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+,TBE DENIAL OF IMMORTALITY.
+,TBE DENIAL OF IMMORTALITY. MODERN neology will alter all our conceptions l and. salvation, and in the end it will be as dis- 7°^°QLINOR to <.TOD as it is dishonouring to man. Let WITED AT vvitli a clear and steady eye, and in- of EXCUSING IT as not vital to the Gospel of > t-i st> coom to be seen clearly enough, that **>E GOSPEL on th'S theory of interpretation, instead of ^KING I^S GRATNI appeal to the soul, has, in fact, to R^P(E <* NOT'" in him that believes it. may LO differently constituted so far as tempera- is courued, but this neology will not inspire t ^SRONA. what a change Missionaries go not to souls, but to create them, or to be instruments, !T5LER» of UAT creation nor will it inspire for the ^IQISTRY AS home it lacks the one essential element *11 living ministry—viz., a belief in this, What I' a man* give in exchange for his soul ?" The P^ENCLOUR of man's degradation" is gone. A few F\EMICAL changes will dissolve him into dust. Let TUS NEW CREE(J BE accepted, and a paralysis, in my ^GMENT, will fall on all the noblest efforts of the P^SENT time for the weal of men in our cities, towns, ULLAGES. LLUNK OF it in every aspect of the case. Our very MUST BE altered. Their tone must be entirely <JiCEFent. We shall have to lay arrest on every form SPEECH which speaks of an infinite craving within F 'NAY, WE should have to drop the word soul as to truth. The judges of England will no longer «. ,'ble to utter that solemn, subduing, aw u And may the Lord have mercy on your 1)0 not let us shrink from pushing this consideration 2° EVERY region of thought. Honoured names are SEATED with this heresy. So much the more need WE should cry aloud »NTL SPARE UOT- „BUT 18 fair to say that there is uneasiness, great UN- K^ESS, upon this subject. Wherever my younger P^THREN are settled, let them once preach it, without HEIGHT of a leading public position, and what CON- FLATION there would be Or supposing there were great names to cover them, who can realise the ?*CITEMENT and uneasiness that would be occasioned ? SUMMED up in a sentence, it is this—MAN HAS NO SOUL CAN BE LITTLE DOUBT THAT THE RECEIVE(I doctrine „ he soul's immortality does exercise A solemn in- J over men in general. Let it be disbelieved, JN even crime will assume more fearful proportions, TH* US shrink from facing this fact. What will be of this materialistic annihilationism in the OF those tempted to seduction and murder if they R** ground and warrant for saying, Oh, that i&tlesh blood only. God will never raise that poor feature again to bear witness against us. Neither im DOR WE ARE Christians therefore we have not ^MORTAL souls I put this strongly because men 7^U NEVER accept a doctrine of punishment for merely Uman animals, who are to be raised again just to be ^BED and destroyed; human animals, L siy, So L *S ^UST W^AT they are if they have no immortal uls. This illustration, I know, presents the matter D«RKEST LL8HT> but the anuihiiatiou doctrine I ould affect and must affect all sin as sin, because the ^TURE is different that sins. It is because 1 do not E that this idea has been fully worked out auy- JJJ ERE THAT I press it here, and 1 cannot think that HAVE accepted it have well weighed the AND T 8UBVERTS the entire idea of human nature, CON F URU8 *N CHRIST into a creative power, which bei 8 an entirely new and quite superior order of J Religion is not then a renewal in the GE of God, it is the creator of an immortal soul. H0J. A different concept is thus given us of life I do TIUCTF^ ^OW IMMEA8URABLY inferior, I say how dis- J. Y DIFFEREUT and opposite. MATTE"6 TExtual criticism will never settle such a ^OT IT^*8 seems tq be reverent to revelation, THE at 1FN°LRE8 the fact that the being who comes to denv U 'K&T REVELATI°N bas in this instance to bel °NE ,LT)F the divinest instincts of bis nature, and to *3 NOT MA^E IQTHE image of God. believe that with the acceptance of the doctrine of ■JUBILATION the power of the pulpit is gone because believe that it is the majesty of man which makes Revelation necessary, and which gives glory and OEAUTY to the incarnation of the Son of God. The Churches are beginning to awaken to the consciousness that this annihilation doctrine is not so harmless as it "eems As it did Dot come from Germany, many were tempted to think it is not a "neology," but only a harmless eccentricity. The "uneasiness" at lirst Was not very great, because it was thought that the danger was not vital. But the uneasiness" is grow- LQg, and will grow more and more, in proportion as ^EN see that this doctrine alters our ideal of the J^.VERSE, our ideal of man, yes, and our ideal of God. VY18 weary" reading, this annihilation doctrine, F E to be in a very dead universe If our search THE LIVING God fails if the heathen never know F~LM~RWEU, to-morrow we die! Perilous to our d SR68 PERNICIOUS to our morals this doctrine is the eadhest heresy that ever darkened the hopes of the ^NURCH of God. We read in Life in Christ" p. 435, THR°ERLLNG immortality, as a special gift of God rough Christ, All the old religions of the world 1 "E. AGAINST it—all the old philosophies. It was the WONLH °A WBICH even the faithful disciples of Christ IUFORMC?N8ENT TO LEARN This appears to suggest the I KM? °N LBEY did learn it. I know not when, uttered NT* WHERE- Certainly, if they did, they old «V.;I 0D,E 8entence iuthis respect, to rebuke the IMMORTALITYPO £ LETHE SOUL^ mitUlal L>IVINPELA^°N ^TSE^ becomes glorious, because of the BARRED ^RAN^6UR RACE W^OSE 8^ORY BAS been Us SNM S^D' scholars and divines are now to give elimin !NE* CRITICAL reading of Scripture which vvill LESSEN^ T GRAN(^EUR» 1 think the result will be to tell M 1» RESt in the Scriptures themselves. If you ^ORTAF'T AM D0^ T'LE BEIDG I think 1 am, and im- BUMA 1 ^AS A ^OC^R'NE IS ONLY THE proud conceit of the SHORN11 F WEL1 TBEN your message is broth° highest importance to me; if not tears T,O TLLE INSENSIBLE rock which the rude swain TO 1 B'S plough and treads upon," I am brother I)U8T— I ^RIVES AD(I TO the insects he disturbs. UNDIV °N (^UST- IT IS a dreary doctrine, and a most Scrii *ULE °UE AU(^ THE more you try to prove it from —-77 'U!O ^ESA interesting will Scripture be to me. Le W- M. Slatkam, in the Christian World.
