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r-'v.p, 'UP OPEMM or TIE YICTOBIAj ASSEMBLY BOOMS, HEWPOfiT. COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. PROVISIONAL ORDER Made under the Highway Acts 25, 26 Vic., cap. 61, and 27, 28 Vic., cap. 101, at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, held at Usk, in and for the said County, on the 31n day of December, 1866, for altering the ABEBGAVBNNY HIGHWAY DISTRICT. MONMOUTHSHIRE TO WIT. WHEREAS JAMES FARQUHAR, Clerk, The Honourable WILLIAM POWELL RODNEY, THOMAS DAVIES, Esquire, JAMES CHARLES HILL, Esquire, CRAVVSHAY BAILEY, •he younger, Esquire, and FERDINAND CAPEL HANBURY WILLIAMS, Esquire, being Six of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the County of Monmouth, ha?e by a writing under their hands, dated the twenty-eighth day of NOVEMBER, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, required ^HARLES PROTHERO, Esquire, Clark of the Peace for the said County, to add to or send with the Notice Required by few to be given of the holding of the General Court of Quarter Sesi-ions of the Peace for the laId County, a Notice in the form marked A, in the Schedule to the Act of the 25:h and 26th years of the reign of Her Majesty Queen Victoria, chapter 61, inti- tuled An Act for the better management of the High. in England," or as near thereto as circumstances admit, that at such General Quarter Sessions a pro- posal will be made to alter the Abergavenny Highway within the said County, by the union of and by Irishes of Llantillio Fertholey Ultra and Parish f ^>ertholey Citra in tbe said District into one tillio 8am0 Area as the Poor Law Parish of Llan- ^"ertholev y' anc* to be called the Parish of Llantillio wardens by declaring that no separate Way. such parish ,,e,e,ected for such parishes. And that Spect Cf Hi 1)6 subject to the same liabilities in re- ttaintain^ t Higbways within it, which were before Several ]iak'r 8Ucb Parishes separately as if their that twn TO- 168 had attached to the whole parish, and a wjj0jg Wl^wardens shall be elected for such parish as be"^]Q^ directing that the number of Waywardens to for the Parish of Abergavenny, including tbe sli n v Hardwick and Lloyndee, in the said District, all be altered to two Waywardens. And by directing that the number of Waywardens to 06 elected for such part of the Parish of L'.anover as is Dot included in the Blaenavon District, and is in the Abergavenny Highway District, shall be altered to two W ay wardens. And whereas, at the present Court of General Quarter Sessions-of the Peace for the said County, held &t the Town Hall, in the town of Usk, in and for the said County, on the thirty-first day of December, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six, a proposal in the wins hereinbefore set forth was submitted to the said th0 said Justices. And whereas the siid Court have heard and enter. **jnea the said proposal, and have considered the pre- ises, and it has been shown to the said Court that the xr109" 'loired by the said Act have been dnlv given. therefore, tbe said Court, in pursuance ot the Power vested in the Court in and by the said Act, and in and by the 27th and 28th Victoria, cap. 101, do by the following Provisional Order direct — That the Parishes of Llantilio Pertholey, Ultra and thLraJ in the said District be joined and combined into one Parish of the same area, as the Poor Law Parish of L'ttitillio