South Wales Daily News

The witnssses exannned before the coroner, in the enquiry int J the Thames col- lision, yesterday, wrc unanimously of opinion that a collision would have bejn avoided if the contain of the Princess AUce had steadied hi"! helm when going up the Cha.nuch or if he had ported his helm, in which latter case the ByveU Castle would have fa.cUita.ieuher escape by putting her helm hard a porL Witnesses were further of opinion that the Bywell Oastia could not I have possibly avoided s. con:sion after the helm of the Princess AHco was hard a starboard. Nsws Iu).3 reached Dublin that Mr Justice Keogli died when staying at tha town of Bonn, on the Rhine, on Monday night. I The '!ndian relief troopship Crocodile lias sailed from Portsinouth for Bombay, calling f at Queenstown, with 3'3 ocers and 184 men I for various regiments in India. The now iron screw st-camer Stuart, built m Scotland for the Indo-European Tele- graph Company, has been purchased by the Admiralty loratioop and store ship. I John Calli?han, six ye?ra old, was looMn? for a bucket at the Berry Hill Forge, near C, L ?ngton, when the roller.? caught his clothes, ajtd he was dragged through, being smashed to atoms, and hia liea,d, which WM cut oS', rolled down the hill. At an open-air meeting of Plymouthiata at Belfast, on Sunday, during the singing of hymns attempts wera made to drown'the voices of the singers by whistling, groaning, and shouting. The mob followed the speakers, jeering and hrandishing sticks, and had to be dispersed by the police. CO. From the Southern States we leam that the yellow fever is abating at Greenville and other towns. There wers 58 deaths from the disease in New Orleans. 28 at Memphis, Mid 10 at Vicksburg, on Monday.

THE CHURCH CONGRESS. Tun annual congress of the members of the Established Church of England assem- bled at S'.iemeld, yesterday. 0 The Arch- bishop of YoRK was present, and tho com- pany of the preachers was doubtlesa very great. There is always a large number of Churchmen, and Churchwomen, too, who like to attend the congress. Mother Church jealously excludes her child- ren from the ancient Convocation, but at ths modern congraaa layman and clerics rub shudders. The vast chasm even between Bishops and Curates is partly bridged. Every school of thought can assert ita innuence, and there is enough of the Democratic spirit infused into the unwritten law of the meetings to anow even the feminine members of the Church to express indirectly their views, and thereby to bring the bent of their minds and feelings to bear upon the questions under di.3put:e. There are many meetings held besides those on the oSicial programme. At social pardes, the discussions of the day are re-discussed with a freedom of expression which would astonish the president of the day could he hear them, and what we call opinion in the Church of England is formed in mode3 of which we little dream. The love of taking and of hearing others talk is sure to draw a large attendance. jChen there are so many classes and sections in the Church, and being afraid to trust each other, they all go to watch each other and see fair play. The result is not always in favour of unity. We get a little confusion of tongues now and then but, on the whole, there is an absence of "scenes which are in any way disagreeable. No ou3 ca.;i coal- plain of a, discussion being characterised by animation, and certainly there is generally enough animation in the discussions at the Church Congress to light up some of the dul- lest subjects. Some people seem to think that the annual assemblage is intended to promote unity. Whatever the intentions cf its promoters may be in that respect they are net realised. It is clearly impossible to weld together as one band of brothers an ecclesiastical community diSering so widely, while professing the same faith. When you bring diverse elements together you must not be surprised if you get a coition of opinion. For instance, there is Father IcNATics. He has hastened from his Monmouthshire