MR. HPURGEOX AND THE CONOREQA-T,…
MR. HPURGEOX AND THE CONOREQA- T, TIONAMSTS. "SWIVL J'V ?' thus writes in the ADN^F und Trowel with reference to the resolutions -aopted by the Congregational Union, on the conditions thi, ♦ UAA I COM"TION WE thank God that ^US STEP has been taken, and that it has been done theT H™TLL\TS «°A^ITY more significant than orL NLTSELF- °UR HTEZH,R™ OF the Independent fish NEVER as a whole, GO OUr lengths in old- T NED Calvinistic doctrine but WE are delighted TO beheve that they are determined to abide by the DUAL,LEF °F THE R°TM0U.VA'O;- FEW UOISY i'idivi- NFFU OR EVER CLASLUILS tbe high-sounding CYMBALS' their pretended thoughtfulness UI.d cuftU,-T. |IAVE A NVULY to fear that Congregationalism Would ulti- mateiy BECOME another name for a lawless, ereedlcss but those fears are groundless THU SONS of NE ""RITNUS are aroused, aud have avowed THU FAITH °nce 'I^LIVERED unto the .~aints. God bless the bix-tlirei) And seud them a dowupour of His grace, th u, M TJL(L PPWCR OF the Spirit the preaching of the Gosjn.L uinon.- THEM may greatly gloriry the Lord. It WAS hi_;H TIME TJ*AT something was done, and now that it is DUNE WE THANK GML and take courage, and feel th.it the Con- GREgational Union has made a new departure, aud will HENCEFORTH no longer be a place where Pantheists and ^°CIIU,U)D W1JI JARE to say tuat they liud themselves ut hotne."
"OOD IN HISTORY."
"OOD IN HISTORY." Thf-c have been three great factors at work in con- nectiou WITH the reii 'ion of Jesus Christ—viz., the IN- TE.LI^NCE of MIND "the political institutions of va- rious NATIONS, and'the agencies of all conditions of S LAWgiVers,' philosophers, shepherds war- --?T_FOR(;E8 A3 dreams,but mighty as LND T .?U,! PJP THE BIGB J:laces have been brought low the s ■' S" RIIUETL1 toe sea has been divided and the SIR °N HLS COUR^. ;LUD ONWAUL through a 1 event h W F? i«hU °I'P^ITIOA has been subdued, each mar'- d LPF US Purpose, AUII eacn crisis las Chntt as S "a, LLELL'S ^11 hate, and the victory ol onlvmidv MO,-LEM history is vast, but W E can the last -'A.) P the progress of religion during when P0N YFAIF' MU3T PASS OVER TLIE C SUAI:?RY^IAD THE intellect and spread the silver LBHT-' F^USS WAS RAISED up in Bohemia, and of European Q AAY BROKE IA on the midnight home son, might HLVL SS'- LUTHer, too, the poor miner's mine had not R^MAINED a poor toiler in the dar.; sang to help HIMSPUL"A1^. HAND §IVEU BREA;(1 AS thunderstorm AFCRU--1UI 1H1)VERT/' I ]' brought him to TH," °FWN T ;,1' foundations were LA >HT,ANF ,TH? T v cate hands, but BY ST T WTH FI;LVEL,TR'NVEIS BY i»ni„ t„i!„ i.- Y BTurdy powers and unconquerable S JFT J 0X PR°Claimed the truth so thit Mary T?UEEN of^SCOT3 wept, AND men said what a shame that he saould preach S° that such a pretty woman should y. Ikttei that all the pretty women should cry till heir eyes are red WITH weeping than that John Knox ?°U 1 ,E /OR .THOSE tears are to be the harbingers BI ig I T FLUUSAIAE i;1 liberty. Much is to be put down, Und.: W,,d, to TLIV TEUTONIC breed "—the inborn love B ,L J'' AND OF liberty shaking off despot,ism. •IFCAI-JR V III. carei uotuiug for Protestantism, imt he wanted the divorc-3 wliicii oniy tin; I'ope could grant, but still withheld. Maty, ton, would have consum- mated the massacre of all tie Protestants in Ireland. One Dr. Cole was commissioned to and carry this ont, and, on his way, slept with the Mayor of Chester. I During the evening, when perhaps rather hilarious, the doctor told the Mayor h:s errand, and, pointing to a casket, said-" That contains my warrant." This was said in the bearing of a servant-maid, one Eliza- beth Edmonds, who was a Protestant, and had a brother in Dublin. "Ought not a statue," asked Mr. -g u Sharr, "to be raised to the memory 01 this good wo- man ?" During the night she opened the casket, and substituted for the warrant a pack of cards. When the emissary of evil reached his destination, and opened the casket to unfold his warrant, to his dismay he beheld a card, the knave of clubs," and his only course was to return to England, when he found Mary dead, and the Protestants were spared, Hampden, Cromwell, and many others appear on this page of his- tory, with James II and the Prince of Orange, and the outcome are the open Bible and freedom of con- In politics, also, progress leads the way. Popery is a backsliding into darkness, and Ritualism a going back to mere ceremonial; but Protestantism, the more closely she adheres to primitive truth and simplicity, the more surely advances in the path of glorious and accumulating progress. In the course of events retri- bution visits wrong. Ireland is the crux of English legislation. Slavery was washed out in America by the blood of her freeman. The French Revolution I followed on the massacre of 30,000 Protestants on the j day of Bartholomew, and the Napoleonic wars and re- prisals led up to the Franco-Prussian war. Yet God) works in providence, and his designs are all benevo- ) lent. Dark with tears, the sky yet shall be bright, and, stained with blood, the land shall yet yield the increase of peace.—From a Lecture by the Rev. Francis J. Sharr.
