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OARDIFF. n.r BFAKYOIH Mtf MABIIUONI?-' Of BOTE I'ollll'anii'd by IAOY Klor* Hi Ulli", a"lvd at | 1 Oaatle OR BaturtUy e"lÙng. XloM>" M Ol'A»DiAKH Tho >.<>kly minting of the Board of Onardiana WM held o i Siturdnj, under Hit prtddwioy of Mr. Alileremn P,>\i, \he OWl" nmn. There waa a r«rj mull Mttl",luaC8. The mutrr ? ?' *'om< reporw t4st iluriof the -k there h'? bean 18 adadadora Mft N' dttohMft. leaviui SB in the house. Thia no an lntftw of M omtht tormpmdi" week et htt year. Thtftv th?t T?r*Btt W kna NÜeYM at 001' of 6s 6d. —Tlie m»ri o! ?' =&Aw of the soh?ob indicated ,at =¡:m: bad been two adminioDt Md OM dW*Afgo. luvint 23V inr-tm Tbia- a iKreue of U on the oomaiKindin] week of 1"1 r,-r. lharf>«« SO children in the hospital. The | c ;:i:»"-»n remarked that eome liid* time ago the [ Hn.HoaMeThoaaegaTenotioeofadetanaiaatiinto call the attention of the guardian* to the uli- ilan &I to the amount of iMUuneration to b. V. to the matron for the extra dutlrt whiah had ,le, .1,?-d uix.n bn. and aI80 to the proprleb of in- trewg the salu7 of Kn. LyAon. As Mr. Xhomaa was not premt, the matter would atuid over for *onxidermim M the next meetinj. This oonoludcd the budnew HABIKKBS* FMMU SOCIKTT. The aftretay of khU Mctety, Dr. Inoa Couch, U.A., paid a vUit to this town ou Monday lait, and aiuocedcd in eitab li-Mag a branch in Odiff, Mr Uiohard Smart, of London, has been appointed agent for the port. The object of the aoSaty II to promote theMcht, temporal, and spiritual welfare of seamen, water- In-, M?htftrntn. dock 1100_. and iMrfuniHoi. Nn'mK DUTB.- 0. ftk? b b -t manutes to eleven, a man = ;MIH* 'Tho, Mw woman _ed MMy Kaaalq 00- Into the JIuto Arms ?nn, Bute street, where ho w&4 and Mk for ume ?d: She wM ter?d, and he, <B going home shortly afterward. number of tropic standing together in Stanley street. Amont them he noticed Mary Manning, who fell dowa dtnd. Dr. Millward was sent for, but his were rot required, a* life eitlnot. The body was convt jid to the dead houso to await on inquest.

NEWPORT. Till liOROIUH MAGISTRATES ASDTHKIB VlSR-v. On Saturday moruing the throe gentlemen who were appointed to eettle the "ca e," to ba sub- mitted to thr law othoers of the Crown met, aid ver, soon disposed of the matters in difereuoe between Mr. Fox and Mr. Lie wellm. They weed upon the to be rabmltted, awl it ha3 been ..? 14adon. After the lap-,? a r_ollable time we may (xp; ct the ma^isti will be able to diapoae cf this vexed question a satisfactory tABil ov GlABriASS.—Tho weekly mcsting ?. held Saturday, Mr. J,?h. D,-i*. in th. ;beh: =nh: (va?F :oeBn Lh nard and J. Griffith*, and Messrs. S. Homfray, 6. B. C-ething. M. AL O.P" H. P. Bolt, W. Jonea (Cœ<lkrnew). D. Davies, J, Bi ,d, S. Seard, G. lyiui.- J. P- W. J. (Michaehtsue), J. ::?B¿:nThaB::I.JVJi raff, and C. Lyne. Oboquea were ordeied for out? door relief in the northern diatriot, 255; central, £40: western, £[>8; eastern, £ 24.— The number of paupers in the workbowe WIt 223, being 8 mora than in the oorreaponding week laat Th. had been thr.: dtV Th. Da?i?s, 2y1 o?id yyddy. lwyn; Michael Sullivan, 6, 0-,r- loen; William Williams, 00, Gmig. Number of lc,IL; l?,iui- Willi- (W i?ing an inmase of 20 d. ildren in the schoob, 124 being an increase of 20 on the corresponding week of last year. Tne Rev. J. Griffiths brought under the notieo of the board a case which needed attention. I; was that of a woman named Jtichard*, the wHo of John Richards a fumer, living in lAnta-? pri%h on the aii;ld;t!l¡;U w':h.dn: deeerled by ter huamnd, who hai I'lazd her in a miserable hovel, unfit for human nabitation, and professed to allow her 3s a week, which was i;??. f.17= She wa* confined some time ago? and :e there =tOO:eî:t :nh:' 'h; husband. A fortnight ago he (Mr. ri quexw Mr. J. B. Jones, the relieving officer, (o look after the but nothing had been done. Mr. Jonea said he had inquired, but the result WAS that there WItS no need for him to bring the before the bood Mr. Griffiths thought the whole facts cught to be fully set before the Board, and epeciall i the filthy place in which the woman liviDg. As t. woman appeared to have withdrawn I li m ion f or rli,f. the clerk nW the ous :a.rJ;ndír h ;:n such an p=i.= w.. made. As to tb( haoitatiod, tbdwas a matter for the unitary aitfcorty —Mr. Gothing said he understood that Lord Tredtgar would not return home (before the first week in August. He "kc I Mr. Brown if, on that ground, he would poatpoue l is motion for appointing a vice chairman. Mr. Brown replied he did not see why the question should be agaiu potponed If Lord Tcdepr or the vice-chairman had riquc-.ted a further postpone- ment, he would gladly have dDD 0 so._ Th. 81.rk ,aid he bid given notice that next satucuy the fcoard would consider the question of appointing an additional fuardhn for Mynyddyalwyn, The Local Government Board waa willing to comwnt to an additional guardian, but proposed to uiltsLanwern and Bishton, and Lanùovcnny and Wilorick, to a* not to increase the number of guard!»ns in ths Uiion. DATH rroM EXHAUSTION-.—On Sxtard»y even- ing, Mr. Uriwev held an iuquc3t at the workhouse, on the body ct William Wil'Utus, agei Co years, or thervabcuts, who died from exhaustion on the pre- vious day. A man named Lewis Gibson, who was on 4 ramp, found the deceased in a field on the Cofn Purva Farm, rear the cemetery. Margaret Baker, a servant on the farm, was called, and she cirried a me wtter and a little bhndy to the deceased, who drank it ud thanked her. Gibson came into Newport and Sergeant William" of the county constabulary, and a constablo, weut to the field, and removed the deceased to the workhouse. De- ceased told them his nane was Williams, and that fce cairc from a place a little below CaditI. He also said he bad been in the field three diya, and was in a veiy exhausted condition. A mdic1 I entletaiii stw him, but death ensued ten minab. after Lis adruusion to the workhouse. In his pocket w:is a letter, oi$ued WjUiam Dr ran, and :Il''s:gOC:li at J::i7h'" aii abo had twopence in hi. pocket. The j,iryret?ed a verdict of Died from natural causes." L'LV WIFF-t tl?. u u t y Vett on l!( \Ie::r:h.cae,eW: Š:ë:: wriht, and Joseph Firbank), Jonah Orook, n JhH. was charged with violently a.sanlting his w?eFmm%Crook. Mr. Graham, solicitor, appeared for the complainant. Defendant admitted the offence, tuid said he was sorry for what had hap- pened. The Bench visbed to hear the particulars of the case, from which it appeared that the defend- ant and bis wife did not live together happily, and frequently led to the husband abuvng her and threatening her. He was lined 43s. a"d the costs, or an alternative of six weeks' imp¡80nmnt) and be was bound over to keep the peice for six months, DBUKKAM.S AxD DHINKI.NI; ILLICIW.1.—James Gardner was summoned for beinst drunk at Rwn on the 1th inst. To^ce-constable Uoara proved the offence. He found defendant propped against a wall. Fined 10j. and costs, or 14 days.— William HaynOl, the Ion of the land- lady of the Tredegar Arms at K'sca. who was represented by his mother, was charged with being drunk at Kisca. Policc"nata"lc Hoare again fdtheoffenm FFLhadbe-n previously œBvwk'l; and d.fnt, now fined 20,. nd the costs, or 21 day. imprisonment.—Thomas Jen- kins (who did not app?ar), Joseph Lewii, WilHam Jones, and Alexander Kin¡<n wcre jointly chllrgd with drunken and riotous conduct at Kisca. Pol1 ■ coci,table Hoare stated tie facti, from which it appeared that th* doftndant* b?d bt;n enjajed in a fight, oral b,. h. pk. to the, went off, but J??,k" I bcame very bu,i,(" and t\H'r.tD 1 to fight HY man in or auy Ijilic) officer. He put hii threat into execution, and straok tbe ofEter a erere blow on tho cbe,-k. LewiswoIa E.,d lùs, i !id cost", or 14 days' bad labour Kingston a:d Jones, who ha 1 b:; u prsvioasly convicScd of drunkenness, were fmed 20f. snd the cch cacb. fr21 d»y*' itnpii'on nfnt; anl .lunki i w, fincil -'P< And tbe costs, or 28 days' impi iionraent -1-a Ktsu v a navvy, «aachargcd witbberbouting a number of men in a but, near Nino-mile l'oiut fiica, and suppljirg thcui with diink without laving a licence to do so. Sergeant Unle atatel that he vis:ted the hat occupied by tho defeo la^' on Sunday last, and there found tb;t tz n men with cup* and quart jug* CoAtaini ?r, and alto a ciik of beer on tip in a r*w, w h ere it was wacesiel by a cloth. pon being '1U.ODf 1, b)h defendant %ad hk wife gave difennt expl%uationi m h h1w th" o" the beer and it wa* fD' tber proved, by Martin Couiina, the itation-msitor at Nine mile Point, that beer hi large quantities pawed tbrongh bis hiad* at the station for the defendant and other, in the "usrriea. He likewis. provei tht the ,ne? of d,t,s at Nine mile I'omt were p?r recu, ,Ii'itful In the $PACs of tb lcan daYI .?ut7,14 g.Ilo. of beer bad beD drunk, or *u average of ;:w:'tba.'re:: were .?.)I,d f", the defoo., and -ro that no be,- .s Noh! by tLe defewl?ut but that hu calk of ber W., tbe .u pe.??;ty f tb. and hll defendant, rd mfc of ihvm oatributea so much per -,k for tbe bow in order to Avoid fekbtnj it frrlja'< -iJ:. or: tb'li:\nl purchasing it at 3d. p*r quart iusteid of 6X 1hesll statenunU were pc»illvely *worn to, and after a conference between the Beach, it waa decided that no case L J 11 JU proved. Ur. Di.on appeared for tiefenda»it. ANRI.NI I;I!|K;IAHV AND THSI r I I:OM ASieTin. --Ann LlJcn Morgan, a young girl, wa* charged with biivlariansly entering tho dwp M'1; WatklDS, at M.hn, ud fiom sundry artlol s "f <)>' siatar, who Ia the wife of ( f:llJr' given, it anpeata j 11,t II i j:A. iigaid-d the hoasi of hor filter a1 her own hi me, inaauiueh a* prev i ous to g.l?g to f:d I'u"dtr:c: proved :b tbe proteeuttr's wife often lent her sisti r things to m car, and this familiarity led to her taking n dress .??,d "tbr thig., which be did 80' dig,?i, but on being apprehended offered to n\1Ro them at on W"? I' v, b h' W that tho buqluy ce?<t not b::uced. 'lhÙldt'n:r: t? lug. because hI r abrkr had not objcc??d on for- mer i ooasion*, they wer« 1n\'I;t\:II: t) e eh&M a. -? .1 th.ft Tho .,?,i Mi. CaitmigDt both adminmered a aaluUty oaution, ?, 4 It ?ting girl to amend her mode of living, OHO raise they reared 1\ wouLt end badly v. \h t(r. Sh* wa* di-ohatied, and oftmenow to wi. p bitterly. DA QIROVS Doas —Attatka by fcrociou* dags are boonili g daily mot* prevalent, and it in vary de- niable that more repressive mwsurc* should bo ado) ted to cheek the otngerou* nuisance. LlewelUn 1 levelttn, of Begantone. was the owner of a brut. of this nataie, and meeting Mn. Sarah Hlghiey on the public highway, on the 1st July, New at her 1Ilth great ferocity, instating a (evefe woand in her tligh, besides damagiig bar clothing and frighten- ing her. The dog caiaod her much pain, and she fd' it 1J1 to summ.na Mr. Llewellin b&%M the jution en B*t?M, with a of OUM the dog d"tm ed, aheetheMmmeMhtdbMntMaed t tie:L:'ba't.w .=:: n.t.'dtt net *Uh to fMM the am tatthM pMTtded Mr. L'ewellln would pay the oots of the proceedings. To ibi. he consented, and the care Wall therefore dismiMed.

