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POSTAL REGULATIONS FOR NEWPORT.
POSTAL REGULATIONS FOR NEWPORT. The chief office is open from 7 a.m. to 9.25 p.m. on week-days, and from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sundays. M Box Late fee' Delivery by Malls- closes at till let.ter carriers Morning Mail 9-40 a.m 9.45 a.m. ) „ London Day Mail 12.35 p.m. 12.40p.m.! > London Night Mail 8.15 p.m.! 9. Op-m-1 7. 0 a.m. North Mail 5.55 p.m. 6. 0 p.m. 9.40 a.m. Western Valleys N.Ml. 10 0a.m.|10.5 a.m.' 7. 0 a.m. Usk&Caerleon Day Mail 1.25 p.m.j 7. 0 a.m. Cardiff Day Maii 2.25p.m. 2.30p.m. — South Wales Day Mail 10.0 a.m.jl0.5 a.m| 2.45 p.m Firstu Pembroke Mail 1.30 a.m. 7. 0 a.m, Aber avenny Mail 1.30 a.m. 7. 0 a.m oecond Pembroke Mail. 7.0 a.m. Newport Rural District 1.30 a.m.1 7.0 a.m. Pontypool North Mad.. 9. On.nJ 7 flan, The Town and Pillar Boxes iu-e elearer as under Receiving Houses and Pill- lst 2nd M 4th 5th r-iiuns (.oL (.()1 (.o] (.()L Cop Commercial Street P. H. iYo' T-n Dock Street Branch Office 845 1L0 5^ 0 7.0 — Bridge Street Pillar S. „ Clarence Place Pillar J.O Commercial Road Pillar ;g.45 j j Q 4 ■ Great Western Ey. Station Pillar 8.45 11.0 450 7ft Gold Tops Pillar 1~— 4'50 7'0 |. Stow Hill Pillar ;8.3 !ll.o 4 50 70 Town Hall Pillar '8.4.5 11.0 4.50 7^0 9 0 Stow Park Pillar 7.45 11.0 4.40 7.0 Dock Head Pillar 8.30 11.0 4.50 6.50 Letters to be registered must be presented not less than half-an-hour before the closing of the box. The registra- tion fee is 4d. Letters may, however, be registered until the closing of the box by the payment of a double regis tration ice- <> The registration fee on Foreign and Colonial letters, excepting France and those countries circulating thro igl, Fraiice. is 4d. To Erance, nr.l those countries "^culatiop tl;ror,d; fnn-ce; ),.J, per i cz
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,> '°MTHA 'VTON. IT ■ >>ed ship No? thampton, vli ,t. o .ky^rd on Monday to be 1' :s ordered to *e cora- p o:. -■ -Id •. he was o'accu in the r- ?.!• :••• I' i ii o.iie of lier heavy cuns or. 0. r: ar< t he sent t^ Woohv'c' for a >-■•« 1 rr-c- s nre czrcctcd to elcj-ss Uloio-i:; oa.
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I !(iN'. C.s -y.f, rt at e late of a strong com- Pai:" pvi %'<•; ..vi h s than half surrenderor are recuj-Ui-i.' i. is is a in« evil, and the cause of its c •'•••; as 1 is the best mc:ui« 01 dminirl •> slit 1'H c reftilly inquired iht>. 1 lie ohv.i. o, p o elure is, in tlio first piaco, to t. e;nove t: e causes. What the cau^e-; r. cas ly be i-.sC' rtained by taking the cviii !<■( ri\- tf» "^Micrs avd re'erriu^ to there-or^- T" ii at vnd A </(-(/ 1
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The two \\0me11 charged at Edmonton with commitiii.g the robbery of },late at IMr. Alderman Sidney's house were again vefore the magistrate 011 Monday, when some further evidence was taken, and they were again remanded. A war- rant was issued for the apprehension of Garrod, rant was issued for the apprehension of Garrod, the son of the older and brother of the younger prisoner. The r ondon mas ter builders have communicated to the lie master builders the fact that they have uow more non-union masons in London than they can find employment for, and they re- quest that for the- present at any rate, no more masons m: y be sent to London. On T;ii;,rv 17th, an avalanche overwhelmed a bouse-i;. which were 14 persons, at Freya, near Heub.'rt? IGratz). A rescue party was formed, but by t: t ime two bodies had been dug out, the ■workers, ti, "nccl by a second avalanche, were compel 1< 0 t > abandon the:r task. On Sj.riir.lay afternoon tbe Lord Mayor of Dublin rr sided over a preliminary meeting of citizens, at w1 deb it was resolved that the dis- tress caused by the war in the East called for sympathy i pecunia-v ielp from Ireland. It was "luj'ther determined to Lola a large public meeting. The Fih <■ is said lafelv to have been greedily received bv di f. ssac'.s, mueli to the joy of its well-meaniie' ei-tributors. Over 60,000 are re- ported to hI, c been given away in a few weeks. The excellent paper o ) which the copies were ¡ printed ma •• thv best gun wadding the Cossacks ever New,. All the stalls, and nearly every dress circle seat for the i--woth representation of Our Boys'' j have been sold. Charing Cross Hospital will benefit gready by the result of this performance. The Church Guilds Union has resolved to alter the rule rendering it imperative for members to wear cass ei.s at the annual processions of tho g)t;Ids,onthe ground that many couid not aliord them. Ernesto Rossi, the tragedian, who did not do well at Drury Lane, but who has not lost his reputation in v the south, go's to Bucharest for a I season, lie still devotes himself principally to Shakespeare.
