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WEDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 11, 1876.…
WEDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 11, 1876. The Mayors of Swansea, Brecon, Haverfordwest Newport and Monmouth were amongst those pre- sent at the Mansion House banquet on Monday biaht given by the Lord Mayor of London, Mr Alderman Cotton, M.P. "An important decision was given by his Honour Judge Falconer at the Swansea county court yes- terday. A tradesman named Robert Jones sued a Mr John Thomas for £15s, being the value of goods supplied to defendant's wife without his knowledge. The defence raised was that an advertisement had been inserted in the papers warning tradesmen not to give Mrs Thomas any credit. The Jadge, in giving judgment for the defendant, said that a tradesman ought never to give a wife credit without telling her husband that she had pledged his credit. If tradesmen did not do this they could not recover, supposing the wife had been forbidden to pledge her husband's credit, although the prohibition had been a private and verbal one. Sir George Elliott, accompanied by his son and a party of gentlemen, took up his residence for the first time yesterday in Belie Vue House, New- port, which has been decorated and furnished specially for Sir George's occupation. During the day a deputation of local gentlemen waited upon the hon. member, and presented him with an address of welcome, and thanking him for the interest which he has taken in the commercial del prosperity of the district. Speeches were^a^ and, the party were afterwards entertained by George. On Monday the annual rifle competition o lacS 1st Monmouthshire Rifle Volunteers took Pttrl I oll near Chepstov. The weather was most unta; tb6 able, and good scores were consequently no j order of the day. The chief prize, a C,IP. g<J £ 2 10s, was won by Private fcj. Dickenson wi pomts. tli0 A meeting of the delegates repre39ntiD" g collieries of South Wales and j,d held at Aberdare ye3teid<vy. Messrs Crawfo*' Brierson, of the .National Union of Miners, present. The meeting resolved to procure a,1 s 01 the men who are on strike at the collierl Messrs Nevill, L'ruce, and Co., of Llanelly- g. The failure is announced of M^sbrs t Nicholson, railway wagon contractors, ot street, Cardiff. Ihe liabilities are 1 o' ,e, which Cl2,000 are secured. The depressIOse 01 trade and local failures are said to be the cau the suspension. 9t — On Monday night a large stone was a train from Newry to Dublin. One of t01$0u n sengers. a justice of peace, named Mr was slightly wounded. The offender has discovered. QrJ!' The Marquis of Tweedale died yesterday J}1 ing, at Yiester, Haddingtonshire. Mt Lord Napier, of Magdala, lauded at Glb tbe yesterday morning. As he stepped ashor0 channel tieet saluted and manned the yar^Js-1' Excellency was sworn in as a Governor of let-tei tar at noon, and at three o'clock he held.a. witD when the inhabitants presented his lordship an address. Jfi Dr" Slade, the Spiritualist medium, appeared at the Bow street police court, yesterday, to answer charges of cheating, Qiie ing and obtaining money by false preteuces. tJ¡6 of the witnesses called was Mr lvlaskelyllel tbO conjuror, who performed the feat of writing slate: in the open court, and expressed all °P £ 1)# that the trick of Sl-ade was a clumsy one* hearing of th« case was not concluded, and 1 therefore again adjourned. At Liverpool, yesterday, the first ^°a'pjP^ Trade enquiry under the new Merchant ti^ Act waa held, the subject of enquiry 0 loss of the steamer Prado. Some di&revoo do opinion was expressed by the Boaid of representative and the court as to the precedure. The above official stated that ing all the evidence he proposed to ask whether there were any ground s for a charge the officers of the ship, and if there should would prefer it. The Stipendiary said it 1\"b.rg' for the court to intimate the propriety of a. c being made. tatioll to Mr Gladstone, in declining an invita) fot attend the annual meeting of the associa''0, closing public-houses in Ireland, expresSe opinion that the association is near the %epit that the continued manifestation of Pb and determination will secure the early of its principles. Mr Lowe