The Cambrian

NEW TURKEY FIGS. "YXTE have a Parcel of good quality NEW TURKEY FIGS in three pound boxes, at h. 6d. per box. This is the cheapest lot we ever recollect. TAYLOR & COMPANY, Agents for W. & A. GILBEY, 6, Castle Square, Wine and Spirit Importers and Distillers, London. Swansea. .a,. ROSES! ROSES!! ROSES! W. HEATH & SON CAN SUPPLY MANY THOUSANDS OF WELL-GROWN, STANDARD AND DWARF ROSES- PBICE-STANDARDS, 15s. per doz. DWARFS, 12s. per doz. Price per 100 and 1000 on application. ALSO, A LAEGE STOCK OF PYRAMIDAL, STANDARD AXD TRAILED FRUIT TREES. COCOA-NUT FIBRE. —An excellent material for plunging purposes, and for n n protecting flower beds during winter. 9s. per 12 bushels-20 bushels and upwards. Carriage free. W. HEAT II AND SON, NURSERYMEN, FLORISTS, & SEED MERCHANTS, CHELTEISrHAM. THE SWANSEA SPORTING DEPOT, (Late BROOKES'S) 2, CASTLE BAILEY STREET. SWANSEA- THIS ESTABLISHMENT is opened under entirely New Management, with every requisite for SHOOTING, FISHING, &c. Cartridges fided with the BES I' POWDER ONLY, and delivered with the least possible delay. RepairL- of all kinds executed with promptitude and dispatch. WINTER NOVELTIES. W M. EVA, BEGS to announce that he has RETURNED FROM LONDON, aDd is NOW SHOWING all the LATEST DESIGNS in MILLINERY, PALETOTS, ULSTERS, SKIRTS, ETC. DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING ON THE PREMISES. 74, OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA. ESTABLISHED 1824. B. SANGUINETTI, TAILOR, &o., SWANSEA. CHARLES J. ANDREWS, GENTLEMEN'S AUTUMN AND WINTER FASHIONS FOR 1876. I BEGS to return thanks for the very liberal support he has received since his commencement in business, and desires to assure his Patrons that nothifig shall be wanting on his part to merit a continuation of the same. C. J. A. invites the attention of the Public to his ENTIRE NEW STOCK of GOODS for the Season, which he has purchased (through the great depression in trade) considerably under regular prices, and will give his Customers the benefit of the advantage he has received, and great inducements are offered to cash purchasers. 16, W I N D STREET, SWANSEA, SAMUEL WARD, CABINET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER, CASTLE SQUARE, SWANSEA, WISHES to inform his friends and customers that he is NOT REMOVING his BUSINESS from CASTLE SQUARE, neither has he any intention of doing so, Business being carried on at CASTLE SQUARE ONLY. READ THIS!! yi ENTJLEMEN,—Don't buy your BOOTS till you have seen the splendid samples marked in my window. It will well pay you to walk any distance. A magnificent Guinea Boot for 15s. 6d., a superb high-class 19s. 6d. Boot for 14s. 6d., and so on, down to 5s. 6d. LARGEST STOCK IN SWANSEA. H U N T L E Y'S 80, OXFORD STREET. THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF TABLE, FANCY, AND OTHER CUTLERY IN THE PRINCIPALITY. IVORY BALANCED TABLE KNIVES, 18s. 6d. per dozen; quality guaranteed. ALL OTHER KINDS EQUALLY LOW IN PRICE. -E m. J- O 3ST IB S Wholesale, Retail and Export Cutler, 1, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. (ESTABLISHED 1839.) GOOD FURNITURE, MODERATE IN PRICE. L E W I SLATE BEN NET T, CABINET MANUFACTORY, 1"è H I G- m STREET, SWANSEA. Carpets, Bedding, Curtains Iron and Brass Bedsteads. THOMAS HEARD, „, I, Manager. To -shipowners and Masters of Vessels. G. MARTIN, CHRONOMETER AND WATCH MAKER, JEWELLER, &c., B REPAIRING CHRONOMEtKT -f ^f1,8 fhat from his long experience in CLEANING, RATING, and ERS, he is enabled to Execute all Orders entrusted to him with Despatch. CHRONOMETERS, SEXTANTS, QUADRANTS, BINOCULAR GLASSES, TELESCOPES AND ANEROID BAROMETERS, &c., KEPT IN STOCK. 14, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. HENRY A. CHAPMAN, 235, HIGH STREET, SWANSEA. Photographer to the County of Glamorgan, B Y APPOINTMENT, Wishes to contradict the statement that has gone forth to the effect that he has augmented his Beale of charges. The extensive patronage that he is receiving, and which he is proud to say is constantly increasing, enables him to produce the highest class work at a price that defies competition, even from those who produce inferior work. As Mr. C. does not wish that any one should suppose that this is stated in a boastful spirit thoss who think so will find the truthfulness of it by turning over the albums belonging, to themselves and friends, aad noticing the great disparity both with regard to number and quality in his favowr. ALBUM CARTES, any position—Three, 2s. Six. 3s. Twelve, 5s. 6d. Vignettes, Medallions, Rembrandts, Plain and Triptographic Caweos and Stiptographs, are finished, by the Berlin re-touching, a process that greatly beautifies without detracting from the portrait. An extensive Gallery of Oil Paintings, (larbon Opals, Enlarged Photographs, &c., always OIl view free. !Please call and see the most beautiful Novelty ever produceti by Photography, it really is the JV& 2*lu& Ultvtt. Mr. C. apologises for all delays in exeou&ing orders if a post-card is sent mentioning need, prompt at tention will be paid to it. CLABK-BUSSELL'S PATENT LOG. BROWN AND RUSSELL PATENTEES. THE ONLY LOG THAT WILL SHOW A SHIP'S SPEED THROUGH THE WATER AT A GLANCE, AND WITHOUT TIMING. ON Steam Ships, where speed is desired, it will be. found of great value; for it has proved, in numerous trials, that diminished steam pressure has obtained as great a velocity as a considerably higher pressure; and it has thus effected an important saving in the consumption of coal and in the wear and tear of engines. It will show at a glance the effect on a ship's way of increase or decrease of canvass. It does the work of the reel-log with greater accuracy and without trouble. PRICE, in Box, with Log-Line complete, £ 5. SOLE AGENT :— ID T "W x x_ Xj I A. 3VL S FURNISHING & GENERAL IRONMONGER, 39, CASTLE STREET, SWANSEA. SWANSEA REGATTA. STATEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. RECEIPTS. EXPENDITURE. To Subscriptions £244 19 8 By Prizes, 1st & 2nd Class By Firing guns, powder,&c. n Yachts jgso 0 0 two days JB1140 Do. Pilot Boat,, Swansea Four small boats with and Mumbles 70 0 0 men, and use of flags Do. Skiffs, Mumbles. 21 0 0 for marks 2 18 5 Do. Open Pleasure Boats Fixing and taking down Swansea & Mumbles 10 0 0 stage for band 1 10 0 Do. 4-oared Boats do. 4 10 0 Attendance on barge, Do. 2-oared Boats do. 1 0 0 two men, two days.. 1 10 0 Do. Gisj Race. Swansea 2 5 0 Refreshments, com- i| Do. Greasy Pole & Pigs, mittee boat. 4 0 5 Swansea 3 9 0 Do. for men 17 7 Do. Duck Hunt Mumbles 1 0 0 Collecting subscriptions, Do. Greasy Pole do. 0 10 0 working expenses, Do. Hag for Pilot Boat 1 5 0 and auditing ac- Cambrian Office,printing 7 0 6 counts 5 5 0 Herald Office do. 4 10 9 Marks for skiffs, Mum- Posting Bills 0 6 6 bles 0 10 0 Band, two days 10 10 0 Carriage of gun, do. 0 5 6 Committee steamer,two Boat attending com- m d.i,ys 5 5 0 mittee, Mumbles 0 7 6 Towing barge, with moor- 0 0 Tallow, &c., for greasy ings, &c., two tides.. 