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^aire's tics- UN X L'D THE Q-L EN FIELD ^5 T A R CII. THE QUEEN'S LAUNDRESS USES NO OTHER. [14 FRAMPTON'S PILL r OP HEALTH A Price Is. l £ d. and 2s. 9d. per box. This excellent Family Pill is a medicine of long-tried emcacy for purifying the blood, so very essential for the foundation of good health; or correcting all Disorders of be Stomach and Bowels. T wo or three doses will convince tlie attiieted of its salutary effects The stomach wili speedily regain its strength a healthy action ot the liver, bowels, and'kidneys will rap?dIn- take place; and renewed health will be the quick result of takiutr this medicine, according to tlie directions accompany- ing each box. PERSONS of a FULL HABIT, who are subject to head- ache, giddiness, drowsiness, and singing in the ears, arising from too great a flow of blood to the head, should never be without them, as many dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried off by ihere timely use. ForFE.MALEs.the Pills are excellent, removing all ob- I structions, the distressing headache so very prevalent with the sex, depression of spirits, dulness of sight, nervous affections, blotches, pimples, and sallowness of the skin, and give a healthy, juvenile bloom to the complexion, To MOTHERS, they are confidently recommended as the best medicine that can be taken, and for childi eii of ail ages they are unequalled. Tliese Pills unite the recommendation of mild operation with the most successful elfect; and for elderly people, or where an occasivnal aperient is required, nothing can be better adapted. In consequence of the great and increasing demaa 1, the Proprietor has obtained permission from Her Muicstv's Commissioners to have the name and address of THOMAS PROUT, 2-J'J, STRAND, LONDON," Impressd upon the Government Stamp, aillxed iu each box sold by all Vendors of Medicine F256 1- TAYLOR'S CONDITION BAllS, r OPINIONS of the Fi>l Petri T.if-, Sunday Tiives, York Hrrohl, 8p ■r'xman Leiters from .J Scott, J. Osborne, S. llogers, H. liovee, J. aly. C. F. Bnyce. Messrs. iMwson, enclosed in ea h Packet. N.B.— :h- same Ingredient in form of Powders. 6 Balls, 3. 3 Balls, 19. Powde.s, 2,'G Do". TAYLOR-S COUr.H POWDRIIS FOR, HOUSES.—In- flokxza, a Cure guaranteed in 10 Days. Sold by all Chemists; in Boxes, 2/6 each. WELL WORTHY OF NOTICE 'T AS A CERTAIN CURE. For BILIOUS and LIYER C OMPLAINTS, INDIGESIION WIND, SPASMS, Fort BREATII, NERVOUS DiTp SES- SION, IRRITABILITY, LASSITUOK, Loss OF ApPETITE. DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, SOUR ERUCTATIONS Lou'v'-ss OF Spirits with sensation of fulness at the pit of the STOM*OII Giddiukss, DIZZINESS ot tti^ EYES, &C. 10 stomach X)RSTANDL UNfUVALLED.^u '°a ^jelcSl LIf 'stoinach,' tone and vigour to the diiferent secretions, causing the ,3 sary organs of the stomach and Liver to resume their ivP v' thus restoring the appetite, promoting digestion a 1,1 strengthening the whole system. aua They can be taken at any time without restraint from hn«i ness or pleasure hence they art a most valuable domest ic medicine. Heads of households should always have a box of these Pills by them, to resort to on any slight occasion of ;u!in- 0111 he part ot those under their charge, as by pa vmg attention to the lcirular action of the stomach, Liver, and Bowels many a severe illness is avoided or mitigated. They will be found 1Il slight eases by a single dose to restore health to the body, Willi a happy frame of mind Prepared only by W. LAMBERT, lA, Vere-Street, London. » a\U ^>oxcst1? an'l three times tlie quantity in one 2s 9d„ or post free lo or :J5 stamps, and sold In all r, si,ect able medicine vendors throughout the world *Tli«> ]?-, are n> a square green package, with the nanio and n 1 Ilia 111 Lambert, 8. King Williani-Street, Charing Cross" engraved on the (jovernuioiit Stanni ])o w. i by anyone to buy any other meuieim, instead but1 u'Xt on having the right thing. Take down tlie particular* /), Scott s bilious and Lirer l'iih, wrapped in asquaieff. een pack ge.' ENLARGEMENT OF SIZE LAMBERT'S BAISAH, Whilst enlarging the size of the bottle, the Proprietors by a new process ot manufacture, have the medicine more palatable,' cleare,- "a, d nm.. ,\i'e water, at the same time retaining 'all us wdp^own cliieacj. This Balsam has been now before the public for mmv years It has proved its real value in thousands of rises some of the most remarkable kind having been cOlllInUlIieateù to the proprieter and maker. muni(..t).Lu Lambert'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM is a speedy and certain remedy lor ORDIXAHY COLDS. SEVERE COLDS' Phhon r Coitus DIFFICULTY OF Breatiiino throug mueous mat- ter in the air passages or bronchial tubes, InfIce" WHEEZING, SORE THROAT, BRONCHITIS, ALL CVTU'RHVL AFFECTIONS, HOARSENESS, AND LOSS OF VOICE by 'causiii" expectoration it gives instant relief in all cases of iiccumula" tion of phlegm. It is easy to administer, pleasant to take, and does not contine the bowels like many other cough medi- cines. It is exceedingly useful in that tickling sensation which produces so much coughing, many persons passing sleepless nights through being unable to get rid of it a single dose is quite sufficient, or in the more severe form when it is almost impossible to Ife down in bed for fear of being suffo- cated, relief is equally certain. 12, York-street, Ardwick, Manchester, Mr. W. LAMBERT, "August 9th, 1877. "SIR,—I can testify to many instantaneous cures of dis- tressing Asthmatic symptoms effected bv a single bottle of your very efficacious medicine, namely. "Lambert's Balsam." It greatly excels many other pi operations for the purposes specified 111 advertisements, and consequently warrants special mention for superiority, I aw. dear Sir, faithfully yours, THOS. FOSTER RER, Surgeon.. Prepared by W. Lamiiekt. 