also wrote apP of the objects of the association, irrespectl closØ his opinions as to the want of a measure to public-houses on Sunday in England. t tø A discussion upon education took place Wells Diocesan Conference yesterday. Hervey said that Churchmen should Pr°^ v every possible way the diffusion of the cultivation of the intellect. Afc'5 j$e. Denison, in vehement language, Acts of 1870 and 1876. A resolution ^vaS *jj affirming that the true policy of the Churt^( to maintain and extend its educational sys j4' XJ{W' An attempt was made by the Turks on 1\1vril1; a Belgrade telegram states, to cross the "p ij but they were repulsed by the Servians. reported from Paris that the news yesterday morning by the London morn'f? that the Porte had already accepted the MIl ptÎ proposed by the Powers is regarded there mature. — II"
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EXPEDIENCY AND STATESMASØ íØ MB FORSTER in his Bradford speech—*SP from personal investigation and tef corroborated in every material particular ^$ rible story of the Bulgarian atrocities, 3$* foul and wild beast instincts of the Turk9 9 Circassians. His sympathies with the P Government while not ostentatiously aV°^f nevertheless unconcealed he approves ajj policy of Lord DERBY'S last desp»tc l & thinks that the Government shou supported in its action, although be. of 11 O,iOf fesses that he has but a very faint concep be what that action really is; and avows bl e %0 t that whatever it is it can only be tentatl;er iot temporary. The testimony of the Bradford, therefore, who professes to middle and neutral course, while always 9 be aip towards Conservatism, will surely n0 t credited by the Conservative Press, v; on this Turkish question the Tory \t 'ofJ BATH has affirmed to be most idiotic- 1.1e,stl accept Mr FORSTER'S statements, without q tbeol Tory journalists cannot venture to Replying to those who asked him ^jiJi own personal observations would not lea' Jj" discount much of the terrible reports ^atr<fr been published and to diminish the Jf villainies of the Turks by a large perce11 e"qr! FORSTER says, You ask me did you go t you see, anything that leads you to 3U^ jy in anyway the opinion of the country figb ,0 to these Bulgarian atrocities—as they a | crlled—ought to ba modified, and i9 1 ^0 even after reading Mr BARING'S rep°r^' E%O^S | yet find there is some palliation, ao1il^t0 and some exaggeration 'I I will at there is no exaggeration whatever all of the has been the case from the beginn|n sad story." Subsequently, in referf^ atrocities, Mr FORSTER says, "I I°U3ur»cy regard to the first informants their &cC ^et$ remarkable. And we must lament ^0^ejn the mere we have examined into gytfc^ worse they are found to be." What^ commentary is this testimony of an Lord BEACONSFIELD'S flippant denia DERBY'S charges of "monstrous These reports are no longer 'cofiee-1 atJcl and romance, but a sober record of 9a^gg rowing realities. Mr FORSTER, A WI to the Government, attests the truth o the ^ef rible outrages, and confesses ^h rSe they are examined inte the jfreS0, .pi r' are found to be. But notwitbstal1 1 9 tlprl t rages, and notwithstanding the r^te^g th0 of British indignation at his foul d01°^ p0tfe* is encouraged to hope that the Tur Q0^et^^ still be upheld and defended by the 0{ of Great Britain, in defiance of the a(jujits' ''t ai people. The Turks, as Mr FoRsfl, octlorl > spise the outburst of British in^l0vs a/ "passing ebullitions of feeling eX^and e$ mob," which they believe » tbe^f^ Government will disregard," an therefore rely upon the ass's^anyp0o i^3 English nation upon its wealth u and upon its influence to support us, vfidepce del1 necessity to them." Their vaulting been, r ft^ however, as Mr FORSTER S?A>3' titud0 I" shaken by the stern and resolute gjei British people, but the still & f the protection and support of t ie ti1 i ment. After such a confessi^ptfie humiliatine and damaging to t e