Pertholey, and to be called the parish of Llan- ullio Pertholey that no separate waywardens shall be f?4 f°r such parishes that such parish shall be sub- ject to the same liabilities in respect of the highways ™"hia it, Whjci, were before maintained by such parishes Separately, a8 if their several liabilities had attached to *"8 whole parish; and that two Waywardens shall be for aueh parish as a whole. And the said Court do, by this Provisional Order, fnr- iber direct that the number of waywardens to be elected ,2r the parish of Abergavenny, inoluding the hamlets of **ardwick and Lloyndee in the said Distriot, shall be al- red to two Waywardens.. And further, the said Court do by this Provisional Or- direct that the number of waywardens to be elected ?or such part of the parish of Llanover as is not included y* the Blaenavon District, and is in the Abergavenny highway District, shall be altered to two waywardens a.nd that the said District do in future comprise the pa- 'ishes and places following, that is to say Aoergavency, including the Hamlets of Hardwick and U Lloyndee *>wlch Trewyn Wmyoy Higher Vwmyoy Lower ^lanellen Idaucfrer (part of) ■tdanvihangel Crucorney, in. eluding the Hamlet of Penbiddle Llanthewy Rytherch Llanvetherine Llangattock Lingoed Llanvapley Llanwenarth Ultra Llall wenarth Ci tra. Llantillio Pertholey Llanthewy Skyrrid Llangattock nigh Usk Llanfoist Llansaiutfraed Llanvihangel nigh Usk Oldcastle excepting from such District any and all Districts con. 4tituted under the Public Health Act, 1848, and the Local Government Act, 1853, or either of such Aots *11 parishes and places under the superintendence of Boards established under the provisions of the Act 6 and 6 William 4 cap. 60, sec, 18 all parishes and places, or Parts of parishes and Iplaces, the highways ^whereof are Maintained under the provisions of any Local Act of Parliament: and all parishes and places, or parts of Parishes and places, within the limits of any borough. It is further ordered by the said Court, that except as herein otherwise provided, each parish in the said District shall elect one Waywarden. Lastly it is ordered that the confirmation of the fore- going Provisional Order by a Final Order shall be taken into consideration by the Justices ao a Court of General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, to be holden at the Town Hall, in the Town of Usk aforesaid, in and for the said county, on the Eighteenth day of March, One thousand sight hundred and sixty seven. By the Court, CHARLES PROTHERO, 'ft. Cleik of the Peace. NEWPORT CREDIT ASSOCIATION 1. LIMITED. CAPITAL, JMO.OOO. BILLS DISCOUNTED. HONEY ADVANCED ON PERSONAL SECURITY. SHIPPING. HOUSES, AND LAND, t On terms lower than most of the leading Financial Companies of this country. MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT, From 15 upwards. Present rate of In- terest, L6 per cent. payable half. yearly. Depositors may inspect Re- gister of Shareholders upon application at the Office. OFFICES-GREAT DOCK-STREET, NEW FORT, MON. M. O. SCOTT,' 8443] SEOBETABY. BY AUTHORITY OF THE QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT. 153 EMIGRATION TO QUEENSLAND. FREE GRANTS OF LAND.