3 0 0 pole. ° 0 6 5 Two skiffs for marks, Balance in Glamorgan- two days 4 5 0 shire Bank 25 8 1 £ 244 19 8 £ 244 19 8 J. ROSSER. E. STEVENS, Hon. Secretary. W. H. TUCKER, Treasurer. I LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS. I Balance in Bank £ 26 14 8 Hammett & Son £ 110 Davies T. C. £ 0 10 6 Bristol Channel & Swansea Geen, W. R. 110 Thomas R n in a Bay Yacht Club 25 0 0 G-eenj F. 1 I 0 Davks J. R. ■ A 10 6 Swansea Harbour Trustees 20 0 0 Mil ward & Bainbridge 110 Austin'A. »**■- 0 10 « L. L. Dillwyn, Esq., M. P. 10 0 0 Williams, F. E. 110 Buse J. 0 10 6 H. H. Vivian, Esq. M.P. 5 5 0 Johnson & Burgess 1 1 0 Martin G 0 10 6 W. Graham Vivian, Esq. 5 5 0 Thomas,Watkins &.Tenkms 1 1 0 Crowhurst, H. W.0 10 6 Mrs. J. H. Vivian 2 2 0 Burgess, Shaddick & Co. ] 1 0 Mu<rford AG n 1ft H. Bath and Sons 5 5 0 Calthurst & Harding 170 Sinn n in r Richardson & Co 5 5 0 Pike, W { { g Slf* ttViS X™ Crawshay Henry 5 0 0 Bradford, G. } J Dahne J ^R Morris, J. C 3 3 0 Madge, Symons k Co. 110 Rees T J Richardson Brothers 2 2 0 Cambrian Office 110 Bevan M 0 10 6 Livingstone Richards, and Joi 63, J. j j 0Lewis'j/ 0 10 6 Beaumont 2 2 0 Andrews T i<§ 1 1 0 Pidsley, G 0 10 6 Benson, S. 2 2 0 Nicholson & Son 1 1 0 Cox, W 0 10 6 Lambert, C, 2 2 0 Balmoral tug 110 Welsh W 0 10 fi Ford & Co. 2 2 0 Stone, W. 110 Morris' Mr 0 10 6 Bowen, W 2 2 0 Woodward, H.. £ } J q 10 fi Smith, W. R 2 2 0 John,, D. W.. J { J Jrav'm 0 10 6 Nettell, J. T 1 1 0 Glasbrook, J.. } J ^OyerJ 0 10 6 Beck, R 1 1 0 WiW.M. } } J .V.' .V 0 10 6 Madge, J } J Penrice, T 110 Abbott, H 0 10 6 Young, J. A. 1 1 J Wonrnacott™" 10 0 Richard, J. & W 0 10 6 Thomas, Lewis, & James. 1 1 0 Robinson, Thos. 0 13 0 Evans, R 0 10 6 Jenkins, J. J 1 1 0 Rees, Thos.. 0 15 0 Heard, G. 0 10 6 M0r'C-e' lift Burgess, J. E. 0 10 6 Rosser, J 0 10 6 MesniCT, M } J J A'/• ••• 0 10 6 Williams, T. W. 0 10 6 S.°ry'J in £ •" 0 10 6 Brown, J. T 0 10 0 a r } n Th w0, •• • 0 10 6 Lewis, Mr 0 10 0 Shepherd J 1 1 0 Thomas, W. H. 0 10 6 Richards, W. A 0 10 0 p FM } } Davidson 0 10 6 Wales, T. W 0 10 0 } } 0 Burton Brewery Co. 0 10 6 Nash, Miss 0 10 0 Brothers Z Z 0W 6 f' J .i.' 0 lo 0 Strick, J. Junr. | { Francis, S. L. 0 10 6 Subscriptions under 10s. 17 2 0 SickX.. i } o ?SZ; ••• 2;» « Booths,.h.&<&«» Tulloch L. &G. 1 1 0 Jones Brothers 0 10 g £ 2U 19 g Jones & Lewis (Merthyr). 1 1 0 Brown, W. 0 10 6 Dancing, Deportment, and Calisthenics. THE MISSES BROAD, (Successors to Madame Goodman Webster). CLASSES held at the AGRICULTURAL HALL, as follows :— The Gymnastic Exercise Class, (for which a simple special dress is necessary,) on Mondays and Thursdays, at Twelve o'clock. The Juvenile Dancing Class, on Wednesdays and Saturdays at 2.30. The Evening Class for the practice of Ball Room Dancing on Tuesdays at 7.30. 24, Stratherne-place, Swansea, Adjoining Agricultural Hall. Violin, Pianoforte, Singing. M JULES ALLARD (First-class Prize at the • Brussels Conservatoire, Pupil of De Beriot,) Conductor of the Neath Harmonic Society, gives Lessons at his own or the Pupils' Residence, and attends Neath and Britonferry. Heathfield, Swansea. Select Ladies' School, Heathfield, Swansea. MRS. ALLARD has a few Vacancies for Boarders and Day Scholars. The next term commences Monday, September 18th. References and full particulars will be forwarded on application. St. Andrew's College, Swansea. HEAD MASTER-G. G. SUTHERLAND, F.E.I.S. (Assisted by Two Resident and Two Non-Resident Masters.) The Third Term will commence on Monday, Sept. 11. PREPARATION for the Universities, Preliminary 113 Medical, and Law Examinations. For prospectus apply to the Head Master. Swansea, St. Helen's-road, August 10, 1876. 