THE PRESENT POSITION OF Y,I'NTI'…
THE PRESENT POSITION OF Y, I 'NT I' CHRISTIANITY. We take the opportunity of calling the attention of our readers to the comprehensive aud philosophical address on the above subject of the Rev. Dr. Rigg, which was delivered at the annual meeting of the Victoria Institute. We regard this as a most able and valuable paper, full of historical information, acute criticism, and wise suggestion. The age has outgrown the Gospel, is said by a thousand blatant voices the age has got science, culture, historic criti- cism, profound knowledge of physical and mental phenomena. The Christian religion does not satisfy, we are told, the demands of modern thought; it is not in harmony with the growth of knowledge and the expansion of the public mind, and the advanced and cultivated thought of modern times it is not in ac- cordance with the unanswerable demands of the pre- sent results of philological and historical science it might do very well for the rudeness, simplicity, and ignorance of the earlier or even the later centuries, but something very different is required for the pene- trating, critical, speculative mind of this nineteenth century. In refutation of this superticial and flippant cynicism we heartily agree with Dr. Rigg that Chris- tianity, so far from declining in public influence, or losing its hold on the intellect and the conscience of educated men, so far from undergoing constant humi- liation and defeat, and being curbed and restricted as being incompatible with scientific discovery and politi- cal advancement and social progress, or any of the developments and interests of modern civilisation so far from anything of this, we believe that it is steadily and surely growing and iacreasnag in power and au- thority over the minds and hearts of men both in this country and throughout the world. At no previcus period in the history of the world has Christianity, as represented in the Gospel or in the lives and works of the best of its followers, exercised so powerful an influence on public affairs as in the last thirty years, and this without in the least forgetting the endless wars and troubles of this period. In legislation, in administration, in the way of carrying on war, in our treatment of inferior races, in our social relations, in our amusements, in our literature, in everything, we are nearer, though still far enough off from it, to the Christian ideal than we have ever been and it is inte- resting to observe that the results of the very highest statesmanship and of the very highest forms of Chris- tianity were often most curiously near each other. The settlement of the Alabama controversy on the part of England was, at once, one of the best pieces of statecraft and one of the most Christian actions reported in history. If Christianity were going to lose its power at once over the highest intelligence of Western Europe and over the masses, just as it seemed to be making itself more readily felt iu public affairs than it ever was in the so-callcd ages of faith, the course of this world is certainly the maddest piece of business. We confess that we do not believe one syllable of any such prophecy. — Abridged from the Methodist Recorder.
POSTAL REGULATIONS FOE NEWPORT.
POSTAL REGULATIONS FOE NEWPORT. The chief office is open from 7 a.m. to 9.25 p.m. on week-days, aud from 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Sundays. M-N. Box Late M r,e,!Ted by Malls- [closes at till let^er carriers Morning Mail 9.40 am 9.45 am| ") 0 London Day Mail 12.35 pm 12. A(> prm ) -.4o pm London Night Mail. 8.15 pm 9. 0 pm: 7. 0 am North Mail 5.55 pm 6. 0 pm! 9.40 am Western Valleys N. Ml. 10. 0 am 10. 5 am1 7. 0 am Usk & Caerleon Day Ml. 1.25 pm 7. y am Cardiff Day Mail 2.25 pm 2.J[) pml — South Wales Day Mail 10. 0 am 10. 5 auij 2.45 pm First Pembroke Mail 1.30 am 7. 0 am Abergaveuny Mail 1.30 am .| 7. 0 am Second Pembroke Mail 7.0 am Newport Rural District; 1.30 11U1:-1 7. 0 am Pontypool North Mail. 9. 0 am 7. 0 am The Towu Receiving Houses and Pillar Boxes are cleared its under:— Receiving Houses and Pillars ja.m. a m. p. 111. p.m. p.m. COMMERCAIL STREET E. H. -J8 45 11 0 4 50] 0 9 0 DOCK STREET, BRJIUCLI OFFICE -,•* 4511 0 5 Y 7 0 T'IIFGWENLLY R. H ;S 4511 0 4 50J7 0 9 0 BARRACK HILL 7 0 BRIDGE STREET PILLAR I8 4511 0 4 50| 7 0; CLARENCE PLACE PILLAR I 50 17 0; COMMERCIAL ROAD PILLAR ]8 45 11 0 4 50 7 0 2 0 GREAT WESTERN BY.STATION PILLAR 8 4511 0 4 50|7 0 GOLD TOPS PILLAR I—— 4 5017 0 STOW HILL PILLAR J3 30 11 0 4 50I7 0 — TOWN HAIL PILLAR 4511 0:4 50 7 0 9 0 Stow Park Pillar [7 45 11 Oil 5t)i7 0! Dock Head Pillar IS 30 11 0|t 50'd 50 Lette-'s to be registered must be presented not less than half-au-hour before the closing of the box. The registra- tion fee is 2d. Letters may, however, be registered until the closing of the box by the payment of a doable regis- tration fee. The registration fee on Foreign and Colonial letteis» excepting france and those countries circulating through France, is 4d. To France, and those countries circulat ng through France, 3d per J oz.
