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u CHEAP PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS I are inserted in this Journal ntthe followingtariS No. of One Three Six Worls. Insertion. Insertions. Insertions Two Lines 18 Os. (id. Is- Oil. Is. od. Three Lines 27 Os. 9d. Is. 6d. 2s. 3d. Four Lines 36 Is. *vl. 2s. OLl. os. Od. .Five Lines 45 Is 3d. 2s. 6d. os. Jd. Six Lines 54 Is. Gd. 3s. Od. 4s. 6d. Each additional ) a o "J O 6d. Os. 9d. line ( DOMESTIC SERVANTS. T LVA'-NTT. Apply to Mrs. W Geo. Davies, 12, Casile-street, Swansea. 4fM AN'lV.iriiurneosat. iy a uood OKNLKAL SERVANT, one used to plaiti Cookia, Apply to -Mrs. Abbott, 16 and 17, Castle-street, Swansea. 488 SITUATIONS VACANT. F TTERS WANTED.—Apply to HEATS & Co., Maindy, near Cardiff. 497 IRONMONGER'S I'ORTEK Wanted. Appty to Mr. E-Heme St. Mary-stre-et, Cardiff. TO DRAPERS.—Wanted, immediately, a pushing Apply to D. anii T. Morgan, MaesteK- ANTED a BAKKR, who"ciuTdrive aud Annly to Mr. W. Davies, Bedwas Bridge Fost-offioe, nea Caerphilly/ 39 /—K F*TFTTTI?UC' A QCITSIRR AX'TS —WFTNTCD inim6di3,O€I^ o, steady 0 P-ferred" E-« to MANAGE a CON- D Terms liberal.—Apply, full particulars, P., Post Office, Swansea. n n .461 T\ RAPERY —WANTED. immeciiatfcly, a MILLINER. One If who has a knowledge of Dressmaking preferred.—Apply to THOMAS GRIFFITHS, Ystalyfera. 49- tVrapvirY. —-Wanted a respectable youth as APPRKNTICE II "also an IMPROVER. Apply 1). Davies, Castle House, Ca-tle Square, Swansea ?96 AULIKR.—Wanted a S'roncj Active Man as HAULIER, must be able to read and write. A know edge of Welsh necessary. Apply to W. Harris, 114, Hish-streefc, Merthyr. 428 i-n-i-,iledi,.ttely a good SHOEING SMITH accus- f V tomed to country work. Apply to D. Williams, wheel- wright, Pontllanfraith, negr Newport, 5Ion. 479 fiiO SADDLKli.S.—VV ANTLD, a good GENERAL HAND. J Good Waj^es constant place.—Apply, Mr. JAMES W ILLIAMS, Saddler, Penviliie", near Swansea. 471 DRAPERS.-Wanted, immediately, a Young Man for the Woollens Apply personally or by post, to R. \Y atkins, Falcon House, Llanellv. 3£9 LA\V;r- \vanted,"an ENGKOSSING and GENERAL CLERK. Welsh indispensa.ble,-Apply to Mr. John Jones, solicitor, Ll.viidys^ul. :J86 To IliONMONGKHS' A- SISTANTS. — Wanted, a steady J CXI OK, who understands the trade, and can speak Welsh.—Apply, with references, to Mr. Daniel Smith, Aberavon. 419 ("" 1 ROCERY. —WANTED, an experienced YOUNG MAN also JC a good JUNIOR. Welsh indispensable.—Apply, stating size. salary required, and na:ne of last employer. DAYIT> DAVIKS, Maesteg. 423 ROCERS ASSISTANTS. —WANTED immediately, a sober IT and industrious YOUNG MAN. Must be active and obliging, and be able to speak -Address, WM. F. DAYlE; Jlarket-street^Pontypool. m t AKERS -WANTID immediatf-.ly,~a sober Young Man as SECOND HAND, and to deliver Bread with Horse and Trap.-Apl,ly to Wif. F. DAnu, Market-street. PontypooL 406 IVETTERS WANTED, for BoilerlimTGlrder Work. Piece Work and constant employment for good workmen,- Apply C. DF, BHRGUE & Co.. Wauntreoda Works, near Cardiff. 404 TED a exp;:rienced ASSISTANT to the Grocery and » » Provision Trade. A knowledge of Welsh necessary. Apply to William Harris, 144, High street, Merthyr. 407 A" GElSTST—Wanted, immediately, for Jewel'ery and Fancy Goods. Send addressed er.velope for illustrated catalogue, to James Simmons, Manufacturer, 28, Edgbaston-street, Birming- ham 217 SHIPWRIGHTS WANTED at Bristol. Three nwork, at 33s. per week and men knowing the trade taKen Apprentices for seven years, at 24$. per week.—Appl> to HILL and SONS, Albion and Limekiln Dock-yard, Bristol. WANTED, additional AGENTS and CANVA-SEBSJor the Pearl Life of '^Company snven to active and pushing men. n»; »«- is now nearly four times greater than that of the !-ir~est Indus- trial Assuraiioe Company at a correspond-rtf age, and the popu- larity of its principles av.ov-g the indmt-lal classes gives great facilities to Agents in securing bus.iK-fi?. For terms apply to Mr. Kempton, Victoria-avenue, George-hill* ilaindee, Newport, Mon. 35° SITUATIONS WANTED. TO CABINETM AKPRS. — Wantat, a Situation as POLISHER by a Young Man of steady '••bits. Apply to Mr. Benjamin Watkins, 4. Mark-street Cr<rd.tf. 444 f^LERK.—SITUATION WANTED by the Advertiser as above. j Seven years' experience. Unquestionable references. Security if required. Age 24. Married. L. M. S., South Wales Daily NelO, CmlilY. 491 MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. ^OAL WAGGONS "W ANTKD. Prompt delivery. Apply to j Livingston, Fichards, and Beaumont. Cardiff. 3^9 ARDIFF.—Wanted, a GENTLEMAN with not lessthaii c 1:2,000, as SLEEPING PARTNER or otherwise, in a profitable Manufacturing Business.—Apply to Messrs. Jenkins and Maynard, Accountants, 29, High-street, Cardiff. 419 OUSE.—WANTKl) to PURCHASE a HOUSE in Park Place, JLJ) St. Andrews Crescent, Windsor Place, or Crockherbtown, suitable as a residence. Address Honse Property," Doily News Office, Cardiff. 182 TATIONEBY ANtiTfa"NCY TitADES.—Persons elling, or requiring a Business, as Ass'stant, or a Situation, &c., in the above trades, should advertise in the "STATIONER and FANCY TRADE REGISTr ll" (30 Words for 2s.), the Recognised Trade Organ and Manufacturers producing any Novelty suitable lor the above Trades should send a letter to the Editor of the Statiotie.r and Fancy Trades'Register," 65, Ludgate Hill, Los- don, E.G.. calling his attention to the same, when a Literary Notice of the Novels will be given gratuitously.—65, Ludgate Hill, ondon, E.C. 223 WANTED TO RENT, BUSINESS PREMISES in St. Mary Street, Duke Street, or immediate vicinity of the Market House.—Address, S.V., Daily News Office. Cardiff. 7780 WANTED, a PARTNER (sleeping or active), to Join a Gentleman of practical experience, with the view of in- creasing an established Manufacturing Business. Capital re- quired, £ 1,100.—Full particulars maybe had, and investigation of the books in connection with this 'business may be made, on application to Thompson and Simm, accountants, 34, Hamilton- square, Birkenhead. 355 LODGINGS, APARTMENTS, &c. uriiis v U'M,ISL og-FIrlllhed feitting-room and Bed-room, also if Drawing-room, pleasantly situated. Apply, 13, Castleton, Mumbles. 4:- F" URNISHED APARTMENTS, consisting of Front Sitting- room and Bedroom also, Drawing-room ana Le^rooni. at 29, Windsor-place, near Taff Vale Railway Station, Cardiff. TO BE LET—HOUSES, LAND, etc. HOUSE.—To be LET or SOLD a HOUSE in Loudoun-square.— Apply to Mr. John Batchelor, Bute Docks. 1^4 .kTEE.J'o be LET. a VILLA in Cyril Crescent. Apply to Mr. R. Brice, Builder, Partridge-road, Roath, Cardiff. 357 EWPORT.- TO LET, ,HOP and LARGE PREMISES in the 3T 4 centre of Newport, suitable for any busitiei;ol.-Addi-ess, Mr DIXOS, Solicitor, Pontymiater. 498 MACHEN.—A COTTAGE, containing 7 Rooms, and good Garden, situate near Royal Oak. Rent £ 16. Apply to Messrs. Jenkins and Maynard, Hkh-street, Cardiff. 438 CCARDIFF,EEN-STREET.—A SHe,p and ROOM behind, C Apply to Messrs. Jenkins and Maynard, accountants, &,c.. Sun Fire Office, 20, High-street, Cardiff. 420 CARDTFF.—Dotks. -TABMXG for FTve~IIor^es7 aiuTLOFT or WAREHOUSE, and DVVELLING-HOUSK. Price, £ 350. —Apply to Messrs. Jenkins and Maynard, High-street, Cardiff. -21 CA'■ '-5!L^old-established DOUBLE LI- OENaED HOU^E, in the old part of Cardiff, and in the principal thoroughfare. Apply to Wm. Lewis, 17, Church-street, Cardiff. a41 PUKLHT^Fi- iCfvi. -To bu LJiT (a8~a~wh^7ie)> the SKCOND and T;iIRi» Si-YS of the_Building now being com- pleted for the Daily -•«,vs an.d Cardiff Times," situate in St. Mary-street, Cardiff. j of BOLR OFFICES on the first floor, and FIVE Oi FICEa on the second floor, with necessary conveniences. I attic may also be had If desired. If not let together, tlic jes will be divided m otets. For further particu ars a..ply t-. D. D-ncdi^and Sons,rdiC1_ X>ENARTH.—BUSINESS PKEMISE-^to^ be witU imme. 1 ,i;a.e noss^ssion a first-class ft HOP and PRLMISEis, with vP V h af oioa« hn<?;ness in the best thoroug-hfare all conveniences tor a nrst-class DtiSine^ I" o^tanni. i>, S of the town of Penarth. Apply to Mr. Roberts, OAO ngs, Penarth. 