10, HENRIETTA STREET, SWANSEA. ZMCIl. CHIAS. COOKE, Tea.cher of the Pianoforte, Organ, Violin, Flute Cornet, &c., HAS a few VACANCIES for PUPILS, who may commence at any date. A Quarter's Notice required before the removal of a Pupil. Mr. COOKE'S Instrumental Class will Re-commence OCTOBER 2nd, and continue during the winter months. Termg for Private Pupils, or for Members of Class, on application. Bands provided for Concerts, Balls, Soirees, &c. Pianofortes tuned, in town or country, either singly or by the year. Normal College, Swansea. HEAD MASTER, W. WILLIAMS, 1ST B.A., LONDON. THIS School prepares for Matriculation at the -t_ University of London, for the Oxford Local and the Preliminary Legal and Medical Examinations, and for Commercial pursuits. In the nine years during which the School has been under present management, Ninety-one of the Pupils have been successful at various Public Examinations. j The next Term will commence Thursday, Sept. 14. For Terms and full particulars apply to the Head Master, STRATFORD ABBEY COLLEGE I STROUD, GLOUCESTERSHIRE. (FOUNDED 1820.) PRINCIPAL-MISS ISACKE, (Silver and Bronze Medallist.) ASSISTED BY EIGHT MASTERS AND FIVE RESIDENT GOVERNESSES. ALL the comforts of a Christian Home are afforded, with the privileges aud refinements of a family. Healthful moral training, high mental culture, with self- government and habits of industry are the chief points aimed at. A few vacancies for pupils. Autumn Term commences September 14th. Prospectuses, with view of residence, to be had on application. One parent writing of this Schools says I doub not if you were better known, you would have more pupils than you would be able to accommodate." STAFFORD COLLEGE, DARTMOUTH PARK, FOREST HILL, I (Near Crystal Palace) London, S.E. Head Master—Mr. CROSS, late of Bridgend. Second Master.—J. C. STRACHAN, Esq., London University. French—Monsr. A. BRUIN, Leyden University. German—Dr. EUPHBATE, M.A., Ph.D., &c. Drawing, Painting, kc.—J. L. KENWOBTHY, Esq., F.S.A.,F.R.G.S.,&c. Assistant in ditto—J. ROLFE, Esq., Medalist of the Royal Academy. Professor of Dancing—J. SEATON, Esq., Royal Italian Opera House. THE NEXT TERM will COMMENCE on the 8th of SEPTEMBER. Pupils are regularly prepared for London University Matriculation Examinations, the Oxford and Cambridge Local, &c. In 1873 ten boys were sent up and all passed at Midsummer, 1874, twelve went up and eleven passed, of whom one matriculated in the first division. At Christmas, 1874, nine went up and all passedand at the Oxford Local of Midsummer last, of seven juinors, six passed. The large number of boys from South Wales educated in Stafford College is a compliment to the management which Mr. Cross fully appreciates. Parents in Wales may always rely upon their sons receiving parental care and attention in an especial degree and are referred to the parents of pupils who have resided in the College for many years successively. 1, 2, &L 3, Temple-street,, and Caer-street, Swansea, Oct. 6th, 1876. B. EVANS & COMPANY BEG most respectfully to inform their Customers and the Public that their SHOW OF WINTER FASHIONS IS NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. Facilitated by recent improvements, more than ordinary care has been taken this Season to procure the LATEST PRODUCTIONS IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH NOVELTIES, and also to obtain the best possible makes and value for every Department. B. E. & Co. have much pleasure in stating that the MILLINERY, DRESS-MAKING, AND MANTLEMAKING are each under NEW AND THOROFGHLY EFFICIENT MANAGEMENT, and all order a entrusted to them