—NEW LEASING ACT. ALL persons not having before resided in 0 Queensland, paying their own full passages to the Colony, receive a JE30 Land-Order per Adult. Under the New Leasing Act from 30 to 2560 acres can be held at two shillings and sixpence per acre, per year, the eighth pay- ment securing the fee simple. Land Orders are available for the annual payment. Assisted Passages are granted to eligible persons,includ- ing Female Domestic Servants of good character. QUEENSLAND GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION OFFICES, 2, OLD BROAD STREET, LONDON. Agfnt for MoDmouth-Mr. M. O. SCOTT. [10,604 t YILLIEES NEW PATENT DIAMOND CAMEO PORTRAITS PORTRAITS Taken daily at his Rooms, 8. COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. CARTES DE V1SITE and PORTRAITS for LOCKETS, BROOCHES, &o taken in the best manner. Special arrangements made for large numbers of Cartes for charitable purposes. VIEWS, MACHINERY, ANIMALS, &c., photo- graphed. PORTRAIT of PRINCE ARTHUR, TAKEN AT TENBY, by post, Is. 6294 FENNELL' S WILTSHIRE SAUSAGES ARE VERY FINE. High,street, Newport. v [10,164 EORNIMANs PURE TEA is EIGHT-PENCE per lb. CHEAPER, as the DUTY is REDUCED. genuine PACKETS—2 oz. to 1 lb. are signed LONDON, Original Importers Ptw. Tern, J /~1 H E R11Y, Chemist, 41, Commercial- street, Newport AGENT. FOR THE NICEST CAKES, COME TO -v NAPPER S. ESTABLISHED 1808. i [6968 :1 H P E A B M A N:, en rJ::¡ Z Z 0 0 p-q u P64 rJ2 Z q 0 œ t-f rJ::¡ t4 t-4 r 11, COMMERCIAL S T R E E TI NEWPORT. [548 W. G. LOVELL, FOREIGN AND ENGLISH TIMBER AND SLATE MERCHANT, NEWPORT, MON., BEGS to inform his Friends and the Public in general, that he has added to his STEAM SAWING, PLANING, and MOULDING MILLS, that of WOOD TURNING, in all its branches, and is prepared to execute any Orders in that line with immediate dispatch. Also, all kinds of wood prepared for Sashes, Doors, Frames, &c., for Builder's use. N.B. Every description of Building materials always in Stock. OFFICES AND SAW MiLM CANAL PARADE. TIMBER YARD CANADA WHARF, DOCKS. [9662 SEVILLE ORANGES FOR MARMALADE, IN PRIME CONDITION, AT FENNELL'S. 10,578 FOR THE BEST •> 0 GO TO BLAND'S. lr:: [8907 \o> oAv 1 Duty I HIMALAYAI off Tea. I HIMALAYAI off LJ g fj Te* r'puRi,*v Reduction I NATURALCOIOOR ■ tfQW&ViJcSfcx JS THE BeST AND CHEAPEST. Price. The only Unoolored Tecu MoxMOUTH.MARSHALL, Chemist, opposite Beaufort Arms. N KEDFERN, Cenfectioner, Monnow-street ADAMSON, Pastrycook, Church-street uSK-williams, Chemist ABERGAVENNy-Wyke, do. PONTYPOOL-Rodericky do. 11 Morris & Co Co- Operative Stores TREDEGAR-Waites, Chemist BRECON—Williams, do. EBBW V ALB — Williams, Tea Dealer, &c. RHvanrET— Dixon. Chemist CHEPSTow-Harris, Baker MMTHYR—Smith, Chemist NEWPORT—Clements, do. 11 Jones, do. „ Bowman, 21, Llanarth street BLABNAVON-Deakin, Chemist DOWLAIS-Harrison, do. ABERDARE-Thomas, do. 11 Lloyd, bookseller, & IFOA AQKNOIES APPLY TO THE HIMALAYA TEA COMPANY, t LONDON, E.C. | £ i"i!' 'j THE OPENING of the above MAGNIFICENT ROOMS, calculated to hold Three Thousand Perrons, will take place on j j THURSDAY, E S3 E U A B 7 28, 18 6^7, WITH THIS ORATORIO OF T BE E M' E S S I A. H" IN THE MORNING, AND A MISCELLANEOUS CONCEKT IN THE EVENING. THE FOLLOWING DISTINGUISHED ARTISTES HAVE BEEN ENGAGED:— SOPRANO MADAME LEMMENS SHERRINGTON CONTRALTO: MISS JULIA ELTON. TENOR: MR. W. H. CUMMINGS, BASS MR. W. H. WEISS. INSTRUMENTALISTS MR. H. BLAGROVE (Leader) &&d a distinguished LONDON BAND, INCLUDING MR. HARPER, THE CEI&BRATED TRUJVIPET PLA.YER. t- CHORUS OF UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED VOICES. LEADING SINGERS FROM BRISTOL, GLOUCESTER, HEREFORD, &c. CONDUCTOR: MR. H. J. GROVES. Organist of St. Woolos. The PLAN of the RESERVED SEATS will be OPEN at Mr. NEWMAN'S, Music Seller, on the 18th inat., at Tvtelve o'clock. PRICES OF ADMISSION RESERVED SEATS (Numbered), 10s.; UNRESERVED, 5s.; GALLERY, 2s. 6d The MONMOUTHSHIRE, SIRHOWY, and RIJYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANIES will issue RETURN TICKETS at SINGLE FARES for the DOUBLE JOURNEY, on production of the Concert Ticket. A SPECIAL TRAIN will also run after the Evening Concert to ifLAENAVON, oalling at all Stations. THE NEWPORT (MONT,) TURKISH AND WARM BATHS ,i, COMPANY, LIMITED, DOCK. STREET; NEWPORT, MON. j 2— THESE BATHS ARE NOW OPEN FOR PUBLIC USE. tariff TURKISH BATH FIRST CLASS 2S. TWELVE TICKB S 20S. DITTO SECOND CLAGIB IS. TWELVE TICKETS 10S. WARM BATH FIRST CLASS IS. TWELVE TICKETS. M 10I. DITTO SECOND CLASS 6.1. TWELVE TICKETS 53. PLUNGE BATH SINGLE TICKBT 6D. TWELVE TICKETS 5S. HOURS OF ATTENDANCE TURKISH BATHS: FIRST CLASS, GENTLEMEN—M9ndays, Wedoesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 7 a.m to 5 p.m. Tuesdays and Fridays from 7 a.m. to 10 a._UJ.-LADIES Tuesdays and Fridays, from 12 at noon to 5 p.m. TURKISH BATHS SECOND CLASS, GENTLEMEN—-Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. LADII s Tuesdays and Fridays, from 5 $.m. to 8 p.m. 'p.m."0Tuesdays and J^ridiiyS; /rom m; to 11.89 a.m. LADIES Tuesdays and' Fridays, from 12 at noon to 8 p.m. PLUNGE BATH Similar Days and Hours to those appropriated to Warm Baths. PRINCIPAL DEPOT FOR TICKETS-MR. H. MULLOCK'S, STATIONER, NEWPORT. [ 10,533 LARGE ARRIVAL OF NEW FRUITS! HENRY S~HE P P A R D RESPECTFULLY announces his return from the London Markets, and invites R attention to A CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH FRUITS, In Fancv Cartons and Packages. ELVA PLUMS FIGUES D'OR APRICOTS GREENGAGES CHINOIS CHERRIES GRAPES FIGS MUSCATELS SULTANAS METZ FRUITS VALENCIAS CURRANTS CITRON PEEL ALMONDS LEMON PEEL ORANGE PEEL PIPPINS PRESERVED GINGER &c., &o., &c. ALSO, A VERY CHOICE LOT OF STRONG NEW SEASON'S CONGOUS AND SOUCHONGS. THE GOLDEN CANNISTER, 141, COMMERCIAL-STREET. IMMENSE STOCK OF FINE STILTON CHEESE. WINE AND SPIRIT STORES, 23, HIGH-STREET, NEWPORT, MON. • < J L L Lb Y D '0' (LATE OF THE KING'S HEAD HOTEL,) BEGS to inform his numerous Friends and Patrons, that he has taken to the above extensive Premises, where he is carrying on the WHOLESALE TRADE of a WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, and PORTER MERCHANT. These Stores contain choice Vintages of all descriptions of FOREIGN WINES, as well as Spirits of the finest quality, together with BURTON ALES and GUINNESS'S PORTER, in excellent condition. FOREIGN CIGARS of approved brands will also be kept continually in Stock. [9730 The increased consump- f 1 I tion of Light Winesis il VJ1JL UL V shewn by the following J figures: W A Gilbey WINE IMPORTERS AND DISTILLERS having paid duty on French and German Gallons AGENT-E BECKENHAM t Wines alone asfollows: In the year 1863 .