1A, Vere-street, London, W.' in Bottles, at Is lid and :'s !'d. Be particular to ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam," and do not be persuaded to -ake any other medicine —Sot 1 by nil Chemists throughou; the United Khjr.U'in. •: | gvuiims. Aotlnng briii/s oa Seroons Ji-MUhj, Premature 0><* Aae, and Shortens H.nan Life, mofe than Lite is oj the Chest. UNDER THE AND PATRONAGE OF THE THE PRINCIPAL QUEEN MOBILITY. THE ONLY REAL CURr, WllMOUT IXWASU MEDICINE IS ROPEH'S HOYai. Jf.V l il PLASTERS fo Coughs, Asthma, Hoarseness, Indigestion, Palpitation of tne Heart, Croup, Hooping Cough, Iniluenza, Chronic Strains. Bruises, Lumbago, or Pains III the Back, Spina) and Rheumati Ailections, Diseases of the Chest, and Local Pains. SPINAL COMPLAINT OF 30 YEARS STANDING ANP RHEUMATISM OF THE HIP. Naiferton, December 18,1862. Messrs.Roperand Son,—Gentlemen,—I was alllicted witla pain in tlw spine of my back for :jo years, and hearing of your Roper's Plasêer about two years sincc, 1 pioeured a (/plying it found relief the first night, and have been free'rom pain ever since. I was also troubled with Rheum tism 11: the hip, and applied one with the same results. As L h ve revived so much beuelit from the use of your Roper's Plasters, liny sent you this for the benefit of others suiTorinc in toe s:im wal Yours, etc., THOMAS BROWN USE OF LEG LOST FOR, 6 MONTHS. 2" Greystoek-street, Atteivli.Te-road. To Messrs. Roper and Sons,-Sirs,—I have the pleasure, return you my moiit-sincere thanks for the benelit 1 havt received from your Roper's Plasters, ai»er being fnrsix months without the use of my left leg. was in the Royal Cornwall Infirmary for fourteen weeks, and no better, 1 was couliued for three months to my bed, and all 110 use. 1 was recom- mended by a lady to try one of your Roper's Filters. I did so, and thank God I only applied two plasters )¡,)re 1 could walk without a crutch, and now 1 cai walk with out- stick, all hrough the means of your Roper's Plasters. Sirs, I have written you this that you may advertise it for the benelit the public. Redruth,July 25t. 1861. Yours,etc,, RICHARD IXCH. SPRAIN IN THE BACK. Messrs. Roper and Son,—Gentlemen,—Smoe time ago I got injured 111 my back from liftij ga large piece 01 wood, in the Royal Arsenal, and was conti l-l to my bed for three months during which time the Royal j iver Friendly Society paid me 10s. a week, and a doctor to tend me, but instead of getting better 1 gradually got wors < a friend advised me to get one of your Roper's Plasters, anv ill less than a fortnight after, I felt myself completely reco\. led. I am now using the secona plaster. I sciid this testin u ial to the editor of u r't Km t.i'i Joa it d. with a request t'l the may notice it ill his widely circulated Journal. JAMLS S.d lTli, Nov. 1(3, lSUO. Maxey-road, Plums toad, Kent. BED-FAST 4 MONTHS Bury, March 3, 1853. Mr. H. Maiden, of Bury, has great pleasure In handing to Messrs. Roper and Son a recommendation 01 R >per'& Piasters by Mr. William Dutson, Earf-street, Hury, iora severe uulaiu- mation of the lungs. He was led last low- inoiulis, a.m is quite certain his recovery is through the timely assistance of your valuable Roper's Plaster. F.0111 F. Cupiss, Esq., M.R.V .C., Author of the Prize Essay 011 tile Diseases of tlie oi tile ilorse. Diss, A'orlolK, jlaivii 2: 1831. Gentlemen,—For the last three wiiiier* Airs. Cupiss lias lelt a great delicacy of the cliest, accompanied witn occasiona- paill, cougil and hoarseness. Having 11;1,1 your valllable Roper's Royal Bath Plaster reeouiniendeU to he.1, she made a trial ol one and it was attended Wh]¡ tlie most beneiicial eileel, in consequence of which she has made I re'1lWll t use of liiem, and livariably with the same good results, 1 remain, FRANCIS CUPISS. AFTER Two YEAR. Suffelhsg CURED. Important Testiinoinal received from jlr. William Hall, Tow Traveller to Messrs. Rawson and Co., Brewers, Shei'iicld. Genllemeu,—1 wisii to add my tt;lllIUIJj to tiie nost oi otner pubhsiied !J, you, to the ctiioacy oi our wonUerini :'0,1," Plaster. 1 had not been eiiaoLM to lie • ■ my leti side uvui ai; 1 a of the heart or hver, lor tWlJ ;>cars, uniil i ap.;ii<\i y Ropor's Plaster, since wnicn lidh; i ii.a\c ocen well, and only used two Plasters.—Yours iaitliiuily, Aildover-street, Siiellield, .J line 3, l»tU. Jd. HALL. Unprincipled Slit lor Lile saKe of iraiii, uavc v^riuu spurious iniilations. Purchasers are liiereiore cuuwO.cU NOTICE the words, "Roi'iiit's ito 1 AL Baiji i'l-Aiiti. 111:1 ROBT. ROPER! gr,tph on the back, thus PREPARED ONLY BY ROBERT ROPEPi AND S0\ CHEMISTS, SHEFFIELD, On Medico-chemical principles, from British Herbs and Gums and Balsams of the Eastern Clime, where elic trees drop balsam, and on all the bonsflis Health sits and makes it sovereign as it Hows Full-sized Plasters, Is. Hd.; and for Children, i^d each direct by Post one penny extra in postage stamps. SoidoymostPateuHiedieuteVendorsintheUtnted Kingdom. BEWARE OF IMIIAIIOAS!—Be particular andaskfoi hoper s PLASTERS. eublic Opinion has proved the Plaster aqcl Pills to h the Marvel of the Age. ROFERS iiert intended to assist theoperatton of ROPEU'S ROYAL BATt PLA S-I-E It) ( have proved the best remedy for all those distressing symptom producing a weak and disordered Stomach, Liver Complaint Nervous Irregularities, Indigestion, such as Nausea or Sickness Loss of Appetite, Loathing of Food, Pain in the Bowels, Langour and Depression of Spirits, Giddiness, Swimming or Determi- ation of Blood to the Head, &c., the forerunner of Apoplexy Sproatley, near Hull, Oct. i, 1853. Sirs,—Having found great ben-lit from Roper's Royal Batk Plasters and Pills, I wish to ln^ke my case Known for the advantage of tliosa who sulfer as I have done for a lonsr time. I have been alllicted with spasmodic pains iu the chest, and paluitation of the heart, arising from Indigestion and Liver Complaint. I was under medical treatment many months without feeling any better. At last I tried one of Roper's Plasters and a box of Pills, which gave me relief in a few davj. from which time my health has improved, amll am now quite well.—I remain, with thanks, yours respectfully, ELIZABETH THOMPSON Roper s Pills are a purely Botanic compound, and warrante free from any deleterious ingredient, being composed of clioie herbs, roots, gums, and balsams, by ROUT. liOPE 11 and SU Chemists, Siiellield, in boxes at is. 1 Jd., 2s. M., and ts. 6d. each Suld bv most Chemists and Booksellers in the United Kingdoir ASK FOB ROPER'S PILLS. [41 THE ATTENTION OF LADlES IS CALLED^ THE ATTE X flON OK LAD IKS IS CALLED. THE ATTENTION OF LADIES IS CALLED r|^HE attention of Ladies is called to the wonderful |_ effijaey of KEAtiSLEY'S WIDOW WELCH'S FEMALE PILLS, which have beju proved by thousands annually for many year p ist to be the most effectual remedy for that coin plaint to wln«!i fendss are liable—Headache. Gid liness, Nervous Depression, Pallor of the Lips, and general deiulity ot thesys em often a_vouipanied by palpitation of the Heart. The most obstinate c,ise< (of appareuth eon- tinned mvahdb) have yielded t» a cours'i 0! tli.