retreat, and in good tima has taken lecture halla at Shef- field, where he inveighs against a great deal of what the Congress aims to accomplish. The Archbishop of YoRK, in his open- ing speech yesterday, entreated his brethren to have some regard for unity but Vt'hen we measure the gulf which separates Father iGNATius from the Arch- bishop, we see how didcult it is to have a united Church. There are the leaders of other parties in the Church quite as con- scientious and as resolute as the Monk ofLlanthcny, but who happen to differ com- pletely from him, and from each other and in their case how can we hope for unity ? How vain it is for the Archbishop to ask his brethren, as he did, to lay aside their unhappy divisions." To lay aside their divisions men must lay aside their con- victions, and agree to forget the history of the last few centuries. It would be very desirable to see all the members of a National Church able to agree on points of doctrine, or at least on matters of ritua.1. The Arch- bisboo of course feels that if the Church Îa:b on the; essential its member;; are, lo in Rn !1!lsolm.1 position for whcu a Li set. up for us to copy, it is :tb30- lu'-cly nec;3s:iry that the mxbl should at Ic'ast approach to perfection. If the members of the Church cannot agree \vhether they are ri-ht c'r wrong, w!'a.t a.e outsiders to do Who'u are they to f}lIow! H.igh y Church, Lo\v Church, or Broal Church— o;' none of them ? To decide suoh.a knotty point pushes the will a? HAMLET puts it; and not the will only, but evary faculty of m:u'. Well may the Archbishop speak of this as ?' the hour of the Church's dagger," and beg his hearers to "hold fast to that upon which they could unite." Thh little se itsuceis signinca.nt. It is little enough upon which the Church can unite and ths condition of an important corpora- tion distr?ct'?d by'? divisions, yet hoping to pas3 through a great crisis by frantically huhlmg on to some principles of secondary interest, is as desperate as that of the crew of a vast ironclad, hoping to ride through a hurricane by a single cable. The different "parties" in the Church of England could hardly jom in repeating their ov,n Cresd. without dinering. For in that ,Cre-d occur such phrases as these: "I belisva in the Holy Ghost, the Holy Catholic Church, the communion of Saints, the for- giveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting." In this short compass there is enough material to set ltittitlist, Evangelicals, and Broad Churchmen by the ear.?. Upon scarcely any one clause could they all agree and upon any one they would adduce argu- ni?iits enough to occupy not a single Church Congress but a dozen of such congresses. Far be it from- us to exult over such a state o: things. So far from that, we cannot but feel profoundly grieved at the spectacle pre- sented by the Church of England. Our contention, and the contention of those 'rho belong to the Churches which arc not estab- lished is that it is unreasonable to expect the English nation to adopt a form of re- ligion wh'ch even those who offer it to us cannot agree upon. How can v/e tru.jt that it is right when its own professors are not certain upon that point ? We could take higher ground than this, and prove on the words of their o\vn Bishops,that the clergy teach a great deal that is abso- lutely wrong. This, however, is a. needless labour, and 'e merely call attention to the tone of the ARCHBMHOP's speech, yesterday, to show the hopeleaanesa of a desirable reform. Tho priesthood, it seems, must all cling together, RttuaUota, Broad Churchmen, and al!. They are bidden to hold fast to that upon which t'iay can unite. "Except these abi Ie in the ship, ye cannot be saved." This is the gist o the Archiepiscopal utterance. We shall kuo-v more of the Congress than we did of the Pan-Anglican Synod and we ahalt bo able to tell whether the cisrgy follow the advice of their superiors better at Shenield than they do in their own parishes.

