR JT M&riu'' bed- ?rdens, &e. Rent 1301 ? AH&I .er:J ES. ?u_ RESIDED LE! with pos- ?TKO?uTGLOUCESTKHSHIRE?—Tu 1451 '?ORTIICAWL.—To be Let for a ye 'r. & Hncly-situated j_ demc);t:.i, wett-furni?hed HK?IUH?CK, with b<ty ?r??TWRK? &nd Monmouth, neM !t &16. HOUSES, ?42, JS7a. — J. NeftsiaHerB.CardiB. ?TEAK CRKJKHUWELLMdABERGAVHNNY.— Good country COTTAUM 6 bed- HESIDENUES FOR SALE. ?jT?ENBY.—Freehold Bamily RESIDENCE, with grounds Hern, TO\VN RESIDENCES. TO LET. ROATH ROAt), CAKDIFF. — Convenient ?t VILLA KE.S1UEJSUK. window, two &c.Rcnt.jM2. ??ARDIFF. Suburb. — H.mdaome RESI- ?ARDlFF.—Ver)? superior KESIDENCE, (.'SLrdtN. ?OWmu?GE-ROAD. ?/ ?ood pn;ij the uoor. Rent .&SU. — ilcrn, CarJiif. ? ARblFF. i!y ?EjI?E?CE in ?/ three nvd licni, Cardiff.1422 j% ?.?WPORT.—A MAKSIUN HOUdE, co)!- ?ARK PLACE. CARDIFF.-Genteet ?r?AHDIFF.—Richmond-territC", Owd Messrs He.-n, CMdia. ISUa—9 ?lAilDIFF.?Good'?OfJSas to IjET L?APPHI??-smEET. ROATH-—f:.M.i Trails—= y?HUC?UN?BTOW?, CARDIFF. — G<x)d Uouse. '<3802" W. & S. HERN. 74, nr. MARY STREET, ?y ?!?—??iM?, ?<??, ?? N9ATOHFFE, E N 0 I ? E E H A X D BOILER MAKER, H AWARDED, near CHESTER, inform them th:tt hi, STORKS at BKOUUII- HALL STATION. ncu.r CUESTER. are now EN- assurcd but a w.II be The stucn in the trade of BOILED, Md ?.tiisr MACmK- EHY for WORKiS, A LIST o[ BOILERS, &e., apJendid p.tir cf ?7 inch by 5 feet stroke ?F with Cor- JEDWARD RA'fCLM''FE. H&WM-dcn, ?ear Chester. 'CT AXCASBIRK doubio nvctTcd, with ?i two.;2it. by 7 ft. 3 in., witt) <t!titowa.y tubes; one Sted BuUer, 30tt.by7tt.,with EDWARD RATCLIFFE, a.u'1 Boiier Mnker, SALE, cbea.p, two douMe-nued DO!LERS, 2S:t. ?JF by 7 ft., '.v.thGaUowa.y tubes. Good for COlbj. EUWARD RATCLIFFE, ?\? SALE, second-h&ud, TWO ?? 32!t. by Mt. to now. i;ArcHFf.E, jUawu.tden. ?ECO?D??NU.Vertic.iJ BOlLi'rit.?trby'?'N?rly {? new. Onedo.gtt. d'). b, 4ft. Sin.; ot.e no. 7ft. Cin. by 3ft. 3in. one do. 5ft. 6in. by ?fj;. ch). Ail are ? RATC'LtFFK, ??'?' ??E? Secnud-hM).! from t; horse EDWARD RATUUFFE, ?T?WE?TY'SecoM?h&nd Horizon t:)J with JL eyiinders frum 6 inchM to ?7 di&metcr. All EUWARU RATCUFFE, Ha.warden. ?EUO?D-HA?D Vertic-it ENGINE and EOtLER EDWARD RATCLIFFE, 45543 ? Doub;e-cy)mderB3i<!a STEAM E.\GJNE, M:<! 12 inch eyiiuders, four feot stroke. Wrought fihaft, 10ft. (tin governor and feed pump. be 3(.en at work -at Messrs Reynotda Md A:Ieu. City Flour ?liUs, BMaoved to 'na.he room for more power.4716-t TTjIUR SALE.-3 H.P. VERTICAL MULTITUBULAR JL' H01LEK. Good 3.s new. chea.p. 6 H.P. MORI- /OKTAL, with dome, chea.p.—SoJ& and Dry SoupWorha Cardifr. 479SO ??? BOILERS, MACHINERY ?t?n?M?_ ?'EXT Oi-' Uuc'Mmed.-A RE- money aiucf 1700. Puat free, M)d C )., A FORTNIGHT'S FAMILY Four C'SlE.STie WMher,* Wringer, ?nd (thrc<? in one\ eM-rmge paKf, &nd a. free aHowed. Poatyp.-idd, nud It:, CarditT. 44216 ?')1CY<JHS? ajtd i'KtCYCL!SI'S.—WAITED pur- for l4!)'.SEW and '"CAM'D RIANS," ?ow making tor the ?eMOn 18S1. SPECIALITIEa. a. direct a.ct]n? spoke hub. with &n ?r extmet:). brokeu spokea without djn.l- or in ituy way the hub. A nt:w spoke can be put )n by it nov.ce in ? f<,w mmut€9. The New Gtmbri .n t-priny, which ia undoubtedly the moat comfortubiein !tt present, M the weight only, )M ?u extre-nely percentage of .tccidenta ca.n be to f.tulty work, executed persoos who not the machinery, ur ofthecon- etTNcttonof a..bieycie to prop3r)y do reptirs. A-MATEURS supplied with purta m rouyh or tny MOHR'IS WonM—PONTYPRH)D. ?'°" 4.3439 Snow RooMa -MD Ov?!CE—l6, ANCEL-STR:Er CARpIfF. Price iMt free one etantp. Certain Cure for Nervout DebiUty. ? RAT1S, ? ?lEUICAL WOUK, showu? safTererj how ?T they miy be cur?d Md acquire Heaith tmd Vit..lity without the aid of ?uMks. with recipca for purifyin? the smd reaMvinsr Skin ASectiom. FMeon receipt of St3.mptt) prepay SccretAr)-. Institute of A)tat)my. 2802 ?' T??R MARK- 2, North?mpton-phce, Swansen., grants l.T_]). ?5 up.va.rd.) ? Tr?desm?n, Hinuiers, F?cmera, ?ecb<nuta. ou their Stock. Ftumtoro. &c. W. AND S.' H B n (Est&LlMbed 1849), FINANCIAL AGENTS, MORTGAGE BROKERS, AGENTS F(WVEi?E.JDlNQ AND INVEST.M SOCIETIES. STOCK AKD SHARE BROKERS. OFFICE3: 74, ST. MARY-ST, CARDIFF. ü'"NOUNCEl!E"'TS (extntoted from our Ragistm) ?ARDIFF. — COTTAGK PROPERTY, 300 Years' ?/ Lcaje. Ground rent nomimi. P.ty 3 per cent.— Messrs Hern, Ca'-diit. 14.?J T??AUT?STKREr. ROATtL — ScveraT?vcU-buitt ?J?i. lIOU?S..t?rea.b??.tu).—MessMiiern, C.n-iitf. ?EClL-STREET. ROA t H.- Two G.Md o LM'l'A ? .?' ?ARD?F.—Very??ood portion. ?nodCOIFAGR ?. PROP6RTT. Price m?Bf?ta.—MeMr? Hern, C?rdift. l? TT??EEHOLD LA?D ?t .&! 8a per &cre—selected F?rma re:: "il\(jer by instilments.—tutlestpa.rticutitrs of 3le6ors Hum, 74, St.. M.u-y-street, Cardie. STACEY-ROAD, ROATH.—Very gw31 RFSIDENCE, IZI hot and \):d five very che<J.p.- Heru, I)WAILMVIZI-;F.T, QANTOI(, CARI)fFF.