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CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT. FJP H 32 AT R E ROYAL, CARDIFF. Lessee, Mr THOMAS. Manager,Mr ESMONDE. Tnræ 0 « from the Docks and f o'n Roath pass the Theatre, every fifteen minutes. (WEDNESDAY), Oi-t. 11, the Grand Draira of QUARTER OF A MILLION OF MONEY. THURSDAY, October 12th F ID *Y. 12th; the beautiful Pathetic Drama of EAST LYISNE. M'sa Hardee tn-Night, the celebrated Child Actress, in her Jpecial part or Wil ie Cirlyle. tage Mina^er, Mr W. FREDERICKS. Doors open at 7.16: to COMMENCE at 7 I). a;:fmis8'onBoxes, 2a 6d and 2s; pit, Is gallery, Hail-price at Nine o'cock. Box office is now open at Mr Lewis's, Duke street, where places may be se- cured. 10439 TOWN HALL, CARDIFFI (By kind permission of the Mayor), TWO N-GHTS ONLY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th and Ig.h, 1876. MR A RTHUR SKETCHLEY, AUTHOR OF THE "BROWN PAPERS," MRS BROWN AT THE SEASIDE." MRS BROWN AT THE PLAY," &c., &c., Will give Two Grand EVENING ENTERTAINMENTS On the above Dates. Reserved Seats, 2s 6d; Unreserved Do,, Is fd; Upper Gallery,IL Plan of the Reserved Seats and Tickets at Thompson and Shackelt's Music Saloon, 4, Queen street. Doors open at 7.30; to cotameace at 8. Carriages at 9.45. 10709 TOWN HALL, NEWPORT, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NEXT, ARTHUR LLOYD & CONCERT PARTY. STUART HALL, CARDIFF.— 8 THREF,, DAYS ONLY. KO^DikY, TUESDAY, AND WEDNESDAY, Oct. 16,17, & 18. Front Seats, zs 6d. First Gal ery, la 6d. Body of Hall, is. Promenade, 6d. Tickets at Messrs Thompson and Shackell's Music Warehouse, or of Mr Wm. Lewi", Duke Street. Children Half-price to First Seats only. Doors epen at 7.30, commen, eat 8. Carriages at 10. TWO HOURS' GENUINE FUN WITH ARTHUR LLOYD, COMIC **0Oil P AN Y. ARTI8!E3 ;— Mrs ARTHUlt LLOYD, .The Popular Come I je,.n e and Vocalist. MDLLE. SESTINI WILSON, The pleasmg vocalist. MR. HEATON DUVAL, The talented wizard and ventitloquigt, MR. MOZART WILSON, The clever pianist and accompanist, and MR. ARTHUR LLOYD, Comedian, Vocalist. Author, and Compoqer-le-see and manager of th- Queen's Royal Theatre, Dublin—whohas twiee had the hon- our nf appearing by specivl command before H.K.H. the PRINC. OP Wales and a large party of noblemen, who in the most com- plimentary terms expret-ned their approval of his original con- ceptions of cha-acter. Mr Arthur Lloyd w 11 selec: from the following: Comic Melody," The Power of Love," "Take it, BeD,' "Tooral Lee." "The Unfortunate Man," "My Wife's Relatiors," and 11 Siily Billy." 10899 Sole Proprietor and Manager..Ms. ARTHUR LLoYD. NEATH. TO-NIGHT. A LLEGHANIANS! A LLEGHANIANS THE ALLEGHANIANS, VOCALISTS, AND BELL-PLAYERS. Miss CARRIE UIFFe.K C, Contralto. bliss RO-A LINDS Y, Sorano. Mr WALTER FIELD, Buffo. Mr J.M. BOULAKD, Basso. Mr A. BARKK, Pianist and Organist, Mr C. PULLMAN has the it rat fication of announcing that the flattering reception accorded these p pular Artistes on their former visits to South Wales hat enabied him to arrange for another visit. Their novel and popular Concerts will take place as oilow— EA rH rown Hall Oct, 11 and 12 ABERAVON Public Hall Oct. 13 and 14 BR 1 D Town Hali Oct. 16 and 17 BRITON FERRY Assembly Room Oct. IS TRltHERBERT Public Hall Oct. J9 CARDIFF Stuart Hall Oct. 20 and 2L Mr J. M. ROULARD, Manager. Address, Care ot Hofwood and Crew, 42, New Bond street, London. "10991 J SESSIONS AND SONS • IMPORTERS AND FACTORS of all kinds ef BUILDING MATERIALS. CANAL WHARF EAST, CARDIFF, AND THE DOCKS GLOUCESTER. KANUFAùT ORIE s:- STFAM SLAT* WORKS, JOHN STRBBT, CARDIFF. STUJI SLATZ Woftm. GLOCOhTttL BBICIt AJF" TILL WOR-S. 8-NDRUNAT, SEAR GLOCCISTRR. ALBION STXAM JOUSBRT WORKS, QLODCRSTRR. ROOF TTMBtcRS, FLOOR BOARDS, LATHS, DOORS WIN- LOWS, MOULDINGS. CHIMNF.Y PIECES, BATHS AND MONUMENTAL WORK in •Enamelled Slate, Marble and Stone. ROOFING SLATES AND TILES. FLOOKINO QUARRIES AND FOREST OF DEAN PAVING. SEWERAGE PIPES. CHIMNEY POTS. AGRICULTURAL DRAINAGE PIPES. RELP, BLUE, AND WtilTE BUILDING BRICKS, FIRE RICKS, etc. REGISTER AND SHAM GRATES, COOKING RANGES SPOU1ING, AND FALL PIPES. STONE STEPS, BILLS, WINDOW HEADS, TROUGHS, &c. DAIRY SHELVING, MILK AND WHEY COOLERS, VTAcLE FITTINGS in Iron and Slate. Terms Cash, with good discount. The trade liberally treated with. 3572 W. AND A. GILBEY, WINE IMPORTERS & DISTILLERS, LONDON, DUBLIN, & EDINBURGH. To meet a large and increasing demand for our WINES AND SPIRITS IN SWANSEA and the surrounding District, we have the pleasure to notify that we have opened central premises at CASTLE BUILDINGS, 47 & 48, WIND STREET where Single Bottles or larger quantities of our WINES and SPIRITS can be obtained at the same prices as at our Head Establishments. W. & A. GILBEY. AGENTS IN SWANSEA WIND STREET W. F. BULL, Castle Buildings, and 48, Wind street. CAgiyr. SQUARE.. TAYLOR& Co., Grocen,6,Caatle square. HIGH STREET ..B. GOODALL, Grocer, 18, High street. MUMBLES JOHN REES, Grocer, Belmont House. UNION STREET..L. J. POWELL, Grocer, 28, Union street. WALTER ROAD..LEWIS & SON, Grocers, Walter House. 