can be executed promptly and in the most approved style. B. E V A N S & CO., s "W A :IST S E A.. OTICEI NOTICE! To prevent errors and disappointment. G. A. KINO begs to inform his Customers in Swanse-i. and Neighbour- hood that he has no connection witti any firm of Tailors travelling about the Country and placarding the walls of Towns with conspicuous posters about Cheap Clothing, &c. —— G. A. KINO, TAILOR, OF 294 AND 295, HIGH HOLBORN, W.C., Has no Travellers and sends out no Patterns except on application. The Goods for Autumn and Winter are now ready. Visitors 10 London are respectfully solicited, before ordering elsewhere, to call at the above Establish- ment, and inspect the largest assortment of noveities produced. All measures registered. Patterns post free. EC E JF± T E S GLOBE DINING ROOMS, 17, WIND STREET. SWANSEA, Branch Establishment, Waterloo Street. Every Accommodation for Visitors and Excursionists. Picnic Parties Supplied. Good Beds. Moderate Charges. SWANSEA BRATTICE CLOT H WORKS OTSTERMOUTH ROAD, SWANSEA. E < JACKSON, MANUFACTURER of IMPROVED COLLIERY BRATTICE AND DOOR CLOTHS, FLEXIBLE AIR TUBING, Oils, Locomotive and Tram Grease, Varnish, &c. Price List and Samples on application. Bristol House, 18, College-street, Swansea. CH AS. OOOE:, Trunk, Box, and Portmanteau Maker, BEGS to announce to the Public that he has the largest Stock in South Wales of TIN BOXES, LADIES and GENTLEMEN'S BAGS also of FANCY JEWELLERY. REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED. LCARD.] MR. ROBERT THOMAS, SURGEON DENTIST, REMOVED FROM 1, CRADOCK STREET, To 5, NORTHAMPTON PLACE, SWANSEA, 3 Doors below DR. PADLEY. NATURALIST. T ANDREWS, GORSE LANE, SWANSEA, STUFFER OF BIRDS, ANIMALS, &c. SKINS OF ANIMALS MADE INTO RUGS FOR THE CARRIAGE OR HOUSE. Specimens Cleaned and Remounted. :m: :r s ROE, (Late Miss MORRISH), 43, HENRIETTA-STREET, SWANSEA, BEGS to inform the Inhabitants of Swansea that she has OPENED a select MILLINERY BUSINESS at the above address. It is with confidence, after many years London Experience, she now solicits an early in- spection of Autumn Fashions. CHANGE OF AGENCY. JPULLAR & SONS, Dyers to the Queen, Perth. • and Park-street Viaduct, Bristol, respectfully beg to intimate to their Customers in Swansea and district that they have now placed their Agency under the care of Miss STRICK, Dressmaker, 28, College- street, Swansea, through whom all orders should now be sent. Petal Dust Is. and 2s. 6d., the Court Perfume. THE only true Odour of Flowers processed to per- fection. No other Scent used where this is once introduced. Registered at Stationer's Hall, and Govern- ment Trades' Marks. Sold everywhere by Chemists, Perfumers, and Fancy Dealers, and Direct from the London Laboratory, London, E. 13 or 32 STAMPS. To Families Changing their Residences in Town Eor Country. MpLOY the GREAT WESTERN FURNITURE VANS, without exception the largest, best, and cheapest. Furniture and all other kinds of valuable Goods removed by Road or Rail, to all parts of the kingdom, without packing or risk. Estimates given.- Apply to POWLESLAND and MASON, Forwarding and Shipping Agents, Swansea. NR.