-Supzrior fj weii-baitt HOUStM phcj IJII).ler.¡,te.-Measra Hero, Ctudiff. 127 1DOATH.Rt)AU. CAHLM?F. — Seo:i-<leStched Bea?. gat-deii. Priœ luoJer-MeS3nl Hern, l:arolif. ?EARt?STRHK'r. CARDIFF.—Corne! SHOP, side en. j_ t?nc< &nd Two ifood Houacs, it b.tKg)tht; I)?e putttou en nwr%WL&v.-blessr-i Hem, Cardie. ltM<) UtROOK '?RKACE. CANTON, Ei.ht-nMmea YHh. J) ?otmd rM)t iow price mo<jcnnc.—Me?M Ifc;T), I.udttl WANTED. V.'URNISHEU c,)-4t preferred. Shoot- illg and jf pQ:;8ioie. -¡.1:1.1"11, Cal"tliff. 3.l0-2U ?A&Utt'F. — h? ?Md U?!ity, Cumiort?btj RESI- b4n.- Horll, &a.¡;e Ateiiti, ? ?OTI'AUM .mJ itbout .m Acre ut Uin-cen a.n<i Urc?.Md. ? —Me?t??em. C<u?fl?.? ?J EWPURT. !iwt., ?t or ne?.—Good REStDENCE.— j?j JHess.?detT.O.?iC.14 C'VRDIFF DO().-Go.'Id BUSlNk,5ti Fitl!141SM.- ? M<MK)f9Mor<), Cantiff. 219 ?_B uUSH with 7 Rooan Mtt)e hmd ne<tr a town. Rent JL? Ntode?te.—MaaNra Her!), UtU?HC. 44 COUNTRY RESIDENCE. neitrCMtHS.—MeasrsHem, ? C:trtM. SOS ?a ??Y, ur ?ot!—HJSdlUE?UE, with 8 beth-oonu. j_ RetH. ?ix?t ??—Mes-!M B?r!), Cnrdttt. 1S8 ?KVERALGood FARHS WANTHD.ran?iM?froniM ?? tu ?OO&crea. State the iuM-Mt po.rttcui-.tra.—MeMra Hen), Caxtiily. MINERALS. MINERAL ESTATES, &c. ?.UAH?Y.—Splstulid fLAG?I'MK QUAKRY m ?J? C?rn):<Jtheu.<hirc, Stust a?.< iu \V?Le?. Prieo muucr-ttc for leMe (17 ye-tra), goo.iw.il, a.d platit.- Mediirs Hern, Carditf. H2o Y?OHEST OF OKAN.—? ery superior STUNM QtJAKHY? ?r?if- _? 1?06 'l'O: QUARJiY, hi workjn? Order, with Rfulway very moderate.-hiessm Rettt. Citrdia. 13UO MONEY. <,t-< ?? to jE20,oco ?ud upwn!d< on FreehoM, Copy- g?j.?'U' hoid, tud Lcttaehold Properties, Revers'on- :l'rv lIJtcre3ts. ó.:c. j -IIon.1 from .e&0 to JE1,000 of Persorcd Kec'u'ity. Life iMtcreaM, KeverstOtM, Sha.res Bt Public UoMpathes, .tud other ecuritie8:-Full pait;wliu-i :md ionus of appfll:atiOlt way be obtained of Mr Si'muet Hetn, t-);t,ate Ase"t, 74, aryt, Cardiff. ?Q?????foritunie'Ji?te Invest?Eent on Mort- ?t)t!??\? K? of Good Freahotd l?roperty or ?<m?.—MetNir.< Hem, Eat.tte As'<mta, 74, St. ?ry- .t?..6?'?.? BUSINESS PREMISES. ?APiTAL OFFICES, St. M?rv street; do.. Bute <? uocka, Citrdti:.—W. a.nd ?. Heru, Ua.rdiN. J? a.u<lH.tki!?pR?iisR!diti ?o.tth (bestpoai?ou); c.I.I", shop over, sitting room. three h.,ùrOvm, attic, ba.kdwuse at the tJack of La'll1g twu a.ud .1. .!food back roadwity to premises rent £:50 a year.— Messrs Ucrn, C<H-dig. i4M 'V úOl>VILLE-l'L'RRAC¡', CATHAYS.—BUSINESS i-v rent Hern, Ca.rdi: _lSi7 (),O"VBI'tIDGE-HO..W, CANTON, c Hlr¡;5t; awl sliOP. Bedt. })o.ji!on. hM:ned.t),t.c ilud S. lierii. a?UTE-? L'R S?T,rc'?l)iVi.\?Uo()d :md wit!i ot- without, e-vceti.,ive Ce!!M- &_c. Ridd nud bael Enn.uce<Me;;sn¡ Hern, Caidil. Wlli BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. ?r?ARD:FF(Principat Street).—Tobacconist.) Buaino-s. ?? h)??'u?V9)-ymodera.te. lutmcdia.ta possession.— Messrs. Kert), Canlitï. ¡("RDIFF.-Cpit.al- PUriL!C:HOUSE bct posit'on, gooù tra.de, hog lease, rent, Itc., moderate.- W. I-.id S. liciu '=' ? 14;33 i,-i;ZST-CLASS STIAD FLOUR iii Liiicol.-i- A,hire, in ceitre of good e,,rn bhire, in centre of gooJ corn growinJ dist¡-ict, IY1LiJ Jail amI tl-atisit, to be o. ¿OLU, with p():;ses;:¡ioll Mich¡¡,elDl!8. Mil conta.ins eig-ilt p;r3 French two Hopkinson's patent bran cleaner, coru aipirator. (lauipr. Mill driven by two HùJ ??AHUIFF-??ee Si"?-Licensed HOUSE, do'.n? s<'od trii.?'F ? ')? moderate.—Mc?r:) Hern, C?rdifT. -??b??_1325 ??e "????'?tr?o.—Me?.fs Hem.'V?'tt. ??<?RTI3??t.?.—<}?d HOTKL. WtUi .unp'e acco:i)od;i- ?_ Hon.Join??pod tr.tde. Rent and tn?o);? moderate. 4;)$02 ————— 009 6:, 8. HERN. 74, ST. MARY STREET. f- Ronty. '? ONEY ADVA?CtB) by :t Ucntlem:m unconnected jLYA WtUt ?ny Cnrdia' ?oney-tehder.—John Henry JonM, 1, St.0:1I:2uare, Ca.iditT. 44XS4 ??t.HUGYMHX, F.).nnet-9, CHerks, Shopkeepers, imd ,?-? Mect?tdM etn reeeive ADVA?CHS upon FURNI- I'LXtf' etc. (withottt remove), at onto by writing to Mr J. J. Jones. IS, CoUes-e-atfeet, Sw?usea. Distance no object. __41213 ???<"? To Lend ou FREEHOLD or J.H?SEMOL!) ?'?UU. fRtJP?ii.TY. -Appiy J. A., "South W?tea U.*dy Aev.a" UtMee, Swall:,ea.. 30H6 <??'.?\ tojE7M?ra.uted?t shortest notice upon per- c&'t)\7 son.<i tecurity.—App)y John Henry Jones, r?o. jL, M,. Johi'?qu?re, C?rditf. 4428? j?SONh?Y?iT.uieedup&u.?lkindj of reat security.— A?j. Appiy Juhn Hsnry Joues, 1. St. Jokn-BquMe, IJ"'lÓ!iY. ? 44Z84 A VON LOAN AM) MSCOUHT COMPANY.—sT J'? Heten'?ro.'td, Swansea.—.65 to .ElOO advanced UpOIl allipi-icatiiii to Householders ;l.nd No Call or any day.-0;1¡ce liouim, 9 a.m. to 9 p.tn. -4.:1232- '?5TILLIAMCSNER, 13, Picton-piitco, Sw.u?en, nd- T ? YMi(;'?, Witi?ut. det?y, .B) to ?1,000 to F.?rmer?, T'yn or Co'mt'y, <m Fm-t)i:u'-e, Ca.ttle, oher 5cwit.r It<Jpa)'able by jn: stalnielit5. Wi-tz;, Hnd paid onto di-u..unted. 