10141 BUY RECKITT'S PARIS BLUE, a Squares .->nd beware of inferior imitations.—" I T<avs been LAUN- DjliS-SS to thePJB'NvE OF WaLES for several years, and I con- sider RHSCKLTTS PARIS BLGE is the BEST ever used, and undoubtedly **•*tly superior to the old-faahioned Thum*? or Dark Brue.—ELIZA ELDER, April 12th, 1873." 3414 f> O, LEECH, BILL POSTER, AND ADVERTISING CONTRACTOR, 17. WOOD-STREET, CARDIFF, .AND 3, CARDIFF STREET, ABERDARE, Rynts all the Principal and most Prominent POSTING STA- UOJfSjB Cajdig. Canton. al1,| i» ,.y, Town f„r Ahfrdara ANIVERFAILINO REMEDY A fOR LIVJLK COMPLAINTS. DR. SCOTT S BILlpUS AND LIVER PILLS, Prepared witnout mercury, are invaluabio to all who snfier from Bluous and LIVRK COMPLAIVTS, bmaxarioir. Will., SFASMS, LOCL BajUTH, > RRVOUS I RTRSSStOM, IRRTIABIUTT, LASSITVBR, Loss or AITRMTS, vt^mku, HRART*vur, SOUR ERVCVATIOM, LOIW-su a OF SPIRITS with re^sation of fulness at the pit of tne StooAoa, Guwunsss, VJZianMB of the )!-Ym, and all the.* other ty.. ptoms which none but a pugerrr can describe. For HAsno< £ OosriVWRas or for persons sufieriaj from PilJU.they will be found Mott «Mic*<'ieui. As A G. KRAL FAMMir APUIRMT MXDICIHR they have BO equal, beinar mixt in their ope>«ttof>, and grate* ui to the stomach. They I'T8 .bealthy to-audv gr>ur to the (liffrrentsacretieos. causing the 4411-mary rrtrans ot the Stomach and Liver to resume theii activty, thus raatering tbe appijti. e. promotimg digestion, and Itr ngthe ing >h whole system. Pre) arrd enly by W. LAMB* RT, la Yere-street, London, W. Sed ty all f helm,to la. ijd. and fa. tel, or port free IS or35 raraoa. The tenuiae in a> aqoare greea peelrsrs. Take n« mrnmrn im TANGYE BROTHERS & STEEL, ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS, NEWPORT (Mon.) and SWANSEA, MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING:- "SPECIAL" STEAM PUMP.-12,000 in use for all purposes-nea.rly 40 in use at Weardale Iron Company's Works. 500 in use in outh Wales. TANGYE HORIZONTAL ENGINE.—1,500 in use, 40 per mouth turned out at Works. WILLAN'S patent 3-CYLINDER ENGINE. CONDENSERS for Special Steam Pumps and Bih Speed Engines. BOILERS, VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL, of our best make and plates. HYDRAULIC JACKS, BEARS, RAIL BEN- DERS, AND WHEEL PRESSES. SCREW JACKS, HALEY WINDLASS, BOTTLE & TitIPOD All kinds in Stock. HOISTING CRABS.—All kinds. Large Reduc- tion in Prices, January, 1876. WESTON'S PATENT PULLEY BLOCKS AND HOISTS. GIFFARD'S INJECTORS. ORIGINAL PATTERN.—By SHARP, STEWART. & CO. THE ONLY SOUTH WALES DEPuT: Newport and Sw iosea, PEET'S VALVES. STEAM TRAPS. GAUGES. STEAM VALVES AND BOILER MOUNT- INGS. BOURDON S'' own make PRESSURE GAUGES. TUBES FOR STEAM, GAS, AND WATER. All sizes to 4-in. bore in Stock. SHORT PIECES SCREWED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. CORRUGATED and other IR N ROOfS ERECTED by CONTRACT. Inspection invited. Price Lists on application. ——— 7407 WORKS: SOHO, BIRMINGHAM. The TTlffCORE WHISKY. l i Lancet—"Wnolesome and pleasant." The TT'NCOKE WHISKY. -EJ British Medical Joumal—"A safe stimulant." The Tj^NCORE WalsKY. JQi Medical Times-"Yery wholesome. Mav be safely used." The Xj^NCOJ^E WHISKY. XLJ Medical Prtu—'< Invalaable as an alcoholic stimulant. The XpNCORE WHISKY. XLi Medical Record— "The purest of alcoholic sti. mutants." The T31NCORE WHISKY —Practitioner—" A safe stimulant.n Th^XpNCORE WHISKY. SjJ Sanitary Record— "An excellent dietetic Stimulant." The XpNCORE WHISKY. JOjt Public Health—4' S^eu'd be in general use." The XT'NCOttE WHISKY. XLi Food Reformer -"All whovalua healthshould use it The XT'NCORE WHISKY. JQi can be had from W. N. NELL, Wine Merchant, Cardiff. C. BOW ELL, 1, Queen street,, Cardiff. R. JENKINS & SON, Siihowy btores, Tredegar. REE* THOMAS, 143, High street, U rthyr. G. WIlLIAMS & SOV, Cowbridce Arm, Merthyr. EDWARD JONES, Wine Merchant, Aberavon. 