—Furniture or other Goods Warehoused for con- venience of customers. Working Men's Mutual Association, 1, Leadenhall Street, London. THIS Society is especially recommended to the Work- ing Man as a means by which he can secure for himself a provision for the future, or can obtain money on easy terms; the repayment of same by quarterly instalments extending over a period of twenty years. Full particulars and prospectuses can be obtained from the Agents upon application. Agents for Swansea :—Messrs. W. GRIFFITHS and Co., 41, Wind-street, Swansea. TO BE LET, with immediate possession, that very desirable MANSION HOUSE know as Yms House containing spacious entrance hall, dining, drawing, break- fast, and billiard rooms, ball room, 10 bedrooms, and suitable offices, stables and coach-house, kitchen and flower gardens, orchards well stocked with choice fruit trees, conservatory, lawn, and shrubbery. The house is about six miles distant from Swansea and Neath, and within five minutes walk of the Glais Station, Midland Railway. For further particulars and to view, apply to the Tawe Tinplate Company (Limited), Y n'spenll wch Works, Swansea. County of Glamorgan. WHEREAS, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, held at the Town of Cardiff in and for the said County, on Monday, the Twenty-eighth day of June in the year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-five, the statement of THOMAS WILLIAM BOOKER and Jam. PRICHARD, Esquires, Two of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the said County. That it was expedient that the Parishes of St. Fagan and Llanillterne, in the Hundred of Dynaspowist in the said County, and now forming part of the Pettv Sessional Division of such Hundred of Dynas- powis, and so much 01 the Parish of Eglwysilan, in the Hundred of Caerphilly, in the said County, a lies within one mile to the East of that part of the River Taff, which is between the Taff Vale Railway Bridge at Taff's Well on the North, and the poin where the said Parish of i.glwysilan joins the Par sh of Whitchurc- near Tonjwynlais, on the South, and now forming part of the Petty Spssiona. Division of the Lower Division of such Hundred o Caerphilly, commonly called the Division of Caer- philly Lower, should henceforth be added to an d form part of the Petty Sessional Division of the Hundred of Kibbor, in the said County. That the said Pet'y Sessional Division of Kibbor now comprises the Parishes of Caerau, Llanedame Lanishen, Lisvane, Roatb, Radyr, and Whitchurch and part of the Parish of Llandaff. That the said Petty Sessional Division of Kibbor will be increased by such additional Parishes of St. Fagan and Llamllterne, and the said part of the said Parish of Eglwysilan being added thereto, and the said Petty Sessional Division of Dynaspowis, and of Caerphilly Lower will be decreased thereby, the said Division of Dynaspowis to the extent of the said Parishes of St. Fagans and Llanillterne, an the said Division of Caerphilly Lower to the exten of the said part of the said Parish of Eglwysilan having in pursuance of notice for that purpose given ttnder tb«-dittBCtianfl._of the Act 9, Geo. 4, c. 43, in three successive numbers of The Cambrian, Cardiff Times, and Merthyr Express, newspaper usually published and circulated within the sa County, having been taken into consideration at the said Sessions. IT WAS ORDEliED that the consideration of the said statement should be then adjourned to the next Genera Quarter Sessions of the said County, to be holden a Swansea, on MONDAY, the Eighteenth day of October One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-five, and a the said last named Sessions IT WAS ORDERED that the said statement should be adopted, and that the said several Parishes of St. Fagans and Llanillterne, in the Hundred of Dynaspowis, in the said County, and now forming part of the Petty Sessional Division of such Hundred of Dynaspowis, and so much of the Parish o Eglwysilan, in the Hundred of