362 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. -iif for imme- Ahl)IFF.-Good Fatiiily GII.OCERY j diate DISPOSAL, in consequence of ill health. Returns, about £ 4,000. Fixtures, &c., about £ 250. Stock, about £ (io0.— Apply to Messrs. Jknki.NS and MAYXAKD, 20, High-street, Cardiff. 499 I"OP- SALE-HOUSES, LAND, &-c. CARDIFF.—-HOUSES—To be SOLD, Two Houses in Lead- street, and Two in Ciifton-street, Roath. Apply to C. Fox, Bedford-street, Roath. 9523 Colliery. —A freehold COLLIERY for SALE, near Glüuces. j ter.—The coal can be worked by levels from the surface, and is computed to be ^ron' to 200 acres in extent. No plant to be taken to. Price, £ 2,t09. Owner leaving England is the cause of sale. J. Jenkins, 26, Cannon-street, Birmingham. 9955 t^tANT'OfN.—To be Sold, by Private Contract, Two Villas on } Ely Road, nine Rooms m each and lwye gardens, and a back way. Lease 999 years from June 24th, 1871. Conway Inn, and a House ad join: Mir, with large gardens containing fruit trees. Both freehold. Price £ 1050. Four Freehold Houses. Price .£800. A Piece of Land in Olive Road 20 feet frontage, 180 feet depth. A Piece of Land in Llundaff Road 101 feet frontage, about 180 feet depth. About Eight Acres or good LAND, corn- Branding splendid view and site for House, witiiin five nines of Cardiff.—CARDIFF: Seven Houses iu the middle of Cardiff Several in Temperance Town, New Town, Splotl-tiids loath. Several Villas in Partridge-road, from £ 300 to £ 500 each. Several Houses on the Lower Grange. A Spirit Vaults in Cant:>n (free).-TO BE LET: Land for Building in Conway Bxad, dive Road, and Cowbridge Road. Lease 999 years from June 24th, 18.1. About l our Acres of Land adjoining the Rail- w?y, lor a Factory, between Llandaff and Ely —A large Hotel to let in Cardiff. Two nine-room Villas and large gardens rent, £ 30 a year.—Apply to Mr. Thomas Davies, House and T.ard Agent, 34, Cowbridge R<>a. Canton. Cardiff. 149 FOR SALE—MACHINERY, TQQLS^&C. N SlXE, oneTo-h rse power high-pressure BEAM ENGINE, self-contained, requires no bunding. One 1-2-horne power Horizontal Engine. Also 0,1 f Power Horizontal Engin j with boiler. Also, several ertical Boilers, from 6 to 10- horse power. Apply to Henry Parkinson, Foundry-street, Bolton. 354 ON SALE, one pair of 25-inch HORIZONTAL AViNpING 0 ENGINES, stroke 4 feet, with winumg drum and brake complete, are now quite ready for delivery. Apply, H. Parkin- aon, Foni-dry-street, Bolton. 335 ONS^lesecond-hand, Oi;e 20-inch Horizontal ENG1Nc., fitted with link-reversing motion one 18-inch ditto, with drums to suit one 18-iuch ditto with governors, and can also have a.ir- pun p attiched if required.—Apply to Radcliffe and Sons. entnn- eerf. Chftxter 347 "a gricultural DRAINING PIPES.—To h^SOLuTaboiit a Milliun of th-j above li.anufa'tured by the Marquess of Wd-terford, two inches bore, as they now lie at Coolfin, near the town of Portiaw contiguous to the Ri\er Suir, where they can "be readil* shipped, at little expense. Price, 10s. per thousand, j Applio.r.'ous wil! be reeeived by Edward Roberts, Weston, Water- lor<i. 8839 N .SALE, one pair.of 10-uich HORIZONTAL WINDING j ENGINES, with winding drum and brake complete. Apply B. Parkinson, Foundry-street, Bolti u. 10034 j a~OOLSV"TOOLS, TOOLS.—JOHN SPENCER and Co. (late J Dear., Spencer, a,i:d Co.), MANUFACTURERS of all kinds 1 .of "ETHilNEERS' TUOLS, have on hand and in progress, IJATHES, PLANING. SHAPING, SLOTTING, SCREWING, and DRILLING MI CHINES, all 011 tae most improved principle. I Address JOHN SPEtfCEf! and CO., ATI<AS WORKS, KEIGHLEY, yORKSHiRE. 203 I ON SALE, Two CORNISH BOILERS, 39?t, by 7ft. diameter, Two flues through each. Safe at 60!bs. pressure working. Apply to Henry Parkinson, i'oundry-street, Bolton. 3r/2 ON SALE, one 40-horse power Horizontal ENGINE, suitable for a rolline mill, with equilibrium valve, stop valve, governors, wrought-Uon shaft, and -fly-wheel, very massAe. A).ply to Henry Parkinson, i oundrv-gtreet. Bolton. :ld_ 1[>RIZ~OTA!rENGiNE"FrOKTSAlE.-12ni. Cylinder, 16in. stroke, with link reversing motion. Pi ice, iaD, l. vv. Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyne. AIR OF^WCUUPLED HORIZONTAL ENGINES FOR SALE.—24-inch cylinders, 4ft. stroke, with wrought-iron cranks and shaft. Pair of ditto with 26-mch cylinders, 4ft. stroke. —I. W. Boultor., Ashton-under-Lyne. ^VT-vTlftOH^OYLINDER, 5ft. stroke, HORIZONI^AL ENGINE, new, FOR SALE, ver_, cheap.—I. W. Boulton, Ashton- 3,,4 new, FOR SALE, Yery cheap.—I. W. Boulton, Ashton- umier-Lyne. SIX-HOKSE PORTABLE ENGINE, with reversing motion. ^Viao 4ft. drum ends and gear ready for delivery. Price, Mso 4ft. drum ends and gear ready for delivery. Price, £145 cash.—I. W. Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyne. -HORSE PORT vBLE ENGINE FOR SALE. Pair bf 10^ inch £ \j cylinders, 18-inch stroke, link motion.-I. W. Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyne. 1- 6-INCH CYLINDER, 3feerstroke HORIZONTAL ENGINE, XO new and complete; ready for delivery, W. Boulton Ashton-under-Lyne. PAIR NEW COUPLED 15-inch cylinders, 2 ft. 6 m. stroke, HORIZONTAL ENGINES ready for delivery.—I. W. Boul- ton, Ashton-under-Lyne. fit OltiZo, PAIit OP NEW COUPLED HORIZONTAL WINDING EN- JL GINES, with 12 inch cylinders, 2 feet strode, with drums and also a PORTABLE BOILER, with iron chimney and all ne- cessary motintings; both engines and boilei may be set to work in three days, and do not require either brick or stonework.— Apply to I. W. Boulton, Ashton-under-Lyne. 9671 I>RICKS.—For SALE, 500,000 first-class BtvlCKS, in lots to > suit purchasers. Enquire of Mr. Georgs Brain, Clyde Vilis, Roath, Cardiff. o- rnOOLS, TOOLS, TOOLS.—Crampton Brothers have ON SALE 1 at their warehouses, Westbar-gfeen, Sheffield, a large stock of anvils, vices, bellows, rivet forges, crabs, pulley blocks, lifting jacks, stocks, and dies, ratchet braces, cramps, tube wrenches and cutters, drilling pillars. morticing machines, rail cramps, and engineers' tools generally. Liberal discounts in all cases. 180 MISCELLANEOUS. RICKS.-250,000 Bricks for immediate SALE. Will dis- 13 charge in Oid Canal.—Apply, LAwSOX LEAK, Mount Stuart- square, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 46 /tOAL TRUCKS.—To be LET. for a term, 80 TRUCKS, Taff \_j Vale specification, in excellent conduion. Address, with offer by letter, to Carbon, Post-office, Docks, Cardiff. 446 AO AAA Useful and well-manufactured ARTICLES of FL'R- Oxf t/lnf NITURfi. —For Catalogues of same appiy to Laverton Mid 'Co/. Steam Cabinet Works, Maryleport-street, Bristol.. 166 LOWERING SLINDAY.-E. Jones, Peiiartli-roact Entrance, 1 Cardiff, has a larg-c stock of TOHJS, CROSSES, and HEAD- STONES. to choose from, and at moderate prices. 430 TJEKAHTH DOCK.—FOR SALE, immediately, jlbout 70 tons I of LARGE COAL, in Wagons, ready for Shipment.— Apply to, or address, D. EDMUNDS, jun., Cogan Pill, near Cardiff. 455 r|TO CEMENT DEALERS, CONTRACTORS, &c.- Just arrived, X 200 Tons Portland and Keen's CEMEMT, from the Works of Messrs. J. B. White and Brothers, Loti(loti.-Aptlv at their Depot, Penarth-road Entrance, Cardiff.-T. Jones, Manager. 431 ONUMENTAL.—MONUMENTS, CROSSES, and TABLETS. 1-\1 111 granite, ,narble, or sto1e.-Des¡sns and estimates for- warded on application tc T. JONER Penarth-road Entrance, Cardiff 105 FOR SALE, a Lare ORGAN suitable for a Chapel or larire School, 15 stops, twv) manuals, two octs. of pedals, three composition, and two swell pedals; hand and foot biower. In good condi ion. Apply to the Rev. A. P. Wilson, Rhymnev 300- UP1~URE~! HERNIA !—Pearce's India-rubber TRUSSES, recommended by the leading Surgeons. Every description of Truss adapted to the most difficult cases. Abdominal ban- dages, spine supports, artificial legs, &c. Patients visited at their houses. Terms on application.—Pearce & Co., Peter-street, Britol. 167 ERVOUS DEBILITY. -GRATIS,. MEDICAL WORK shqw- ing Sufferers how they may be cured without the aid of Quacks. Free on receipt of postage stamp. -Address, SECRETARY, Institute of Anatomv, Birmingham. 188 ETHYLATED SPIRITS-, at the lowest Possible Price, lit JAMES McNEIL and Co.'s, Licensed Makers. Office and Warehouse, 42, ST. ENOCH'S SQUARE, Glasgow. Wtrks: 157 and 159, London Street, Glasgow. 