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Be sure to ask for and see that YOU "et BORWICK'S GOLD MEDAL BAKING POWDER. R-20i\> DR. JS^TNG'S DANDELION AND QUININE 1" IVER JpILLS. FOR BILE, "J, t JFLOR WIND, JPOR LIVER, and J^OR STOMACH COMPLAINTS. JJJM LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY, FOR WEAK DIGRKSTION. TESTIMONIAL. ONE OF THOUSANDS. THE COTTAGE, CURRICK-BREE, BANTRY, IRELAND. June 'Jith. 13(37. I feel great pleasure in bearing testimony to the BENE- ficial lesult ot :a trial oi' Kincc's celeorated Daudeiion and Quinine Pills, which after :M intawval of seven years" intense suffering from torpid liver, c <u):'iet.e loss or rest and appetite, severe palpitation, wind, low spirits, and general derangement, resiore.ii, me to the POSSESSION of the most pericct; health'I ever eujoyed. afttjr every other means had provei tnisucvj^slul. With feelings oi the deepest gratitude, I su SCRIBE myself, MARY B. MINNI-S. To MESSRS. Vi. anl H. Gouldingr, A'jiotnee .ries, ii' 108, Patrick-street, Cork. -.I. ()NLY TWO MEDICINES R-.Al.LY ACT rl'V. THE LIVK11: one Mercury orliiue Fill, the olher Dandelion. Thousand; of ConstitaLions have been destroyed oJ.I' diercury, JJlue. Pill, or Calomel .The only sate remedy is DR.KING'S DANDELION and QUININE S LIVEli PILLS, which act gently on the Liver, aud remove all the above symptoms. Solil all over tlie wo>rld OY ail E'LIENIISTS ANI! j Medicine Vendors, at Is 1-id, 2s T)d, 4*SI>d,uid its pei box. J (Established 1;91 ) /"lORNS aud !>• UNIONS instantly Sieved \J and Jureiy JD curetl by instautly reJidvÙl .J awl dur'ciy cured i]V JURE' IVY-LEAF PLASTER. Of all T.liemtsts at Is 1 .d PER box. or by post for 11 stamps, trom JAMT> £ > LIOIIKE, :9a. Great T'ortland-street, -V., Louc'ON. [1643 • POBBIQN POSTAGE STAMPS. G- J. "W. PALMER'S Catalogue of B — HQJ IR.VIULI.0 B Forei gn, Bnglish&CelonialPostage 4 T Stamps for the present year now reajy A(pp. SI)), post lree 4d. Contains upward! WBR'B S!ot4,000varietieB,alsoa-llthenewStamp« B H S Every Stamp marked at the very lowest 0 SLM 5 price genuine Stamps can be maited.; ° J. W PALMEB-S Penny Prize Packet F LF Postage Stamps, JWST free 1^1. Dealers M IOO GARWA^III! SUPPLIED at great It eduction. -OT- XHESE Packets are in no case worth lesa than their money, butPrizes are given to the value of Is. Collections of Stamps t Albums bought for cash to any amonot J. W. PALMER & Co., 76. Strand, London. I 1 I VALTLETINS^ TCH Servia, Egypt, BRAZIL, 4C. -1 I A SI'AITCK VARIETIES. IS. 7D. 'FINLAND, MOMO- IUU WNL ARHIA. IT ME.HANOVER, IEC. UVOR 30-T i fl el,t pnekets and sets always ii i stock. 1':nitrated 1'rict OUalogue post free, ■«/. Fill 11 ticuiars of all ti, e a I'ove ARE iiiven in the Illustrated L-IF-1 N B>iiiH>T> »'ID Crest Prospectus JURNT fiee ondpnlieation. STANLKY. GiBBOXS, &CO., S Guivei SLtMt. Luiid.M. 18. "six PRIZE MEDALS. | I I 4. B TAP* 1 J "V J 1 M RPP\I *-1 JT J J <x; j SIX PRIZE MEDALS, j ] ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL Prevents the T^AIR tailing oil or tummy; grev. strenutii-M it and erudieat-fs scu;F UU-1 dtuidrill it eo-!tai;s NO LEAD or any other mineral wiyredient. which cannot be said of most other Hair Restorer. 1'rice 8s. (id 7s., 1< s. 6d (family bottles equal to 4 small) and 21s'. lite Genuine Macassar UIL bears on the wrapper the signature in red ink. JJuy no imitations under the same or similar name. Sold by Chemists, Periumers alhi Hairdressers, 11267 poimu LGA^S vti KiHMUAt oECUSITY F'R to HSMEP -in ANY P'-FT of THE'Country by an ir.flueiit: < I,ip,,n\ es-abiistied 1853, repavable by easy histalment^. N .> sureli«■» rrqviired. No KILL of Sale tmplea-an! FMIRI" Prospectus post-free from PRO- FE.SSIONAL yI 10. \ALBKCOK, CANNON STKUBT STATION, I ONI AN. Lo.tns urder not entertained. jElOO.OOO re;idy to be advanced on House property repayao!e by instalments during a LO/IJ term of) tars. f* ) OnO K]'ADY t0 by ^(ivauced IT)U>VL/UU by the Aatiumd L>>>osit JJ!IAK Id STUD 17, IIN^sell-street, ( oveiit Garden, Loudon, iu isums troui to £2,ÜOU ior SHORT or long periods to Ciergy- AU:U. private Householders, Farmers, Clerks LOA«. Lodging-house keepers, anu I'L-adesmeu, upon TFEV-K o%vn security, without any kind OF sureties. The strictest privacy guaranteed. If desired a gentleman diseet XYJM the iSani: will call upon any responsible applieasit in Enghtud or Wales ana advance the amount applied for. BORIWOVS can also call or receive the uioncv through the post. Genuine proposals immediately attended tc. ProspeL:t,I', ':8 lauce Suect itua I-R^SA .,PIUMNS for WARD-T. [137 A. S. CC CHRANE, Manrgtr. -■'J TT 9. ^iJrtrr.5,5f.si. THE ATTEX 1'ION OF LlDIES IS CALLED, THE i,r,f r I •> CALLEOI THE ATTEXtTu-V Oi' LVJ-l, IS^CALLED^ THE attention of Ltdi°s i> called to the WOBDERFTD IL efficacy of KE \R<L!'Z\"S IVEL(fH!,s FEMALE PILLS which have BEEN PROVE'' )I.v thousands annually for many year past-to be the MOST effectual REMEDY for that complaint T > which FEMALES are liable—HEADACHE.! Gid ^iness. Nervous Depression. Pallor of the LipS, and general debility of the svs em, often aeoomnanied by palpitation, of the Heart. The most obstinate cases (of apparently con- firmed invalids) have yi.