CHEPSTOW. BOARD or GUAKDIAMS.—The weekly meeting oi Board ?.s held on 8-tu?dy. Mr. W. ? 8?y. pt..id?, &ad there Wtre tho *at Mr. 0. E. rc:e<ir.'H ? <??.! Tyl?, chahms. ) C. J. Ob.adl "U. ?dUMM? G. d; MnlUu*, T. uriæ-1, T PerMM, W. Uiovrer, H. Rjmer, J. HolehouM, C. berh, A. KWor J. Till, J. P. WU)i.un', T. Woodall, A. C.jh. H WocdraNe, md J. Bmidg% The mu. tel". report xhowed the number of paupera in the bonae to be 135, against l?Ki tMt WMK. and lW the mnvnmndiba week of )Mt yeM: and the m)?Mr of vagrant* relieved during the week to have been S. The death cf the OhtpMc, the Rev. George Jones of Kiwchureh East, who h&'l been in fu Lcaltg for some time, wu tated to have t.ken placo tht morning. With rcspect to the C.?? tract for ibl, building of an additional i; to t:e wkho:l! \fhic a:he îi meot- ir II it waa reported Lad neither been signed by the contractor ncr Iiis miireties, it transpired that one of the sureties now declined to sign the bond, and, after some conversation, It was agreed that the signature of Mr. James Till, CMrwent, the other surety, should be deemed sufficient re??urity. It :0:'(lb:hf\ee;ld8cbdo the contractor by four instaJmenu, but that in no instance should the instalment exceed the value of tive-thirds of the work actually performed. The master's estimate for the building of a water cleset and:other oflicts, amounting tot £ 12 2s waa laid before the board and accepted. It was stated tlr,t 60me of the indoor paupers had complained of the quality of the ale supplied, but some of the guardians having tasted it they reported there was nothing to complain of The relief lists were gone through, but they possessed no special feature of interest, and the proceedings terminated.

CRICKHOWELL. Till ArPBOAOfiiKO MARRIAGE op LADY BIASCHS SOMBRSRT.— The inhabitants of Crickhowell are determined to how their loyalty to the noble house oi Eeaufort on the occasion of the marriage of his Grace's only daughter to the Marquis of Waterford, and the vent, which takes place to morrow, will be celebrated here by the holding of sundry sports and amusements in fields close to the town, and it has been arranged to have a grand display of fire- works in the eveniug. The entrarce to the ground will be free, and the competitions open to all comers, and will be for various amounts, the entiles to be made on the ground. It is confidently expected that there will be a good afternoon'. sporb, well worthy of the auspicious events which it is meant to celebiate.