$5,199 In the year 1864 87,519 I» the year 1365 »31,069 y TREDEGAR PLACE :1- NEWPORT (Mon.) SINGLE BOTTLES or any quantity of Wines and Spirits can be obtained, and BOOKS OF PRICES with descriptions of 200 varieties forwarded, on application to the Agent am :3)! {-i :)¡,. it w & A GILBEY'S • 1 "CASTLE" TRADE MARK ON EACH CORK. J f i' NOTICEcTFREMOVAL. GEORGE BURGE, FISHMONGER, GAME, FRUIT, AND POULTRY DEALER, RESPECTFULLY annonnces his removal to the commodious premises, No. 7, COMMER- Pt CIAL STREET, opposite the WESTGATE HOTEL. He takes this opportunity to thank the Gentry and Publio for the kind support they have accorded him since his commencement in business, and trusts, by prompt attention to their orders, to secure their future favours. „1TTW ST- MICHAEL ORANGES' NATIVE BARRELLED OYSTERS. FRESH SAUSAGES DAILY. SEVILLE ORANGES FOR MARMALADE. Newport, December, 1866 [10,41 PERUVIAN GOVERNMENT GUANO. I. THOMSON, T. BONAR, AND CO. 57J, OLD BROAD-STREET, LONDON, E.G^ Sole Consignees and Agents for Sale in Great Britain and Ireland. Price at scale in London fixed by the Peruvian Government, X12 per Ton, for quantities of not less than 30 Tons. I February, 1867. [10,569 (I (I r t t,5 :f ¡. IMPORTANT NOTICE. •cl -• • SELIMi OFF WINTER STOCK. 0;. f¡- COMMERCIAL EMPORIUM, 35 & 36, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT, MON. t V- J c Z 7: v T v J. A. ISAACS," Having determined not to keep any Stock over the Second Season, will SELL OFF, REGARDLESS OF COST, To make room for Spring andJSumnyjg Wilater Stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING, Shirts, Hosiery, Silk and Wool Scarfs, Broad Cloths, Witneys, Pilots, Beavers, Meltons, Doeskins, &c., &c. .• 'J -'I" u il. i .f (-I'T TIGlJ, 'r' ALSO, AT THE SAME TIME, SEVERAL JOB LOTS OF WATCHES, JEWELLERY, AND ELECTRO-PLATE. .r < J. The following will be fousd well worthy of Notice 1,200 Men's and Souths' Over and Un. dercoata, from 7s. 6d. to 30s., worth from 15s. to 60s. 2,000 Men's and Youths' Trousers, com. msncing at 3s. 9d, 2,000 Men's and Youths' Yesfi, from Isi 9J. to 7a. k6d., worth from 3s. 6d. to 14s. 500 Dozen Check Shirts, at Is. 7id., worth 2s. 9J. 300 Dozen Fancy Flannel ditto, at 4s. 3d., worth 7s. 6d. 5,000 Pairs Men's Flannel Drawers, at is. 9J., worth 28. 9J. Gentlemen's Silk, Satin, and Wool Scarfs, Under Shirts, Pants, Hate, Caps, and sundry other articles too numerous to mention, at LESS THAN HALF COST PRICE. ,¡, SALE TO COMMENCE ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 2nd, AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M. r- i-y i- NOTE ADDRESS: 35 & 36, Commercial-street, NEWPORT. ■.it- i v i- ci v.: ■■■■■■ "J' > th., !ft. ¡' i ■ o'J t.-vV- u. 1 a\o j ♦ guuimsfjs MISS E. BRINSMEAD, PIANOFORTE AND CABINET SILKER (FROM LONDON). CLARENCE-PLACE, ADJOINING ROPE WORKS. NEWPORT. OBDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO AND EXECUTED ON REASONABLE TERMS [10,994 BEWARE OF SPURIOUS LIME. THE BEST LIME IN THE WORLD FOR WATER WORKS, THE ONLY ABERTHAW LIME in Mon- mouthshire, may be obtained of JOHN E VANS LLMB BOHNER. Pillgwenlly, Newport, at the Lowest possible terms. [2761 MR. RALPH J. HORXER, GRADUATE OF THE CONSERVATORIUM A J T> -7 ? MUSICK." LEIPS1G, And Pupil of Moscheles, the ccUbrated Fianist and Cotiiposer, BEGS to inf(*m the Mobility, Clergy, and Gentry, of Newport and its Neighbourhood, that LE BTP4IX^CAI0RR^CEAVE PUPILS FOI INSTRUCTION in the R I RWNVV COMPOSITION, ORCHESTRATION, HARMONY, (thorough BASS, PART WRITING COUNTERPOINT, CANON. &c.) and SINGING Lessons given at the Papils' Residences if required. I Terms on application. 