THE PROPOSED PURCHASE OF CARDIFF WATERWORKS. 'Vhat was expected to be aa or3.toric1 6e!d-da.y turned out a fi.J-.o. Between the previous meat- ing of the Cadiif Town Council and the gather. ing of yesterday it had besn wiely determined to secure returns from the severa.1 boroughs ut the country wLere the w&ter-aupply haj besu t.).kea into t:ia hands of Corporations. ThesM returna were incomp!ete on Tuesday, toO the CouncH, after hearing the report of the Committee ap;x)inted to report upoa the sta.te of tha reser- voir', etc., deferred debate until Thursday of next week. Officially, therefore, the question has a,d- v&nced but little—practicaJIy it has adva.uce'l much. The members of the Town Council sseri: almost unn.u!mo)ialy fa.voura.Me to the purchase, and although diScuIties incideuta.Hy turn u;), the actual res.ut ia, that the re:Moua ia favour of pur- e'i?s'n? outweigh those againat it. As we have s?id on previous occRsionH, it should u'?t be Maumed that the Corporation are getting a. bargain. The sh&rehoHers of the Waterworks may b3 compHmeated on having made a substantmlly-favonrable offer of sa1e; ? whila tlia CorMoratioB. if eatv able to borMw at f)ur per cent, will not have done badly in the p'lblio intorcat. Everything depends ucoii the rate of interest at which the purchase-money can be borrowed, for the amount of purchase-money is so great in itself that an eighth or a, fourth of ono er cent will run the borough into twenty thousand pounds extra in the course of a few years, com- paratively speaking. That, however. Is on]y one way, and not by anym'3a.n3 the moat importa!H:,in which to test the commerci.il soundness of the project S.!pp03e the water-supply of Cardie were left in the hands of a private company for the next 20 years, what would bo the additional value of the Company's interest, computed by its power of paying handsome dividends and bonuses, aa at present ? As a mere dividend-pacing specu- lation, the Waterworks* shareholders dsem their property good to hold, and consequently we take it that it is good to have-on the part of the Cor- poration, inasmuch as five months fgo, the Town Council agreed to purchase on a four per cent. basis, while the current value of the shares showed about five per cent. Since then the price has nominally increased—we say nominally, for the actual transactions In Cai\liS Wa.tei'o:-ka Shares are f-;w, because they are amons: the gocd local investmenta which ii; pays to hold. As the value of a thi:1g, all the world over, is what it will fetch, the test in question really settles the point whether or not the Corporation are likely to get value for their mo.iey. The report of the investigating Committee, submitted yesterday, is eminently satis- factory especially as by a moderate ex- penditure the watcr-aupply can be doubled. It is necessary, however, to keep increas- ing the reservoir-power p.s the demand in- creases, and the Corporation should be able io do thi-; aa cheaply as the Waterworks Company. It v< ill be seen, from our report of yesterday's meet- ing, that a fsll, and it is hoped, exhaushivereporton the subject is being prepared,and we submit that, as soon aa it is ready for dMtribu')n to the members of the Council, it should also be placed at the I disposal of the Pre, ia the public in- terest. If the public are made fully familiar wi!.h the facts and da.Ict bffore the nnal vote is taken, no one can grumble, but if a vote is taken, and public approval afterwards asked, an unpleasant complication may ari'=e. As the Waterworks Company is pledged to sell at JE3C'0,COO, there really is nothing to conceal, and to do the members of the Corporation justice, they do not desire to hide anything, except what might be used against the;n. We have been favoured by Mr Alderman Bowen with the notes of his speech on the pur- chase of theWaterworks which he delivered at the private meeting of the Corporation on the 24th ult. They are the result of considerable inquiry, and as they contain a large amount of information which v.ill materially assist each ra.tep3.yer in forming his own conclusion upon the wisdom of the purchase, we have great pleasure in giving them publicity NOTES OF ME ALDERMAN BOWEX'S SPE,-C.