I ABERGAVENNY. ScuWTN DEATH. On Friday, an inquest was held on the bxly of David 'ynn.. labourer, liv- i.g in Mill-stnct, From the evidence it appeared tt?t the deceased was working at the tanyw in BIW atireet? On Friday morning he ntu-ne d from his ::e; hb¡;st fr: :eeaÜ:ddc:e ful tpirita. lie afterwards went kick to work, but had only been engaged in filling a tank in the yard for a few minutes when he was observed by his fellow-workman (John Stevens) to struggle, and immediately fell back against a wall. Stevens *ent to him and supported him he was quit 5 un- ccctciovi and expired in a few minute* afterwards iiiltjvens's aim. The jury returned a verdict of I eath from ral\1Tal causes." Deceased was be- tween forty-five and fifty years of age, and leaves a wife and c?Itt joung children.

I MOINMOUTH. IV E gram in Chippenbam Mead was sold by ftU?ifn en Saturday by Mr. ChM. Wilson at the borough court, for the U'II of 278 u to Candlemas d,Y. Mr. B. Krrc,, of B-eknor, bei'i; the pur- chuu.

BOSS. EcnOOL BO-I un -The foiknightly meeting of this board was held at Back offices, on Fdday, Bir. Thlmu Blake I: ,jug in the chair. Mr. l'ur- scn, the architect to the board, attended the meet- ing, and report-d that the new schools were now nearly completed in every resprot. and that tho contractor was entitled to a further advance of ISCO on aocount of the contract. The Clerk was irttructed to apply to the Public Works Loon Commissioners for the sum of £ 92S 17s. 6d. as a fur-her advance on account of the loan of 26,137. T1e Clerk ?to re) o??e?th??t he ha1recoived a letter frem the Charlts School Board, requesting the Ecn Board to sien a form of petition jor prownta- tion to Parliament praying that persons other than c1erks to unions be appointed as returning officers at school board dectiolll on aocount of the heavy cbtrge* sometimes made by those omci&b. The tMtterwM otdtrtd :afa:! o'tillfI. meet- irg.

MERTHYR. BOARD oF GUABDIAXS.—The usual weekly meet- irg of this board was held on Saturday, but no business was transacted of public interest, except- ing a contradiction given by the vaccination officer respecting any CAvo of small pox in Georgetown. At Aberdare, however, there had been eight fresh c»se*, and one death. The account, which did not come to hand last week, showed eleven cases and ore death. SKEIOCS CHAEGE or WOUNHISK.—At the police- court on Saturday (before Mr. A. da Kutzon). a man named Oointlius Sullivan was charged with maliciously wounding Mavgaret Sullivan. The evidenoe went to how that complainant on Men- day last requested prisoner to look for other lodj- 111,1, in consequence of which they quarrelled thri.u^hont the day. In the evening, pusoner on bei "g again told to leave the home, took up an iron crook, with which te dealt her a violent blow on the side of the head. She bccame insensible, and kept ber bed for thTce days. Dr. Biddle deposed to examining complainant, who had a contused wound on the lide of h" head. No danger wai apprehended now, rnd the Cle was adjourned tilt Monday for the; it, of complaint's husbuij.

I UFRDARE. SHOCKING DBAUI or A OHILI) -On Friday last a child named John I homa" aged one year and nine months, residing w;th its parent* at Sunny Bank- street, di,d fr.. iojut'cs rcc-tvcd on the Shh ult. undir the following ui)camatanec?:—It geema that o) the day aMmed t'tc chUd wat left alone iu tiie house, when he took up a newspapsr an4 put it in the fi?,. The Etmrs ?.?zht hi. I.th?, and ho w? bum, very much ubuii the face and hands. An iuijucst will be held.

BRECON. 7 )it CAMP AT BHMtAC!) —On Saturday mornin a ?,,n?id,.ble part (?f tho B:W"lb:drorath: pany left foi T.Ig-,ti?. the excellent b??d of th? crop* playing the -? up i, the railway stti. ;'J¡:t:!l;fe t.e n\. '¿: :t¡i1;e Itih .?.,ket.de,,the mvster was not I.,g? ?.Id K,,?e bc,. the case. The ?,.l ..?k f He ?..p .111 commence toda" and tho ?e,i?w w ill take place on F, ¡'!ay nex," I n?i Dft:t:wS;1:cid,f::it:b: I no ting of the a bove show it was decided that th: exhibition should be advertised in the Bede-i-it Mail and other looal papris Tho combinod shows will take place on August 27th, that for (lowers being hold in the market place, and the dog show taking placo in field unccr some shedding. The com- mittees are working hard eiroulars are going out, and ..bc,iptis. ne .?ing in. ^CBICTII.TTMAT SFNIHTY.—'The annual exhibition of 1 ?,])Troonshire Agiicnltural will be held at Brecon on September 11th, when prizes, Amounting in tho aggregate to £"J;;O, will be distri- buted among tho successful exhibitors.

BRIDGEND. BoAttD or C' Ai:i>i\tfB.—'The weekly meeting,on Fatii'dsy, was pmi-Vd over by Kr. J, 0 Kicnoil. The b??..d elet,d M6s Samb Irøan. of Mountain Mb, a* loboolmHtress, In the *,cut of the tuti- irooial to be i btaiued from the Merthyr Union Wing satisfactrry Miss Morgan (who said that she ceuld talf ollira in a week) wa* formerly mistns* at tb" M, rthyr W.rkh-v,. -ldr. D. Bess, the guardian f": "ofbridge, movoj that in future tht' unioBOar.t racts be half yearly instead of quar •<rly that t' o quantities hA larger, and that in retain osiff <) < tenders should bo r.iaie from sam- ple* to be k, I* ),y the gusi Jians Mr. Ley.him Fceondul | aNI Oil 1.1", lmition of Arohdencou lilone, a l ommittee was appointed to discuss the terdtr*. 1'17TT 8I1'MON, At tbOle sessions, on R&6uHsy, Kvan J,bn, Itryrmenin. was ch.rgd with mult- r.Aj; \r'IIIIH:I,c:rrr:II=: kin, iandloid of the Itil-oy lu4 Bryame.in, i. cons<N]uince of the di.turbanoe defendant w" lDaUII in hi* hUUAO, asked him to TO out, bat he i,?llwd nd *tiuek m?,plainant, Ha then went :'I :Ob':r:I: wu .?',l Imlrk her a viokut blow !a he -1011\1 outt Htfmdtnt had been fined <? pmiu.ly for biting a men's ear off and ? mew fimd 83, iDoladlq- or f??utten A,,)@ for the mmult on the IandloM, and hr th auanlt on Mr& R&M he wa* to? ga I for one month with bard labour. IMPORTANT TO Roan DEAiaM,At the oounty m,,t, on Friday before JvAp FÙIOIIer), Mr. JGo. =Od b lht an action :nS:'mllel ,t":r: n U, dlffu8MJ betw? un* e hd Ii"" to the defendant for a hone anil the amount realised at a sale. Pixintiff bought the horse in May last, and reeeised from defendant a written warranty, atatIDI that tbo horae".1 perfeo", sound sa?i good worker. W hen he took tbe hone home h: I..d it had a Sry bad oongh? and also a lore on ODe oUta leg*. Be t::d tho hone at work, and found th in that mped It did not jmo up to t:' '/8Ie\ Ir:r:' WY' notIn 00:: oni:: of Mr. Thome, a veterinary surgeon, the horse wu unsound and unfit for work. It was subsequently offered b.ek to the defendant, but he refused to take it, and it was then sold at auction, when £35 was obtained for it, the amount originally given for the hone being £ 48. It waa now aought to reoover the difference and also expense* of the Alo. His Honour gave judgment for plaintiff, Itatine that if the borae were a good ODO, it was not likely the plaintiff would have sold it and bought another wottht60.

SWANSEA. I SIOKB THROWING. -At the police oourt en Blot- uiday (before Mr. J. T. Jenkin and Mr. N. P. Cameron), 1;nmuel Byes, a shoemakor, was sum- U..Lcd for afsanltltig ktnezer Morgan, on the 13th hat,, by throwing a stoue at Mm. Defendant 1:lYtr::paîl1:;uf ate' a "runner," and when the latter d..iod it the former pelted Lim with stones, and attuck him in the eye. The magistrate* sent bm to prison for 21 days, witbDQt tho option of yi,,gsh.e. thl ífT WfN!.ånn Fieming ns charged N,iih being drunk amd fightii in Cross street She (xl'HSled ber rc;ret for well had occurred and "9 ordered to pjy a fine of AJS., including costs, or go to prison for four days. IDBuiiK ON LIOBNBBD PREMISES,—At the county tctty fcision., on Saturday Daniel M?.tthim, for [;f d:hd:efit? ie::I:Jef at Uxnd'to Ta'yboDt, on the 27t)i n't., was fined 21, including costs. He was also charged upon a seccEd summons with a similar offeato, and for this was Eb ed tl and the costs.