27(;4 t?O YOU ?A?<T MONKY ?—If so, sive time. U-f)uMa, S?r!tt. <? H?e-?treot,' Ct:r.??..ElO to je500 teni 'II.¡¡.y. So austie3 of fce. This advertisement is ?enume. 4.')1?9.s?74 IDIEDIATgADYAXCE.-Larg"c nd sma. sun), o: u10ne.y ma. be obtaine,l immediately oil to th art Share Association, 7, Ternple-street amI, os. 5 tIlÙ 6, Great London. At)ya'a.i)ab'eseeurttyt.then. RiUa discounted* uyer or sea -s of stock" or of any dejeril). tlon will find IllS source for busifjCSH. 335:;3 T;7\STABLIS?t;U l.?—The WHST OF ENGLAND J? LOAN an.DISCUUNT COMPANY, 44,Co!H;nerci?. jei,OOO.ttoue<t.y'.s!)Otice,hianypa.rtofRn?!:)ndor Wjei, or fees. The Inore a.d\1.nCtJs, on mo tha.n :tny others the Pdncipa.iity. Prospectuses by a.pplyln; e.i;er by letter or perso:iai!y at H.bove 4<J<i5 J. DLAIDERG, )L1nag-er. A 1 F.R)!E;, and others ':J Jf can obt&¡' CASH ADY.\NCKS, :u sums from £20 t &1,<M, &t t tty's) nøt¡C1J, witiocit ..Ul'et;;¡. No tecs c'.a:-?t:d. Prosee?.j g'rat.?, ty a?pttcaU<ju, e'ther p<<r- MQ?Hy or by etter, to S. H &'ber?, 2, Bu?-t?rmce Ca.r.]jff. N.B.—Intc d; ( 2pll;anta iare remntJed, that by to th .iDce they are In wIth a bona fide le:Mier,whe?l?<K;<;?ofet)tMmnjrtwu ta the Phnci- ism A CONarD?ABLE S?M of MONHY re?y ? be ?TL ADVAN?D up<M' the security o? re.?!iy ?ood Jroa iiij).r at a wit)) eMy COUOIl'¡ t'or the rfp.tytnent. The money M retuly at any 'n'aent. All cMinuunica.notis will be con. sidered strkt1Y.ri\'a.te awl co;¡t1üeuti.\1. Advance.-) ulso made UPOI, "uy)[her .tva.:Ia)jfe iie<juhty. -Address Stock a.ud ShT.re As4..i;ltit)ll. 7, 'i'cmp'e.at.reft, SW,)ea., au'l 79, Qace.) stree Cheapsiue. LoudM), B.C. '¡5! G R gAT EDUCTION OF INTEREST. MONEt ADVANCED ON THE 1We lEASO?'iABLE TERMS, FROM £5 To £1,0(1). To Fanners, 4,Lier., Tntdejmct), &c.. on their Stock, Crop, F.llrmtw'e, &c. Apply { e:so)'!y, or by.ettr, to li).N HAHRM, l\-AVERLEY HOUSE, 17613 CL!ARLES.STKEET, CARDIFF. rt?O FARM? TKAD?SMEN. A?D OTHEHS.— a. Money ?jout sureti<M or pubItt-ity.—Shouid you riqUlre an aù"Cc of C:nh, n.pp!y for a Prospectus of the NATURAL '\P.CANTlLE BANK. (Liniited,, No. 3. Gre\t ChrJe:cet Birnrins'hatn (Capita], jSl,000,000) which wiil ¡¡howh,;re you citn obtain from .£5 to JSo.ooo M.t a fia.y's lwt:( UpOIl not] of h&nd aloiiio, and without pubLeity. T:Hnterest chargù on apprtJycd Promissory Notes, Deed; Ii Life Potieit;a is .85 per cent. This bc'D? ? !wM ? i,)corp?)Mt<d B.mk, eatftbiiahed for nuking- advan;4, all d:l.SSes at a Moderate f.ltt: of borrr3 are the and iiioney-limiderq loan ill- quiries, &c. rtiiiec from the Hank no objectioii, and no good app,¡<:JolI is ever refused. Appty personally, or stitte by "ct&airiount required. N.B.-Cul'rac(''OI1l\ts opened. Depositos rMeived. W7 DAVIU -1-URNHH, Manager. POSSBSS ALL THE PROPERTIES OF TH\'INESl' ARROWROOT. R 0 AND DOLSON'S OltN TpLOUR J BAS TWT'rEA' ""ORL¿,.yYmil REPVTATl°N. And is (;"Cllled for Uj2iforn2ly Sapenor quality. SM 5U ? fNTAL SURGEON. 1-i RACIAM YOUNG, A,t.? ?. ? 7. V-uk-sti-eet, Bristo). ?"?'?'?ofMsio"a)]y. CARDIFF- FIRST and n?RryrfYW?'SL'?Y ia every uiouth. at 63, CHOCK. Oct.2?h-.nd'° ??'? ?? "?? ?'?? WKD?ESDAY, fr,)IA 9.15 i., Nir Edmun-is, Chemist, 5, High.street, ?? 20??-?.?- °?'- ??" W??SDAY; pve'rv???'?' ?'? THIRD THURSDAY in ?RF?trot?- 1'°??. chemist, 22. CAKOLI?iH- 0?7?,'d? ? ??; r?t v&t. 'THURSDAY. WF?N?D?' BEAUFORT SQUARE next visita LYU\FY- ??'' ?' ?'?'' ?? ?-'?' ?° ?'? !?- THURSDAY '? ''°'? H<?Me, Kic?-street; next yisita Ma Fea h)r?- ?" ?'°"' ?? ? ?e.? ,???(,? A?eMMyfor?nunit H i ? t? fey ??.$%;f;??? MEMHYR TKDFIL__ IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY. '?/!rR DAVID EVANS hr's received in- *?'i. strnctions to SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, in One Lot, at the Hotel, .Verthyr TyJnI.otiTUKSDAY.the 26th day of October, 1SSD, at Four for Five o'u!oe'< in the of by con- amI to such conditions of sa1e as sla I be thcre and then all those two huilt, com- modloui DWELLING-HOUSES AND SMOPP, with the premises tii, reuiito belongiJlg', InlO'n foS 2 a.nd 3, lIlerthyr 'fJ,j¡'il, aitl iil)% in the respective occupations çf lllHvell Iotiei, gnlcer :1.1\(1 prev'sion dealer, a.ud Mr J. S. Weir. ehen.i.)t :t)i'l dru;ist. is hel,1 a for DO years from the Jst 1841, at the very low rent of 23 11'1 6d per The premises are most favo-ii-ably ill the of th where no fres: I ell-II be o¡,taille.1 business Bein", alld in feet rep:1ir, they aitog"1!ther offer 811eh tbat the !;()lkit3 3peda.1 attention to this as an opportunity fu o\Jr;<. further appJy to the at hi" Otc M, Mcrthyr TydS): or M Messrs. Morgan and Neaie, S()¡k}to! Pontypridd. PENCOED, NEAR Bt?IDGEND. GLAMO!'GAN.?!imE. SALE of VALUABLE BUInnNGan.t AGRtCULTUR?L LAND, F\R)i HOUSE, COTrAGK, & BUILDINGS. MESSRS H. JONES and SON have .1,1. been imtructed t.) SELL by AUCTt ON, at the Wyndham Arno Hotci. Bndgcnd, on SATURDAY, tho 23rd day of October, 18SO, at Three p.m., subject to the vi Sale tv be then and there produce<1, the PROPER'! Y, situate at Pencoed, near Bridgend, aixl adjo:nin,- the Turnpike roa't:— [&LOT l.