10063 CARDIFF MUNICIPAL EL-ECTION. LADIRS JUTS GK^tlskrv, The lit of November is drawing near, and I therefore taVp this opportunity of soliciting a renewal of the confidence and support which you have accorded me during the past eight years. If elected it will be my pleasure to serve you to the best of my ability, by strict attention to the requirements of this large and important town. I am, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, W. PEDLER. Umbrella Manufactory, 31, St Mary street, Cardiff, Oct., -1976. 10659 A\7" HUGHES, Westgate street, Cardiff. 'I S Established over 20 years. All kinds of dmith Work, Turning and Fitting, and all kinds of Machinery Repaired with promptitude, and at reasonable priees. 9530 29 & 30, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF, September, 1876. SIR,-In lubmitting our SEASON FASHION PLATE for your inspection, we have much pleasure in directing your kind attention to the variety of materials with which the several new shapes of ULSlERS, DEMI ULSTERS, and OVERCOATS, are now composed. Never has the blending of style with utility been more exemplified than in the manu- facture of fabrics for this season's trade; and as we hold one of the largest and best selected stocks out of London, we have everv c nftdenceIn a jliciting your esteemed patronage. While thanking you lor out favours, we beg to assure you of our best services in the future. And are, Sir, Your obedient Servants, MASTERS & COMPY. FIRST SHOW OP SEASON CLOTHING, On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th, 1876. COAT DEPARTMERT.-Ulsters, Demi-Ulsters, and Overcoats, in Irish Frieze, Naps, Klvsiaus, Plain and Check Sc tch Tweeds, Worsted and Wool Berlin Coatings, Melton and Beaver Cloths in all shades, and the newest alid most aooroved styles, ranging in ptice from 198 lid 10 vOa. Prince of Wales. Windsor, Lorne. Frock and Morniue Coats Single and double-breasted in every variey of material, pricea from 12s lid to 46s Reefing and Yacht- inll Jackets of style and price as in previous years, incom- parable. TROUSERS AND VEST DEPARTMENT-Trousers and Verts to match. The style and quality of these goods are so well- known thao thev require no comment, being all our own make, from 128 lid to 29s 6d. Trousers, stylish and "ell made, 8s 91 to 19. yd. Single and double-breasted Vests in gTeat variety. SUITS Of A PIEC;?.-In this department we have an extraor- dinary variety which cannot fail to please the most fastiuious. We take great pride in the make of these goods, which is done on the premises. Price from 19a ild to 691J 6d. YOUTHS' AND BOYS' CLOTHING.—Suits to match in every shade, shape, size, and material. I;liters, Overcoats, aud Reefers, in Irish Frieze, 913 aians, Naps, Pilots, Meltons, Beavers. &c. 1 his department comprises every requisite in Clothing for the rising generation. BESPOKE CLLPTlilNG.-Our purchases in this Department comprise the first choice of the West of England, Scotch, Yorkshire, vad Foreign Markets. We employ Lhi most skilful cutters. and guarantee a perfect fit. our 13* Trou-ers, and 4's Sd Suits, made to measure, are unsur- passable, and cannot fail to commend tnemselveg to all who would combine style with economy. RECHANIT ti' CLOTHING.—This includes all reqnirementsfor Mechanics and Working Men, White and Drab Moleskin Trousers, Ccrd Trousers of all Shades at ge 9d. These are made from the best materials that can be manufactured, and strength of work Is their great characteristic. HATS JLND CAPS.-This department is well stocked in the leading shapes, and we feel sure one trial of our Is lid, 2s lid, 3s Ilt, 4a lid Felt Hats wiil prove they are not to be beaten. FANCY DEPARTMENT.—This comprises the latest novelties in Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Scarfs, Mufflers, Cardigan Jackets. Railway R1148. Portoaauteaus, and Traveling requisites. BLACK CLOTH GOODS. We bold an immense stock in this department, necessary for at once fitting the smallest boy t., the opposite extreme in men. Hat Bands and all Mourning requisites. TKIUIS :-One Price-Plain Figitres-No Credit. All goods must be paid for on or before delivery. 