-hleii to a course oi these Pills. Sold by all chemists, IN Boxes at 2s, "d. Wrapped in WHITE Paner. He sure to ask for Kaiid seo you get tliem. as sometimes A spurious article is oil'erwii. Bv post for J 34 stamps, 0f SN-r-r V C Ili :3->, ORFR.RL.street, LONDOII-LL^ THE TEANSVAAL, fTHE TIMES," May 26 and Sept. 5, says This TTIW BBUIAK 1 COLONY has probably the finest c'imate in the world. Iti* productive alike above the surface and below it can GROW, TIR tact, anything and everything, while its mineral WEALTH.INGOIDV. lead, coal, cobalt, iron, and copper, is well-nigh inexhaustible." CAPITALISTS & MERCHANTS are invited to inspect THE PLASA made from careful Surveys by Government Surveyonr-of choica WEIL-watered FREEHOLD FARMS, and buy while prices-are so soon as the colony is settled, prices will be more th.ancdcat11.ed. PARENTS and G-UARDlANS may just new purchase fœT!ueer or Four SHILLINGS per acre, FARMS which will BE A». many POUNDS when their Children and Wards are of age- .I FARMERS who can scarcely make both ends meet HARE aaagn live well and realise handsome fortunes in this Colony. T have sold more than a THOUSAND SQUARE MILES ot GOADT FARM LAND during the last few months, and have a; FEW VTXY- choice, well-wattred. carefully selected SUKVEYEn F-AUNA.ATIU. on hand, for sale at 3d. to £ s. per acre. Ten per cent. deposit: the balance on production, aJasuttaar Oontbs hence, of Keizistered Government Title, free TA ehaser. WILLIAM ELLISOS. Architect. Mansion-house-buildings, 4, Queen Victoria-street, LONDAN £ G» THE OCARINA. THE NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMEKt > Jtlayed at AttIre Drviy Lane Crvstnt Theatre, Paiace, WESTMINSTER AJEJCANDRC^ ct Aquariums. Ar- CAN BE LEAKNED IN HALF AN KOUR. OCARINA. The tone bears a striking to the vox humana stop of a large orgaii.Muaic&LM- /^vCARINA. "Nothing like it, either in shape, sound, V_/ material, or construction, has hitherto been seen. It is astonishing to hear such soft sweet sounds ISSUING from. GG eccentric-looking an lnstrument.R—Brief. OCARINA. "Emitting such sweet sounds aaareseldaiH heard.South London Press. OCARINA Really vety agreeable masic, and imnot. V/ difficult to play."—Engli.-h Mechanic. OCARINA. "A most remarkable and entirrfymntir \Y musical instrument In duets, and quartets also. TTAS instrument produces excellent music. It is a small compact instrument, and its cost is trifling compared with ita Yaiue."—Weekly Times. THIS ORIGINAL MUSICAL INSTRrMENTwUneqnaBea for the Beauty and Voice-like Quality of its Tone, the ease with which it can he ac quired—A very little pnictk» enabling the perfo] mer to piny operatic ox other melodies. It has a complete chromatic scale, from the lower B. to the uppoi. E, and is thus ill t confined to any particular key, but e&n ha used with other instruments, notably the pianoforte, to which it ferms a chaimin. accompaniment. PRICES—Nos?]. 26., 2, Ss.. S, 4s„ 4, 5B., 5, 6s., 6,7s., 7R8».. Kos. J and 7 Specially tuned to go with the Pianoforte, Instruction Hook, Gel. Books of Airs, Is. 6cL Packed and Forwarded receipt of P.O.O. orstampB. 11. BARR, 80, QUEEN VICTORIA .ST., Lonook. &.c, VICKERS' ANTILACTIC. Is the Only Cure ever vet discovered for RHEUMATTSM. SCIATICA, LUMBAGO AND GOUT. Kept by all Wholesale Houses, from whom your Chemfct can obtoHtifc ior you, if he does not keep it ¡ Sold in bottles at 1. I' d., 2& eel.. 4a. 6d. and lit- 1 COBDKN'S QUINTNE & pHOSPHORUS jJILLS (eegisteskk). THE NEW TONIC. PHOSPHORUS is the life-giviog element p IN tilv blood, and tLe thOH>rht-¡Úvillg power oltbe beain In cotgu'Hction WITH Quinine it is one of the moat powerlti CIIN.LIVC AGENLS Known., Ad nervous oiseuses mean a K".I ,¡"horu:s ]]1 TH^ unuii :inu ..erv.; centres, UIUT W cureLlle. i" ;J tHe dehc:ENI property. COBDENS QUINISE AND PHOSPHORUS PILLS :1 ( :1 h' 'oeen invented to accomplish this end, and thare are-now S-U.Y tnousands WOO CAN tesutj LJ lac SUCCESSO £ lhlS MODUTRT' "I"i! 'LAEIIT. 11 your brai.I is VVCRWVRKED, YOUfHerves unstruiu, 1.»ti sailer from nervoui or ^J.IERUL deoiuty, or feel a. want O; iaiitt vitauty, try a "tvur.se 01 COLD EN'S QUININE AND PHOSPHORUS PILLS. 1 hey act directly 011 the blood, vitalising and enricluzwc it to :t srur,.rising DEJRRO-; buiidi-ig Up the >.vstem, and tlirowing utf. i; .R- ^ERMS ,1,1 ui»ea.se. Ihey tiiorjugnly rot:rttit the g-erlertl. ..oaiiv he.iit.I, UND RESTORE the nervous system to a proper- healtiiy condition, no ULit;W 1¡"<>1li W.ITII cause impaired. COBDE S'S QUININE AND PHOSJ'HORUS PILLS. 2n. ;)d. cl41 d 4s. (id. May be obtained of any respsctable chemist, who will get them 11 he does not keep them in stock. Ash. for C bdtui's tim hol put oj) teich anylhiuj i t se give t ,tm u ( i u Jw.. SNOULD any diihculty occur in ootaimn>: the Pills, tliey WJDIILWA^ *>• sen: by return ui poat 011 receipt of oj r ol STAMPS (great SAVITISIJ, by the SUSSEX DRUG COMPANY, 135, QCEHXS IIUaD, ^El^HXU^. Agcut for Newport, Mr. PEAITIIAN, 11, Commercial-street London Agents SAIL <r AMI So. is, Oxford street: 'iarcla.. and .'SONS, farriu^doii Street: Tidman anil Sons, Wilson Stt-e. jdoveiidjn, City LLOJID Jiath.r, Earrm (loil Jiuac. >"1311 TO ALL WHO SITFFEK from 1 niligestioa. 11) .\LL ..U -,L:Fj-EL, from tfet-lache. '1U ALL WHO BUFFiiik from Bile- Dit. SCO 1 i"S UILIOL-.5 AJSI> LIVtil PfT.I.S will oe U,u 1(1 liivaliiaol. SI'VIN^ SPT-EDY and durable I JI. 1..iiicse YUIIS, the reti.K- 01 LI 1 _■ lata Scott of i>ro..«ley, JIAVE now OECII V t-LU* puonc for over 70 years* .■% \1 H is LC\ L /<«. ijifi" It: J. 11.j f: w.ihoul 3Ie.tcu.rt/. and U;O 00 relied upon as a cure R OU xiiliovrs and Lxveic TW«I'UI.MJ, OIIOS, WIN:). SRAAILA, FOUL BKBAXJI, .IMLK.'OLS UEP;;Ji SlO.V, IJiUlTA.t I IFV, LASSITUDE, LOSS OI TIIL. LI^AKLBCKK, SOUK EttCCT.V- I' J.