—AU th.tt c]<M" of PASTUHR LAND called CM to -Lbe ys gubor Fiic'i. orlÎllanee survey 3a. Or. numbered 30 on the tithe map for the pti-ish of Lcn' 2.-AU that close of ARABLE LAND ca!!ed Cae coi)taiii' inz acconling to the orùnari1:e survey 3a. ir. 5p., numbered 122oii the s;ii,i tit.h'' ma.p. L<.t :Al; that chao of A:BLI LANO called Dwy Env, coutaining ::cc,¡rtlin: to the survey 2<1. 1r. 17p., numbered 34 on the said iiian LoT4.'—A!I th.tt .FARMHOUSR, wi:,h conTenisnt it)?;mda)M:t)!tr;oeT?)CtosfKof PASTUKR LAND :n!jt)ming, e:t! e t ( ?e Hir an? Cae Crwn), contt.ittin?. :n!jt)ming, e:t! e t Cae Hir and Cae Crwm, conhiuill, according to the urvey, 3a.2r.Hp. and 4a. 2r. 37p. respectively, numbered 33 and 35 on the said TJthe H.ip; and :Uiio the Reversion Expecta.nt on a. Le&se of and ;n a C,jttage and Garden adjoining, held for & term of 60 ye-irs from 2Sth M.iy, 1, at a ground rent ct 10s per The above.)T!ent:otied property is situate within a few m!nutes' wa!k ft the Peneoed Raiiway Station. It is of mixed freehoJd and copyhold tenure (the latter beillg held of the of Coity W;1li! and api).ur teiia-it to it a rig-ht of ol pasture over about of common land withia Alanor), and, with the exception of the Leaaahold Cottage, the whote of the is in the of the owner, Mr Morgan Howells. The is of excellent quality; the greater portion of it has a frolltaze to the turnpike reaù, and i8 rery el-igiblefor Part of the purchase m-Meyof each lot may, if desired, remain 011 For plans and further particulars apply to the Auc- tioticers, at their or Oflices, or to Mr THOMAS REES, Solicitor. Cowbridge. NEW AND SECOND-HAND ¡- f OCOMOT1VES, QTEAM CRANES, CONTRACTORS' TpLANT, TO OILER S, AND AUj DBSCBIFTMN OF MACHIN B TOOLS. A I BEFORE PURCHASING WRITE FOR FULL PARTICULARS TO CHARLES Tr? T?HILLIPS.' '?' JL?. JL NEWPORT. MON. <767t DL.,ESS MATERIALS FOR THE AUTUMN. -"EBENHAM AN!) RWE,!T MATEHIALS. patteraso! which wiU be sent post fr-e-c-t-o L-mies at a d)stM)ee on :.r.ppJieation. The Stock comprMCj materials from lOd per yard and upwards, and includes every approved novelty of Home and tore?n productio:), bouarht direct from the Mmm- faeturer, and marked at the lowest possible net cash pnce. 14575 CAVEXDISH HOUSE, CI-IELTENHAIVI. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. 13 FOUK GOLD MEDALS. B OR WICK:S BAKING POWDER.——' FOK WHOLESOME BREAD. D"'RWICK'S BAKING POWDER. FOU PUDDINGS AND PIES. ?ORWICK'S BAKINGTPOWDER;——* ?-i?OI?PLUX C.\KH. BAKINGTPOWDEK -FOR TEA CAKE';¡ AND SCONES. BORWICK'S BAKING 1/OWDER.—— —- 10 FOR NORFOLK DUMRLINGS. r CARDIFF AND PENARTH OMNIBUSES. CARMFP dep ) If) 1 0 i 0 7 0 10 0 We.¡!, days. f 11 5 1 50 ,) 0 80 f 12 0 3 0, 6 0 90 PENARTII, dep ) 9- Ó-12 0 go 6 c 9 0 Week days. ? 0 1 0 4 5 40 ) 11 5 20 5 0 8 C Later'Busses on Saturdays. SUNDAYS. CARDIFF, uep 10?02??9?o10?0 PENARTH, dep. 915 1 3:) 8 15 9 U ???? Spee'a]? between 2 and 10 p. n;. each way. The"S(tBTn "ALES DA!LT NEwa' CM) be obtained in London <ti)y, imntediatefy Mtel the trriva) of the 10.45 a.m. Trau- from AtessM SMm! & Son's Do'-kstaU, p'aùdll\toll, and fro!)) Mr W. H. FvxumT% 22, Bom-eue-sh-eet.. Fleet.street THIS D A Y'S T E X T. Who hath delivered us from the power of darkness, and hath tr\lIohteJ us into the kingdom of h)-< dear S.'t), in w!'o;n we have redemption through his blood."— ?oioa. 1, 14.ADVT.- 4S173

BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, & DEATIIS .Notice,? a( Births..1larrÜqe.ç, cMf! D aths are charged the rate of Is /or the /!rs< 7'M'fH<y )Vor,ls and Cd for additù>nal Ten and must In an ses the notict must be by the <nn{ address of the tcn<6'f. t'EATH. L)!W!8.—September 30, Mr Owen Lewis, of the <!rm of _'?arRhy?F)n)t.shird, ?ed 42. _4873(t

2"BURSDÅT, OCTOB-E.P,, 7, 188a The proceedings of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants were resumed yesterday at Cardie, when a resolution was passed thankiug the Hon. J. G. Dodson, M.P., fur bringing to a successful issue the Employers' L'abitity Bill. Another motion was adopted, cautioning the members of the society against contracting away the protec- tion afforded them in respect of insurance by Mr Dodson's Act. It was further decked that the number of hours usually worked by railway servants was excessive, and that the special and united attention of the employes should be called to the subject, with the view of remedy. The dinner took place in the evening. The monthly meeting of the Bhondda district of miners was held on Monday at Hopkins Town, Pontypridd, Mr Abraham