225 AS STOVES (TOZER'S PATENT) for Warming Halls, Offices, Shops, &c. No Flue required. Will Burn in any situation. No Smoke or Smell. Price 18s., 27s. 6d., to 46, according to size. Prospectus and Drawings Free. ALFRED TOZER, 55, DEAN STREET, SOHO, LONDON, W. 194 Ti^ARM.—NORTH WALES.—To be SOLD,"i FREEHOLD FARM, of 137] acres, in the picturesque county of Angle- fea, one mile distant from a station. The land is excellent. Be- sides excellent farm buildings, there is a Mansion fit for any nobleman's residence on the Farm. Price, £6,700. Apply to Mr. Watson, 15, Fenwick-street, Liverpool. 226 r,l,,HE I'LITTLE WONDER" WASHING MACHINE.- All Per- .1 sons wishing to save time, trouble, and expense, should use the Little Wonder WASHING MACHINE warranted to last a lifetime without getting out of order, and to wash better than a £10 machine. No family should bo without one. Price, complete, 21s.-0rders, accompanied with remittance, to E. PILLINGFit, sole agent, MAIKDBK, NEWPORT. Illustrated prospectus on application by enclosing stamped envelope for reply. 187 FOR SALE, COTTAGE PIANO, 7 octaves walnut case, fine tone, iy guineas. One ditto nearly new, 26 guineas, cost £ 37. Also COTTAGE PIANO 3 pedals tri chord throughout, £ 28. Also a m igtiificent COTTAGE PIANO, every improvement,10 years guarantee! cost 70 guineas, for £ 38, HARMONIUMS (walnut), £ 6; 8 stops, £ 12. New ORGAN HARMONIUMS (walnut), 7 guiiieas; 10 stops, mahogany, 14 guineas, T. Webb, new and secand-hand Bookseller, &c., 45, St. Mary-street, and 184, Bute- road, Cardiff. 196 DEAN, SMITH, and GRACE (late Dean, Spencer, and Co.), Worth Valley Tool Works, Keighley, Yorkshire, Iron Founders, and makers of all kinds of ENGINEERS TOOLS, LATHES, PLANING. SHAPING, SLOTTING, DRILLING, and SCREWING MACHINES. Also, RAILWAY WHEEL, and axle TURNING LATHES. All on the most improved principles. Various tools, always on hand, and in progress. 178 TO BREWERS AND LICENSED VICTUALLERSV-For SALE, a quantity of Secondhand Brewers' HOGSHEADS and BARRELS also, several Copper BREWING FURNACES, Copper WORT PUMPS, LIFTING and JIG PUMPS, HOT PRESSES, MALT MILLS, COOLERS, REFRIGERATORS, a large quantity of STORE CASKS, from 300 to 18,000 gallons each, and various ether Plallt.-For particulars apply to Mr. E. T. Lewis, Brewers' and Licensed Victuallers' Auctioneer and Valuer, Bridewell-street, Bristol. 184 WHO'S YOUR LAWYER? Lesral Advice and Assistance given in Chancery and Superior Courts upon agreed terms, and costs advanced in approved cases. Actions brought and defended for Recovery of Property, Debts, Breaches of Pro- mise, Slander, Libel, Improper Dismissals, Railway Accidents, Divorces obtained. Authors of the Debtors' Guide to Bankruptcy and Composition with Creditors (Is. 2d., post free), explaining- every step a Debtor should take from service of Writ, to Judg- ment, and Execution. Pamphlet prospectus forwarded with Terms. Advice by Letter, CAMPBELL and Co., Law Agents, 52, Chancery-lane,! oi)don W.C. 172 WHAT IS OUR 13 stamps to GLASS T T and CO., Cardiff, who will forward you 12 sheets of note- polper and 12 envelopes, stamped in colour with any one. raminnttera' 0r any lady's name. Also GLASS' COMIC PACKETS, containing 12 different designs, sent post free for 13 stamps. 5 Quires of paper, and 100 Envelopes, stamped in and colour for 6s. 6d. YOUR CARD, SIR?—Send 4s. 6d to GLASS & CO., Cardiff, who will engrave your name and print you 100 Ivory Cards, and forward them post free, to any address. TO MERCHANTS, TRADESMEN, and Others.—GLASS'S Patent Endorsing Machines, engraved with your pame, business, and address, from 18s. 6d.-YOUR NAME, SIR? Your Name engraved on a Brass or Zinc plate for your door from 5s,-GLASS'S Stencil Plates for Marking Linen, &c. Initials and name, 2s. 6d. initials onl.v, !,z;. Cd. Sent post free to any address on receipt of stamp3 to GLASS & CO., ENGRAVERS, Dm SINKERS, and GBNKKAL PRINTERS. Cardikv. 124 MONEY. WANTED, £ 600 at Seven per cent., on the bond of a respect- able tradesman.—Apply to Messrs, Jenkins and Maynard, Accountants, No. 20, High-street, Cardiff. 422 rpO THE NEEDY.—A Gentleman has trie following sums of J MONEY to be put on Mortgage .— £ 20. £ 30, £ 40, £ 5l>, £ 80. £ 100, £ 200. £300, B400. £500, P,700, and £ 1,000. Loan offices, or money lenders, need not apply, For particulars, apply to F. H, Pearce, auc'ioneer, 6. Hi^h-street. Cardiff. 202 T Air I jVhT^s.^U RAN <Tk S(7CIkT Y, A/D7 184: A CCU M U LATED FUND £ 1,023,000. SotTH WALES DISTRICT. For Agencies, Prospectuses, or Forms of Proposal apply to A. ARUN- DEL, 7, Windsov-road, Penarth, CARDIFF. 9050 LOANS of £ 50 and upwards, granted by the BRITISH MUTUAL INVESTMENT COMPANY, LIMITED, St. Brlde's-s reet, Ludgate Circus, E.G., on Freehold, Leasehold, or approved personal security, repayable by easy instalments ex- tending over a term of years. Prospectus and every informaticn may be obtained of Mr. A. Grant. 16, Herbert-place, Swansea. 163 S A-ND A,TORTGAGES.Nl()NEY to LEXD, in Sums of £50 and upwards, on Personal Security, at 5 per cent. interest, repayable in One to .Veveti Years. Also several Sums upon Mortgage of Freeholds and Leaseholds, from 1 cent. Term, 10 to 21 years. No commission charged.— -.JPRy-° Messrs. Be VAN, No. 10, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, —impersonally (preferred) or by letter. 10,225 iVl LEND to borrowers residing in town or country years at Iw! '"Pwai'ris, repayable in one sum from one to five sra°"e of fref-htVi6"1'.interest on personal security also, on mort- of years to be aweed^'1,01(1 Pr°l'erty from 3 I'er cent., for a term ton E<a 190 commission. Apply to R. F. t'res- ton^q., 1-0, Southiuipton-row, London, W.C 10,021 MONEY TO LEND require Money, can wfale"' Fanner?> alld "Uiers wtl° upon irooil personal security, X'JV t0 quarterly oi half-yearly ^le Freehold, Leasehold, or Landed tn Auctioneer and Valuer, 106, -Stow-hlliX^J cations by post to contain four stamps. TK"a' Mon- HARRIS and CO., BUTE-ROAD, CARDIFF. IMMEDIATE ADVANCES made on Personal Secuntj, and to^ Householders on their Furni- ture and effects, without PuCn1,lc^' or TeitHJTai. THA1> £ BILLS DISCOUNTED AT EASY RAlEfe. Advances made also on Plate Diamonds, Watches, and everv description f'tMerchandise. Ali communications strictiy confiilentiai. The Proprietor may be personally consulted at all times. 64fi7 ONEYT6""BE" LENTTin"Town or C-mntrj', to Gentlenii^ Farmers, Tradesmen, or others, frora 'fty Pounds and upwards, upon personal security. Interest nve per cent. per an- num, from one to seven years. No commission or charges made. Also Slims from One Thousand Pounds on mortgage, at three-and- a-half per cent, on freehold or leasehold property, for any <.erm r?viieTPCee^ing twenty-one years. Apply to Mr. Henry Howard, neer aucl Surveyor (late Girdlestone and Barclay), 11, Euston-square. London. I0 '256 T^I^od^rJ^ CAPITALISTS. -To be SOLD, in Derbyshire, <mtDut can be infro HERY' now about 350 tons weekly. The established in about*1101,1,16 or treble as soon as connection wiv Drice £ 20 OTO l?° months, with branch of Midland Hail- no YALTY about 600 v SOLD, an extensive COLLIERY t «i00 few SilKstone Main and Si kstone, Watson, 15, Fenwick-street, Liverpool, fortunes-—APP'y *^lr- RARE OPPORIUNITY FOR MAKIN^A F«RTT ISRP „ SOLD, part or entire (former preferred) oi l'C( LLI R V ROYALTY in North Wales, bordering on the London^nd Norih- Weatern Railway, and close to a shipping port. There are ae-o-ai shafts partially sunk, some requiring to be sunk deer er but op- erations stopped for want of capital. Diei e are i seams of eood IH.HL and seam coal proved in an area upwards of 400 acres of aurfanr. Holder will sell the entire, indndi"# the present, plant (not suffi- ciently powerful for sinking further) for i-1,000, but would prefer taking a partner who would advance the necessary capital for half profits, which, in the present state of trie coal trade, are ut- most fabulous.—Address, Vulcan, care of Mr. Watson, U, Fen- wick Street, Liverpool. 