«ji.»s oi- .YIIIIIJ v.,L.i SO: 1 ^IIION of fulness at the V. tli: 1 C»Ai Vo IL, ,.1: tt OI.S I,S>. X^.Z/L>KSS Ot tile ijVliS,3UI ,i ..IU.v oilier s.\ n.S V.NICN ;.oiie I.UI a sutleivr can *K-S- C ihey are i.A..iuauio IJJ'li.\J:,Tl'AL OUSXIVkn A,, L .<. S.XUI/.OII.VII!);, 01,- 1.1 or for persons ■•uffer- 1,1- 11.1- an CAN t,e UII.OII at any t-iino without re- >L,.O :I Ji'o. IO.SS or PLEASURE, ih-ru-v tliey AN a tucai vaiuatiie TLUIIIESNC IM.dic.jje. TI>U,II« nuia in their opentt ;I:I (I-nsieJ •• stuiuach, •••attu.v tone and VIU- 1 to the differ V s .u:L-, causing the LICECC^ or-: 11s of the .-T ,maeh and L, 10 resume their activity, TI.ii:, restoring the apjietite. ;ir,-MOT^NG Ji^I-stion, allll gtfieiiilil; the s^stej). 'Autsf should be KEPT iii, iiKtiu by all Heaus of nou»ciiolds, to re-on TO on any SLI^RNT oeea. ION 01 ailing 011 part 0: TAOSJ undertneir charre, d:5 b. j>ó. attention to "lie regular :TETU>N oi L4e isumiaeu, I.i .e. umi a severe ïlwe:ss avoided or nuu- .aaJed. 'Alley WH. be found III SILENT wises by a SINGLE ito&E to nature "nealui to the body, >v. It A LU,.py fraaie of niliiv.. J-iei.areU only oy IA, Wro-Sireet, Londoi., \V., I:I boxes Is I.ll" anu IJIREE ti^.es LUO QUANTITY in OI:ET 2S »d., or post free T «.r STAUIJ^, ai.d sold oj all respect abk- uieoi. 1..0 11.IOI-> THPOUK.IOIIT TNE worjd. The PEMTT 1 :F SAIV iu a StIlI.lre gre, 11 1'(;1>,11.(', WITH the name AMI adoress U iiliam Lambert, >. ivinj; vVilliaiit-Mreet, OIIANIIG Cross." on tile (jl;l'1"lIdJ.¡¡L ,U1WJ" lJu TIOL be J ersttaded .J.. yoile to ouy any meuicinv.instead, nut insist ON I.avn.g ,tlv .[ TJIITIA;- 1'AUO. own lllC particulars.—br vdiutLt-U1tl i.i.at\ii,u, w.a.jj.x i" tits in,it c j t.,f„. pAcktffe., L'W. FLOBJIJNE '—FOI: TLLK TEEI'H AND BUEATH.—A FT FF drops CF TLIE liquid ^I'lorilino' sprinkled on a. wet toota brush PROTUFCES A pleasant lather, winch thorou^bly cleansts TLIE Teeth TROM OII purasiies or impurities, HNRUCUA the SPURNS, 4»RC\ ent TART-ar, stops dec;TY. gives to the Teeth A peeuinu PEI.I'.> :1.1.1 UEN^ATIUI IRAJJRANCE to the ore.ttii. J tus ail uupieasaiiv odour arising from dec-i..red teeui, or TOBACCO^ smoke. "The Fragrant 1 lot .line OEIUJJ composed in PART ol Iloney and SWEET heros, is <telieious I-O tlle TASTE, AND the GREATEST Tom-L disco', er < ot Wie age. Fnee ii». UD of all Cneaiists and I'triuutor.- I'LEPJI-CD t.t .cury L. GALLUP, 4JS Uxferd-street, Lc<iitoii. i HI t' TitEKt: Ala, ANY LABJ L.- who kave not yet uaefi the ULENT'IELI' FETAKCH, the;, tire respectfully solicited. .0 T- '>"e it II II-nil, aall carefully follow out the directions printed on EVERY package, and 11 hIB jp ui>ne, they vriiL say, nke tae QUEEN'S. Laundtess, it is the tinest htsu-ch tile vi- U lien yot. a?K lor G L>L»NFL H:LL> STAt:cnR see that you get it, as inferior Kinds are often snbstrtuted for the sake of extra profit. Bew-ire therefore of apurions imitation -4, U E ^AU hopesr,!v declare that ^lacniven and CAMERON are toe BE»C li-xra 1 tines. ihey come as a 00.)11 aud a blessing to men." •• Tile Pickwick, the O.W, and the Waverley Pen." The S;A.I Sard savs :—Ihey ARE a treasure." bdand Is per OOX. Sold everywhere, 7,.1 and is Id by post. JUSST ONE the iJommereial pen, for hue writiug JSuecimen Ixixea CO:F".tiuing all the kinds, by post Js Id. Patentees.' OL.IE'.iiven and Cameron. 23 to C- iJiair-street, Edinburgh t aHAPPKD SKIN.—THE "ALBION" lj MILK AND SULPHUS, JAP is a. oombinatiau ol the two articles acting specifically upon the akin—tue milk GIVING soilness, smoothness, and elegance; the sul- iihur, purification. "Can be used with advantage in all uii.U elections of the skin."—Lancet. u It is an elegant E.»mitiation.t—Medical Record. "Free from the irri- tating EFFEPTS.O^ c irbolic and coal tar soaps."—SawLtanp /.<.jo< n. lievethoe, Hayle, Cornwall. I have receivecL Le soap, and am most pleased with it.—Lady Elizabeth I Si. Anitjiii." soitp is mild, purifying, and. most agreeable. It is e pccially nice for children."—Dr. Johtk. Er a ITS, State Ap .carij, Dublin, In tab eis, 6dand Is.. by all chemists and ferfnmera. Ihe A/I»IM Situitary Soap Co., 532, Oxford-street, Londf n.—Refute aH Sub-, stituhs. p75fc.
COUNTY COURTS.
COUNTY COURTS. A Parliamentary return shows that the number of plaints entered in County Courts in England and Wales from January 1st to December 31st, 1877, were as follows :-Not exceeding zC20, 1,(107,563 between £ 20 and £50, 16,879 and above jt:50, by agreement, 384. 603,146 actions were determined without and 1,101 with a jury 10,261 were decided in favour of the defendant, 6,996 ended in a nonsuit, and in the remainder judgment was given for the plaintiff. The total amouut for which plaiuts were entered was £ 3,330,246 the amount of debts for which judgments were obtained by the plaintiffs on the original heariug was £ 1,571,976. The costs, exclusive or fees, were £116,5:31, and the total amount of fees on all proceed- ings was £ 429,555. The City of London Court, which is not included in the circuits to which the above figures relate, had 19,147 plaints entered for amounts under £ 20, 387 between £ 20 and £ 50, and 9S above £50 by agreement. 7,876 actions were determined without and 30 with a jury. The total amouut of claims was f38,0C4 and plaintiffs obtained judgment for £ 38,040. The costs were £3,611, and the fees on all proceedings £ 11,348.