3, Victoria.place, Newport, MOll. [10,567 I FOR REALLY NICE CAKES, GO TO BLAND'S, 33, COMMERCIAL STREET, AND 17, HIGH STREET, NEWPORT, MON. [6656 IMPORTAXT NOTICE. JYEAT T HEWS & COMPANY TEA MERC HAMS, 0 HAVE AGAIN REDUCED TILEIR PRICES FOR T E A S, RENOWNED FOR GREAT STRENGTH AND PURITY OF FLAVOUR. STROVG .V^RBSRID. Original Packages of TEA at ONE PENNY per Pound Profit. W. R. MATTHEWS & COMPANY, 19, COMMERCIAL. STREET, NEWPORT. AND BONDED WAREHOUSE, SKINNER-STREET FOR TEA. COFEEE, FRUITS, CIGARS, WINES, & SPIRITS. [8169 MR. PARSON SURGEON DENTIST, of 3, Great George- S street, Park-street, Bristol, respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of New port and Vicinities, that he may be consulted in the various branches of his profession, at the KING'S HBAD HOTEL, Newport, the second Wednesday in each month ATTENDANCE FOR | NEWPORT, Wednesday, 13;H, 9 till 5 X\T A T T S, RICHARDS, & CO., TT PENNER WHAKF, NEWPORT, Have constantly on Sale BEST RED ASH HOUSE COAL, STEAM COAL, HAND PICK ED & SCREENED SMITHS, CAREFULLY CLEAN. LARCH. FIR, and HARD WOOD PIT PROPS, RAILWAY and UNDERGROUND SLEEPERS, Best CAERNARVON SLATES. SUPERPHOSPHATE, SPECIAL, AND BONE- ARTIFICIAL MANURES. HAY, OATS, BEANS, STRAW, and BRAN. Retailers supplied with best RED ASH COAL at lowest Priccs for CASH ONLY. [9,493 NOTICE OF RE:MOV AL. SAMUEL BRYAN". TOBACCONIST AND CIGAR DEALER COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, MON., BEGS to inform the Publi# of Newport, that he has secured and moved into the convenient Premises, OPPOSITE THE WESTGATE HOTEL. No. 6, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, (Vacated by Mr. W. M. Jack, Hat and Cap Manufacturer,) where he trusts to have a continuance of the kind patrou* age with which be has hitherto beeu favoured. The Stock will comprise every description of Meerschaum, Briar, Fancy, and Broseley Pipes and Cigar Holders; the newest designs in Cases, Pouches, and Tobacco JaM, with a choice selection of the finest Cigars, Tobaccos, and Snuffs, wholesale and retail. SAMUEL BRYAN, HAT AND CAP MAN U F ACT U R E R, 6, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT, MON., BEGS most respectfully to inform hrs Friends and the Inhabitants of Newport, that he has taken to Mr. W. M. JACK'S old-established Business, where he in- tends carrying on the HAT and CAP TRADE in all ita Branches, having rsplenished the Stock with a large as- sortment of the newest Shapes, and trusts, by strict attention to Business, to secore a share of their patronage. LINCOLN & BENNET'S AND PARIS HATS, Caps, Umbrellas, Gentlemen's Neckties and Collart M great variety. [10,272 The Duty being Reduced. | KORNIMAN's IPURE TEAS 1 E NOW jEight-pence Cheaper. J TEA FORMERLY 3s. 4d., Reduced to 2s. 8d. 1 Tea formerly 3S. 8d., Reduced to 3s. Od. (Tea formerly 4s. Od., Reduced to 3S. 4d. Te I formerly 4s. 4d., Reduced to 3s. 8<1.. T'.v o -ounce, Quarter,Half & Pound Packe t&" 'All GENUINE PACKETS are signed, Jj/ormmaM fcipQ. LOKDON. Original Importers of the Pure Tea. I I AGENTS IN THIS DISTRICT ABERGAVEWT Gosden. Watkins, Higli St. ABERSYCHAK Wood. BLAKENET..Philpotts. BRTI("MAWR.T. & C. Williams, chemists CINDERFOBD. Cord win, chemist C RICKHO WELL Christopher. ARDIFF..Kernick,23, Duke-st Ditto ..James.Bute-street CHBPSTOW.. Taylor, Bookseller COLEFORD..Williams.—Hough DOWLAIS..Evans—Hancock MONMOUTH Allen,couiectioner Cosseas j LTDSTEV atht-xay NE VVPORT..JONES, „ CHERRY, 41, Commercial „ \ViLHAMs, 3, Coramerci* street J WILLIAMS. 145, Docks G. PRICE, 23, Commercial street, chemist J PHILLIPS, 92, Commerda IItcbeJBill PBNYDARREN..Evam IXEWNHAM.Fryer, Draper. [PONTYPOOL W>-xl. chemiet PONTYPRIDD.. Jame^, USK..Edwards sm