9005 QLAMORGAN BViN'EFIT BUILDING SOCIETY, CARDIFF Advances promptly made at anv time, without previous mew. bership, on Mortgage of Houses or Land, repayable by easy fort- nightly, monthly, or quarterly instalments. r f.a. ner fortnight. ». 12s. 6d.' „ eco 25s- b<J J » 50s. These payments include interest .i.d principal No PKBMItiM C'HAKOBD TO BGRROWEPS UPWA OF £ '^5,CH;0 ALREADY ADVAXCLD. For partioJ.'iirs aii" rules apply to Mr. R. EMEftV, Britar-ua Buildings, c. H- CO*Y, Solictor, Cardiff; Mr. ISHMALAJ iLLlAAIo, Stanjp Office. i>inas* Mr JOHN HUGHES, Comr;ifirc:al-strfet, NfcB-port; Mr. ALLEN Builder Penai-th Mr. JO^. WILLIAMS, Olebeiand-street, Mert'h' r • Mr' GEOHGg PARK, 7, Catherine-street, Aberdare ilr. JONATHAN WILLIAMS, Briton l'crry; or r. W. EOBjEItTS, P^rt Tennarlt, SivanNA 0 li6 J P E R I A L AUSTRIAN LOANS jL MONTHLY DRAWINGS. Prizes: £ 30,000, £ 25,000, £ 22,000, £Zo,noo, £10,000, £ 5,000, &c., iic., down to £ 3.8. Guaranteed by the Imperial Austrian Government. Drawing in public under superintendence of Government 0fficlf,!8.-Shares I which entitle the Holder to 8 chance of winning any of the above Prizes can be had at £ 1 each. Six shares entltiing to 6 chances cost £ 5.—Apply only to the AGENCY for PCLIC FLD m GEN HJ^A (Switzerland). Remittances are to be sent direct to Gen. IJf ither in Bank Notes, Crossed Cheques, or Post Onice Ot^igaHfeyable at the General Post Office to the Manager, Mr. lOSE in Geneva, who will Iso supply Prospectuses n prepaid applll;ation. 931,1 LAYERTON AND CO., MAETLEPOET-STREET, BRISTOL, ARK TIIR [LARGEST HOUSE FURNISHERS IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND, AND MUCH LOWER PRICES tPIAN IN LONDON HOUSES. OVER 30,000 ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, FROM BEST S E A S 0 X E.D WOOD. DRAWING-ROOM SUITES. DINING-ROOM SUITES. I BEDROOM SUITES. CARPETS. DAMASKS AND REPS. CHINTZES AND CRETONNES. MUSLIN CURTAINS. BED AND TABLE LINEN. ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES, Containing over 600 beautiful Engravings of Furniture, GRATIS AND POST FREE, On application to LAVERTON AND CO., UPHOLSTERERS AND BOUSE FURNISHERS MARYLEPORT STREET, BRISTOL. 6962 EBENHAill AND FREE BODY Respectfully invite those about FURNISHING to visit their Es- tablishment, which affords unusual ad vantages and facilities for SELECTING OR ORDERING FURNITURE. Their Specialite for MEDIAEVAL and other ARTISTIC FURNI- TURE is now becoming widely known. By the use of every ap- pliance to ensure excellence and economise cost, they are enabled to MANUFACTURE HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE of sound work- manship and good design (under the personal superintendence of 9 their designers), at moderate prices. CAVENDISH HOUSE, CHELTENHAM. lQ4 by Auctiait. SALE THIS DAY. Mill Farm, Lanishen, near Cardiff. MR. W. P. STEPHENSON is instructed by the Executors of the late Mr. Lewis C. Spencer, to SELL by AUCTION, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5th and 6tli, 1874. the whole of the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS, DAIRY UTENSILS, and part of the HOUSE- HOLD FURNITURE, consisting of:- CATTLE.-Twelve very prime milch cows. in calf, SHEEP.- Forty superior Cotswold ewes, in lamb, and one Southdown Ram. HORSBS.—Two useful cart mares,"one ditto horse; a capital bay pony, 1 h inds 2 inches, good in harness and to ride. CROPS.-Five ricks of wheat, one rick of hay, part of two ditto, three ricks of straw, about 50 sacks of barley, a quantity of oats in barn, a quantity of mangolds. The IMPLEMENTS are numerous and valuable, and include three wagons, three carts, one spring cart and harness, liiiht pony dog- cart and harness, one pony saddle, various cart and plough har- ness, three ploughs, three turnip scufflers, one fallow ditto, one chisel ditto, one large iron ditto with broad and narrow shears chain harrows, drags, horse rake, Cambridge roller, flat iron roller, wooden ditto, four turnip cutters Samuelson's combined mower and reaper, Samuelson's deliverer; double turnip drill, by Bushell, York two-horse corn drill, by Harrison, of Burton grist mill or oat crusher thrashing machine, worked by horse gear; chaff machine, worked by ditto; ditto by hand, cake crusher, winnowing machine, seed drill, capital cider mill and casks, steel and iron pike3, rakes, scythes, two sheep racks, four galvanised iron sheep troughs, about seventy patent iron hurdles, fifty common dttto, four rick poles, sails and rick clQths, sheep nets, old iron, &c. DAIRY UTENSILS.—Cheese press, churns, brass and galvanised iron milk pans, milk tins, American butter churn, fitted with thermometer gauge, copper and tin.milk pails, galvanised iron cheese vat, wooden meal and kneading tubs and troughs, one 10-gallon and one 20-gallon tin milk jars or kegs with locks, one cask of cider, &c.. &c. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—Mahogany dining tabl £ 7ft. 6in. by 4ft.; ditto book case, fitted with cupboards, drawers, and shelves; valuable pair of proof engravings, subjects. 11 Jeru- salem," after Selons; chairs, eight-day timepieces and clock, barometer, drawing-room suite in walnut and crimson damask, walnut oval table, rosewood whatnot, gilt chimney glass, carpets and hearthrugs, matting, fenders and fire irons, bedroom furni- ture, including three feather beds, bedding, toilet ware, &c. Kitchen utensils, washing machine, Bartlett's scales, tin washing tubs, tables, chairs, benches, &c., &c. Luncheon at 11, and 6ale to commence each day at 12. The Farming Stock will be sold on the first day, and the Fur- niture, Dairy Utensils, &c., on the second day. Three months' creait, on approved bills, to purchasers of stock to the amount of X20 and upwards. 6237-10190 MR. W. P. STEPHENSON will also SELL by AUCTION, at the above place (Mill Farm, Lanishen), on the first day of Sale, viz., the 5th inst., I strong WAGONNETTE with portable enclosure; 1 Vis-a-vis PIUETON, trimmed with blue cloth (under4cwt.); 1 Grey PONY, about 13-2, perfectly quiet to ride and drive 1 set of PONY HARNESS. 476 SALE THIS DAY. COMPLETION OF CONTRACT. THARSiS COPPER WORKS, EAST MOORS CARDIFF. IMPORTANT AND EXTENSIVE SALE OF BUILDING PLANT, WORKSHOPS, STEAM ENGINE, BOILER, AND SAW MILLS, IRON RAILS, SCAFFOLD POLES & PLANKS, OLD SCRAP AND MALLEABLE IRON, A FEW LOTS OF IRONMONGERY, &c. MESSRS. JENKINS & MAYNARD have been favoured with instructions from Messrs. McF.lroy and Sons, Contractors, to SELL by AUCTION, at the above Works, on THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5th, 1874, at Eleven o'clock precisely, the whole of the very useful and valuable BUILDING PLAiST AND MATERIALS, comprising -Carpenters' and smiths' s: ops, with the benches, bellows, hammers, cheeks, tools, &c.; valuable STEAM ENGINE, 11 horse-power, 11-inch cylinder, 22-inch stroke; BOILER and SAW MILLS, with straps 'did bands complete, and in first rate working order; saw table, four circular saws; several spare steam pipes, &c.; two Mcelroy's well-known Derrick cranes, respectively to lift 2 tons and 30 cwt., with chains complete; travel- ling ditto, also complete, and in good working order; about two tons 2J\nch iron rails; lot of old scrap and malleable iron; about 1000 scaffold poles and planks and half timbers, of various length and sizes; several dozen scaffold ropes, blocks, and pullies; lot of ironmongery, of various descriptions crab winch in complete working order; about 2,000 from 12 to 3 in. screw bolts and nuts, of various sizes 180 cast iron gutter bearers; 105 12 in. bait bolts half ton 5 inch and other nails, &c., &c. working order; about 2.000 from 12 to 3 in. screw bolts and nuts, of various sizes 180 cast iron gutter bearers; 105 12 in. bait bolts half ton 5 inch and other nails, &c., &c. On view the day before and on the morning of sale, until 11 o'clock, when the Auction will commence. Dated, Offices, 20, High-street, Cardiff, January 17th, 1874. 10151 SALE TO-MORROW. 