NEWPORT C tilCKET FIXTURES
NEWPORT C tilCKET FIXTURES FOB 1878. Tuesday, June 25 -Swan sea v. Newport—at Swansea. Thursday, June 27—Cheltenham v. Newport—at Chelten- ham, Monday, July l-Crickhowell v. Newport—at Newport. Thursday, July 4—Alalpas v. Newport-at Newport. Saturday, July 13—Pan teg v. Newport—at Panteg. Thur?day, July 18—Monmouth v. iSewport—at Newport. Saturday, July 2u—Tall' Vale (Cardiff) v. Newport—at Cardiff. Tuesday, July 23-Cardiff v. Newport—at Cardiff. Saturday, July 27— Bedminster v. Newport-at Newport. Thursday, August 1—Cheltenham v. Newport—at New- port. Thursday, August 8—Malpas v. Newport-at Malpas. Saturday, August 1<—Swansea v. Newport-at Newport. Thursday, August 15—Monmouth v. inewport- a t Mon. mouth. Wednesday, August 21-Taff Vale (Cardiff) 2nd Eleven v. Newport 2nd Eleven-at Newport. Thursday, August 22—Bri Igend v. Newport—at Newport Friday, August 3D—Crickhowell v. Newport-at Crick- howell. Monday, August 5th (Bank Holiday)-Annual Athletic Meeting.
Advertising
YimcE to Mohijsks !-Are you broken in your rest by siek child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth V Go at once to a elieinistd an get a bottle of MRS. Winslow's Soorn- ing Syrcp. It will relieve the poor sutlerer immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to taste, it produces natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from pain and the little cherup awakes-1 as bright as a button.' It soothes the child it bullens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, AND is the best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea whether arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. YYuislow's Soothing Syrup is sold by mediciuc dealers everywhere at Is. 14d. per bottle—Manu. faetured in A'ew York, and at 'HI3, Oxford-street, London. WS Valuable DISCOVERY tor the HAIR"-It your hair is turning GREY or white, or falling olt, use The Mexican Hair renew cr," for it ■••nU trostli,;e'!) restore in evf.ijf cate (irey or H IIlIe /i<nr to its original colour, without leaving the disagree- able smell of ,,lost itestor(,rs. It makes the hair charm- •ugly soft, as well as promoting the growth of the hai- on bald ipots, where the glands are not decayed- Ask your Chemist or • The .Mexican Hair Re.vewek," prepared by Henry R.' RE, Oxfo-J-street, London, aud sold by Chemists and PERFUMERS everywhere at ;s. Od. per Bottle. Tills PIITTPKORIOX.—.MRS. S -V Allen's World S Han- Restorer N?HWA}LS -° RESTOL'e grey'hair to its youthful colour, im- pai TMG to IT new life, growth, and lustrous beauty. Its AUD thorough, quickly banishing greyness. R H,/> 3ITEVER PROVES its -IF THE natural streiigtliener ? LTS su.ier1!JMV AND excellence are established \II-S S i° W.VRLD- Sold by all Chemists and Periuincrs /ixs ,0r ovhi' 4(J years manujacurtd tow 4".y are thn standard artictei for the hnr. Tltfi'j 8h..M neve, be «weu together, nor Oil „or t'onvul with ,-nher N s ^.ylo-Balsamum, a simple tonic and Ik Ii( "i!! w110 r>" merit for the young. Prema- rhnns-in.ls OL e- V sM C'°TMOU' IS Prevented. Prompt relief 1 THOUS-I IS OLC^ES has been aWded where hair has been couuu-out in a.id.111! it CLEANSES the hair and scalp, and removes uanUinl. bold ov all Chemists and Periumers. JOHN HEATH'S EXTRA STRONG STEEL FENS, with oblique, turned up and rounded points, Golden Cjated, bronzed and carbonised, suit all hands, ail styles, all ages, aud all kinds of work. Over 200 pat- FC.'RAS Sold by Stationers everywhere, in (jd, Is and GROSS boxes. *1 he PI £ !IC are resp^thxlly requested to JJEWARTJ OF WOE1 HLEas IiUlTA.'Io.Ns and to EA that they really get Jonu Heath s Pens. Should any difficulty arise, au assorted SAMPLE box will be sent per post on receipt oi' < or lo stamps. Address John Heath 7, Ceorge Stree:, Birmingham. Substitute I'OK.ILK.—L'he Editor of the Medical Mirror has called the uotIce oj the medical profession to Ctlbury's Cocoa Essence W nch he cabs Cadoury's C meentmied Vegetable MIU. and remarksThe excess of fatty matter has been carctudy eminated and c. h A eoaioimud remains which conveys in at mini- II ,II bullta maximum amount of nutriment. We strongly n C .lameud it as diet lor childr, n.
ROBERTS AND LYDDON.