HAVERFORDWEST. OL'LXLKG OFTHBTASSBNACMlCKArKt,—Thoser- ices in connection with thiB event took place on the IGth irat., when the hanÙBome structure, which has teen rc.built and had its interior entirely renovated, was tolerably well filled by attentive congregation*. In the morning and afternoon the Rev. WIll. J. Dorling, of Buckhurst Hill, London, preached two excellent sermons, uunog xne iu?im m?w? exceilent sermons. ciojld un in ?o le6tion was provided in :hetotc :i:ss a ecldn:\J:tin l=';rorid:di: the school-room adjoining the chapel, where many, who had come some distance to those meetings, partook of an excellent Npast, under the catering of Mr. Lamb, Mariner's Hotel. The Rev. D. Thcnias, of Stockwell, London, preached in the HEning, and the acknowledged talent of that gen tlemnn, as a preacher, was forcibly exemplified cn the ccrasion. The chcir, under the able leader- ship of Mr. James Thomas, added mate- rially to the succes* of the proceedings, while Mr. 0. 8-iico presided at the organ with his usual skill. Mr. Laurence, architect, of Newport, is to be congratulated on producing suoh an exoel- lent design, great care having been evinoed in utilising- all available space, at the same time securing comfoit for the congregation, the son tiactois for the erection being tho Messrs. Allen, of Ftn;broke Deck. The collections amounted in the Sfgregate to 9100, and will be devoted to the buiiding fund. PP.OIOSED MECHANICS' INSTITUTE.—A meeting in furtherance of tbis object win held on the even- ing of the ltith instant, at the Old Three Tun*, being the proposed site for the erection of the stitute, the lkv. Dr. Davies in the chair. The minutes of the previous meeting having bsen signed, the report of a committee deputed to eluoi- cate a scheme for the raising of funds for that purpose was then read. They suggestcd that volun- tary subscriptions would fcs the most desirable, an- ticipating a lubstantial amount from the fund of PeHot'st harity. Dr. Brown,Dr. Daviss,and Mr. W. Davies were depntfd to consult with Lord Ken,jng- tcn as to th propriety of his gmn1.ing a freehold f,? the grourd. The meeting the. t r.td, It ¡ l::efOthat hi;bîoh\gb.'nm1;r grant a kng lease for the site at tho nomia&l rent of 5s. per annum. RIAIBIOKISUIRE SONS OF THE Ci.ERGY.-This society, which W85 established in i 783 for the relief cf the necessitous clergymen, their nidows, and children, held their annual meeting at the Mariners' Hotel, on the 16th inst. Among those present were the Be,. Archdeacon Clark, Canon Allen, Rev. J. Tombs, Rev. W. M. Saunders, Rev. W. D. L'niington, Rev. O. A. Nares, Nev. F. Foster, and the bon. treoiurer, Mr. R H. Harvey. After transacting the business of tho meeting they dined together. Additional subscriptions are earnestly requested, and it is to Lo hopsd that those who are ihsiitably disposed wiU render that aid so much needed. ARPOIXTJIENT OF Cr.F.BK TO THE DISTRICT POADS BOARD. The board wai occupied on Friday in the choice of a clerk to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mr. Walter Reynolds. Mr, Buckby, of Narbertb, son of the Rev. R. H. Buckby, of Bogelly, was appointed.

LLANDYSSUL. TilE FAIR.—A fair was to have been held on Fiiday. but 11.3 the movement was not baoked up by the Eeighbouring farmers, it did not take place. Few dealers in cattlc and horses put in an ap- Fannee, but they soon found out their mistake, and drove on to LlanbTdd?r, where there was a Jprgo fair, having greatly expressed their an- 3&ucc at the treatment they ai met with at Llanelyssul. %he faii at this place bu been on Its hial for some Years, and bust laatutbrly collapsed. Only five cows were exhibited for sale. » BAY BABYEST.— The hay harvest in this distriot was finished on Saturday. The farmer. complain generally as to the lightness of crops, owing to the drought.

LLANDOVERY. 11 LL THE UE OPENING OF A CHURCH.—un me iosn In", Myddfai church was re Op3ned after a restoration, which wiH cost, includinf exirai, about tSOO. The roW:j:lI:y:(dJfcfar: ::?. I Vm. Archdeacon Williams, of Carmarthen, took part in the Communion &ico, a?itted by the vicer and others. The morning service was said by the Rev. J. Morgan, the curate of the parish ii ev. M. Welby, vicar of EglwyaOeuDuw, p:¡:d in Eiiglieb and the uiavoidable absence of Df. ???.ijandHo, the E?v. ?F. Êb:e v¡arDf Rhymney, preached in Welsh. Tho afternoon service wat read by the Rev. L. Price, vicir of d Rev. E. Thomas, vicir of Skowen, preached. The evening service was read by the Ittv. W, Green, vicar of Llanwrda, and Bev. B. knns, vicar of Llaudybie, and the Rev. W. Euns. vicar of Khjmney, preached. There was no bishop present, and it is Bapposed that this an- ciint church ha* not been i?it ed by a bishop oinca tb? tt.? f Er. Owen. SMhcp of Ll..d. who was a rt-iive of the parish; died at Glassalt, and was buried in the chancel in the yeir 1644, There was a cold collation in the schoolroom for the clergy .rd strongers Several prerents were made to the chinch cn the ocoa-,ion. such as altar oloth and balloeko for the chancel, by Mra. Gwynne Holfoid, liren for the altar by Mrs, Jones, Velmdre; a h.,e)in3 ewhion for eommnntCM?, by Misses iii,b.p; .1t.? by Mr. %V. J. V?.u two .ak<h?r. by Ml B. Bithop, Do?Mioc; ?"" ;;r;o:rho:iPt'abtodfr{g-kl\ al p,lpit by Mr. J. CwynM Holford, M.P. The chuich was well attended throughout the day, and we understand that a good sum of money has been added to the building fund.

WHITLAND. I DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. -On Thursday evening a destructivt|fire broke out at Aberddainant,Whitland. It spperrs that Mr Caleb Davies, the tenant, and his servant were engaged in threshing somo oorn w1thl: a machinc, when all of a sudden the straw that naturally lay about the building waa observed to be on fire. Immediate stops were taken to check the progress of the flames, but to no dIeet. They soon took ponetion of the him and the adjoining building*, comprising some cow house*, store hounes, &c and extended out to the ?l.k yard. The buildiid we's I tibed, and two k;Od;trd. btre::í:. r.:rdw1:: machines were also oompletejr destroyed. The I. is f.ti.att at .1?,e h of pound*.

PEMBROKE. I AT THE county petty s«siians on Haturday IMiora Menu). L, M?biM, N A. It.h and W. Hulm), Rd?.d Ni&ol., a w I in fellow, a farm neiv.nt in the employ of Mr. W. Y..D, of B.6 W Tr= wa ?bprged with having ulted BIther William*, servant In the "me employ, on the 0th In'" It appeared tht on the evening In iitition, in a roadway contiguous to the house, hat defendant attempted to take liberties with mplainant. She man.g,d to get from him, but <1 e defendant followed her and struck her IEntl, over the eye. The evidenoe as to the liiows tivcii was corroborated by Kv i;i Davi** :¡JjI'io J.n?,, who li,cl rQ(b; ..a;: went to the girl's 'lkDo. The mArJ.tutos laid tho case was a grossly oowardly ono, and that defendant vo. a brllt, They should commit him to gaol for 10 days with hard labour, and to pay cojis 10., 2d., or a farther 10 da>n' hard Il\bO\lr. TSAMHKKII The Carow Inn, village of Carewo from James Fieeman, deceased, to his widow, Mn. Martha Freeman. Tm FAEMUDS' OLD li. The lIoIIDuahhow of ttook, comeriaing horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs, in con- nection with this society, will bo held at Monkton, on the 1th proximo.