10541 — JJYACINTHS, T ULIPS, &c., &c. JAMES QARAWAY & Co. BA va RICBIVED THRIR FIRST CONSIGNMENT OF THE ABOVE. THRT Aaa THIS SKASOS EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD IN QUALITY. PRICED CATALOGUES POST FREE. Evty Orders are Solicited to Ensure the Best Roots. JAS. QARAWAY & COo'S. DUBDHAM DOWN NURSERIES, CLIFTON, BRISTOL, September, 1876. 9958 -r- CARPETS AT REDUCED PRICES. DEBENHAM and HEWETf are now hold'ng an extensive Stock of high-cl&8S CAKPEI S, of special patterns designed for the styles of Furnishing and Decoration now in vogup, at the lowest market trices. Their Cabinet Show-rooms contain a very complete variety of Furniture for drawiug and dining- rooms, libraries and bedrooms, <>f artisti, design and sound construction. They will esteem the favour of a visit of inspec- tion by pelsons about furnishing, and a comparison of their Stock and prices with the helt London houses. Show Rooms at (AYENDISH HOUSE, Mam factory, Depositories, &c., &c., in BETTKOST STREET. CHELTENHAM. W450 NEW PUBLICATION. C. & W. TRAPNELL beg to announce the Publication of their NEW ILLUSTRATED FURNISHING GUIDE, 700 ENGRAVINGS, Containing the BEaT LNFOwMATl' 'N and MOST ACCURATE DRAWINGS for HOUSE F-LT R N I s H I N G. They have also prepared a Special BOOK OF ESTIMATES, For ROOM AND HOUSE FURNISHING, from which the following ale selected L. a. d. No. 1 4-ROOM ED HOHSE 24 0 10 2 6-ROOMBD BOUSE 5010 0 3-6 ROOMED HOUSE 75 16 0 4 7-ROOMED HOUSE „ 106 7 6 6 7-ROOMED VILLA 147 6 0 6 8-ROOMED 13OUSE 140 6 0 — 7 CLERGY RESIDENCE 169 10 6 — 8 8-ROO.YI9D VILLA 312 0 0 — 9 lO-BOOMED HOUSE 840 4 0 — 10 CLERGY RESIDENCE 410 0 0 — 11 11-RuOMED HOUSE "2 2 6 — 12-12-ROOMED HOUSE 567 7 6 — 13 12-ROOMED HOUSE 732 4 0 14- CLERGY RESIDENCE (13 rooms).. 310 0 0 15 19-ROOMED MANSION 1264 15 0 THE LARGEST & MO^T COMPLETE FURNISH ING GUIDE EVER PUBLISHED. Estimates Free. Guide Post Free 12 stamps. C. & W. TRAPNELL, 39. COLLEGE-GREEN, BRISTOL. THE LARGEST GENUINE FURNISHING HOLSIC IN THE WEaTOF ENGLAND. 9922 CHEAP GAS AND BRILLIANT LIGHTS. THE "ALPHA" AND H ECLIPSE 'I PORTABLE GAS-MAKING APPARATUS, FOR MAKING GAS IN DWELLING-HOUSES, SHOPS, WAREHOUSES, RAILWAY STATIONS, WORKSHOPS, &c. NO BETTER LIGHT. NO ALTERATION OF EXISTING FITTINGS REQUIRED. EASILY MANAGED. SEND FOR PROSPECTUS TO QROSS BROTHERS, 21, WORKING STREET, CARDIFF. OVER 30.000 ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, | FROM BEST SEASONED WOOD, A1' L AVERTON & CO.'S Spacious SHOWROOMS, MARYLEPORT-STREET, BRISTOL. COMPLETE FURNISHING ESTIMATES, LOWWT IN PKICX THAK LONDON ROUSXS. £ II. d. I-To. 1 4-ROOMID HOUSB 24 II 0 2 4 KOOMBD DITTO 36 10 6 tI 3. 5 KOUMJCD DITTO 69 13 6 TI 4 6-JKOOMBD DITTO 80 11 0 „ 5 m. 6-KOOMED Dmo 109 12 0 „ 6 8-KOOIIKP DITTO 15517 0 7 8-ROOM«D HOUSE OR VILLA. 2I0 14 0 8 10-ROOMAD Housi 311 11 0 W 9 10-ROOHSD DITTO 363 18 6 „ 10 10-ROOMED DITIO 42* 9 3 F, 11 II-ROOUID DITTO 475 0 0 tI 12 11 ROOMED DITTO 526 2 0 II 13 IX-ROOMED lrlTTo. 583 10 6 14 12-ROOMID DITTO 752 16 0 OVER 30.000 ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, TABLES, CHAIRS, &c., TO SELECT FROM. 0 KVBRY ARTICLE WARRANTED, AND EXCHANGED, IF NOT APPROVED OF. LARGE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, g—Isllilnf rmrlr 600 Engravings of Furniture, with Prices, Gratis and post free on application 8031 W ARE AND COLLE, (LATE SAMUEL WARE & SONS, BRISTOL AND CAR PF) ESTABLISHED OVER HALF A CENTURY, TAILORS, DRAPERS, AXD WOOLLEN MERCHANTS, DUKE STREET, CARDIFF. 10314 EMPLOY THE "QTAR" FURNITURE VANS. K3 S. J. DA VIES & Co., NO. 1 THE HASTEN, CARDIFF. C619 (The Old House. JOHN STON'S CORN JpLOUR IS THE TDEST "QUITE FRICK FROM A.DULTERLTION. -Lai&cet. Is DECIDEDLY SUPERIOB. "-Lancet. 3656 A GOOD PIANO-FORTE MAY BE TTTRTT.n nam Li 2s. Od. PER QUARTER, ON THE THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. fJlHOMPSON & gHACKELL, 101, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, At 4, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, and Branch at 109, BUTE DOCKS, Desire o call special attention to the above notice, and would wm the pubic arainst the 80-011 ed bee nd.hand Pianofortes now so free y advertised at what is said to b" lebe than half the orisrnal prii e. The Pianos supplied by Thompson and Shackel1 an warranted and by the best makers only. 8pacious Showrooms at 101, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, AND 4, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, Containing, without exception, the finest stock of Pianofortes, Harmoniums, aid American Organs in South Wales. N 'p.