-sa Pills! Sold by all ciieonsts, in Boxes at 2s, <M. Wrapped in WHlt'E Paper, rfe sure to ask for lv E ARSLV'S," and see von ge; them, as s mietimes a spurious article is offered. By pust for 34, stamps, ot Sanger & S .ns, lj i, OYt-ord-street, London* [7.>2 r\NE BOX OF CLA.iKE'S B 41 PILLS 1S ^ai"ranted to cure all discharges from the Urinarj Organs, in either sex, acquired 01* constitutional, Grave; and Pains 111 the Back—Sold in Boxes. 4s. 6d. each. b\ all Chemists and Patent .AIedii-,vie Vendors or sent tj any address for 60 Stamps, by the Maker, F. J. Clyuke. Consulting Chemist, liigh-strect, Lincoln.—Wholesale Agents, LAUCLAT & SONS, London, and all the Whole- sale House Newport (Mon), J. YOUNG Ohemi<i: E. M THOMAS, l'_l, Commercial-str< rt; G. Price, 127, Com- mercial-street; JAMES Edmonds, 5, High-street, and PAINE, 3, Cominercial-strepfc. tb'ow YaJe r p, Jones KIN A 'I AN'S LL WHISKY. THE CREAM OF OLD IRISH WHISKIES. PUltE. MILD, MELLOW, DELICIOUS, AND MOST WHOLESOME. TTNIVE HS A 1j !j Y Hecommei ided -u by the Medical Profession. Dr. HAS- SALL says—" The Whiskey is soft mellow and pure, well matured, and of very excellent quality." 20, GREAT. TifCHFIELD STREET. LONDON, W. [1746 ROWLANDS' ODONTO. Whitens the Teeth, prevents and arrests deciy anil gives a pleasing fragrance to the breath. This Tooth Powder is far preferable to pa.-tes or washes THE GENUINE ODONTO, HAS THE WORDS A. ROWLAND A SONS engraved on the Government Stamp ilXld to each box. Buy 110 ODONTO without it and take only ROWLANDS', q 2« 9<l. per h.x. feold by Chemists and Perfumers. [ 12G7 DR. "K"tng'S DANDELION AND QUININE J^lVER j >ILLS. -pOR BILE, FOR WIXI), JjWc LIVER, and "pOR STOMACH COMPLAINTS, FOR LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY, pOR WEAK DIGESTION. testimonial. r OF THOUSANDS. The cottage, Carrick-bree, Bantry, Ireland, Tc June 24th, 1867. I feel great pleasure in bearing testimony to the bene- ficial result of a trial of King's celebrated Dandelion and Quinine Pills, which after an interval of seven years' intense suttering from torpid liver, complete loss of rest and appetite, severe palpitation, wind, low spirits, and I general derangement, restored me to the possession of the most perfect health I ever enjoyed, after every other means had proved unsuccessful. With feelings of the deepest gratitude, I subscribe myself, deepest gratitude, I subscribe myself, j MARY B. HARRIS. To Messrs. W. and H. Gonlding, Apothecaries, &o„ 108, Patrick-street, Cor^ §ulrtres.5ii\5. ES TA BL ISE D -.N- E L f ACE X or II R Y THE O R I G I N A L L U D DIN G TO); SOl L S THE CKLE3;:ATKD HORSE, SHEEP, AND CATTLE MEDICINE, (REGIS i'EIŒlJ), STANDS UNRIVALLED as a safe, ea'ectuai, and 0 speedy REMEDY for COLIC OR GRIPES IN HORSES; DIARRHOEA OR SCOUR IN CALVES. FOALS, &c.; COWS IN DIFFICULT CALV1\G; EWES LAMBING MARES IN DIFFICULT FOALING. As an external application fo>- Fly Galls Ulcerated or Sa^jred Udders, Kites of Dogs, Swellings, &c it is sate and beneficial. Sold in bottles, :is. «!• 5s., and lus., by all Chemists. Sole Manufacturers and Exporters (for T. Lu Idiiig'ou, Canwick- road, Liiieoln), TOMEINSON & id AY W A Iti), Lincoln. Cbscrve-Tlmt T. Li:1)1)Ingto.s Signature is engraved on the Stamp affixed over the Coru On each Bottle. TOM LI X SOX & Co.'s BUTTER POWDER MARKS Firm and Sweet Butter in the Hottest Weather, prevents it turning rar.cid, removes the fl ivour of sour '.crass, weeds or rank herbage, quickens the cliuniiinr. and fncreases the value 2d. to :;d. per li 1 T ) iLIXSON &( ,s BUTTE i-i POWDER. Sold by Chemists and Grocers, in 6d., Is., and 2s. 6d. boxes. TICKS, LICE, SCAR, FOOT AND MOUTH, And all Contagious Diseases. "THE O L Y C t: R I N E DIP," FOR SHEEP AND LAMBS, IS a certain preventive and cure of Scab 15 also de- structive to Ticks, Lice, and all Parasi.es infesting the Skins of Sheep and other animals its emolhent and stimulating properties greatly promore the Growth of the Wool, and being a Powerful Disinfectant, it arrests the Spread of Conta,gious Diseases. It does not discolour or act inju- riously upon the natural yolk of the Wool, but feeds the Fleece, and maintains the natural lustre. Sold by Agents in every Market Town. Price 1 cl. per Pound, in various size Tins and Drums. Sole Manufacturers and Exporters, TOMLINSON & HAY WARD, Chemists, Lineoln. THE "GRANULAR BROWNING," {MPARTS a RICH COLOUR and SUPKt.'IOR FLAVOUR to Roasted Meats of every dis.ription. Chicken and Game Gravies. Soups, Betf Tea, Sold 111 bottles, Is. and 2s. 6d. each, by Chemists. Gr.vrrs, and Italian Warehousemen. Sole Proprietors and Inventors. TO.ULINSO-V & HAYWARD, Chemists, Lincoln, L COBDEN'S Q UIXTNE & JJHOSPHORUS 1; ILLS (registered), THE NEW TOXIC. |}HOSPHORUS is the life-giving* element H_ in the blood, and the thought-giving power of the brain In co- junction with Quinine it is one of the nost powerful curative agents known. All nervous diseases mean a want of Phosphorus III the brain and nerve centres, and to cure them is to re-introduce the deficient property. COBDENS QUININE AND PHOSPHORUS PILLS Tiav.' leen invented to accomplish this end. and th- re are now 111'111\ thousands who can lesiify to the sucm'ss of mo !<» "f t ■ a!i:Ciit. If jour brain is ovei'iv il'ticd, y-airnerves uns'run' i: you suder from nervous orge ierd debiiitv, or kd a want Ul vigour and vitality, tn- a course of COBDEN'S QUININE AND PHOsi'HOUUS FEL", They act dir -c'-ly on the blood, vitalisin? en rich it to a surprising degr-i buiidi-ifr up t;ie -<-rst-:in, a id tii'v:ji" 'uP' the germs of disease. They thor.itu-'ilv recruit the a-V-n b >dii)- health, and restore the s.vston to a pro/,er hea.iiiv coiiaition, no in;ftto fro.11 what cause impaired. CO IiD UN'S QUININE AND PHOSPJIOPUS PILLS. 2s. 9J. c(rl 4s. Gd. Maybe obtained of any respectablec-hi-inwr. who wiil t them! if lie does nut Aeep tlicin iu stock. Ask n>r C'i(i,M > '•p'lt'f} ici,h "nff hiag sr givr. t -eiu « t i./ r„ ,n],j any di'dieultv occur iu obtaining tiie 1'ii.s, iliev woi .-ihvnvs be sent by ri turn of post 011 receipt of i, r jt »t-uu»s !-i -it saving), by the S U S S E X DRUG CO M P ,1 V r, 133, QUEENS 110.ID, PRI-IITON. Agent for Newport, Mr. Pkakman, I!, "o:uUJercial-street, | London Airents Nin.er an-l Sons, Oxf.>r,l »tr.