3, South William-street, Docks. Cardiff. Sale of useful Household Furniture and Effects, the property of Mrs. Neel, who is eaving the neighbourhood. vfESSRS. JENKINS arid MAYNARD have i.T.1 received instructions to SELL by AUC ION, on the above Premises, on FRIDAY Next, February 6th, 1874, at Two o'clock p.m. precisely,.the undermentioned useful HOUSEHOLD FUR- l'o ITUt, consisting of iron French, and painted deal bedsteads, mattresses, palliasses, mahogany chest of drawer", washstands, dressing tables, Kidderminster carpet, sundry pieces of feet car- pet, hearthrugs, tables, curtnins with pule and rings, pictures, very neat stained wood drawing room suite, nearly n w, with spring seats covered in green rep also fenders, fire-irons, coal scuttles, &c., and the usual domestic requisites. On view the morning of Sale until 2 o'clock, when the Auction ^"1 commence. M Stock Auction Market, Canton Market, Cardiff. R- BODINGTON announces his NEXT on MOMrMvT1?^ SALE, on the above premises, will take place Entries ,> £ ebruary 9th, 1874. settled same day. are respectfully solicited. All accounts For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, Mr. BODINGTON, M.E.C.V.S., Residence and Offices Vetermary Suigeon and Auctioneer. 4. Penlline-terrace, Canton. Car-liff M<! — — R. E. HOWARD will SELL by AUCTION on MoVDAv, February 9th,1874, at the hour of 11 oVl^cl' in the Forenoon, ai Mr- Fooester s Wharf, No. ]■> South Dock Swansea, about 120 Tons of Pryeness IRON ORE, as it may lie ai the t me of sale. For ^>-1»P'fs al)'^ further particulars, apply to Me-srs. F. Vivian and Co.Merchants Wind-street, Swansea, or to the Auctioneer, at his -uarine Auction Office,, 7, Quay Parade. Glamorganshire.— Lianishen, Cottae Farm. MESSRS. WILLIAM GllA £ A^ AND SON, have received instructions from Hei Majesty's Commis- siouers of Woods, Forests, an J Land Revenues to SKLL by AUC- TION, at the Royal Hotel, C-rdifi. oil HI R^DA*, the 26th day of February, 1S74 at Two o'clock in the iiiternoon punctually. All that valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, cn.l&a I he Cottage Farm," in the occupation of Mr. iolm D. W riue, si-uate in the Parish of Llan sht-ii, in -he County of Glamorgan, consisting of a commodious DWELLING-HOUSE (with southerly aspect) most c anningly situate upon an eminence commanding 'en extensive f-.riiL"1 the country and the Bristol Channel, barn, stables, yard, ?n or- aV<1 ten pieces of arable,pasture, and wo d land embracing TV, >of-37a- 3r. 21 p. ~o f-hp uP«n which the house stands, its proximity within ™erc al l>ort °f Cardiff, and with a. rai'station Res (ientir1" 4 leads to the conclusion that it is a with. property much to be desired and rarefy lo be met Sf'p3Vr^'id hl Estates of Lord Tr-degar, the lute VV. W. Lewis, Esq., C. K. K. Tyr.te, Esq, and !'■ W- V,'illiams, Printed particulars and conditions of Sale (with a lithograph plan) may oe obtained on and after the 2nd of February, 1874, upon application to the Auctioneers, Victoria Chambers, New- port, Mon of the Crown Receiver for Wales. 22, Spring Gardens, London, S. W., and at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff. 5C0 J SIft IVOR B. GUEST'S REVISED LIST OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR MEETING THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY GLAMORGAN. FEBRUARY 5th (THURSDAY), D OWL A IS, at the. Dowlais Schuols, at 4 o'clock. 6tli (FRIDAY), PONTYPRIDD, at 12 o'clock. CAERPHILLY, at 5 o'clock. 7th (SATURDAY), OYSTERMOUTH. 9th (MONDAY), LLaNlRlSANT, at 1 o'clock, 10th (TUESDAY), j PONTAt-DAWE. 11th (WEDNESDAY), POLL. A copy of Sir Ivor B. Guest's address was forwarded by post on Friday last to every Voter on the register tor the county to his address stated on the register. n <. Voters are respectfully reminded that utidw the Ballt there is absolute secrecy of voting, and that the vote IS to bs given by putting a cross against the name oi the Candidate to whom the vote is to be given thus— Canford Guest. Ivor Bertie. Manor, 1 Baronet.. + Dorset. J GENERAL COMMITTEE FOR PROMOTING THE ELECTION OF SIR IVOR B. GUEST, BART., FOR THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. PRELIMINARY LIST. Howel Gwyn, Esq., Dulfryn, (Chairman) The Marquess of Worcester T) The Hon. Godfrey C. Morgan, Tredegar a rk I The Hon. F. C. Morgan, M. P:, «uperra Castle The Very Rev. the Dean of Llandan Col. C. C. Ivemeys-Tynte, Çcfn Mably Sir John Armine Morris, Bart, Srcetty 1 ark. Major Vaughan Lee, M.P., Lanelay I John Boyle, Esq., Cardiff R. F. Lascelles Jenner, Esq., Wenvoe Castle T. Penrice, Esq., Kilvrough Edward Rhys Wingfield. Eso.. Larring.on Park John Homtray, Esq., Cheltenham John Homtray, Esq., Cheltenham General W. Mark YVood, Romford William Gilbertson, Esq., Pontardawe H. S. Gilfard, Esq., Q.'J., .'ardiff The Rev. C. R. Knight, Tythegstori Griffith Llewellyn, Esq, Baglau Hall J. R. Homfray, Esq, Penllyne Castie Walter de Winton, Esq., MaesIIwell Castle Henry Lewis, Esq, Greenmeadow T. W. Booker, Esq, Velindra Charles Bath, Esq, Swansea George M. Treharne, Esq, St Hilary J hn S. Gibbon, Esq, Newton House Evan Williams, Esq, Luffrynffrwd M. S. Williams, Esq, Aberpergwin Admiral Jones. Riieula The Rev. R. T. Tyler, Llantritbyd W. C Rayer, Esq., Holcoiribe Court, De\on John Richardson, Esq., Pantgwyn, bko^ty J. Clarke Richardson, Esq., Derwerfi 1 awr The Rev. Chancellor Williams, Bassaleg The Rev H. H. K. Rickards, Llandough Colonel Tyler, Cottrell C. H. Williams. Esq, Roath Court A. Gilbertson, Esq, Pontardawe Herman Fisher, Esq., Llwyn Derw G. C. Wilhams, Esq, Llanrumney iial1 E. J. Hutchins, Esq., Chairman of the Rhymney Iron Co. G. W. Nicholl, Esq., Ham Hugh Jenner, Esq, V eun wood. Henry J. Bath, Esq. Pantgaredig William Morgan, Esq, Hafod H. T. Williams, Esq, Caerphilly J. Trevilian Jenkin, Esq., The Mirador G. B. Strick, Esq, Swansea Griffith PhiUips, Esq, Whitchurch F. W. H. Francis, Esq., Swansea C. W. David, Esq., Cardiff David Davis, Esq.. Cwm James John Tomson Esq. Barnt Green The Rev. Powell Jones, Llantrisant F. C. Vachell, Esq., High Mead H. N: Miers, Esq., Ynispenllwch The Rev, Cyril btacey, Tockington House John Stuart Corbett, Esq., Cogan 11" The Rev. Lewis Jones, Rector of Dowlais Hubert de Burgh Thomas, Esq., Pwllywrach The Rev. D. Parker Morgan, Aberayon H. L. Reece, Esq., Cardiff W. T. Lewis, Esq., The Mardy James Pride, Esq., Cardiff The Rev. T. M. Davies. Llani'id William Williams, Esq., Pontypndd Edward David, Esq., Llandaff Henry Jones Evans, Esq.. Cardiff William Menelaus, Esq., Dowlais Osborn Sheppard, Esq., Neath G. H. Jenkins, Esq., Panllyn House The Rev. W. David, St Fagan's H. J. Paine, Esq., M.D., Cardiff H. Thomson, Esq., Tregroes L. T. Lewis, Esq Neath John Sloper, Esq., Cardiff James Rogers, Esq., Swansea G. S. Worthington, Esq., Cardiff John McConnochie, Esq., Cardiff Frank Price, Esq., Swansea Edward Bagwt, ISsq., Morriston Alexander Hassett, Esq., Llandaff Robert Rickards, Esq Maindy The Rev. F. W. Edmondes, Coity The Rev. Charles Parsons, Penarth d Daniel Owen, Esq., Ash Hall, Cowbridge Jonas Watson, Esq., Llandaff Thomas Williams, Esq,, Lan Hartwel! Morice, Esq., Swansea Henry Morgan, Esq., Llantrisant W alter Smyth, Esq., Merthyr Tydnl R. Strattoii, Esq., Sully John Hemingway, Esq., Cardiff Crawshay Bailey, Esq., Mandiff Court Key. C. H. Jenner, Wenvoe R'ftory E. Turberviile Llewellin, Esq., Hendrecythin. James Ware, Esq., Penarth W. B. Watkins, Esq., Cardiff Ju Major J. Simpson Ballard, The Verlands J. W. Lukis, Esq., t. James, Roath lhe Rev. H. Morgan, St. Athan Edward Elliott, Esq., Cardiff The Rev. H. James Thomas, Peutyrch The Rev. Lewis Morgan, Bonvii^tone Graham Dornford, Esq., Llandaff Richard Hall, KSq., Baglan Archibald Hood, Esq., Cardiff „„na Wllliam Lewis, Esq., Lanmaes, St. a°aus Alexander Bevan, Esq-, Cardiff John Calvert. Esq., Pontypridd John W. Hodge, Esq., Cardiff Hy. Briscoll, Esq., Pontypridd Richard F. Nell, Esq., Penarth David Davies, Esq., Bryngolwg Thomas Hodge, Esq., Cardiff 1 HenryS. Whitcombe, Esq., LIannaadocH: Charles E. Bernard, Esq., Cardiff 11 Thomas Reynolds, sen., Esq., Caerpniay Richard Jenkins, Esq., Tredegar w Rev. W. H. Twyning, Grosmont Rectory, Here- forshire Herbert Kirkhouse, Esq., Pontyp««d rvr, Franklen G. Evans, Escp, Tynaiit Pentyrch Rev. D. T. Davies. Whitchvirch ..v Robert Baxter, Esq., 0, Victoria-street, VV est- ininster Howel