presiding. The question of timbering by deputies, as is the rule in the North of England, was the principal subject under i discussion, and resulted in the adoption ot the following resolution That this 1) n meetmg is of opinion that introducing the Northern system of timbering by deputies into the South Wales coal mines will not diminish the number of accidents in the same, but would tend rather to increase them and would strongly recommend that none but thoroughly competent men should be put in charge of all working places in the collieries, be heving that this would be the only enect- ual means of lessening the number of acci- dents from falls of roof that are so numer- ous in;this district." A correspondent informs us that the prospects of the tinplate trade in thh district are anything but encouraging. He declares that tuiplates are sold in Liverpool at a positive IMS, yet the make of certain mills in bcuth Wales is being largely augmented thus increasing the production, and still further tending to reduce prices. At the meeting of the governors of Ca.er- jeon Endowed Schools on Tuesday it tran- spired that the Charity Commissioners I:ad decided that there was nothing in the Scheme to justify the payment of J610 per annum to the Vicar of Caerleon for the im- provement of Psalmody in the church, and it would not be allowed in future. At a subsequent period of the meeting the Church Governors present soug lit to console Cmiu.i Edwa.rdx bv tn&kina him a crant of r-'W £100 towardi the cost of re-casting the bells of tho church, but Mr M. M. Copeobjectingr the matter was referred to the Charity Com- missioners. At the meeting of the Swansea School Board yesterday, the specie committee nppo:))!:ed < consider the subject of truant school, recommended the purchase of a houM und an acre of ground from the Ear) of Jeri-r, in order to buiid thereon a school for truant chlhhe:). The Penthroka DoL-k School Board, at tho meeting on Tuesday evening agreed thatwit.hmg3.rdto the sehction of pnpil- teacher. t!i3 hrst boy or girl on tite exa'').nation l's'i b) aUowed t-) te.11-a tha choice of pt'hoo!s.

Hcfore the Oxford Hrlhery Commission, yesterday, Mr Walsh, the Conservative s;ent, made serioua charges of corruption aaillst theTeturniug magistrates of the city. Subsequently he wished to with- draw them, aad also ail charges of corrupt practices against the .Liberals. Being aahed if the Cot'nnis.sioners were to understand that a!I allegations were made merely for political purposes, witness said he honestly ba!:eve'I them, and wouhl do his best to substantiate them. He had never fought a pure election in Oxford. The formal business of Hie autumnal sesaion of the Baptist Union commenced at Bloomsbm-y Chapel, London, yesterday. The Rev. F. Trestrail, presideut, delivered the inaugural address, upon the moral influ- ence of iundelity. In the evening services in connection with the conference were held in various chapels. Lord Beaconsneld's agents at High Wycombe have, by his lordship's instruc- tions, returned 20 per cent. of the half- ye&r's rent just paid by his tenants on the Hnghenden Manor estate. Floods,owingto the late heavy rains,are re- ported from Warwickshire and the Midlands. Jephson Gardens, at Leamington, are partly inundated, and traffic impeded. The nooda in the Shemeld district are increasing. The Banisley-road embankment is gradually giving way, and the neighbouring valley must soon be nooded. Considerable damage is inevitable. Thomas Scony H;UI, who gave himself up for the murder of a Welsh girl at Har- purphey, has been discharged with a caution. Several poor voters examined before the Canterbury Election Commissioners yester- day expressed indifference as to whom they voted for so long as they were paid. The Chester Election Commission opened yesterday afternoon. The president having cautioned the witnesses the inquiry w.is ad- journed. The Central News says it is the inten- tion of the Government to increase the mili- tary establishment in Ireland, but the Horse Guards report a difSculty in providing rein- forcements, owing to the dispatch of troops to India. Several battalions will, however, be available at the end of the year. The notices at North Gawber Collieries, Barnsley, expired yesterday, and the men, numbering 600, have brought out their tools. They struck against a reduction. Yesterday afternoon, in the presence of a large concourse of spectators, the Czar's yacht Livadia left the shipbuilding yard, Glasgow, Admiral Popoff and Mr Pearce, the builder, being on board. The public were excluded. Sir H. Bessemer was yesterday presented with the Freedom of the City of London in a gold casket. In acknowledging the com- pliment, Sir Henry gave a detailed account of the manufacture of steel.