ROBERTS AND LYDDON. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS, 17, CHURCH-STREET AND VIENNA CHAMBERS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF CARDIFF & NEWPOIU' STOCK £ SHARE LIST, KAILWAYS. Qlotaiions Stock-Caledoiiiali ION 11;; 113t -Great ISASTERN loo 5I)k 51 -Great Western 100 i 02,1 LO3 .» -London, BRIGHTON, & SOUTH COIST 100 139^ 140J N -London, CHATHAM, and Dover 100 26FC 27 „ —METROPOLITAN 100 117 117S —MIDLAND LUU 1^7 123 « —MONMOUTHSHIRE Railway and CANAL 100 152 151 —NORTH BRITISH, 100. 82 s3 —.NORTH EASTERN 100 14,3 141 —RHYMNEY 100 13I 136 50-:Scvern and WYE RAILWAY AND CANAL 50.16 17 Stock-Tall YALE LOO 2UI 2T,T» PREFERENCE. Stock-Great Western itent Charge 100 125 126 -Duto Consolidated Guaran- teed 100 124 125 >• —Ditto Consolidated Prefer FENCE 100 121 122 MOlllnouthshire RAILWAY and Canal 5 per cent. 100 119 121 12-Ditto New Convertible L«O 6 I IIII STOCK—LTHYMNEY 5 PER CENT, GUAR- anteed 100 112 121 —DITTO H PER CENT. 1861 I0U 141 146 „ —DITTO 5 PER CENT. 1361 100 H6 117 —DITTO 5 PER CENT. IS6I 1^0 115 1h —DITTO 6 PERCENT. 1364 100 136 137 — DITTE 5 PER CENT. 1S6. 10L) 114 115 10—DITTO 5 PER CENT. 1S73 lu. Hi UJ 20—SEVERN and Wye RAILWAY AND CANAL 4J PER CENT. 20. 16 17 10—DITTO DITTO 5 PER IENT 10 T>I STOCK—TALL YALE PREFERENCE NO. 1. hO 205 206 „ —UNTO PER CENT. 100 109 NO „—Ditto 5 per cent. 100 12o 1:21 GUARANTEED AND LEAaEl). 50—Aberdare, 10 per cent. 5J 113 119 20—Cofelord, Monmouth, Usk, AND PONTVPOOF 20 23.i 24* Stock-Dare Valley, 5 percent. 100 119 l:!O —HEREFORD, HAY, AND IIREEON ION 94 95 —LLANELLY RAILWAY AND DOCK. 100 136 13S —JJltto uitle "A" Preference 100 137 I33 —LUuitrissant and Tau Vale i> percent. LEN 119 120 —Llynvi and Ogmore, 6 per cent.100.135 136 —DITTO 5 PER CENT. LUO L;9 120 20—DITTO PER CENT. 20 LUU—REUURTII HAROOUR,DOCKAND RAILWAY 100 110| 111 BANKS. loo-Glamorgaiisiiire 100 1S5 190 lV-Ditto New 10 LBI 19 10-Louuon AND Provincial Limited 5 12 12J 30—NATIONAL PROVINCIAL of UP- LAND 21 92 94 20— Ditto ditto 12 52 54 lu-NorthaHt!SouthWalci IU.);) 34 20-owauseu 7. S>F 94 — est of England ai. d South Wales District 15 21J COAL AND IRON. IO-CardilI & Swansea Colliery LIMITED 0 I 1 5-Crown PRESERVED Coal, LIMITED 5 I It —EBBW ALE Steel, Iron, AND COAL, LIMITED 2D 6 S 20—Great Wesiern Colliery, Limited 20 2 2j 50—Llynvi, Toudu, and Ogmore Coal and Iron iiimned. 50. 4 (j 100—Nantyglo and Blama iron Works, Preferential Limited 100 is 19 10—Newport and Abercarn Colliery, Limited 10 2} 3f 50—Rhondda Mertliyv Colliery, Limited 50 25- Ditto ditto "B" 20 OJ—RHYMNEY Iron Limited 51! 18 20 15— DItto New .15. 5 6 25 -South WALES Colliery 21 5 6 OO—TREDEGAR Iron and Coal, LIMITED A 20 10 11 25- Ditto ditto "B" 25 20 21 MISCELLANEOUS. Stock— AN^LO American Telegraph 100 — 6l< 02I lo-Bristol and South Wales Kail way Wagon Limited 4717 20—Bristol Wagon Works, LIMITED 10 11 IH 30— DitLo New 2 par Lt Stock-C,) rditl Gas. Class A lOu 20L .203 — DITTO "LI" LUO 160 LD3 25— DITTO 2O 34 25— DITTO 2 2 3 PM STOCK— DITTO WATERWORKS 100 250 260 — DITTO 1360 100 16") 170 10— DITTO NEW 4 11^ 12 — Ditto 1360 100 16") 170 10— Ditto NEW 4 I I -,I, I I 25—CARDIFF Hotel. LIMITED 25 15l I6I LO—GLOUCESTER W:IGON. LIMITED 10 YJ YY. 10- Ditto 5tli Issue 1) 1 dis PAR 10-Llynvl Valley lias 10. I3i 1,¡{ STOCK—NEWPORT GAS, Class A" LUO 191 19* Stock— Ditto B" 100 J45 148 20— Ditto New "C" 12 16J 17i 10—Newport and Pillgwenlly Water Works 10 17 18 10— Ditto ditto New 7 11 12 5—Newport Tramways, Limi- ted 3 2 2j> 25—SWANSEA GAS 25 37 37I 10— DITTO WAGON, LIMITED 10 2 2 £ lo-Western Wagon, LImited 10 3 3 £ LU—Ystrud Gas and Water 10 21 22 Bank rate 21 percent, since May 23th, 1873.
RATE OF FREIGHTS FOR THE WEEK.…
RATE OF FREIGHTS FOR THE WEEK. S. S. s. d. ALEXANDRETTA. Lisbon 9 0 9 6 ALEXANDRIA MADRAS 18 0 (Egypt) 15 0 MARANHAM 19 0 ALICANTE 15 0 Monte Video.Ou ALGIERS MARTINIQUE ATHENS 15 6 MARSEILLES 19 FRS ANCONA 14 0 MALAGA 13 3 ALGOABAY 31 0 MAURITIUS 21 U ADEN MALTA BAHIA 24 0 MESSINA 15 0 BONA MADERIA 9 0 Buenos Ayres..HCO IVLATARO 17 6 BEYROUT MONTREAL BREMHAVEU NEW YORK Bombay 28 FT NANTES Bermuda 11 0 ODESSA 160 BARCELONA 18 U PAIMERO 130 Callao 22 0 PERNAINBUCO 22 0 Caldera PROMBIAO Coquimbo Quebec 5 0 CADIZ 8 9 RIO JANEIRO 24 U CONSTANTINOPLE 17 0 ROSAS Cape de Verde 12 0 REGGIO 130 Cape of Good Riga Hope 26 0 River Plate 32 0 Calcutta. 150 Rouen Cagliari Rio Grande 35 0 Croustadt 7 6 8 0 St. Thomas li 6 Ceylon 29 0 30 0 sail Francesco.. Corfu Smyrna 15 0 Copenhagen 8 0 Syra Dieppe 60 Salonica Denia St. Paul de Lo- Fernando Po ando Gibraltar 9 0 Sierra Leone 13 0 Genoa 15 0 Spezzia Grenada Singapore 24 0 Halifax St. Petersburg HAVANNA 15 0 SEVILLE 10 6 Havre TAIRAGONA 16 0 Hong Kong TARAUTO 13 0 Helsingfors. TRIESTE 14 6 15 0 Jamaica 14 0 TENERIFFE 11 6 Kertch Vigo Konigsberg VENICE 15 0 16 0 King George's VALENTIA Sound VILLAUATIVA 1G 0