Jeffreys, Esq., Temple, Uondon Thomas Reynolds, jun,, Esq., Caerphi y William Smith, Esq., Hoverton Charles Bishop, Esq., Llandovery G. W. Nicholl, Esq., Dr. Lloyd, Castella Edward Purchase, Esq., Ynj'Sgyore<* qN.jfli T. J. Dyke, Esq., The Hollies, Merthyr Tydfil Walter Evans, Esq., Hayes, Sully The Rev. Secretan Jones, Oysternaotrt.11 J. Matthews, Esq., Rhymney Iron W0^„,TOls__ Thomas Edward 'lurberville. Esq., Aber0 y David Lawrence, Esq., Usk John Thomas, Esq., Llanvaoon Rev. De Leigh, Llanvabon Lewis Jenkins, Esq., Cowbridge Daniel Rees. Esq., Gwaelodygarth Thomas Llewellyn, j sq-, Cowbridge Sir IVOR B. GUEST'S CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOM Is at o., 1, ANGEL-STREET, CAHDIF" And his Principal Agent, Mr R. W. WILLIAMS ot Cardiff, from whom any information may be obtainea. The following ia a LIST of the POLLIN^ JJX^" TRICTS in the County, with the names of Sir Ivor Guest's Agents for each :— ,-p POLLING DISTRICT. AGENT'S NAME- Aberavon Mr Marmaduke Tennant Aberdare Mr. E. R. Howell Aberdulais. Mr H. P. Charles, Neath Bridgend Mr Thomas Stoekwood Mr T. Stockwood, jun. Mr T. T. Lewis "Ie Briton Ferry Messrs Cuthbertson and TurbervlJ Caerphilly Mr Joseph i- vans Mr D. W. Davis Cardiff • • • Mr H. Heard Cowbridge Mr John Stoekwood Mr. Goddard Llandaff Mr. H. Heard Llantrissant Mr. A. Stoekwood, Pontypridd Llanrhidian Mr. R. W. Beor, junr., Swansea Loughor Mr. John Gaskoin Llantwit Major Mr. John Stockwood Mr. G oddard Morriston Messrs. Brown a.nd Collins Mr. Field, Maesteg. Mr. Thomas Stoekwood Mr. T. Stockwood, jun. Merthyr Mr. John Plewa Mountain Ash. Mr. F. R. Howell Neath Mr. James Kempthorne St. Nicholas Mr. John Morris, Cardiff Oystermouth Mr. John Gaskoin Penarth Mr John Morris, Cardiff Pen coed Mr Thomas Stoekwood Mr Thomas Stoekwood. jun Mr T. T. Lewis 1 Pontaberbargoed Mr John Plews Pontardawe Mr Glagcodine, Swansea Pontypridd Mr Robert Thomas J Mr D. W. Davis f Fyh' Mr M. Tennant, Aberavon Reynoldstone Mr John Gaskoin !l Swansea Messrs. Brown and Collins i Mr. Field ri Ystrad Mr M. W. Morgan J Ystalyfera Mr Glascodine „ 4t»3 a ^LAMORGAN COUNTY ELECTION [ THE CARDIFF AND DISTRICT COMMITTEE F.,r securing the return of MESSRS. TALBOT AND VIVIAN SIT DAILY at the CENTRA?, COMMITTEE LOOM, at No. 76, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 456 PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION. A P, D I F F COLONEL STUART'S COM- MITTEE S. THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE ROOM 1 IS ON THE FIRST FLOOli OF THE NEW BUILDING OF THE "SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS," 7 6, ST. MAEY STREET, DISTRICT. PLACE. CROCKHERBTOWN 14, Crockherbtown. ST. MARY-STREET ll, St. Ltry-street. BUTE-STREET, North 22S, Bute-street. BUTE-STREET, South First Floor, Messrs. Cory's Office (entrance, James-st.) NEWTOWN 24, Adam-stieet. CATHAYS Baptist Schoolroom,Cathays. CANTON 2, Llandaff Road. ROATH, North 17, Elm-street. ROATH, South 10, Clifton-street. 10302 1111 v. r wwmi maw11 umiwiiirfniUfTfTTi'inr public Notices. TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS. WANTED TENDERS for the ERKCTION of 100 COTTAGES at the Davis" ilaesteg Merthyr Collieries, Maesteg. Plans and Specifications can be seen at the Collierv Offices, Maesteg. All Tenders, &c, should be addressed to the Davis' Maesteg Merthyr Colliery Company (Limited), Maesteg. 447 TO BUILDERS. — The Garth Anchor, Chain, and Iron Works Company (Limited) require TENDERS for the ERECTION" of TWENTY WORK.V1ENS' HOUSfciS, by the Cana side, ijear Waiiint Treu Bridge. Pians and Specifications may be seen at the Company's Offices,'Garth Works, near Walnut Tree Juncti n Station, Taff Vale Rail way, 8J and after Tuesday, the 3rd day of February. Is74. Tha Company do not bind thiMselvcs to accept the lowest or any Tender. Tenders to be addressed to Mr. J. W. MOROAX, General Manager Garth Works, Taff's Well, near Cardiff. 440 CARDIFF LICENSED VICTUALLERS' c ASSOCIATION. Tho ANNUAL MEETING will be litid at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, on THURSDAY, the 5TH FkbruARY, 1874, at half-past four o'clock. The ANNUAL BANQUET at the same place at Six o'clock. Ir, Alderman David in the chair. 10,203 ANY PERSON or PERSONS having any -CJL CLAIM or CLAIMS against the ESTATE of the late WILLIAM GATWARD YOBATH, Cardiff, Solicitor, are re- quested to forward the game to Kirnard Joseph Vorath and all Persons indebted to the same Estate arc requested to pay the sums due to the said Richard J seph Yorath, on or before the 2nd day of March next. Dated this 2nd day of February, 1874, ate, Woodville-terrace, Cathays, Cardiff. 501 MARRIAGE OF THE DUKE OF EDIN- BURGH.-By special request, the Committee of the GOLDSMITHS' ART ui Jer Government Authority, have determined to hold a Duppifcin.r^a] Drawing- early in .March* A Carte-de-Visite, photographed_irom life, 0f the Duke and the Grand Duchess Majie, will to each Subscriber in honour of their marriage. A™es consist of valuable articles w Gold, Silver, Jewellery, 0rV "^V" Clocks, &c., value from iil to £ 50 each. Tickets, Is-,ea+ ',nu „ a*"te, are now ready, and will be sent on receipt of sl P or post-otlice order.—Agents Wan tea. AT, Waiitea. A- T, MOLYNEUX, Secretary. 127, Strand, London. 462 CARDIFF SUCIETY. THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING Of the Society will take piace at the Town-hall, Cardiff, TO-NIGHT (THURSDAY,) FEERCary 5th, Hi/4" At 8 o'clock p.aia. WILLIAM TAYLOR, M.D., Hon. See. Cardiff, 4th February, 1874. 48i ROATH CHOIUL SO^rY^Ai, .< 0pen Kjgh(. Pr.1ctice- will be held i" ° —e Schoolroom this (Thurs- day Evening, at 7.30 P-m- con(jU(.t-. 495 or> Mr. W. SCOTT, Roath. MINISTERS 0F RELIGIOX TND X SUPERINTENDENTS O iY jjUisI)Ay SCII0OLS. A POWERFULumSSOLVINhG ^RW ^^TAIKJIENT; A large assortment ofxferesting a^aVVIEWS, upon a variety of most Pleasing subjects. Special Arrangenien Al)DBKgs_Jl ^-hools and Chapels. MR. WAYLAND, 29, CUSTOM HODSE-STREET, CARDIFF. 10,258 TIU T C H IN S10 N 4 T A t Xi E D EE S G^D^AKY-STREE'f:Cg°|^S;f' OPEN EVERY EVES]No. Unl-Mninded applause and 'augliter greet Ice Ivisgs and Queens, French, H >■ |'°se, ni their elegant, refined, aud laughable en 'r0nte8t« ;8Ucctys o £ Mr- J- H- Peorton. The eomic E: perform! tJ £ brv t!)e Clowns. Last g'Sht of the wonderful I A3,ef>hant. Donna Maria ~lll her gTCCoinic Wonders." r^tc Elastique. Mons. DaMnos Troupe of C ■ ,iVV Wire. m o'ghts of Fraulein Laura on the High an Day Perfor^t the t:,cst I'cr- 2°3o'anCe every Saturday at 2,30. TEMPERANCE HALL, MERTHYR. THIS evening. DR. HODGES'S SPLENDIDLY PAj d COLOSSAL DIORAMA O^NADA, AND THE FAR WEST. Ireland), and aiso by s>. v^ ^lES specially engaged for tilese Refireticiitatiolls. np H E LO N D ON S KE TCH-BOOK X Conducted by JAMES• T-iORTLMaR Editor of the Fiyaro. 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J.Jirth$, -—■— ♦ md JJcinh$. Notices of Births, Marna-g^. ^'dJiH.ath^ arg lT,8med {|.ee of eharge, but they must be duly a-uthenti^t-d by the name ami address of the sender. 1,0 tha 8-»»pie aimounee- nieiu will render the notice ..nargeauje M advertiseiuenL BIIlTHS, I'koriiEROE.—On the 3rd hist., at Tawe Villa, Wyndham-street, Canton, Cardiff, the wife ol mt, J. iijj Protheroe, c.>mpobitor, of a daughter. t ORIFKITHS.—On the 24th ult., at the Well.ngton Inn, Canton, the »'ife of Mr. D. Griffiths, ot a Jajg,iter. MAKKi AGES. SAMUHL— MOSES.—Oil the 3rd nist., at St. Mart n's Church, Caer. philly, by the Rev. Thomas Jenkins, rector, Mr. Evan Samuel, woollen manufacturer, Caerphilly to Miss Rt^hel Moses. DEATH. FERRIKR.—On the 4th inst., at his resideiicc, Penrston House, Tredegarville, Cardiff. Mr. John lic-t i'errier, aged 50 years. WILLIAMS.—On the 1st instant, Mr. Wm. Davies, af;er a lingering illness, at his i-rivate residence, Thorras Town, Merthyr Tydvil illness, at his i-rivate residence, Thorras Town, Merthyr Tydvil T aKed 62. January 29th, Mr. Edmund Le.vis, late of Energlyn -"till, near Caerphilly, aged 82. KRKS.—ON the 1st instant, Mr. John Rees, Hengoed House, Gellig-AJI-, very much respected, aged 44. rV'As—On the 3rd instant, Mr. John Thomas, Gartlifach, near Llanfabon Church, aged 56.