I THE RTHYR RAILWAY ACCIDENT. ANOTHER DEATH. TO THE EDITOR OF THB WJBTBBN MAIL." SIR,- The painful duvy devolve* upon m&to.ro- port the deith of another of the uT?r?. by 'ih fate railway accident at the Vale of Neath station. The circumstances of the case are aa follow: The mother had taken her child into Breconshire for chamge ot air, and was returning, both much im- proved in health when unhappily, a? the very ;:In of:to:h:¡rfat::¡ befel thcm, in the presence of the Uutband and father, vi ho had gone to the statim to naeot thew. 1 ho mother and child were both sonuly shaken erd otherwise injured. The Qbild at length has ktccumhed to the injuiies sustained. The mother lii fcfrs <.n, veiy 6eriouely shaken in her health. The above sad tale will explain my previous letter, iu which Ioontradicted the progressing favourably" reports published ad nauseam during tho ptiiod immediately succeeding the accident. — I I PD.1, &I\, I tm, &i\, E, CKOUKETT, Chief Surgew, Cyfarthfa Ironworks. C'yfarthfa Surgery, July 17.

THE SOUTH WALES ATLANTIC LINE. The steamship Pembroke (Captain Williams), of the Seuth W.les Atlantic Steamship Company, laft the port of Cardiff on Saturday evening for Now York, with a general cargo and a number of p is- tetgers. The following is a list of the cabin ps\ £ '.eii £ ers: grx R^iton-i, C'p. tain W. BT. Mylar, Mrs, Young, IInnk E, Yourg, Joseph A. Young, Mr., Sink Jei>kins JNlefcfirs, amu81 J. Davisa, David End Henry Thomas.

THE MAN. AND DOG FIGHT, A I.ordcn correspondent says: The Dii'j) Til<nrajjh's -p?c?? ph.1 c..at of the fight B d-?.f ard bulldog at Ranley h till parplcxin; the f-tithoritics and su\u{laH¡'I tùe virtuous tswa- si ip in which tho event was located. Tire lOJ1 n-'sglstrates have had eevtiul spcoial meetings on tic- ease, ard, fafiug to get a cue, have formed tha desperate resolution of offering a reward of X20 for ,r.tarnation. A host of igprctara of the oJiaty for tie Prevention of Cruelty to Anima's havo been down croan-examilaing the colliers, who amiably avar b, t the narrative is a blasted g..k.

AS IT IS. In tbe "Times" cl Jan. Itb, Dr. Bassall writes 1 "I have made a further cnwy.is of tea, .1 ]8 ples all were found 1, b, a à¡et:d go,' e all ,titidai, coloured with Prussian bl'.?I t. meric, and a mineral pow- der. The substances used in facing t" serve .0 .?. ful purpose, but render pra, ber more serious adulterations." AS IT OUGHT R0 3S. At the Docks, when Teas are In bond 1 t.?k, .?, 1. f, l;b I .Iy".d md f.-d porlecUr P.?., -d free trora the :I alif.;{;; ?.taatb factory. — February 1971. AL U. HASSALL YI-D 8: ents-(''haml8t8, OontecMonen, "0" in « ot town sell Bornlman's Packet Tea '1 FANCY OOODS -ND TOb iOR PHKSliNTS,— t. Mar- tin, 2 Comiiiercial-atTeet, Newport, begs to call att^n tion to his large ami varied ock of 0".Lt. P, cbasera will find special advantages In oolec\i)1 from the above stock—Please note tbe address—Frederick Msrtln, 20 Commercial-street. Newport. 7778a¡¡?1 CøWAY'S GIIGL?T Bma IOIVDM- A 4d, packet ",ekes two gali(,n?, or tbllh b(?ttles, of el. Ad;v?rk,?g Ginger Beer, 8/ "our Chem!'t or GrJC r fJr Conway' or procure di,"t (boll.dozon post f.?), from Ford, Chemist, Pontypool, or liernick, Chemist, Cardiff. 6211)mw No bionn PII.I.S OR ANY OTHER tlinici.C;. Uon- mimption, and ?ll nervous, bUiouø 8tOCtlJ V" Bver compJaints arc oii y aggravated and .eMlerato,1 by drugs f ?,,ry description, but tr¡7::{"b;(r'1 to V? B?RRY'S health-restoring Itevalenta Arabica Food, as proved by 28 years' tricot ss in 7S.C00 oases which 8d{,l":1(lZ r..eb 1. o ( dY.. bad cough, asthma, consumpt i on, habitual constipa- &(.IÆ: all Iu;n(:Eeî¡(hi, liver complaint., tfatulency, nervouone. bilUoucme. fevers,sore throats, diphtheria, catarrhs, colds, intiuenza, c::r:thb::r.oc:utlJrl¡:: dr.p.y, pwpitu.n. :,I :?.bu? IrrItability, 111001'1" .?'idity, Palpitation, heartburn, head&èhe. debility, dropsy, cramps, spasms, wk -d sickness, even in dropsy, t8,aa:t! ;:uJA g=- of tile at the pit of the stomach, and between the ahoudins, ate. We quote a few out of 7s::=};;o:t7Q Mr. la :FrÏto, of 33 yer?? dtStMed In.g., spitting |of M.)od, !?er and partial deafness. — No. 7 t?' StuM? de D= Loetl,77j Lord Stuart Waterford, Of t-:d- %W dT_pl,No. 49,832 "Fifty years' indescribable f. pop.la, nervounma astb-ia oough, oonattpsilon, flatulency, spasms T iidckneak, ud Tonitinj T lliwi* Jolly. '—In ?S?M). ?, & ?b.. &J.M.; 2Ib" 6e.; 121b, Ms. Rl,'l 6N. Also Du BARRY'8 KEVALKNTA BISCUIT8, lIb., 3S. 61I; 21b., &0.; 24lb" 60s. They may be eaten It any time, either ary or soaked In h(? colate, coffee, water, milk, tea, ?i. £ 0. Thy..Ith. fi:= and n:no= and aioknea* even tn jpngnaney or at sea, heart- ?*' 8IIIu:Yr M&<?Mt< on "'k  or canaed byodm,, garlic, and ??th?"'? ? by ?te?MS"' o? &h*h?g. e :e. 1: M*M digestion, 'ecnM ,otS<).t5tMUDt! dtep, Md Me UI8maeI- mON highly noWllDlDlltl1u ..IIrdIll_" They are Invaluable to person* is the oil! on the mml, rail, or #Am or to -Y one who 11M net the m- rea:, cooking the .v. 1 lent* Food.-Also Dn BARBY'8 RBVALBNTA ARABICA CHOCOUTR PoWDD Is packed In Un Canisters: For 12 CUDS at II. ¡for" cnM at 3« M.! tor 48 Ar.ot Ot fot ? Mp* tt B0< tor Me up$ at M& 0.i about MepMSyfMp. 'nMN* ? M. .d, th" :r::nr .rct.t:: :d :re:\d t oîp ottiw Older, the 2* Uaure_Ureø by p(. t,), 2. 4d, in .tampø,-DU BARRY -d C 77, JWent..treøt, London; gw -id by all mpectable Grocers and Che- mist* No licence required