WORKING PEOPLE AND CHURCH ATTENDANCE. THE address delivered by the R;Jv. S. Row- LAND-JoNES, Vicar of Glyntaff; at a ruri- decanal meeting held at Ystrad last Tuesday, dwelt upon a subject which has pressed sorely upon the ministers of all denominations for a long time. "How best to secure the at- tendance of our working peculation on the ministration of the Church" was his theme, and from a clerical and Christian point of view it is a very important one. It is of more importance in England, how- ever, than in Wa!es. The work- ing people in Wales may not be present in great force at the religious tAe ..l1al& R J1fW¡ that they are to be found in very large numbers in the various places of worshiD throughout the Principality. In England it is otherwise. It is a wiclelv-acknowled(;-ed fact that in England an enormous per centage of working people attend no place of worship at aH, and many overtures have been made within the last twenty years to prevail upon them to come "within the fold." We Lave ourselves never felt satisned that this question has been thoroughly handled. It is a well-known fact that working people are the majority of the population, and, therefore, if they were to absent, themselves from Sunday ordinances in the same proportion as trades- men and aristocrats, the absentees would necessarily form a great multitude. Can any- one tell us in what proportion the nobUity and the aristocracy attend a place of wor- ship ? It is usHaIIy taken for granted that persons of quality need no looking after. The city missionary is never to be seen at their doors. The tract-distribu- tor ta..e3 for granted that a word in season would always be out of season where they are concerned. It seems to be generally admitted that to meddle with their spiritual affairs would be personalty offensive, but that there can be nothing offensive in accosting a working. man, and putting very delicate questions to him. Here we meet, at the very outset, with a distinction which working people are not so blind as not to recognise and even resent. It is but natural for a worl.:ing man to consider his religious beliefs and opinions and his moral and social life to be as much his own and as sacred as those of a peer or a prince. Working people would not resent this interference to any o-reat extent if ministers, %missionaries, and others made a point of putting all ranks on 1. perfect equality in their dealing with them, but it is not reasonable to expect them to mbnut to be treated in an exceptionally is it they were not t; of like passions with )ther men, and as sensitive as their richer "'L. 'I. Ut:It;l1UOurs. The minister or missionary who has not the courage to waylay and question or exhort a nobleman or a man occupying a high social position, has no right to tackle" a working man. Of course we make allowance for un- ] educated ministers and Christian teachers. Such men may shrink from ad. dressing a person in a high position, not from want of courage, but because he feels himself incompetent. Even this, however would not have weighed with an apostle. There is no dimculty in persuading working people to attend political meetings, and for that reason some are of opinion that such persons are more deeply interested in politi- cal than in religious questions. We are not quite so sure of that. It must be remem- bered that in political matters all men are treated alike and on the same level. It is not taken for granted that Lord BEACONSFIELD, being an illustrious personage, needs no looking after, no political tract or pamphlet. When a general election is approaching the canvasser b does not pass by the rich man's costly man- sion, and knock only at the door of the humble cottager. Far from tbis-all social distinctions are set aside, and rich and poor are subjected to the san:e delicate or indeli- cate supervision. Then, again, there is another point to be considered. Mr JoHN BRIGHT was severely censured not long aco for an observation made in the House of Commons which undoubtedly contains an enormous amount of truth. He stated that working men as a rule pro- fessed as much Christianity as the upper classes practised. It was to be expected that such a remark would create a storm of indignation, but we believe the offence, if there was any, consisted in making the statement, in speaking it out, instead of merely believing and thinking it. We will not take it upon ourselves to judge others so far as to say that the upper classes carry most of their Christianity on their tongues and ceremonies; but we utterly refnse to admit that, ao far as sound religious practice goes, working men are worse than the upper classes. Men who are religious on Sundays only, have not much to he proud of; and ministers and other workers in the Church will 6nd the attitude of the working classes materially altered when regular Church-goers display as much real Christianity on Mondays as they do on Sundays. It would be well also if religious reformers would bear in mind that working people can never reliah being spoken to on Sundays as "brethren" and "sisters," and even "dearly beloved brethren," by persona who would think it an act of great condescension to take any notice, not to say friendly notice, of them on a week day. A brother in a fustian jacket cannot relish being passed by as if he were an unclean beast.

SHORT AND EASY METHOD WITH DISSENTERS. How to win Dissentera back to the Church is a question, which has had some new light thrown upon it. A rev. gentleman has made a discovery, and he believes that if he can only persuade others to adopt it he is sure to succeed. This gentleman is no other than the Vicar of Glyntaff, to whoso address at a ruri-decanal meeting we have referred else- where. He has, it must be admitted, thrown very hard missil-ea at the heads of those whom he is anxious to reclaim as lost sheep, -but he hits all round. He comes dow-ii with no gentle hand upon his own clerical brethren. H lie denounces the self-sumciency and spiritual pride of RiCHARD BAXTER, he does not forget the vices of the modern vicar and curate. He thinks that a good deal of blame is attibut- able to both parties. Nonconformists have, of course, been at fault, but as a set-off against their misdeeds, he reminds us of clergymen who think of nothing but pleasure and frivolity, dinner parties and picnic parties, and lawn-tennis parties." This is a grave indictment. H&d we accused the clergy of such delinquencies, we should never have heard the end of it. And yet this is not the worst of it. The vicar tells us of clergymen whoso voices ring out "Y louder than any other" in every gay party and fast company, of drinking and guzzling." Shocking shocking we exclaim; if it be true. We cannot refuse, however, to coincide with the vicar's obser- vation that to have the parson's name bandied about and made a. butt of for the coarse jokes and jests of the irreligious, is c Idegradin,, to his omce.ruinous to his useful- ness, and a disgrace to his profession." We leave the accused to defend themselves, if they deem it wise to do so. What we are mainly concerned to notice ia the plan proposed for winning back those incorrigible Nonconformists who, according to the same authority, constantly make systematic and unprovoked attacks upon the citadel of the Church. We should like very much to kno'.v what the Rev. S. R. JoNES means by the "Citadel of the Church." So far as we can understand, Nonconformists wish well to the Church, but object to ita connection with the State. Is this connec- tion the citadel ? If so, we regret very much to hear it. However, the rev. gentleman is displeased with those who try to lecture or entice Nonconformists back to tlie fold. He proposes silence as a new and effective weapon. He is of opinion that if b'shops and other Church dignitaries would simply leave them alone, they would all find their way buck. Tl is certainly not complimen- tary to the shepherds of the Church. One would imagine that if they were true shep- herds the sheep would know their voices and folrbw them. We have been told that it is the voice of the hireUng and the baying of the wolf that terrify the sheep and cause them to See but, of course, if the hireling and the wolf maintain perfect silence, the giieei,) may mistake the one for its not, at the same time, offer any objection to the experiment. The rev. gentleman is of opinion that his plan will have the effect of realising the happy issue recorded in a few lines which lie quoted, but not from Hymns Ancient and Modern," so that by leaving them alone they will come home, and carry their tails behind them." This is his way of mentioning Dissenters while proposing to treat them with courtesy and respect." What their -tails are, we are allowed to conjecture, but we may assure the Vicar that if genuine Dissenters have tails they will always carry them behind them. They will not all turn tail by going to Carmarthen College to be educated as Dissenters, and then turn tail by going into the National Church. True, he may, in making that notable change himself, have come home but we have never heard of anything or anybody having been carried behind him on that occasion. His tail, if he had one, must have declined to follow.