THE MERTHYR ELECTION-tlr"
THE MERTHYR ELECTION- tl r" RtcHARD and FOTHERG ILL are in for Mert U°h were the first words of the telegraBa rC| Merthyr correspondent, at 8 o'clock l»st 1 nouncing the result of a contest which been watched with intenser interest &Uy other election in the Kingdom excepting Green- wich. The candidature of Mr- HALLIDAY lni. portant in itself, and theses it mvoi ea, became invested with a suspicious and a factitious Signili. cance as the chosen protege of txie Lute prUltj and the object of its solicitude and care. Qf HALLIDAY personally-we desire t0 :ak with all respect; we should much like to see attftin th<j summit of his ambition, and be returned to Par- liament as a working man representative and had he assailed the seat of a lory ana a reactionist, he would have received our best wi^aey an(J SUpp0rt. His ill-advised attempt to unseat a Liberal, and such an advanced Liberal as either uf the late two members for the Merthyr Boroughs estranged from him the sympathy of the best and truest Liberals of .the united c0iistitUfcliCies. They con- sidered his opposition mistaken, if not factious, and were prepared iu friendly al1 d ffank honesty' to advise his retirement. When, however, the BUTE print endorsed his candidature and pitched trim against Mr. HENRY RICHARD, the whole lecrct stood revealed. Mr. HLLI DAY was either a party to a compact wliicli will not bear exposure, or vas misled by parties more designing than himself, die political situation was consequently changed, nd Merthyr Liberalism resolved to teach Mr. HALLIDAY a lesson, from which we sincerely hope and trust he will derive profit and learn prudence- He would have been a valuable acot'isition to the Houae of Commons but he will not misunder- stand us when we say, not by any means a more valuable acquisition than the lnan whom he sought so unwisely to displace. Mr. EICHAKD is a Liberal as advanced in his political creed, and as honest I and as faithful to that creed, as Mr. HALLIDAY himself while oil what Mr. HALLIDAY con- siders his own special subject—the rights and the claims of labour—he is fully abreast of Mr. HALLIDAY, and on some aspects of the ques- tion, perhaps, really in advance of him. Hence there can be no justification of Mr. opposition to Mr. RICHARD 011 these grounds, it should be remembered, moreover, that lr, RICH, ARDis, whatMr. HALLIDAY claims to be, arepresenta- tive man. He is the selected advocate and exponent of the views of tens of thousands of Welshmen, and speaks on the questions specially aileuting Wales, with their voice, and endorsed by their au- thority. It was, therefore, a hazardous attempt on the part of Ir. HALLIDAY, and under the es- pecial circumstances of his candidature as the elect of the BliTE print, a most suicidal act to attempt to unseat Mr. HENRY RICHARD. The attempt will jeopardise any future effort on his part to contest the Boroughs and must prejudice his candidature with every Liberal constituency in the kingdom. • We regret this—for Mr. HALLI- DAY'S own sake, and are sorry to see a political Liberal, who might have made himself a power and respected, imperil his usefulness and prospects by accepting the patronage of a Tory paper which used him for its own purposes. "What other issue to the contest of yesterday could he have expected He must have known that this Bute print did not support him from political feeling or honest sympathy, and that in patronising him it had selfish and sinister ends to answer. And yet he accepted its; patronage and aid. We trust that his defeat will have taught him that the support of such a print will damage the best reputation and destroy utterly the political chances of any professed Liberal candidate. Should Mr. HALLIDAY truly learn this lesson, his crushing defeat yesterday will not be without its moral.
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THE CARMARTHENSHIRE ELECTION. Another canard of the Bute print, "and the cry is still they come." First Col. STUART was re- ported to have retired from contesting Cardiff! through ill-health—then Mr. Po CHIN had resigned his candidature for the Monmouth Boroughs- then that Mr. REED was in St. Petersburgh and would not contest the Pembroke Boroughs—then that Ir. HUHSEY YIVIAX had abandoned the contest in Glamorganshire, and now it is that Mr. POWELL will retire from Carmarthenshire in favour of Ur. SARTORIS on the day before the polling. Our Tory contemporary surpasses even Baron TRENCH and MUNCHAUSEN- at their own weapons. Five such coinages" in one week, beside columns of reports of speeches never made and actions never performed, must have tried even his wondrous fertility of invention, The first four of these creditable fictions-credit- able, we mean, to the Tory journal's morality and genius, were promptly contradicted in the South Wales Daily Sctc.i upon the authority of the parties interested, and before they could inflict the political mischief for which they were in- vented and published. The newest invention of the enemy published yesterday, that Mr. POWELL contemplated retiring from contesting the Carmarthen county had scarcely reached Carmarthenshire before the wires flashed back to us & denial of the fabrication from the authority best able to deny it. Yesterday morning we received from Mr. POWELL the following telegram :— "Report in Western Hail of to-day of my intended withdrawal from the contest in Carmarthenshire entirely without foundation. Contradict in your next issue." COLERIDGE, when asked if he believed in ghosts, replied that he had seen too many to believe in them. We have seen too many of the enemy's inventions to be deceived by the transparent fiction, and when we read the report yesterday morning were assured that it was "entirely without foundation." Still we are pleased to have Mr. PO WELL'S confirmation of that assurance, as it will checkmate the evil design of the Bute print to mislead the electors of Carmar- thenshire. But what is to be the end of these daily fabrications, and how long is Welsh journal- ism to be degraded after this dishonourable fashion I Influences and agencies other than commercial may give a spasmodic vitality to a print which habitually circulates sensational fictions, and violate* all the ethics respectable journalism. But public syulPa< and support must sooner or later be withheld* intelligent and respectable readers will nol; a riety> an d endure these outrages upon truth, prop11 seemliness. rpi • r m Carmarthen- lhe reports which we receive fro"1 ninion we have shire justify and strengthen the p( -before expressed, that the retuJ"n 0 and Mr. SARTORIS is all but cerfca^" e *araiers of the county are only once co t iat t-ne secrecy of the Ballot is in*-10 or7 clomi- nation is over. The ° ,Md the bad political traditions whi°h =>'J'avn°ng the hills and valleys of that *Uve combined to give stability to^the ^C'-Uius of the CAW- DORS, the Dvnevo»^ tue country families" over the votes »n P l0ns of their tenantry. Secure under tl,e Pro ec 1011 of the Ballot, the Car- marthenshirf f»rrner wIll prove to those who have sat like poli^ca Linares upon his public move-, ments, that l5> independent in thought, and willb0a3^rerf^n^i<lla's his brotherfarmer in Cardi- ganshire- e alloc, when the tenants learn that there is & 30 e secrecy under it, will ring the kn«H 0fTory eu alism in Carmarthenshire.
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THE CARDIGANSHIRE ELECTION- leifi side Toryism has screwe l up its courage to t e sticking point, has set its life upon a cast, dare the hazard of the die Theie is to a contest in Cardiganshire after a^> ^1U the chosen of the Squires is a member of t e loase of Coeduiore. Liberal Conservatism* an^ s°1Tlething Iri(jre Liberal than that, was the creec o the late Mr. THOMAS LLOYD, and Teifi sK e k fluiredom eyed him suspiciously, because 16 unoi^hodoxy of his Liberal views. Mr. EDWARD LLOYD avows himself to be a °Hservative, and the ultra Toryism of the side and the Aeron Yalley accepts him :lS (J<"u,Hdate. Y e may, therefore, fairly t ac at; ia something more than a Conser vative,anC SOTric^aiug less than a Liberal, and, under the tutelage of tlie riqmre's will blossom into a full b1ovV11 Tory. Failing Colonel LiiWES, who they hoped^ would neutralize if not secure the Gogerddan i*1 '-lence, Air. LLOYD is about the best candidate ardiganshire To ryism i could have selected to fight its battles. The Coedmore family are popular in south Cardigan- shire, and having been hitherto moderate in their political creed, and equitable in their dealings with their tenantry, there WlU not be imported into the present political contest that #strong personal and political feeling on the part of the Liberals, which would be aroused by the candidature of any other Teifi-side Tory squire It is difficult to estimate the probabilities of a political conflict commenced so unexpectedly and waged under such unforeseen circumstances. Yery 'much will depend upon the preparedness of the Liberals, and we fear that not anticipating a contest tliey j -=--=-=-t- will be caught napping. The strict seciv<.y with respect to lflr. LLOYD'S candidature until just before the nomination yesterday, indicates puliti- cal strategy on the part of the Tories. It is more than probable that Mr. LLOYD'S address vraS printed and all arrangements made for lighting the election some days ago. In that case the LibralS will have to work with double energy, and Dot relax an effort, otherwise the political enemy will steal a march upon them. In an anticipated struggle in which the forces on both sides are pre- pared and arrayed. Cardiganshire Toryism -.wovflif be hopeless of success, the election of 1868 abundantly proved but in a sudden softie like.. the present, with the Liberals at rest-, and perhapS" unprepared, the chances may be more favourable. Later telegrrms may probably throw further light- t upon the situation. «
THE STROUD ELECTION. I.