Caerphilly, as is before- mentioned, should henceforth be added to and form part of the Petty Sessional Division of the Hundred of Kibbor in the said County, and that such order should take effect from the Sixteenth day of October, 1876, being the first day of the next Michaelmas Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the said County. AKD WHEREAS Notice was duly given in three successive numbers of the said news- papers called the Cambrian, Cardiff Times, and Merthyr Express, that such order of Court would be enrolled at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace to be held in and for the said County, on the Sixteenth day of October, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-six, and that at any Court of Quarter Sessions preceding the said last- mentioned Sessions, any person, body politic or corpo- rate, jointly or severally, ruight present a petition in writing to such Court against all or any parts of sue order, but no such petition has been presented. It wa at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace held at the Town of Swansea, in and for the said County, on Mon- day, the Sixteenth day of October, in the year of on r Lord One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-six, ORDERED- That the said order of the said Court of Quarter Ses- sions of the 18th day of October, 1875, be con- firmed, and that the several Parishes of St. Fagans and Llanillterne, in the Hundred of Dynas- powis, in the said County, and now forming par of the Petty Sessional Division of such Hundred of Dynaspowis, and so much of the Parish o Eglwysilan, in the Hundred of Caerphilly, in the said County, as lies within one mile to the East o that part of the River Taff, which is between the Taff Vale Railway Bridge at Taff's Well on the North, and the point where the said Parish o Eglwysilan joins the Parish of Whitchurch near Tongynlais on the South, and now forming part o the Petty Sessional Division of the Lower Division of such Hundred of Caerphilly, commonly called the Division of Caerphilly Lower, should hence- forth be added to and form part of the Petty Sessional Division of the Hundred of Kibbor, in the said County. And it is further ordered that such order do take effect from the Seventeenth day of November, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Seventy-six. By the Court. THOMAS DALTON, Clerk of the Peace. Very Powerful Telescopes to Show Objects Distinctly at Ten Miles Distance, AT 10 Ode ONLY. To BE HAD AT G. MARTIN'S, JEWELLER AND OPTICIAN 14, WIND STREET, SWANSEA. Also POCKET BAROMETERS at 66s. warranted correct. With MOUNTING SCALE. 63s. RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE. Used in the PRINCE OF WALES'S LAUNDRY ECKOTSPARIS BLUE. Used in the DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH'S LAUNDRY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE. Is used by the pooreet on account of its Cheapnes And by the richest on account of its Beauty. ASTHMA, COUGH, BRONCHITIS. CIGARS DE JOY give instantaneous relief in the worst cases of ASTHMA, CHRONIC BRON- CHITIS, and all spasmodic affections of the Respiratory Organs, and may be used by the most delicate patient without the least inconvenience, as they contain no sub- stance capable of deranging the system. Recommended by the Medical Profession successfully for more than 20 years. Price, 2s. 6d. per Box or Seven Boxes for 15s., free Vy post on receipt of P.O.O. to WIL- COX & Co., 336, Oxford-street, London, and all Chemists j None genuine unless signed on Box E. W. "W ILC0X«