WELSH WESLEYAN METHODISM. FINANCIAL DISTRICT MEETING. The ijHMda.1 meeting of the South Wales District Committee commenced on Monday evening, when the Rev. J. Morris 0\\ en a.nd the Rev. Peter Roberts preached excellent sermons at Dowlais. On Tuesday the first conference w:is held. The newly-ejected chfmman, Rev. D. Youn?, addressed the meetiu? when the Rev. Mr Alton, chairman of thb Swau? sea District, was introduced. There were present the following members and laymen-—Revs I) Young (chairman of the district). Henry Parrv ?ecr?ry),W. Davies, E.D?. ?Srrv? 1, ?vi?, ?. ?Y-ans, j. ±:vacs, J. J?n?. P. Jones J. June,. D. Lewi. T. Mauu.t, T.Mo?n: H ? ??' ?- 0 ?°. ?- r??Ps H. irttch? J. PritcL?rd. T. J. Pritchard J. Rees R. Roberts, P. Roberts, J. E. Roberts, H. Elwyn Thorns, T. Thoma., ?' "???? ? MesatS T. Hevan, Delt? levies, t.A.Ph.S., D.Da.vies, A. Evana.W. GriEiths v\. Jones, D. Jones, J. Morg&n, T. Wil- liams, D. Watkins, J. Williams, T. Maunuel. The following additionai grants were made :—- Carmarthen J310, Lampeter jEo, Mertbyr £4, Tre- degar B4, Brycrnawr jEN, Brecon kl lOa. The cordial thanks of the coMnuttee were presented to the Revs. D. Degar Evans, T. Morgans, and 0. Owen for services rendered as distrjct proba. tionera' examioers, &c., and were unanimouely ejected to the -office for the ensuing year. The. Rev. 0. Owen. however. fee):nsr that in6.-m?t;M compelled him to resign the omce, the Rev. Johm Da vies was unanimously elected iin his stead. The Rev. T. PhiHipswaseTected education eecretary.

SWANSEA SCHOOL BOARD. THE TRUANT SCHOOL. *'A monthly meeting of this body was held at the Guildha;! on Wednesday, Mr YV. F. Richarda presidh)?. There were also preaent—Mrs Higgin. son, the Revs. W. Williams, W. B. Williams. Dr. Davies, Bishop, Rosser, Naysmith, and Martin.—Mr Cole, the local inspector of schooht, reported that out of 37 examinations of pupil teachers, four of them obtained nrst-claM and 20 second-class certificates, whilst 13 were un- classed. This was far from satisfactory.—In con- nection with the report of the schools manage- ment committee, the Rev. W. Williams complained of the manner in which teachers were appcmted, saying that the ttppointmentd were virtually made by the school management committee, and not ? by the board. The committee recommended one person only, aud the board had nothing to do but appoint him :.or her. He (Mr WiHiaujs) would like to see three natnes submitted for considera- tion.—Dr. Davies expressed a similar view, and Mr Bishop, who moved the adoption ef the report, signified his willingness to tali in with the saggesticn on future occasions.—Mr Naysmith, in moving the adoption of the report of the schools' building committee, said that since the board entered into an arrangement with the Corporation for an exchange of aites on the Dyvetty nelJ. the latter had beeu compelled to give up some por- tion of their scheme, and it seemed probable that tLey would not make <t road up to the neld as anticipated. Therefore the Corporation wanted the Board to build on one side, so that at eome future time a road might be made. This, how. ever, would put the Board to considerable expense in purchasing gardens facing upon the neld; and the commit-tee, therefore, recommended, that in the event of the Corporaticn insisting upon thia new arrangement, the School Board should return to their original intention of building at the bottom of the Seld. The report was seconded by Dr. Davies and adopted.—The special committee on truant schools recommended the purchase of Bonymaen House, and an acre of ground situated near Cwm, subject to the permission of the Homo Secretary being given to the erection thereon, of a truant school. It appeared that the house and grouuds beong to the Earl of Jersey and that his lordship is willing to dispose of them for k3CO. It is proposed to provide accommoda. tion for 20 children. The report waa adopted, and the board shortly afterwards adjourned. z-z

CAEHLEON ENDOWED SCHOOLS SPECIAL MEETING OF THE GOVERNORS. A special meeting of the governors of thew schools wM held on Tuesday, to consider an inf portant letter received from the Charity Commit siouers as to the result of an inquiry by M< Skirrow, the inspector, and also Mr Jackman'X report. The Bishop of LIaudaff presided. th< other Kovernors present beinz the Rev. C:moN Hawkins, the Rev. Canon Edward", the Rev. Mr Archer. Messrs L. A. Honhay, M. M< Cope. A. A. Williams, and T. Party, the cleilk (Mr Gibbs) and the surveyor (Mr Crook) being also ia attendance. The minuter of the last meeb, ing having been read and confirmed, the surveyor road a long report on the condition of the property I oisthe Charity, referring to the several poinM mentioned i)i Mf Jackman's report, and con* eluding by stating that in his opiniott it would be necessary to expend IZ950 in re- pair!), and JE850 upon the draining of the property, making a total outlay of B1.800, in comparison with Mr Jackman's estimate of JE1.400—namely, EGOO for repairs, and JS300 for draining. The sur- veyor'a report was adopted. A letter was received from the Charity Commissioners, dated October the 4th, reply- ing upon the following subjects, which an« out of their letter of the 13th September, and which had been submitted to them for ex- pl:)n )t!<m: lu reply to the nrst ques- tion, Is the iufant school entitled to 5a pot head for paase? in standards under Clause 35 ? i! I was pointed t)4 that there are no standards in th< i of ant school. Secondly, the governors having I granted the sum of j510 annually to the Rev. Canon Edwards for "the improvement Ot < pa timody" in the church, asked th?t. the grant b< contin"ed, and the Comi'iissioners replied thtt there was nothing whatever in th< scheme to justify such payment, which would no*, be allowed in future. Thirdly, it was asked if it would be necessary to re-statt the accounts for 1879, which had been examined and an 1 the reply was in the negative. Fourthly, the comn'ission'rs replied that t!:ey would allow the grant of j23 per annum to the Vicar of Llaugwtu in conai'ter-ttion of the churity property in that pariah. Fifthly, it was nsked if the eommissionera. in their letter of the 13th Sept., were correctly understood to propose that the sum of JE250 per an'tum, available for elementary edu- cation, should include Clauses 36 and 3f, v. bich gave £100 for scholarships :i nd E20 for religious in- Btruction, maMng a total of £370. The commia- s!o')ers answered "No," stating that the sum of 22.)0 was exclnsive of those clauses. The Bishop havmg suggested that every para* II graph in the letter '*f the 13th should be considered ) sepirately, and the principle only discussed, and that a committee should afterwards be ap* poicted to draw up a reply, the various claused were considered sena?tm. Clause 1 was considered to be dealt with by the surveyor's report, which was ordered to be sec!; to the Commissioners. Clause 3 required the Governors to consent to an alteration of the scheme, by substituting the aum of E250 Ver annum for the present payment by average attendance and passes i standards, which at the present time is very low, but which in the future may largely increase. The Governors, after a long discussion, resolveJ to resist to the utmost the proposedc}¡an(;e, :'nel upon putting the resolution to the meeting sit voted for itaud one (Mr Cope) against. The Rev. Mr Archer declined to vote upon the question upoa the ground that he did not approve of it'* j wording and tone. During the discussion upon this subject 1'1 it was contended by Mr Cope that tb< consequences of the defiant attitude of tl< governors in compelling the Commissioners M dr.?ft a. now scheme, which would