-et 'i'rci-u- and Sous. Farrinadoii Street Tidtnan and >ous, vVilso'i Street: liovenden. City Ri a l Jiather, rarringdon U. 1011 ( \NLY TWO ML DI GINKS R ALLY ACT UPON THE LIVidR one Mercury orBlue Pill, the other L>an-Je!i<vi. d'hous-mds of Constitutions have been destroyed by Mercury, Blue. Pill, or Calomel The only sare remedy is 1 \R. KING'S D UN DELI )N and QUI NIX L 1) LIVEn PILLS, which act gently 0:1 the Liver, ami remove all the above symptoms. Sold all over the world by all Chemists and! Medicine Vendors, at Is I lfi, 2s 9d. 4s Gd, am] lis pet box. (Established 1791 ) CORNS and 13UNIONS fnstnrilly relieved ^and surely I ) cured by JdEE'S iVi-EAF PLASTER. Of all Chemists at Is 1 <1 per I,ox. or by post for 14 stamps, from Jamls Rokke, 2*.)a Great Portland-street, W., London. fI613 DLNSO.V'S WA'ICHES. Watch and Clock -LJ Maker to the Queen and Eoval Family, and by special appointment to the Prince of Wales and Emperor of Russia. Old Bjnd-street, and (Steam Factory), Lud gate-hill, London. j) EN SON'S WATCHES of every deacrip- J tion, suitable for all climates, from X2 to 200 guineas. Chronographs, Chronometers, Keyless, Levers, Presentation, Repeaters, Railway Guards, Soldiers, and Workmen's Watches of extra strength. BENSON'S ARTISTIC ENGLISH ) CLOCKS, decorated with edg oo l and other wares, desijrni-d to suit any style of chit Kire or furni- ture also, as novelties for present. M e solely by Benson. From < £ 5 5s. BENSON'S PAMPHLETS n Tl Kiii-. l CLOCKS, Watches, Clocks, Plate, and Jewellery. Illustrated, sent post free each for two stamps. Watches sent safe by post. Benson's new work, Time and Time Tellers," 2s. 6d. I hu;J Abide to khiva BY CAPTAIN FRED BURN A BY, Royal Horse Guards. Page 13 san Two pairs of boots lined with far were also taken and ior physic-with which it is as well to oe supplied I when travelling 111 out-of-the-way places—some quinine, und Cockle s pills, the latter a most invalu ,ble medicine, and one which I nave used on tlie natives of Central Africa with the greatest possible success. I11 fact, the marvellous e'.Tects pro- duced upon the mind and body of an Aral) Siieik. who >vas im- pervious to all native medicines, when I administered to him live COCKLE'S PILLS will never fade from my memory: and a friend of mine, who passed through the same district lIl:dlY months afterwards informed me that my fame a> a medicine man had not died out. but that the marvellous cure was even then a theme of conversation 111 the bazaar." SEE BUIINABY'S RIDE TO KHIVA. Page 13. [ A GOOD FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST Jr\- with a prudent use, has saved ni.-mv a )ju-: and wt wo think the idea might- be improved upon.and reduced to-more simple form. Take some good compound. s;i,-h COCKLE'S ANT1B1LOUS PILLS, and we find that tiie desired «nd 111Av be obtained wit' oi t scales, and wei-'hts.or little mysterious compartments or en- chanted bott.es, With crystal stoppers. (Jiii-. rs 1111-lit be used but COCKLE'S P LLS, as tested by many thousands of persons, and found to answer their purpose so well, may be set, i-L,),, iiis the best.—Ob'■«; vti pOCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS c THE OLDE-T PATENT MEDICINE. In B xes at Is 1",1, 2s 9,1,4; C.), :111,1115. /COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS vy In use for the last i:3 years for INDIGESTION. In Boxes at Is lid, 2s 9d, 4s Gd, and lis. CO C K 1; E' S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS c In use for the last 73 years for BILIOUS AFFECTION S, Iu Boxes at is lid, 2s 9d, 4s Gd, and lis. 'OCKLES -,kiNTIBfLIOUS PILLS V In use for the last To years for LITER C 0 M PLAINTS, In Boxes at Is 1 Vd, 2s 9d, Is Gd, aud Us. 2 QOCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS In use among all classes of Society SEVENTY-EIGHT YEARS. May be had throughout the United Kingdom. In Boxes at Is. Hd., 2s. 9d„ 4s. 6d., and Is. IS, NEW OBlIOSD STREET, LONDON "11072* PH (E N 1 X EIRE OFFICE, Lombard-street and Charing Cro. London. Established 17S2, Prompt and liberal Loss Settlement Insurances effected, in all parts o* tiie world. Secretaries 0^.0RGE VVM. LOTELL li » JOHN J, BROOMFIELD ".< SVddtv-isfs. 1 ..u .JEll. S ■ -u.- ..ivW. j ■ -i.ts BreaJ w lit iiaif th» 'V'- li irier 1 t' .• yeasty Pud inij-.s .1 r ,s» 7 v. < some„ and deu.do-u, with half the tvn.. va. E?ps ami. Biliter; a el Fiour will li. Cakes, .buns, isahy ^aaiis, Norf >u|>Iu. c., iu a few min Is nSj 1 iv n «. Kin-jdoui 11 1 r 1 1 b f wfco, c.ia UsJ .t >!■ a wl«1 .crJ:' Usciin the Arctic Expeui*:ci: b .loies ir tbe- Crimea and Cmmi, will kc.i f-ir -ei a f ry ptace- Awarded Four Gold Medals fur ] ,ce of QuahtyJ" C¡O\VDER ;)[,1 '"vernYlll'1'iull. aJ :,2,; lu', •: 51.. Is., 2s. 6J. & 5s. Patent Boxes oiil; < '■ (I »?< '•»/ :rright. The 2s. 6d. and 5s. are speci:d>v i- com- •• >d !o fami- lies and schools. Be sure to -.or ni-i )- that von pet BORWICK'S GOLD ULI), BAKING PO\\DER. [116 V brl'IJ?F';J STAHCnT t; i j 1 r'.r S tsTAU(Jlt. t In" Trial of this beautiful Starch will prove its Superiority TRADE MARK, uATTP 1 5* Kyf O Pj VJ REGISTERED 10 ru APGIL, 1877 STLFF'S STAltClir ) -L -1. ..J '-j ,S-'TIFFIS ii. Sold by Grocers, Drujoists and OilLnen and Wholesale REDCLIFFE STREET, BRISTOL. «* "CT OR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."— Jm See Deuterouoicy, chao. xii., verse 23. WORLD FAMED l' ail Tl ade Mark, Blood Mixture." THE MEAT 81000 PUSHER & RESTORM O KIN DISEASES, Erup.ions, Blotches, Ulcerated O Sore L-s.'#, OI Si-res, vilundular Sw dinsr, Can- c ■it>- U: '-r-ii, l f'nvjiiVs, Boils, Carbuncles- Kiii'j-w.ii-ius, -r.il.) ■ .ead SoreEt-s. Erysipelas, Itch- N-uhn, U'.s■•oliir iti-nis of tiie Skill, Hum mrs ar,4 liiscas-5. "i the :11 "f whatever name or nature. ar„* literally rarrii-d out of tne system in a short time by the use oi this world famed Medicine. THOUSANDS Ob' T STI.ilONlA. S FR ).)I ALL PARTS IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse the vitiated JL blood whenever you find its impurities bursting- throuirh the skin in pimples, eruptions or sores; c!ean-e it wlien you find it obstructed and slu-'gi»b ia- the veins; cleanse it when it is foul, and your feeling* will ted you when. Ke.-p tlie blood pure, and the li i li of the system will f illow. As this naixlur is pleasant to the taste, and war- ranted free from anything injurious to the most delicate constitution of either sex, tie Proprietor s ilicits sullerers to give it a t ial to test its value. /CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD MIXTURE V is sold in bottles 2s Gd each, anrJ in cases, con- xaining six times the quantity. Is. eseh—sufficient- to elfect » permanent cure in t .0 srreat majoritv of lone-standing cases-— 151 ALL CHK.MISTS and i'Al i' JuEUiClNE VeNI.ORS throughout the United Kinzd nn and the world, or st-nttt) a-:y ad ins- o;i receipt of'JOi'i:;s::im;;s.by the Proprietor, F.J. LA RK K. Chemist. Apot -ecaries* Hall, f.in^olti. W h>lesal<i Ali Patent Aiodicme 11 -uses. LONDON i)E HOT l.vi, OXP- >UD STKlSET. Newport, Mow.