-lbe Buie Model li arino.iue, as supplied to the Marqu 8 of Bute, price Twelve Gu iiean. In handsome Rosewood, is the very beet small harmonium manufactured. Harmoniums from Four Guineas. 2134 4766 NTXEY'S BLACK LEAD. CLEANLINESS.W. G. NIXEY'S Refined BLACK LEAD in Block, for Polishing Stoves and all kinds of Iron-woik equal t) burnhed ste-ii, without waste or dus Sold everywhere by all shopkeepers, Id, 2d, and 4d blucks, and Is boxes. Ask frr W. G. NIXEYS BLAC{ LEAD, and see that you h, ve it. 12, Soho square, London. CACTION.—Tnere are several imitations. 10577 JONES BROTHERS, PRINCIPAL BILL POSTERS AND DELIVERERS, HIGH StREET, NEATH, A-IZD BRITON FERRY. Circulars addiessed and delivered. Bill Poaters to tbe Great Western and Neath and brec^n Railwayn, nn t the wincpal Auctioneers. Lessees of the Principal Postine Placea L IEBEG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT Finest Meat-fluv.uring Stock for Soups, Marie I Dishes, and fauces. Caution—Genuine ONLY with fac-simile of Baron Liebig's signature acrOM Label. 10241 QTEEL FENS, Warranted Quality, Manufao- taied t>y GLORGE W. HUGI:ES, 66. ST. PAUL'SSOUAKK BlRMJNOHAvf. The Gal van,ed P«,, No 4lt fatfa ,troni Metal skedaddle, No. 336; Old English Pen, No Bank of Enz'and Pen, So. C. iun;er<lal Pen, No. 356; Balå. P. n, No. 8M) Sphvnx Pen, No. 9 School Pen, SD. 37 an,1 {.a, ness Pen, No. 453, give universal satis action Maker JWuh Budh»H .nd ( o's Patent Fountain Pen. Engrossing IDtn, No. 80. and Silver Steel Ptu.No. 820. Sample Box, aawnea kind, I fatB«vm»>Jtaau>fc s TARTLING NEWS. G REA T CONCESSIONS., GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS. ARRANGEMENTS COMPLEtED BY WHICH A GREAT EDUCTION IN PRICE OF s INGER'S SEWING jyjACHINES WILL BE MADE J1ROM OCTOBER 2. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. JEWING FOR CASH O FROM ACHIN'Z$ jyjACHINES 4 J^^OR THE m ILLIONS. GREAT REDUCTION. IN PRICES, yCNGER'S SEWING MACHINES, FOB cash JFBOM ALWAYS £ 4 RJIHE BEST,- NOW THE OHEAPEST. GRAND ACHIEVEMENTS. THE VERY ] yriGHEST AWARDS TWO MEDALS AND T Wo DIPLOMAS GIVEN TO j^INGER'S JEWING jyjACHINES A T THE QENTENNIAL EXHIBITION. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES ks INGER,S ks EWING MACHINES TOB cash FROM yk RE UNEQUALLEu £ 4 Fort EVERY VARIETY OF SEWING. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES, INGER'S SEWING FOR CASH FROM JYJACHINES £ £ A RE UNSURPASSED IN EXCELLENCE OF FINISH, A ND ARE SO DURABLE TIIAT THEY LAST A LIFETIME. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. RINGER'S EWING MACHINES FOB CA9H FROM AHE 80 jftjL li IGHT, AND SIMPLE HAT A CHILD CAN EASILY WORK THEM. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. s INGER'S SEWING FOB CASH jyjACHINES FROM JNSTRUCTION £ 4: GIVEN GRATIS fjAO EVERYONE. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES. s INGER'S gEWING MACHINES for CASH m FROM ^BE ACKNOWLEDGED JgY EVERYONE ^^S INCOMPARABLY fJjjAHE BEST FOR EVERY CLASS OF SEWING. REVISED PRICE LISTS FORWARDED PER POST GHATtS. THE ~NGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY, CHIEF OFFICE IN EUROPE: 39, FOSTER LANE, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON, E.C, BRANCH OFFICES IN WALES: ■ABHRG^vxxxy „19 Market st MKRTHTR_ ], Victoriast. CaRSITF 6, Queen ht SWAKSIA .108, Oxford CAJULAKTHBS 7, JLauima, st I And 143 Branch Offices ia the United Kinffdom. 1054ft 6-<- (too late for Claasificatiaa. QARD IFF MUNICIPAL ELECTION TO THE BURGESSES OF THE EAST WAttU. LADIES AND GBNTLEMES,— The vacancies about to occur in your Ward afford me an opportunity to offer n y services as one of your representa- tives in the Town Coudeii. My Ion,, a-sociation N%ith ths town, and the interest I have in it. induce me to seek that position. If elected, my utmost endeavour will be to assist in the c nduct of the busii ess of the Corporation to the best of II y ability, al,d faithfully to iden ify myself with suah m-asures as will induce additional prosperity to this impor- tacit borough. I am. Ladies and Gentlemen. Your obedient Servant, J. H. MAYOR. Tweed Lodge, Roath, Oct. 9.J.S76, SWANSEA—For SALE, to pay a good percentage, FIVE LOUSES in iinnd ttreet, a l in good repair, and let to g od teuajits.