require to M submitted to the Committee of Council of Edn* cation, and receive the Royal assent, would pro* bably recoil upon themselves, as it was extremely probable that, in the event of their being com- polled to adopt this course, they might Sad othe< clauses in the scheme which woulu. also require con-iderablo amendment, and that, among othef matters, the constitution of the governing body have to be considered. He further pointed out thut the first consequence of this Act "ould be to imperil the Government grant, as it wa< quite clear that the Education Department and the Charity Uommissionerswere conjointly dea'ing with this 35th clause. Mr Cope also asserted that his reason for disapproving of the action of the Kovetnora 'as the wretched quality of the educa- t:on now afforded the inhabitants of Caerleon, the result of the last examination of the Govern* ment Inspector phoning the emciency of the school to be upwards of 20 per cent below the average of England and Wales, and 50 per cent below a good elementary school, as shown by the Government grant. Clause 3 w.is disposed of by the foregoing re* solution. Clause 4 (ireiv the attention of the governors to their disregard of several clauses in the scheme, thereby cami!Jg a probable loss to the charity, and also pointing out their personal liability in the event of any loss. Seme of the governors ae;)eed that there was practically no defence to this cotn* plaint of the Commissioners, the Bishop remarking th:tt he feared that both himself a.ud the other governors hall not suHIciently studied the scheme, other governors stating that they had felt every confidence in Mr Fox, the late clerk aad treasurer. In discussing this clause it was elicitet that the eatate of the late Mr Fox would probabtt pay about Is L) the pound, the sum owing to t!t< charity being .E665 2s 2d. It also transpired that a further loss had been incurred through tenanM security'iaving been secunty JaVlng bem obtained. 1'he estimated total loss, including Mr Fox's debt, was £i 300. fhe Clerk remin fed the governors that there w- a balance of about .8130 to the credit of the church and road account, which, if not re* quired, would after October 31 be transferred to the general account for educational p,lrpo under Clause 2 of the!seheme. The Rev. Canon Edwards made an application for the whole of Una balance for the purpose of recasting the beiis of Caerleon Ci.urch. Mr Cope urotested that the roada leading into Caerleon had a prior cLim. and ponted out that nothing had been subscribed from thM fund towards their repair for the past two year«, whereas the church had received t\ro sepa.r- ate grants. Eventually the governors agreed to give.ESO to theCaerIeon.Loca!}Buard for the repair of the roads leading into Carleon, and the remain- ing B100 to the vicar, as an instalment of about A.300 required by him for. the above-mentioned porposp. Mr Cope strongly objected to this grant of m09 to the vicar. The Clerk stated that the grant could be made by the Governors without consulting the Commissioners. Mr Cope under- took to prove to the contrary, and the subject wat forthwith referred to the Cummiasioners Mes<ra Homfray, A. A. Williams, Cope, Parry, and Canon Ed ward;; A-ere appointed a committee for drafting the reply to the Coniiyiissiotiers' letter, and the meeting \\as adjourned till the 26th inst., i.o receive the Commissioners' report.

NEWPORT COUNTS-COURT. Judee Herbert presided at the sitting of theL Isfewport (Jcunty-court, on Wednesday, when the following cases were among those disposed of: ACTION BETWEEN FARMERS. In the case of G. F.Gritton 1:.}"mucis Chappe!, Mr Custard appeared for phuntiff, and Mr Hovd represented the defen iant.-The parties are far* mers, and occupy farms adjoining each other The chum was ?7 ICs for damage alleged oiave'beM donetop!amtiff's fence?by def?d?t'??S straying. en his property.—Frederick JElstonc, baihtt, in the employ of plaintiff, proved that the cattle liai strayed on his master's property. He took the cattle from the field once and took them to the pound," but the keper refused to tuke them in.—Frederick Gritton, son of piaintiif, said that he kept his father's accounts. Defendant brought witness a bill for £13 7s 6d as a counter claim.—Defendant, on being ealled, said thatfrom the 17th April to the 25th Juno he had cattle on the Marshes, so that hia cattle could not have strayed on plaintiff's Jand. He had occupied the farm since the 2nd of February, this year. Thero were two horses on his land the first day he took tbo faran. He had given plaintiff's son a bit! clatming 2-13 7s 6d for keeping the plaintiff's cattle, and for damage done to hia fences and land.— James Hooper, keeper ef the Marshes, said that on the 7th of April he received seven cattle from the defendant. He charged 2d per night for them makjn?a total of ls2d per night.—Mr Lloyd sub. mitted that piainttS a case had entirely failed._ His Honour reserved hit decision. CLAIM BY A GROCEB. An action was brought by Mary Long p Joha Lancaster, for £6- 2s 9d, being for grocery gooda supplied to defendant's wife.—Mr Bailhache ap- peared for plaintiff, ajad Mr Parker for defendant. —Ihe account had been contracted during the years of 1876 and 1878.—Defendant, on being sworn, said that he was a Bailor, and that in the year 1875 he went to sea, and before going he mid piaintiS £3. He told plaiutig that he would not be responsible for any debt contracted by his wife —Judgment for the whole amount claimed, with solicitor's fee. A DiaruTE BtrwzzN Jews. A claim for £2 was brought by a Jew named Morn. ngamst another Jew named Lyons, for three weeks 'board, R'nd lozi lent. The debtwaa contracted ni Blackburn. Defendant, who is now a clothier carrying on business in Newport, denied all knowledge of th. debt.-His Honour gave judgment for the plamtiS for the amount claimed. his evidence being corroborated by his brother. A MONBT.LENDING CASE. in the case of Jones t-. Jones JE5 was claimed at S???"? ? defendant. Robert Jones, th. plaintlif sMd that at the time he lent the money to defendant he was living at Hoiyhead. He also ?'?'the request of defendant, ICa into a ?ruida?club at Crewe. Defendant disputed the cjatm, and said that it waa a man named Joha t'S ?"?'"?e borrowed the money from, and not Robert Jones. The defenant was ordered to Pay the amount claimed and the solicitor's costak CLAIM BY A DOCTOR. The same defendant WM sued by Dr. Lintbrey for 1:4 las 6d for medical attendance and medt- ctaes. Ordered to pay 15f) a montt).

SHOCKING ACCIDENT NEAR LEEDS. On Wednesday afternoon a shocking accident occurred on the railway at Newlay, near Leeds. Some workmen were employed fixing new tele* graph wires, and three others were engaged m carrying wires across the railway bridge which spans the/river close to the station, when a train was observed approaching. Aa though panit stricken they were observed to throw the wire* over the bridge into the river, and rush acroaa the lines. Two succeeded in clearing them before the train came up. but the third was struck by the engine and killed, his head being cut open, and one of his legs severed in two.

Harvest thanksgiving services were held <Mt Monday in ail the Dissenting chapela throughout Carnarvonshire. FITS.—EPILKPTIC FITS OR FALLING SICKNESS.— Sensations, Giddtnesa, Fa.tucs.—A certAiu method of cure has been discovered for this distressing coindlaitit by< PhysioiM, who is desirous that all suSe! ers m!iy beneNt from this providentiitt discovery. It will cure the most hopeieM c&se after a.H other means hnve been tried. Futt particulars will be sent by post free of ch-,tr;,e. Add. Hr WiLLLms, 10, Qxlord-torracc. Hyde Park, Lotidon. "1.