—Sold by J. c>r.\G, C.PKJCii, 1 7, Commer- eial-siivet, E. M. Tiiora.is, JAMMS KDMO.Vds, 5, High-street and PAISE, Commercial-street.—Ebbw Vale—L. P. CURE FOR ALL: IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. NO MORE SUFFERING: THE Discovery of this Ointment has proved an i>ira!u~ able b >on to thousands of surferer.- wh >n ru ibjd over or near the scat of sufTerimr, its rare Haha nic proj«rrtiea are conveyed to every part. 'Jims it heals in var 1 w unds and ulcers of tiie oi, Womb, str ei ;th -a-; the spinal marrow in cases of nervo.is weakness an 1 depr-suon. and all diseases of the Tnroat. L in-s, and Chest. No i ivaltd 11 -cd despair of c-.t.e, whilst th.s Oiutmert can oeobiatnei; f >r the reputation it b -ars in every quarter of the glo ic, is f it ii,s as :t 1 s by tesii.nonials lrjin pcrs ).is oi all classes an 1 coun- trit s. GOUT, RHEUMATISM, AND NEURALGIA. Those truly foi midable and dreaded diseas* s, with no tur- 11a. snas-.ns, nervous twitchimrs. muscular cramps, an Uciatiea will yield, when treated bv this Ointment. In no cis:;s is it 1110-e important to have the Ointment th,¡rllu;:ilI, and effec- tually conveyed through the pires of the skin to th■ alf.snod parts upon which it will bring ,ts s nothing i fluenc o <ie:ir, and thus jiroduce ease, comfort, and security. T I sh x-Jd also he taken in appropriate doses to lessen the Itb.U- uiati 111, and to purify tho bio. d. BAD LEGS, BAD BREASTS, OLD WOUNDS \.XD- ULCERATL >NS OF ALL KINDS. The application of this Oi.itimrn: i!c»i.s. 1 -t remark-ible maueor. every Kind „j Clc s it.-ns til stiU o.- cou- vi-.i.'iei ussues, cr.n •> ,ir 1; 1" 11 -sh to disipiiear. and foul t ,waling SU'-I-ices: a:id t.i .-e eJleets arc not tc.nporarv, but are rae.ical a 11 pern a cut. PILES, FISTULAS, ~ND ABSCESSES. T ,"sc an 1 ad siinilar a.Tcetions iiiu,t be wrefudy treated according to the plan recoxumctide l in the prmtj t mst uc- J ■ ),:i;nic d juust .0 aopliei directly t > tiie p irts a.i-. t".l. a-:d Ji-iil rvay's Pills Vie simultaneousl.v ta ;e.i to pn it.t 1:1' '¡jut,l, ami to re!;eve the internal congestions which are -.0 le- tile u cause of this class of disease. DROPSICAL ENLARGE MEATS, SWELLED LEGS AND VARICOSE VEINS. In the reducCcn of all Glandular Swellieirs no retiiedy etpiris this i:,comparable Ointnu-nt: it prevents th forma- tion (Jf extraneous :o: l is an inv.dua dc r.-iuo for checking ail c'iir >iiic i).sc.ia«os -.vh.-n ud;-o it-ly rub'jed into- the ;iar;s atf.-ci-. d th • -i-est ras will \i.-ld iu ,< eo.11.ja- r::li\"t<y .iiort S ::i (If SCROFULA AND OLD SiCfN PIS ELSE Tliis Ointment is a cert tin retn \ly fur all dis -is s d the skin, whether simo:e or eo n jli Mfced. S •urv- ri 1. -a. biotchjs, piiuo'io., and oilier i-U.imcjiis disorders, arc „>i oace era.1.0 ..c t by ihisia ai.i.ihie L'. g.ic.it. Til" "inline: t a:i 1 !'id« are sol-.I at Prefess-ir lli.Vo.vav's E^*a !:•) oc .t. 5: O.Mtrd street. London h, m-iirlv evcr;. res; ciable Vi-ndor of Medicine througinni. lh-'c'-vi'.iz.Hi Worl-l in I'- tsand iiox<.s at ;s id, 2s d, s c, ,s s a h. Tiie sm-dhst < ot of Oir.t'ventV, niai'.s o V ,7>snW- and. tin-sniailt-sc iiox of l'ills four dozen. N.B.—Advice can be obtained, tree 0: ebrge » y apply- ing: at the above audress, dai.y, between the\oii-s ,v 1L -1, or T1739 THE OCARINA. THE NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, p7a,,e(7 at Lan,, A t the t-I 11 est",i7/.te1' J' ¡'a/are. .tc. CAN BE LEARNED IN HALF AN HOrn. /^CARINA. '-The tone bears a striking r«wemhl,in«w vj to the vox humima stoji of a large organ. —Musical Tinios. OCARINA. "Nl,t"ing like it, eUhtr in -ha.po, soundt, v_y material, or construction, has hitherto been seen. It is astoni-hing to hear such soft sweet sounds is uing from so eccentric-looking an instrument Brief. f\Ch RINA "Emitting such sweet sounds as are seldom VJ heard.—South London Press. 4 OCARINA Keahy very apieeahle mnsic, and is not \J difficult to play."—English Mechanic. OCARINA. A most remarkable and ent rely novel 1^7 musical instrument. In duets, and quartets also, tha instrument produces excellent music. It is a small comp-ict instrument, and its cost is trifling compared with its musical ndue. Weekly Times. mHIS ORIGINAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT is Unequal'^ JL for the Beauty and Voice-like Quality of its Tune and. the ease with which it can."he acquired—a very little practice enabling the performer to plap operatic or other melodies. It has a complete chromatic scale, from the lower R to the upper E. and is thus not confined to any particular key, but can be used with other instruments, notably the pianoforte, to which it forms a charming accompaniment. PRICES.—NOP. 1, 2s., L', 3s., 3, 4s.. 4, 5s., 5, 6s.. fi, 7s., 7, 8a. Nos. 5 and 7 Specially tuned to go with the Pbnofonc. Instruction Book, 6d. Books of Airs, Is. 6d. Packed and Forwarded on receipt of P.O.O. or stamps. M. EAUR, 80, QUEEN VICTORIA ST.. LONDON, 1M*.
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■ _-j — — — AOCXXJI-JSX To VIC.'EtCHAKCKLLOIi MAUN si. Vice-ChftiiceHc* jkauins "was thr. from :i:i! "rse whileproc co-ling to court on 1 uesday. He\v tu arlIe, however, to take his seat on the hc-ncli.
L'OTJBLE MURDEll NEAR HALESOWEN.
L'OTJBLE MURDEll NEAR HALESOWEN. A. dread Vti deed was coinnr.+t-e'I on Tuesdpy morning &t'■ lonei" hou». ft (.'pkcrcere, near Ea,, O ven, in Not W. r.("eAers Joseph Harris a ruioer, re- Bide* ^eit with wUe, Amelia, and two children, A.lic4an,2 £ V6i aje(i five and three. The v, ife'a father ari^wthcr al.-o lived at tlie house. The latter were both absent at the breakfast hour, and during this time Harris setm? to have resolved to destroy his wife Rud little ones. A little later on the wife and youngept child were found lying dead m the kitchen, r-.«,ir ir.ces horribly hacked with a chopper, and Alice tally wounded in her bed. The discovery was fcin Jc Ly Mrs. Harris s mother, to whom the deceased communicated fears of her husband before she left the house. The murderer was captured as he was talking unconcernedly towards the house. He denied having done the deed hut there were tell-tale blood stains on his dress. De was only in September last discharged from an asj lum, and has ever since shown jealousy of his wife. lhe third victim has a fractured skull, and cannr.t long survive.