—Apply to Mr iioiton, St. Helen's Works, Swan- lea., 10730 SHOEMAKER (MarrUd). — Wanted, a g.,od GENERAL HAND. Wife to take charge of master's house—App y, btat ng ages, family, wa.s, and reference, to Mr J. Williams, Gileston, Lit ar C. bfioge, TO DRAPERS—A flr^t-cl ass TVRA PERY and OUTFITTING JL BUSINESS t. be UlriPoyED of immediately the shot) is well adapted for the business, and is situated in the best position in Aber"man; a rare chance for a business man. Sto k. fixtures, and counters to be taken at valuat.on. The reason of the disposal btinir through the death of the pro- prietor.—For IlIr her particularS aply to Phillies aod Co., Aberaman, Aberdare. 10731 LANELLEN, ABERGkVEITNY.-To be LET, with irnme- JU diatri po,seegion. for a term of five years, a most con- venient DW* LLING HOUSF,, recently added to and treatiy improved, called liaiu"i Glas," w th 14 acres of exeeile.it l nd. The house contains eni-t-ance hall (lilted up as a s. para e rotfm), drawing room, dining riom, kiichet), bLltler'. pantry, store- room, 2 w,c. 's, 6 bedroom, and 2 at ties. In the basement ex- cellent dairy. cellar, coal stores, &c. The out. lui dings com- prise a 2-stallf d stable, coachhouse, barn, cownome slierl(linz, &c. Rent £ 75.—For further particulars apply to R. taker Gabb, Abergavenny. BVITABUB roK ALL SKASOITR IN A VARIETY or Pin IP A RATION 6. gROWH & J>OLSON'S CORN FLOUB nks TWENTY YK.utI' WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION. Son.—The pretention < f ano'her Corn flour to b1 the best" b ..tI-el,. grouaidlem, and the imperfect quotation from the jamttt wfcieh is being UMd 18 support of thia put ntioB ",s set oonvey the opimott at tkat toumaL—Vide LamU. November sa. lIoII. u B ORWIICKS BAKING POWDEH AS BEEN AWARDED THREE GOLD MEDALS FIOR itu SUPERIORITY over ALL OTHERS. Makes Bread, Pastiy, Puddings. &c., liicht and wholesome. Sold in Id and 2d packets; also 6d, It, 2s 6d, and 6a I ate,it boxes. Families, seho Is, and hotels will fecure conuiiJernble Advantage by parchaeing the 2a 6d or 6a pa Wat boxaa. 7ana PAIN KILLER, a purely M d cine. cures Cramp and pain in the Stoicach, Diarrhuia, Dysentery, and Cholera. PAl N KILLER cures Colds, Cougl-B, Sore Throats, Brouchilis, and any Disease of the Chest 0/ Lungs. PAIN KILLER cures Rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralgia. PAIN KILLER cures Dyspepsia, Headache, and Fever. PAIN KILLER cures Kidney Complaints, Lumbago, &c. PAIN KILLER cures Burns, Bruises, Sprains, and Wound*, PAIN KILLER is sold by all Chemists and M'dicine Vendojrs. P^'ce Is I'd., 2'. 6d. 8s. 9d., and lis. 6d. per Bottle. (Lar?e Pottles cheapest..) 20'5 NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS. Correspondents will take notice that to secure insertion in the South Wales Daily Sem, their letters must be as hrief m possible, and should avoid all circumlocution and word-spinninar. Whatever is intended tor publication must be authenticated by the name and address of '.ae writer—not necessarily for publi- cation but as a guarantee of ifood faith. No attention an be paid to eoaimunications which do not comply with these All coremumcations should be leziblv written in ink, on one side of thp- paper only length increases the difficulty of finding spacelvr them. We cannot undertake to return eommunication of which wo do not avail ourselves
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. MARRIAGES. STICIZ LLNG-DA VF.Y.-OCt Ober 10. at tie pa.'ih church, Roath, Car lilf, by the hey F. W. Pul e M.A., V.c&r. the Itev C. J. Sterling, son of the late Major Sterling, iirnixh Consul at Genoa, and Perpetual Curate of )1arazlou. to Mary Benton Davey, relict of 'he iate G"orge Davey, of Bcitoii Ferry, and onlv diUgbt xr of Mr tJ. W. Wood. P.KADY—CLARKK.—S pt. 2 i, at Sr..i\Iry',¡ Catliolic rhurcli, New- port, bythi "e M. Bauev, O.C., Wi;,iaua G Maritham Readv, suree,)t), to Fratkcesllarvvthird daughter of Mr John Clariie,of Alteryn House, jsewp r Mon.
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