CRICKET. roWBRM(IZ sonooiz RAST V, PRESENT". Thh m<?h. w?oh h ttw?yt looked upon with very great interest, took placo on the «chool 011 Saturday )M? "ad fMU<te(t in CMy i?t-Y for thePc_nt J. lninp -.d thirteen mM. The I'Mt were fini ? h-di. the ?ill.w, but were disposed ef -in a "ry short time for 43, &k. H. do n. Thnmat-beiog the only one who nucoeeded in placing detHt <<MM) a** book. The Proat quickly <.n<?d. and with good and .t.?dy play ran up thesom to ? He«n. H Morris and W. R MaiiJD m?Mnt with rMBM?My g-d ply 77MM.b??.thMn. Th. "-Mok tM wiokeb% Mtd wwo m<t. "mmfuk .? of 8(1, to whMt Mr. & J. and J. L. Dt? M? t,i?uva i:i, thawleab% -r ?°' vi<!??" Subjoined is the own -?- P.L", end luul-p. D.U.y'.b?'?? 0 °nd Innings. M D.TMBA.. « ">  NbDrT.tV^B: 0 bO. B M»rty» U E. Onl, 0 W. HT BfU*, b A. ?" Merrts • b A. W. Moral* T E. J. Davis*, e W. H. Kvaaa, K b R. L. Morgan 7 c„ R. L „ MomaUi .b 0, B. MI. 18 T.WUlUnn, 1 b w, kLL S bW,.Z„.M.,t.tt.. ?t.. J. Montan 6 b W. S. Maityn 7 J.L.D.? r? cWW.ø.B.l 85 H de B. Thomas, b. A W. Mom. 10 h W. 1. MI. 0 a. J. Daniell, b R. L Mcr- nn 0 c H, Price. b, W. SMaity* 1 L, H. Bees, not oat t « Jwl 0 LBalWd.bÃ. W. Morris, 6 0 "ud b .0. it Martyn 0 B, Jenner, bit h Morgan 0 not out.. 1 P, Ilewellyn, c O. B. 0 P. Mslnyn, b H. I. Morgan 1 c D^H^DanleU, «b xxtzm 6 Nora% 6 Total 43 Total. 88 PRESENT. L. at T. wiltiax, b :1. Ord.. e.. .1. L M.,Aeo, b N (M. 1 O. B. M.?n. b W DmteU. 19 W. B.Martjn, b E Ord 85 A. W. Morris, c T. Williams, b$. OrJ 42 W. H. X, B. Ord I J B. Sloper, b D. Lloyd — 7 J. &.ow, r?; ..t .I.0 ? ???),? ?mitU, b H b? ?? 0 ?T. Wila.^ "Ji)?'L"Y" F. Pen?, T. Wi Ili., b N 7 H. Price, Bot -t 2 E.t » Total 143 THEWKLSH HARP OLCiI y. Caowu CRICKET CIU I, The return match was played at the Aberdare Park between the above clubivJast week which resultd in a victory for the Welsh Harp Club-by 83 runa. The play throughout on the part of the Welsh Harp CInb was excellent. Saote.-— WelshHarp: William Cording, 15 3; Knoch Williams, 17-20; John E Tiemellen, 0—3. E. Morris, 22—9-; J. Prica, 6 -22 j H. Jones, 0-0; T. lewis, 5- 0; D. Price, 3-9; J. Davico, 2-10; Ii. T. Priee, 1-0; W. Morp-3, 1-1; extras, 13 —l'l;; total,. 85—120. Crown William ThorogociO- 6 Thomas Bryant, 10—17 H. EvtM, 28-2; F. EvaM, 4;-0 J. Lewu, 1—2 J. More n<, 8-3; W. Powel4 0-0; W. Parker, J. Morg,nRs, owlaads. 4- ?il 4—0; 3. Howloads, 'J. Phillips, 1-9; C. EvMU), 0-3; cat total, 73-49. YBTALYFEBAV, SENNY BJUUAK.—A mitchbetweea these clubs took plate at Ystalyfera on tha. 16th inst., resulting ni. a, victory for the Ystily-e- rian*. Appended is full .oore :-Senny Bri'.ij'c 1 H. W. Davies, 12:-1. E. Philbrlok, 10-0; L. Williams, 8-1; W. S. Williams, 0-4; C. Webb, 1-0; T. Pbilbriek, 2-0; J. H. Puce, 0—1; B. Bucklow, 2-2; J. ThNnM, 0-0; e?tr?, 1Q—?: *oUl, 51-12. Y*dYfera J. m 2; J. Mowate, 10; F. Raw«m, 0; G. H. ,2 J,;J Trtlli: 26 Wö.M;r: 1; F. 0. MMora, 1; E. BtwMn, 3; T. W. EvM% 0; J. Williams, 1; D. Davies, 5 extras, 10 total, <52, I