-q. As a member of the Parliamentary Corn '.ittee who n.grcpd in London as to the sum to be paid for tho Car.dif Waterwotk: I wish to state lay reasons for so doing. I stated to the committee in LnnJon that the price a'-kcd by t)ie Company wa'. the full value but na the Corporation had the chance to buy without nghting before a Parliamentary Committee, or risking arbitration, both of whiah are very costly matters, I thought it wise to agree to the Company's terma. and I do not think the sum is excessive, knowing what has been paid in other towns. The Coune'H must decide whether they will imr- cha.e upon the terim, bearing hi mind that the longer they delay, the gr,-Liter Mnonnt they will hwt.J to i'ay whenever they do purchase. Every ?10,000 of c?pit.'J the Con!?ny expend, the Cor?ora.tion.w:h?veto pa.y JE23.590 for. The tendency in the present day is that Corp,mÜicm; shall manage g:1S and water worln, prtrticnlarly water, therefore, I take it, the Corporation will seriously consider the proposed purchase. I have my own opinion as to whether corpo- rations or private companies best manage gas or water companies in the interest of the consumers, but thit M not the question therefore, as a mem- ber of the Council, and representing the rate- payers, I will assist the Council in every possible way. I have a amall Interest in the Water Co:nn:mv, I and therefore cannot vote either for or against the pro; osod purchase; but rny experience in the pro; osod purchase; but rny experience in matters of this description will, I trusr. bo of I some. service to the members. I have statistic-; as to the sums paid by Corporations v..ho havepur- chased gas and water vv'orks of late. Tite.nasd other details I cheerfully place at the disposal of the If the Corporatlml the they must not expect to makean iimn'di'lte profit. Corporation waterworks, asarnle. are not profit- able'. Manchester lo<!cs a considerable sum every ve.u' by the waterworks, but still they are going for powers to extend works, at a cost of millions of money. Jtn lo.'kin? at the sum naTued for the Cardiff ,It e Council must not o!11y 1<'ok the pitd canita.1 of the Company.n.ud the dividend jOW paid, byt abo. :It the g-()d 'iil, the )'o:p(:rÜi': l'Jr11ilC¡'C'('S!lI.r1 t:T.do of the Company, wi.ich is of considerable v;dn?,andwhich the Cou!;cdcr!!in..tj obta.Iu only by Haying for it; then theCo:j).iu/ have power to pay unpaid or Itackdividend. amrtunting to the sum of S30,588. winch they ".re now :'payh;? at the rate of £l,O(}() or 2,000 pt.'r annum. I will presently give you a case winch oc.curre(l lately in which son:ht ffL' e')mpulsor\' power to pnreh'jge a "1ter The sum allowed the Company for prc".pfcti\o profits and compulsory sale will, I think, siiri,r;se yoti. The paid-up capital of the CardIfT Waterwo' k; Co'npau is .£121,631. T!)<3 dividend raid ou t'l's ul,dtal is -£10,217 per The giiii-i of €3 )0,000. the price at which the Companv ofrer their undertaking, is a.bo'.tt 2:) l-5th vears' pur- cha'-e of the dividend on the present: paid-up capital of t-tie Col,!rary. The revenue of the Company is a regular and in- crea-ing one and the present rapid inere8() of <ho to'n and dist.-ict mu:'t continue to inurea' that revfnuf. The \ater Compa.ny, before the iti Londoc an the OfJT)Ol!ltion shewu to th')ir Bill, won:ù Hot il:1.mC a pl'ici) for their 11)](1(1'- t,ilciiiz. The capital and dividends of the Co:;tp'u:y were as follows:— Ferannuin. ?45,000 Ca'ntal. 1850 and 1853, at lOpercent JE4.530 00 lOpercent JE4.530 00 je45,C30 Stock. 1860, at 7A per cent 3,375 0 0 £31, G31 paid on c.dls to 30th J nne, 1878, at n per cent 2,372 G 0 i'121,C31 Paid up ca.rni.alto 30th) finn?rr r ? June.1878 ????? "0 20,450 Bonds B142'081 Total capita :md bonds. £300,000 is about 29 1-5 years' purchase of the dividend on the present pa.id-np capita, without a.ny.11,,)Av,tnce for back divider.df. The Co.npa.ny are entitled to he paid the sum of .630,538 on ,Lccoiiiit of back dividends. The bond'! of the company amounted to .620,451, and bore interest ?s fotlou's :— £10,051 at 4 per cent 8,900 at 41 „ 600 at 4 „ B2.),451 The ground rent of the house and in Charles-street was £9 per n.nnum, and the term 09';) yGa.r3. The income and expenditure of the Cumany for the la.,t eight years were a,s fotiowss F?.fn ?"