THE MIDLAND RAILWAY ROBBERIESI…
THE MIDLAND RAILWAY ROBBERIES AT NOTTINGHAM. Quarter Sessions, on Tuesday, before Mr. VViiaman, judge, Thomas Chantrcll Godsclialk, iftrail.way P°"er, and Alfred John Godschalk, Pe a^s,0 a railway porter, were iiidictcd for stealing, on t.ie 4th and 5th of November lust, a large quantity of jewellery, &c., the property of their employers, the Midland Railway Company.—Mr. -Kennedy and Mr. Stanger prosecuted, and Mr. Horace bmith defended the prisoners.—After hearing Mr. Kennedy's opening statement, the Recorder observed that there was no evidence of stealing against the prisoner Alfred.—Mr. Kennedy said he would proceed upon the second count, charging the prisoner with receiving the above articles. It was then shown that the prisoner Thomas was at the Nottingham railway station, and that he stole the goods, some of which, however, he for- warded to his brother, who was employed at St. Pancras Station, London. The jury found the Prisoners guilty, hut recommended them to mercy. Mr. Kennedy observed that a large quantity of Jewellen- bad been missed—to the amount of about 'v( *100. The Recorder sentenced Thomas to twelve uionths and Alfred to nine months' imprisonment with hard labour.
THE SELSTON COMMON CASE. AN…
THE SELSTON COMMON CASE. AN APOLOGY FROM PRISON. William Peach, one of the defendants in the suit of -rhntv.De Morgan, Peach, and others, and who, it will be remembered', was committed to prison by the Master of the Rolls, for contempt of court, has been released. The following is a copy of the apology he made:—"I, Wiluam Peach, of Selston, in the county of Nottingham, miner, but now of Holloway Prison, in the county of Middlesex, make oath and say as follows: -I was convicted on Friday, Dec. 7th, and brought t, this prison by the order of the honourable Court msdi °n that day, and have been here ever since. I fully. Unreservedly, and humbly apologise to this honourable Court for the contempt of which I have been found guilty, and I can sincerely say that I never for one moment intended to commit a breach of mv Undertaking given to this honourable Court in July last, and never thought in doing what I did I had done So; and as the Court decided that I had been guilty o: contempt, I am now perfectly ready and willing to be lieve that I was entirely mistaken in the course Ipur- Sued, and if I had the means would most cheerfully and willingly pay the costs of the plaintiff, but I have no means whatever, and am not worth S5 in the world, afterpayment of my just debts. If it should for one Moment be supposed that I offered an affront to his lordship, the right honourable the Master of the Rolls, 11 I beg to offer him my most humble apology." Mr. Reach is well known in Ripley, and was some time ago all active agent in connection with the Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire Miners' Association demonstration at Riplev. Mr. De Morgan, refusing to make any Apology, still remains m prison.
WAR BETWEEN GREECE AND TURKEY.…
WAR BETWEEN GREECE AND TURKEY. DEPUTATION TO LORD DERBY. A deputation of Greek merchants and gentlemen "Waited on Lord Derby on Tuesday afternoon.—Mr. Rueshfield, M.P., who introduced them, said their object was to enlist his lordship's sympathies on be- half of their nation, and save the coast towns from bombardment. Several gentlemen having spoken, Lord DERBY said he regretted very much that the Greeks had invaded Turkish territory, but he knew that such a step had been forced on the Greek Cabinet by the demands of the people. He could not promise to exert the power of the British Government to prevent the bombardment of the seaboard of the Greek king- I dom. How, said Lord Derby, can you ask me to pre- vent the bombardment of the coast of the kingdom of Greece when Greece is using her force on the main- land against Turkey ? We should be supporting war on one side only. If, however, war is carried on, not in accordance with modern civilised warfare, then not °nly this country, but other Powers will have to interfere. His own sympathies had always been with the Greek race, and his lordship read to the deputation a des- patch, dated 6th July last, which would be laid before Parliament in a few days, in which he stated that England always looked to the welfare of Greece, and as to the future of the Greek provinces, he would endeavour to obtain guarantees lor their future good government. His Lordship added that at the conference shortly to assemble his efforts would be exerted to prevent the predominance of the Selav over the Greek race. He concluded by saying that if the ■Greek army was recalled, arrangements for the benefit of the insurgent provinces would be facilitated. The deputation thanked his lordship, and withdrew. — —
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Meet.—A landlady said she did not know how to make both ends meet. Well," said a boarder, "by don't you make one end vegetables?" A c, Munication from Nice states that the grandson iNIdnie. Volnys (Leontine Fay, the actress), onl> years 0f ag6) blew out his brains Tvitli a pistol in quence of a ouarrel with a college comrade. 1 Sir. Brassey, M.P. at the ^,ing o{ the Eoval -institute of British Architects, on night read a paper on tlie rise of wages in the trades of London. He advocated piece-work the only equitable system. At the Chester Assizes, on Monday, Frederick Spencer, who professed to be an accountant and money lender, at Southsea, and J. C. Butterham, his clerk, were convicted of fraud and conspiracy. Mr. Justice Lush sentenced them to five years' penal servitude. A noteworthy landslip has occurred on the coast, about hall: a mile north of Whitby. A fine headland, forming one of the most vrominent fea- tures of the scenery in that locality, is thus de- stroyed. The causes are said to have been defec- tive drainage and the action of the sea. John Appleby, a toolmaker, was arrested on T °" mght in Birmingham, on suspicion of ia\ing^ caused the death of his wife. He went i0r^,° i" ° ^even o'clock intoxicated, and a quarrel ensued. Subsequently his wife was found dead at tne bottom of the cellar steps, her h ad showing serious injuries. A project of law has been laid before the G er- man lederal Council, proposing that from the surplus of the payments by France for the main- tenance of tlie German army of occumtirm 26,763,000 marks shall be placed at the disposal -of the Emperor of Germany for the use of the ontingents of the German army. The ship Ironside, 899 tons, Captain Spencer sailed from Gravesend on the 2nd inst., with the following number of emigrants for Brisbane, Queensland—namely, 119 single men, 57 single women, 76 married" people, 44 children between the ages of twelve and one, and four infants, taking a total of 3G0 souls, equal to 27-4 adults. Galignani says that a Bordeaux journal states that a wine grower in the Gironde has discovered a means of getting rid of the phyiloxeia. He has remarked that a parasite of the strawberry plant carried on a war of extermination against that insect, and that where the strawberry is grown among the vines these latter have not been at- tacked. The London correspondent of the Liverpool Pout lw8' -^ere is some scandal about a duel at ^t6U ^W0 -^nM^slimen, one said to be a colonel, suffieipStC<?' has reaehed me of the story 6 ^nSt^ to justify even an attempt to tell tiotfwas^eTfrelv8'},80^!6^11^ fiiven to Prevarica" counseL "HowL'-i, ya cross-examining said the counsel ti between the two farms ?" Yes, but, on your oath' u T°t -1' t twa1miles-" flies?" I dinnn, ken T 1S as tbe CroW A Prussian Heresy nlfler t £ s aocrow-" eistory of the EstablisheT'^w^FrT'"w Prussia have ^bidden the Rev. H. Hossbach to T of Souis in the parish of St. James, at Berlin on the ground that in his in- augural sermon he denied the miracles related in tne Bible; and they have permitted him to retain h; old living in tlie parish of St. Mark, in the V nr- capital, because they can hardly ac t.t said inaugural as unbthef.