JUDSON'S SIMPLE DYES are exceedingly useful house- hold conmtOditiee. The process is staple, aati result gjv iafacto ry, as applied to woollen, and silk articles Shetland shawls or clouds are good subjects for yoang beginners Ia the art of dveIDg. 'Dome, five mlnutesl Judson's Dyes, 6d. per bottle, eighteen coloursf of all ChemUts and btatlonera. 8767a ME,4.sLE& P.?nts will &B<t Btties's Albllne ?Une a p"jfl. f., meMlm Md a4 emptiYefeveM. Being :el\, fhl::¡=les tsd !me JBe'As this is the only a&tme prepint?n recommended by the medical joum?s, tae BO mMitate. S?d by chMii? in bottles, Is. M, and H 61 each. Maker. ?K?. Tenby. 6KSm& t?)B HOMM. &c.-CMdNr Castle, OctobMh M79 Str.?1 have pmcbM? large quantity Of MMmm'. F,.b-tion, -d &DU^deir I&="O:¡8, troduced into the "9. J had OCOMloo to Me it lately to a valmble mm tbM by accident =u'red: Mtd in a very hoA time thewM compie?tcmred- ?d in. I rbfuft, JosEPH WooDmAn, Stud Groo u lro- Jji DW AKDS AND SONS, CARRIAOB MANCJf JtCTCRKKS, ST. MAKT-8TRKKT, PARK-ROAD, AND WttSt WHARf, CABDUV, In thanking their numerous patrons for their Mmal support hitherto, have much pleamre in etaHng that theg have TIKIH ADDITIONAL FBEKISKS, 10 ai to enable them to meet the requirement of their Iscraarlnj Bnsiaeu CARRIAGES 09 KTXBT DXSCBIFT205 AND OJ THB NKWEST DESlON ON HAND AND IN ÇQB Ot MANUFACTURE- I PRIZB MEDAL AWARDED BY THB COMMIS MISSIONERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL I EXHIBITION, 1873. 8192 mth jo W. MILES AND CO. (FROM CHELTENHAM), CARRIAGE & CA? B??SSSa"& REPAIRERS, PARK ROAD (BACK OF QUEEN'S HOTEL STABLRS? CARDIFF. J. F. M. and Co. beg most respectfully to Inform the Inhabitants of Cardiit and neighbourhood they have ccDimonced business at the above address, where they tope to meet with a share of public vupport. ALL NEW CARRIAGES WARRANTED FOR TWELVE HOMTIL1, ° awmwi JJAYWARD AND 00. SADDLERS, Manufacturers 01 f-EATHEB MACHINE BELTING ) OOPFEB RIVETED LEATHER HOSB I And all Unds 01 OOLUEHY AND OTHER HARNESS. Price liata on application, 1, BROAD 9TREET, CARD1SJB 70Mmw< WA. AND S. S M B B, having made considerable additions to thai premises, Invite Inspection of their STOCK OF CABINBT & UPHOLSTERY FURNITURE IRON AND BRASS BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, AND CARPETS, Now contained in Twenty-two Ware Rooms and Galleries. They have largely Increased their Stock of the NOUN MODERATE FBIOXD FURNITURE or SOTOCD ARE) BXRVIOMlBLB QUALITY. Whilst they continue to devote great attention to the production of HIGH CLASS ARTISTIC FURNITURE, And Will 'd a Boolt OF DXSIGNB application 6, FI1ŒBURYPAVBMENT, LONDO TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS DYNAS POWIS LDIJI WOKK3. While Um8 may be obtained daily at the above Works. CRAM, QIUCS, AND MORTON, PKOMUITOlia. 6*46 mwt R EAD THB, fOR ITS WORTH KNOWING, THAT II HUNTLEY'S BOOT SHOP It not the LARGEST IN SWANBXA, Thereto NO BBTTBR STOCK IN SWANS" And It rb. I- Tn omtrtJ-AN8L\. TRY IT. 1" OXFORD STREET. I r J B U R M A N WATCHMAKER, JBWEM.ER, AND W"'TCIDJr.1I8, UP o. WINE-STOtaira. BRISTOL. fllLVJ:K WATCH" -1 ? .71 GOLD WATOHMt t"'M.. a 54 toMe UMupnased tn Prtee and Quality. A LAnaa NTOCK OF GOLD oname, JKWHLLKRY, AK9 ZLZOMO-HATZ. Of the beat Qaatlty aod Newest I r OARDIFF. W. HUO-BBS THOMAS Bee to t £ #a>aU that he attMded A LARGE SALJI IN LONDON This week, and made very alvantaceoutpar. chaoen of COSTUMES AND SKIBT8 In Linen, Stuff, awWHik, adapted to the preaeafcjeeeoq. lie bu alto GREATLY REDUCED THB PRIMS Of the tewainiog part of his a V tLU E R S T O C 3a WiUae view to clearing out. The whelt will be ready for S" m SATURDAY NIXT, And wULhe found well worthy the attention of purchasers. July 2.294,oW mvn n N B W T 0 8. TAIL026 WOOLII.SK DRAPBR, .8B08. HOSIER, FEE. 18, op,,OOXHSRBTOWM ORDIIII. J. Ii, INVITES INSPECTBW OF HIS NEW ST OO X of BUMMER GOODS. TIlB OKITERIOH TROUSZX4, 141. 6d. 8162mw, C CARDIFF DYE WORKS, ? 1, NBLliOt('f\"POSIrB WMM!V J. S. ?*a? ? B 8 PRACTICAL DYM SCOURER, AN3 nucu Ladies' SUk. or F-,4 D.- CUWD P"U'O" IMMXL Dyd _d Corfid: U kid. -1 British -d, F??'sS?' I ?Mteit.. ? GIOV" 0<MMd fMefroE? Bore1CrBl;:t' M.,k Zi to berpw-; K- _I n 6. o?W OttmA Dyed j F?= ae-I Mt AtttMd;Metino??*?'%Md sdto Og^Jl AlWrod; now. con== 0 '???p?,???jjou§& S?m? P. E???I; A? L ?. JM ? T I 0 1! 1! W. KQRNER & 00. Have )u<t Retxmed from lm" which they visit every two m?Ait, making it t?eit* of Sdect&g thetr Goods in the bMtMMlnta lae pnmm .0 oom- prises all m 1ATEST NO?M-tlKS in UmA. Ttt? .1l.M Fr.4t% Writ., GloTs.?, B,& Be Handkar- chiefs, St.* LWk., S.UtaimSerf Rings, Ac., &c Oen\1eU!fB's, Youth. and Boy.' SbiiØ of every Description Some My RARE NOr:nin Lt?te? Mid GenHa? U.br?,W .d S- THE 1..J{¥man¿tFS"B'lkD TMS IN SOUTH WALE9.M I All Goods Warranted of Genuine Qsahty, at Reasonable PAce., for Gash only. W. KORNER & CO., THE CARDIFF HOSIEBS. 2, £ 9, & 31, ROYAL ARGADB, AND lii BUrS. ROAD, CARDIFF. THE TRADE SVPPLIRD WHOLESALE 1 871fcnw CHILCOTT AND T R-ULL, TAILOBS' TBIMMING, BUTTON, AND an., WABEHOCSE, I. NICHOLAS-STRRFT, BRISTOL, OproaiT* STUMEYS BIKK. MTC ?ENTS. In 8tu&. Printo, OA1¡, Hol JL lud.6 AVS=4 1Mb. b-do% dwf, bUM 'M ptiM*. B1.4 SUk ROMD&WA ?t)? <htM!- W CTarfaon. Merohant. Shipley. Bradfoad. s: -¡¡-TB1JTJf"OKS_- SILK AND FELT HATS AND CAPE OJ 0 BVBRY DESCRIPTION. a. WEIOHKBT, MMtttttn'M, M. BUTB-STREM. Depot, ? B1U • STREET. Established 186&. Offer nothing extraordinary, but really good utfclei at fair &4-# reasonable prloea He does not keef an "lmmelUlll Stoa but sufficiently large for any pern n to select from. He does not sell "cheaper than my other House in The Trade," but quite as cheap as any. A Visit will All all tImeI be vary much appreciated Orders by post receive prompt attention. 6129m I-IIAIIOFORTES & HARMONIUMS. THEEE YEARS' SYSTEM I For Pianoforfcs, from 24 'U!ea. THEEE YEARS' SY^-U For 18 .??Ln ?oni?, from 6 Gule" I ryHEEF j EARS' SYST&I X 7 For Americanorpm, from £¡. THOMPSON &' SaACKELL' 101, "Ord-.t.?t, 8 VANSEA. THOMPSON & SHACKELL, J. 13, G-Udh&U-squ., CAdMiKTHEN. •FLIIJMPSON K SHACKELL, J. 4, Queen street, CARDfoF. THE best quality only Supplied. I THE only FIRM in WALES h?imK TARES TH:SJg:EiTSV ALES having TilREE f |1HE highest TfttuueBmh fom&rded with Price TIAlit on Applimtim. 9382tth ARTHUR ALLISON, UO, WMdour. ?L U.* W SW. London Aeent for Btmtdeo't ?M'< =t) 'IŒi"dDp:A ä=-; ojROAN u npplled to her Majesty and H.R.a MM "'rincess Louise, at Balmoral and Windsor Uastles, ¡ f:osBf f:ô 6, \EIHUB ALtisoWs Broad Reed Orgm, from 8 IlL k logs. ARTKUB ALLISON'S Cottag* Harmonium, boll I g*. toSga. ARTHOS ALLISOIrg School Harmonium, with tfem stops, from 10 p. to 12 ga. MTtnnt AjtjjMN'a BXont?P HMBMmlBm, 16 AL to iOJlI. ARXHCU ALLISON'S Boadatr Harmonium, 40 p to 52p. ARTHCB ALLISON'S Church Harmonium, 6 ga.to 76 gi =: Conoori Iianaoaiuiu, S ttte m ga. ARTHUR ALLISONS Pedal Hairaoalum, wlth-oas and 6?o MMWK from 80 ARTHUR ALLISON, B.I..Sdm Maanfaetuet, UTT. WMdernHttNet, W.' Tt< tntdt Ppl" W!M!