THE STROUD ELECTION. I Sir HENRY HAVELOCK is avenged, and the. Liberals in the Stroud valley have vindicated their 1; old faith and their long allegiance to Liberalise. Mr. DOKINGTOJS- who boasted that his return for Stioud frightened Mr. GLADSTONE into a hasty dissolution of Parliament is himself dissolved from all political^ connection with the Stroud con' stituency. mis abundant confirmatory proof of the statement made at the contest last month, and which the Tory press so emphatically denied, that, Mr. DORINGTOX had been wet nursing the Borough for five years, and seduced numbers of the electors.: into thoughtless promises which when the time arrived for fulfilling, they scrupled to break. Once discharged from the obligations of a hasty and an unwitting promise they have returned to their old standard, and have punished Mr. DORINGTON for extorting and coaxing promises J '1 from unwilling and reluctant voters. A gcud | Liberal replaces the Tory manufacturer, and who I promises to be a worthy successor to the late § lamented Mr. WINTERBOTHAM. The little in-jf terregnum of the last month broke the Liberal|| sucoession for a moment, but Stroud at the first# chance dethroned the political usurper and returned to its first love an t its first faith. It has t restored its old traditions, and is again represented; hy two sterling Liberals. Mr. DORINGTON mourn* in yetirement over blighted political hopes, andL visions which faded in their young dawn. The gates! of St. Stephen's were not opened for him before! they were shut, and his anticipations of M P. honors-^ and lobby and gallery patronage have vanished like a fleeting dream. Probably Mr. DORINGTO^" m;vy hold t0/ the creed of the poet that it is* "better to have loved aDd lost, than never tf; '» have loved at all," and that he thinks it better have been an M.P. allclnot to have taken his seat than not to have been an M. P. at all. Such con- solation as this belief is able to afford we most heartily wish him. j
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Much distress prevails among the working men oi Iel111n, The Queen has conferred the honour of knighthood upon the Chief Justice of the SMRREME Court of the Leeward Islands, Julian Pauncefote, Esq. The marriage of Lord TTallscourt with Lady Jane Stan- hope, fourth daughter of the Earl and Countess of Har- nngtoii, is appointed to be solemnised on Saturday next. The marriage of Lord Henry Paget to MISS Mary Boyd, daughter of Mr. Cunven Boyd, of 33. Champ' Elysees, took place at the Ihitisli Embassy, on Monday, An arrangement has been entered: into between THE; ltoyal Colonial Institute and the Natiollal Club for THFJ admission of a certain number of members of the forrcef: to the advantages of the latter. A most determined act of self-destruction by blowing oi'.t liis brains has been perpetrated by a IAAN Koberfc Clark, a pianoforte maker, residing at Camdef Town, London. < In deference to a wish of the Duke of Edinburgh, TB*4 ball to be given by the City of London to his Royal HIGH' uess and the Duchess of Edinburgh, in honour of THEI* marriage, will be deferred until after the Easter lwlidayø. A reward been offered by the farmers of county Cavan for the head of a wolf which has been coØlí mitting great depredations among sheep in the county. I is said to ]¡i1H' beell Hell in the IIcighbuurhoorl of J.Jougb Sheelin, and is supposed to haye escaped from some mena- "ode near. At a meeMflg of the Citr of « >-WOR.S it. WAS N-SFH-D T.- EO-oj.en»t«-WTFTH t'.IO .AS Com- aiittee of tho Corporation in opposing the application of the gas companies to the Beard of Trade for por.-ers to' raise the price of gas. ) The following telegram has just been received frot]) Ivempton, in Bavaria A MEETING of electors in the Most ) southern part of (JERNIAUY THANKS Free Knglar.ii tor het shewing sympathy Í1: the struggle against Koine, nearty greetillg.- -I-LILLM SCIINETZUH." The hccident at Hnt")- elecliou meeting has now te- more or less severe, to I tifty persuns. i\1x.. I HN.II.S has given 1*200 towards the ¡ relief of the also understan-1 that MAJOR J Walker, the ConSEL"LL NE CANDIDATE, has also subscribed. Letters REOCIV^ R0!!1 JAPAN state that the new Minisiel' Iwakurais 'PERMISSION tode;ders insiikw-rui* e^'gs to hindrance into the interior of country -J. !J trade directly with the cultivator*- They A'W ON +! P.Y1? measure will BEACAOIFT'11^ « the silkworm trade, ami will ATTRA^ attention o, EUROPEAN MERCHANT., A,ID manufacturers- tlrtoT;'S?P°l,tai!1S th- ^ipp'mentaryconven- s'wEfr- !Ue .Q Iieriod w-I 1. {"!LLLIEIeial relation^ were thrown from *^E NT-moleoii'r< L< CAU-Med to be DENOUAE*1 1 ° Treaty of 1SG0. issnol ,A'"tee of the Aborigines Pr-tectioirOofic ..T V.IIB J1 .'L,RI <'thlress to the eainiidates for the NEXT .fama* 1. LLL'lHessing ujioa tiieiu its views witH. REgird to the •-I'-itnient of uncivilised races under BRITISH rule. The "(HiJ1)Jittep believes that the only SAFETY for those of our, 'J'DIIIO.S in which a fixed po|MLA,*»°N. ellts lies in educa- tion, supplemented by the ClirisTL;LUISILLLg LA'OOURI of the Missionaries. I A man of colour, GIVIRJJ ,1!UUE of Jear. Luie, has been charged at the \YESTINIIISTE^ 1 olice-Court. London, with stealing half-an-ounpe 0 OBAOCO from a shoy rn Flood-street, Chelsea., BE WRCS .eiied to stab the «Sop- keener and the police WH" AIM J„T0 custody and, ITeing charged as one ot a GJV.IS 0f MEN who have gone about defrauding !UU TURT"^UNG shopkeepers, he was remanded. At the Central Criminal Court A man named John Lakoman, having >E N SENTENCED by the Kecoider to ten years' PODAUERVMOMT'^)BURSLIIRY' TL,IS 5,IS THIRF conviction, "L the sentence was pronounced btcnine FR-3'" *LE would rather be sentenced to death, and UA ONE to toucli him. Several policemen »-ntere«T THE ( ic.v, after a desperate struggle the prisoner WAS REMOVED to a ceil. ^•^INRD RACC^1IE,!T has occurred at a pin manufactory in 13n™LRLG SOME men, among whom was or.e named WEAVER, WERE eng;ged in raising g-.<ods from the lower ^.J E PREMISES TO a higher storey by mean-* of a skipp RI'E MO ^ROKE, and tliey were thrown to the ground. i EAVER WAS taken to the hospital, where, upon t'x:JlIJ.lJ1:ltion, it was found that he had sustained severe •IML F^S' ')0TH Ins ai'ms and » T.e of Ids legs being broken, til ^ACE ;IN'' HEAD liti-raby smaslit-d. lie die.I a short ILE ;|fter his admission. T-iie others are doing "well. -^•r.s. Pawcett, the wife of IVotes.or Fawcett. net with j1 U»o«)! unfortunate accident wheti '•« ncl* ^LSOA;ID for a ride at Kriglrton. Her horse suthinly started off. proceeded at a vapid pace in the dir cti'I of DIE !ving's-road, AT id iu attempting to turn KUE <i-r.cr •dipped and threw its rider with much violence into the | middle of the road. Mr. Pocock, surgeon, WASNU'. -.JI V 10 attendance, and Mrs. Dr. (ranett-Anderson, Mrs. RAW sister, who had been telegraphed for. arrived shortly afterwards. FA^SETFC WAS most severely shaken, but no danger is apprehended. The monthly council meeting of the Central ("rui.ber of Agriculture, liahl on Tuesday, was, in, OO-PIO'ICE of the pending elections, only held JIRO tl, BUSINESS pre- viously arranged for being postponed till the Conned meeting on Tuesday, the Hrd of MTUCH. the monthly meeting of the Farmers- Club, WHERE the subject discussed was "The Commercial Priii'-il"0 applied to Agricul- ture," which was introduced BY ilr. J. J Mechi, the Chairman announced that IN CONSEQUENCE of the sudden dissolution of Parliament, THE S'T.)L^T lixed for dismission at the meeting in April, VIZ-, lhe Iarmer s Interest at the next Election, had BEEN changed into Tae FARMER a Interest in the New Parliamen A strange story conies FROM India. It will .BE reraei*- bered that the steamer DHOOU.I WAS WRECked M t.ie bed Sea Anion- the wreckage sold for a mere song, was a box', supposed to contain NOTHING valuable, but ter wards discovered by EGYP'1^18 TO C«itain damaged INANUI stamps A to the value, of about foui lakus of rupees (140,000). XHE stamps had bècn MA'UTFACTUIVD in England for the Indian rosi; Office, and sent out afi cargo with 110 proper descrip- tion or declaration of VALUE. These stamps are N^IUG their wav INTO INDIA TIIR0UGIJ, various channels they would be 110 loss to the country IF At the bottom of the ocean, but b'dn" found and SOLD are likelv to cost the <J0VERB- jnent of India little short of 140,000. Such is ^ORY, which, if true, shows considerable laxity SOMEWHERE In re- gard to a. box of sudiva hie. A meeting has been held at the United Service Institu- tion London, at which the present state of the critisb j Arniy discussed. Dr. A. Leith Adams, Surgeon-Major of the London Recruiting Depot, read a paper in WMCH he SERIOUSLY condemned the present system of nnnllh the British Army, and was inclined to return to old aysteui as better than that which now prevailed- Better, L,E said, weak battallions of able-bodied men than strong ROgiments of weak men and striplings. ^Y°NS» Assistant Adjutant-General and Inspecting J.IETD Otncer, Said there was no doubt the Army was BREAKING up the inducements to enlist were insufficient, and RT WAS only e question of pounds, shillings, and pence. Several otnei- officers strongly condemned the existing 01 thing*. and the discussion was adjourned.