<<"??? ?'a.ter Increase Balanjc r Ye?. ?''? per rents Mr of ?? '? ?-cent. on)y. cant,, revenue, c' ic .e .e je 1870 4157 10632 630G 1871 43?7 4-08 10878 2-2 C6S4 87 1872 4345 -1? H439 5-1 7252 55S 1873 4870 12-0 12428 S-6 7732 47" 1874 4.353 '22*13431 8-4 8821 1033 1875 5146 5-9 14183 5-2 9252 430 187G ,5S!() 13- G 1C353 14-G 10659 14CG 1877 6203 G-1 17213 5-3 11285 (jG J34G79 Decreas-, The increa.<'e in the cavit:tl a.ccount, a.nd the iu- crease in the wa.ter rents during the last eight years were as Capital j Incroitse Wittar In. IlJcrERc Year. ex- crease per rell ts in. p..r eetit. on!y e.cc,) t, £, -8 .c £ 18701102CO 10G32 1871 10f!850 350* -31* 10878 243 2-2 1872 I d;H50 700" -C3' 114M 5G1 5-1 1S73 113183 403G 3- 7 12423 988 8-8 1874 115534 2348 2' 0 13481 1053 8-4 i875 124040 85M; 7- 3 14183 702 5 2 1:<76 129:325 525 4' 2 1C253 2080 14'-G 1877 134847 5522 4-3 17213 349 5-8 Decrease. CAPITAL KXfKNDED. 1S70 BH0.200 1877 t:134,847 Incro&se 224,647 WATER MNT8. 1870 RIO,632 1877 ei7,213 Increase £6,581 1871. House supplied with water. 8,135 1872. Ditto 11,712 Increase. 3,577 Or an average of 596 housea per annum for the three yeir-3. If they paid off the purchase sum (E300,000) in sixty veaM, the matter wo'dd stand as foUowa :— Interest at4 per cent on S300,000. 12,000 0 0 Sinking fund to oay otf the whole ofthedebtin75year:<,at4per cent. GGO 00 12 Goo 00 Bal!tnce of revenue (profit)- 1st year jEll,5 )0 0 0 Directora' fees 400 0 0 H)uso sn.! ofHcoa in Charles street 100 0 0 Saving in otBcera, a.uditur,& collecting 200 0 0 ——————— 12,2Ö 0 0 Denciency nrst year 4<J 0 0 ) The °inicmg fund would p:'oba.biy not c,n!1 :nence in the fit-it yc-r, gi that the revenue w.*uki tvxtst the intcl'e!lt. !tn<) there wouid bp Mo I<Ms. Titfi! there wnul'i be no increasing' profit each year, so th&t nfr three yea.ra whou the sinkin;r f')n would probably commence, it would be meto't of pro<)t.p. But if me revenue inet e.L-,P. a.t the avertge of the !<Mt 7 ye!1'I! there would be i pr<.ilt after plying interest and shnung fund, of na ityerage aanual amount of JES68 i(ii,, If the amount ha.d to be pn.id !n sixty ye&rs, or the monsy borrowed a.t 4? per cent, the annual cost would be a.s follows :— cost would be a.s follows if borrowed for uO vears- I'iteresbat4percout 12,000 00 Sinking fund to p:iy off principal i'jCOyeM-sat4"percdn<; 1,2GO 0 0 Per annum .013,350 0 0 If borrowed at 41 per cent 12,750 0 0 Sir,ii:i,iq fund to payoff in CO yern's a,t 41 per cent 1,140 0 0 4 Pefjmnuru JE13.8SO 0 0 It for 7.) years- At 4! per cent 12,750 00 Sinking fund to p3.y off principal in '7'5 years at 4: pcr cent 570 00 JE13,320 0 0 LIST OF IVAT7R AXD CAS wonKS PURHHASEU BY CORPORATION a, AXD TER::3 OF PURCHASE. WATER. STOC¡'T0X AND MiDDI.ESnROCOH (187S).—In.! this case the Corpo:9.tiou for CiJmpuJ80ry powers to purchase, bu:it resulted in srbitration, with rr Higgins s.s arbitra.br. The comm'ttea settled the consideration at 25 years' purchase of maximum dividends. The qnesticn ref.;rfed to tha arbitra.tors was to assess the amount of compensa- tion for prospective pront-t and compulsory pur* cha.sc. The url)iti-ators gave to the company tha su)ti of i;213,802; this a.ddefl to tha c;1.it,lid value of the dividends, JE4C(!,175. with 8t:l,tnt:ry itud otl)er,lobti JSllO.COO, ina,ia a total of JB789,977. Coat of sn'bitratio'), etc., made it much a.bove £S2G,OO.), In this eRse the arbitrator awarded con- siderahly :nore tlitti the pa.U capital of the com- pAny fo'' pr.).cectl'e uronts and compnisory s?le, viz., ?'2 L5.?S2, th.' ca.pitnl being J3189,000. pay 19 ncr cent ca pa.i<l up capita,! for five y?:M's, and 12 per cent. a.fter. 10 per cent on CaT-din would be J612,163;12per ce:it,.E14,.5u5; 2.5 titnes L12,.163 -.s equal to £3;)4,075. CLiTHEROK, 18i7.