<M)< AgOD" wmMd <m Wales.—Agents W cudk u- )tfaBTON. OtocttitmMown. 6MM pUBLIO NOTIOB. BIGHTONAND 00. Besto announce that during the Alteration and ft iargeraent of their own Premises they bave REMOVES to No. 6, CRuCKHRRBTOWN, where the Bnrinen will be carried on aa usual RIOBTON and (X). have a cireiallf-selected Stoct of Pianofortes by Klrkman, Collard and COllwd, Broad- wood, and other London Maters Harmonium* bi Alexandre: American Organs, by Mason.aadHaolia and Geo. woods and Co. BIGHTON AND CO., PIANOFORTE, HARMONIUM, AND ORGAN DEALERS, it V S I C-S K L L E R S, PIANOFORTE TUNERS AND HEP AIRBUS, 6, OBOOKHEBBTOWN, OABDIFL sand YTSNNA EXHIBITION. HIGHEST mDAL AWARDKD TO fraasita. A. B. FLEMING ft 00" MANUFACTURERS or TO VEGETABLE MACHINERY OIL, ta ad. per Gallon. BEFINXBIES NBAR EDINBURGH Con tractors to H.M. Govenmest, Bast and West India Docks, and the principal Shipbuilders and fa. gineers in the Kingdom. Agact for Wales MIL W. a CLARK. CSK. MON. Itldu i j. KUAM hnd BONN, BILL POSTXRS A • (tb Towt and Counters, EnwIkUla -4 tMrnlate deBwrad with <))€<? doapatob. Addman • M owbafd-straat. Bwsnsai W47 a HTABUUHBI) IND. j* 0. L B A O H MM. POn &W ABTKKTtatNU OU!'T!?!'W? 17, WOOIMnREBT, (UHOIFIf, f- Rants all the Principal sad moat Fosnai tat.oos tn Caidtfl,Otutco, and Boaih. 01 d [1 r SBI iSIOM amTson, tu jnryAorsTRiiu o» BKAMBIAAD II JtTt AND ULIBLV MM-WIT, plamt • A THE, ClirilKI AId II hi it o* Skle -w MmOAs Wow oSFOT f08 AIA. ZMM OP BOBMM wfitmui noou, ninn, amp Huutm raness. SMIII, vrouxioa And alt deserifMca M JBQMMA.. OAHAL WBAB>OMT, k JQXKJmam. cym. ARB THE JOOta, QLO L SXWgR. Man Ebb m Anomu. imami PARAIM" AND WAFN SOAI.KMAKSpn- k QBOOXRV OUTtlTTBU, HLISTOL. *?**?y!.?E*'9"'° M-?CNt?MMMtt? (or Coti?t?t?htxcM?MM wiUi A.6k.1pdl=::?- -ith *«<'< JoGB BOOTS WLLIII a J. THOMAS, 11. DOCJK-BTRZZT, NBWPCiBZ. Fvk%Udx free On "ImedioL MAILWI J M P O ft.T A N T>> NOTICE. THE SOUtS WALES rfelllA uubsmt CO., BCTI DOOK3, CARDIFF, Hava alwaje 911 band a 2arge STOCK of IXOLA RUBBER GOODS, sulfaty* for Mechaoical aad Engineering purposes, wUch eeablft then to execute all orders, with promptly and dispatch, soasirtiag ot Sheet R. various tUckneaaes, Val-.M for Marine nd SUiloaary Kngiaai. all sizes, Waa'jnn; for Steam and Water Pipes. PAOENT PACKCfOS of VARIOUS KINDS. INKii BUBBEB AND LEATHER DRIVING STBAP3. irSJA RUBBER, AND LEAT.UEK DELIVE3Y ANn. SUCTION lIDSE, YiATFBPEOOR CLOTHING IN Gil EAT VARIETY, as INDIA BI BBER. AND OIL- SKINS, ENGINE YARN, COTTON WASTE, SPONGE CLOTHS, &o. NOTE THE -43AYSS, 2, PE-%NWN-rLACI BUTE DOCX8, CABLIFF. Price LL& Sarwarded on Application. 912M f?CONOMY in ? CONSUMPTION o Ft;iIo, and Sü'¡¡:Ç¡;D ag&iD4 WLOSIONS J. W. LEW t 3'3 IMPROVED BOILER COMPOSITION for 12m BK- MOJiAL and PREVENTION of iKCiiUSXAXIONS. 710 1& U:e bA.Mmt.pp,.vd ep"i.. for %M purpose of effecting awing of fl= X to 25 per t U ?SC?Mth fact Sm? )f?B6 w!)M MM t?) S 0)tt lUG high, de-?-e3t? -"y-midw.& It disposes wi^i the dangero j* custom of cbippiDf and hammering ao inj uiioui; in boilent, aod do^s prime. To milimt*,inm,tation put In the Boiler one promd to each horse gower seven deasd sbeforetheclaaosing of the hr:;Yr 't"f, nat) half that quatity n,mklf. It imm%4Ately diwlves in hot water, U will RA therefore ipdge tbe bottttn of the Boiler. tho;e 'kbof tF CUtrn or S.f,ty Vilvo, and i??t ?acodiqe-d ùl gpr the it?ri. of the Sailer, removing &U laimritiea, and not in the \eo «t deteriorating thOoiler plates. A a.d i. teQilnonL'Ù, out 01 tbe many, show¡q its ;teat effic=y it. *i-I Tin-plate lvwks, Pontyp:ídd, July 25,1673. Mr. J. W. Lwl,% r; L C?mposition has given the hi|hesfc .t on for Us efficacy both in removing and p- texting the to-ti?. of incrustation, and w,ttk-t my iwury to th Boiler and Machinery. tC J Ut;tOt.! ??'?' JL j Hu camca If-vo,. F, R. EH'ctt, T?S A"Dted WI,, IV.,k% Po.tyTdd, J?ly 8, M7t. "To Mr J w,l¿;l.8, 18H. "Desl' 8ir,-1 have tiled your composition, aDd am ID,.i- Sairb,-le to i?f.- y-. that it far "cd.1 y gl,,l to tboroa¡bly cleansed my boiler trim everything In the U.49blY —Toun 'my, R. RLLiorr. It ia uaed with great effect at the Eaergljn Colliery, near Caerphilly, and Ynysawdre roUier>% neir T. Phase i'1IÍro d H?.,?" Lew. Ksq. maer 01 the above coiherics. ImroYed Non,ccn1uchDg Composition for coat lag boiUra, .team pipes and oU:er ncateil surfaces For 't" :piplti.? of heat and condensation f steam. i t,1., and .1??.P.? th.. -Y material befere ofieftd f,r tbe ¡Drpose, Attillismo?itmpect- fully solicited. BIUTTICK CLOTH A!Migl?t, t,?. d width up t-"> 72 inches^ diI'aÔgn:¡=ùï ;:d:.be.s, AIR TVIUJTO C.,AA, Ally diuineter and length, with strong IT' 11eops, impicvid Waterproof Covers for stacks, li?k' C&lt$6 ho? ?', i? My tize or sbt)M,D)tm *.??? !o:;cf,tln b ;;s:!4' Ji and c= complete if required, Ajieni?rSon? and èo:s Patent S?it-i.b,iedi?t Psckinp, £ nd Le"tber Strars, &.nds and ether U?.tha I's,ki.agn Hose, and JUrby's Pressed Gv*in. CASKS! CASKS!! CASKS I For Sale, 'Irg. "tity of Caøb for wash and ,tn, ]" mtt ready for use. Delivered Kail or at tlx W jtks, at Jd and UL per gallon. 'jdd ?., J. W. LFWM Oil and Grease Works, Pontypridd. ?EN SUPER8EDED, J. W. LEWIS, Pontypridd, Manufactures, and h. f- .J a':ålti. }[J'dghUI:ïênh up f: It i ? c ct7 any length up 9. 100 yards by 2 yards wi, It is cheaper more d bk, and lighter than anything be fon ,_LFr Shed. :nd Outlicu? it is imvldmble. Black Varnish for coating same, and coating iron, wood, and stone, and all out door purposes, in any q?tity maautamued m the premises. Oils of :y sorts, ?-d AU other .q.i,. ments for Colliuleø, supplied on the moat _able terms. Price List and Testimonials on application. 6S55m ESTABLISHED 1860. BRATTICE OLOTH. AIR TUBING (IBOK AND CASTAS), roa UNDERGROUND VIKTILAIION. RJJRAJT GREASE AND OIL. YY IRE ROPE GREASE AND OIL. "YY'AGOLT- GREASE. ? AGUNGREASE. p ITWOOD. ? mK"?OPKS." CHAINS. GAL VÄNIZlID ROOFS. J^>KJLTS OF ALL KLNPS, ———— ^JKMENT FOR COATING STEAM PiPK8. ALL KINDS OF COLLIERY AND lULL STORES. 6856mv GEO. J. MAY, RIATIL 6836MW MXATB. w 2 A 0 B It BOILDKK AND MOO38 DKCOBATOR, SHIP PAMINO & GILDING DONE. sifors-le, JOBN-STIUUST, Bm-sTnurr. losiow ^JARRIAGKS! OIRKIAGSST JOHN BOBZBTS AND 80NS, WKST OF KKOLA.VD CARKIAGS WOIUU, BRIDGWATER, SOMKRSZT. Haro IllllotoJ and nstrncUoa '8'r awe WWK or h. (jnr-wbeei carrU^««. <U<utrxt:d Oatsiosae* roae trt* an ap;licatLik l'(Ulja¡;:@o8" l't'U'JfJh.1 in \a.:J 1. .x; luau .a ba itiMaiiia