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IvUIjUTS A.N i) LYPlJ j s T 0 c K A.N, D S II A li E li K O KEKS, 17, VIsJ \N'A CH V.AIJE IS, Rtjl'-i iAhDiFi CAKiMpp & XSWPOltr S 1'j JX & S d. E JLA L '/AYS. QLOIA IIU, Stock—Caledonian in;- l-! i-i j — Gre;u hasti-ru Ihi in —Giivut \es>tc;'ii i>i■ j y< M —Loudon, Brighton, Sou 111 Coust t»'0 iH7 12, xd —London, Chatham, and Dover l|i(l ••• J -LOlldull, Chatham, and Dover l|i(l ••• J „ —Jletropolitan lJ.>ixd „ —AiiuliinU 1 LS „ —-Uoiuhoullishire i.aihvay ai:<l Canal '-vl l-*t» -Xorth BriusIJ, [ul! I'} Si? —Ivortii Eastern I'k'i 15;, —JjUiymiiey ••• 1' u ••• ^'5 50—Severn and Wye liailway and Canal 50 15 i(i Stock—Tali Vale 100 1* IDS PREFERKiS CE. Stock—Great West.-rn lien I Ciiui^c loO 123 121 xd -Dilto Cousoliuated Guaran- teed 100 121 l-i> —Ditto Consolidated l'rel'er Hire 100 1-2 123 —Monmouthshire llaihva.v and Canal 5 per cent. 100 119 120 12-Ditto New Convctiiile t'0 61Ill. Stock—liliymney 5 per cent.guar- anteed 10 i:9 12 1 —Ditto li per cent. i>oi hiii 112 i ll „ —Ditto 5 per cent, lstst loo 115 111; —Ditto 5 per cent, lstji 1 » Hi ilj —Ditto 6 per cent. 1Si,4 100 13'i i61 „ —Ditte 5 per cent. 180^ 10o 112 llo 10—Ditto 5 jier cent. I87;S 10 11 Hi 20—Severn and Wye Railway and Canal -li per cent. 20 14 15 10-Dltto dItto 5 per tent 10 a 0 Stock—Tali Vale Prelerence No. 1. 10 10(3 .SS —Ditto 4i per cent. loO 10-j 110 xd ,,—Ditto 5 per cent. 100 1 9 120 xd GUARANTEED AND LEASED. 50—Aberdare 10 per cent. 5' 119 121 20—Culelord, Monmouth, Usk, and Fontvpool 20 i3i 2 J xd Stock-Dan: Valley, o percent. loO lia 1-1 —Hereford, Hay, mid i.recoti iUO :»-'U Oil — Llanelly Railway and Hock loo 1: 14o -I)iLto t itto "A" Preference tUU IS 1,0 —Llantrissant- and Tatt ale 5 per cent. ldl 119 121 id —Llynvi and Ogmore, 6 per cent 100 13t> 13S —Ditto 5 per cent. 100 1.9 120 20 1 0t)-ileiiii,tli Harbour .Dock and iiailwav 100 112 113 BANKS. loo-Gla iiior,iiisliire 100 1: 2 195 lll-lJitlo :Sew 10 lyj 10^ lo-Loi,(Ioj, and Provincial Limited 5 12 l-'J xd O—NatiuuatProvincialof Ell"- iaid 21 91 93 20- Ditto ditto 12 5i 53 20— Ditto ditto New li) 30 32 pm II)-Korth and South Wales 10. 27 19 xcl 20—Swansea 7. t'! xd 20—West of England ai d South Waits Dis.rict 15 23 2oi xd UUAL AN1) IRON. 10-C:u\'i! & Swansea Colliery l.iii.ii' d 9 1 li 5—Crown l'resenetl Coal, Limited 5 I H 3:—Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron, and Coai,Lhuitc.! 2:) i 9 •20—Great Western Colliery. Limited ••• — 20 2 2^ LO—LlM,*i. lui.du, and Ogvnore Coal and Iron Limited. 50 4 G 100—Nantvfrlo and lilaina Iron Works, Preferential Limited 100 14 17 100—Nantvfrlo and lilaina Iron Works, Preferential Limited 100 14 17 —Newport and Aberoarn Colliery, Limited 10. 4f 50—Rliondda Mertliyr Colliery, Limited 50 25- Ditto ditto "B" 20 I 5—Rliymney Iron Limited 50 IS 20 15— Ditto New 15. -ij 5i 25-Sonth Wales Colliery 21. 4il 5i 60—Tredepar Iron and Coal, Limited A" 20 9 10 dis 25— Ditto ditto "li" 25 21 22 MISCELLANEOUS. Stock—Ansdo American Telesrraph 100 59 59t lU-Hrislnl and South Wales Railway Wagon Limited 431 3| pm new 20—Bhst"t Wagon Works, Limited 10 It H pm xd 20— Ditto New 2 Mr i pm xd Stock-Cardiff Gas. Ciats "A" 100 200 203 — Ditto "li" 1' 0 100 lt>3 25— Ditto 25 3) 36 25— Ditto 2 2 3 pm Stock- Ditto Waterworks 10 > 235 240 — Ditto IStiO 100 15S ltiO 10— Ditto New 4 9J 10 25—Carditf 'Hotel. Limited 25. HJ 151 10 -Gloucester Wagon. Limited 10 10 lo± 10— Ditto 5th issue 5 5 5 £ lo—Llynvi Valley Gas lIJ. 14 14t Stock—Newport Gas, Class "'A" K'O IDS 21 0 Stoek- Ditto "II'' 100. US 130 20— Ditto New "C" 12 17 is lO-Xmyport and Pilkwsnlly Water Works 10 17 IS 10— DittodittoNew 7 11 12 pm 5— Newport Tramways, Limi- ted 5 2} 3 25—Swansea Gas 25 37; 3n 10- Ditto Wagon, Limited. 10. 2.j 3 10—Western Wagon,Limited. 10 Si 3f in—Ystrnd Gas and Water 10. 20 21 xd Bank rate 2 per cent. since Jan. 31st, 1878.
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RATE OF FREIGHTS FOR THE WEEK. S. s. S. <1. Alexandretta. Lisbon 8 0 Alexandria Madras 180 (Egypt) 14 6 Maranham Alicante 11 6 Montevideo. 23 0 Algiers 150 frs. Martinique 10 0 Athena 13 6 Marseilles 15 1 frs Ancona 130 Malaga 120 Ascension Mauritius Aden Malta Baliia 200 Messina 110 Bona Maderia 9 *> Buenos Ayres.. 25 0 Mataro 17 6 Beyrout Montreal Bremhaven New York. Bombay. Nantes Bermuda Odessa Barcelona 1G 6 Palmero J30 Callao Pernambuco 20 0 Caldera. 18 0 Prombhio Coquimbo Quebec Cadiz 10 6 liio Janeiro 25 0 Constantinople. 14 6 Rosas Cape de Yerde 10 6 rJeggio Cape of Good -Riga 25 0 Hope 230 River Plate 25 0 Calcutta Rouen Caghari Rio Grande 32 0 Cronstadt St. Thomas 10 0 <7eyloii. 26 0 ^an Francisco.. 9orl1' 13 0 Smyrna 15 q Copenhagen 9 0 Syra 13 Q Dieppe Salollica J?ema-V"Ti St. Paul de Lo- 1< ernando Po Gibraltar 9 0 Sierra Lto.,e Genoa 130 [ Spezzia Grenada Singapore 24 0 Halifax St. Petersburg Havanna 11 0 Seville. 10 0 Havre Tairagona 16 0 Hong Ivong Tarauto 13 0 Helsingfors. Trieste 13 0 Jamaica 10 6 Teneriffe. 11 0 Kertcli Vigo Konigsberg. Venice. 13 6 King George's Yalentia Sound. Yillanauva 15 0