-Aù!1uitii.'s of 10 per cent on an shares, r<;d n. bomM on all shargs, in satLs- tdction of b.tck dividends. W ÀŒ'IELD, 187'—The Corporation p&y JB4S for each p:dd-up £23 original share £24 for each piud-up 0\12 lOa share .811 for each pa.id.up £10 sliare. Bis-iuxGHAM, 1S75.—Capita, JE420.000, 8 per cent dM, 3ê2Dl,I)OO, 7 par cent total car)itr%], £621,600. Corporation propoga to pay JE1.X)C,COO c.i! a:inuitis;j at a rate to be agreed nuon, or nx3<i by arbitration—?he ?unuitioa to b& redeemed s.t any ti:i:c on paytlcp-"7 of 20 years' purchase. BjjACKEt'EX, 187 J.—9 per cent annuities for nva j years, a?d U? per cent hi perpetuity afterwards. GA8WORE?'. STAFFORD just purchased by Cor;)oratton, pa!d j 281t ye:u;,¡' p':rcha;<d of dividf-nda and a b.dance of £I,G;]O, which ruMI over 20 years purchase of LKtCESTER, !S77.—FuH cHvÏ<lcnds amounted to £1'7,2:j7 per ammm, the Corporation offered annui- ties equal to JS19,COO. and al:owed jM,000 out of reserve f'.iu i for winding up. J<;XE'rR.-UO,l:¡"l:at¡on to pay annuities equal to maximum Jivid-nds, re ieemable at 25 ycara purchase Corporation to t;dc over the morÙ;a.e and (!(,I)ent,,ire c*cbts of the compa.ny. and re-in- state the reservi) fund n.:nounting to j37,75'\ and p')y as compensation to the directors the sum of £1,:J:)() for loss of O:Ü':0 a,d winding up the a.ifa.irs of the company. A3 TO RAI9IXG A:;D HEPAYINa THE PURCHASE MOXEY. GAS. 1875. Corporation had po'.vc'r '-n ra.ise stojk bearing a, fixed and perpetual inrf "< ;y:ble half-yoariy, or otherwise, a.nd re. !m .0 :t the option of tho Corporation, at pa.)'. :u :;<c11 times and conditions as the Corpor.t- t;e'I (;el-.Izlre it the crentio.,i thereof. Attheeypi- M.tio:i of five years froia the p:t.ssingr of the Act, the CorpomLioa shuU make provision for the extinction of ths annuitica, either by instaln:ent.3 or by means c: a Mnkingfnnd.so mtobeia a. position to extill iiisli the whole annuities in 85 years from the <,f the Act. .P.rL?AST, 1874 (&As).—C"mp<ined to provide n. f:iDd -i-t t rite prescriboJ.notertu nxeJ. Power to cren.te Mmuicies, perpetual or terminable rate not to ex.-eed .1} psr csnt. Security M the ga.J !tes [told ulso the police r,ite. V/Anr.ix&TOX, 1S77, GA3.—Secnr!ty on ¡:as n,ii.d b¡¡rough rrttea. Purchase a.nnni- tif). n.nd bo:iug po.ver to rcdpe:n annuities. Sink- ing Cmt! to co'u'.nenco in 1381. A snfficient snm tL". chai], "i th intercdt cbereo:), be qiifucie-,it to ()fi t'.e whole ui 59 year' fro:a 18;;1 (mking" Sinking fund for redemption of annuities. A snHicient su:n psr annnm, with interest, as will t!.e .innuitiea in 75 years. I\EATrf, lo7-t. (j!A3.—Mortgages on gasworks .T.id borough ra.to. Sinking fund 50 yetr, Not bound to co'nmence this fund for three ye:u'3.

CARDIFF MUNMPAL ELECTION. s¡;e.1.kiu: die first week In October brings with -it of the proba.bia contest for !nunici{Mdhon.)UM, and tiii:i year proves no u t'ie general rH!e. AIrea-dy there are ru:uo'u-s -,tfloal. tha.t the of some of the roth'i:ig :nembj:-s will bj contested, while in cue at Iea.st, it n u.lle,;eJ th:it the retinae me n- ber 'ill not o.fer Iii!zlself f.n- re-election. At it, there is nothi)ig deHnitely known either a.s reg?i-d. tL-e-ih c.i.ndida.tes or the retire'neut of oU o:icg. If it be the intention of aay of t!ie sittiug momberd lW to seek re-election we think it ia due to thsir const.icuent? to be made a.wa.ro of the flr:t at the c'l;Ee.,t po:ible lLILJ ;() that tbne Inay d::t.?. Frc;iiLhuIiit which wo append of therG- in e.-6,-h ward we think the electors '.vlU in thoe \vho hf'.v'' given a fah- :t:id resonal)lo ainonnt of ti:ne :tttelltio:l to their public dntie.?, n.nd those who !n'dn.ny, if not entirely, titeii. It n t'; to dL:¿;ah5c the f¡,ct thitt zllarg,- alnouat r i-. n.bsol:)<:ely to dicj¡arge the devolve nLJ<:H1 a member of the C..trdiiI Corp'n'a.i'.m a.nd iG is equally clear that ge.u'e;ne.i wh;) c;i;not the tiuie should noi, .d.'m th.'m'olves in n, fal--c by becomuig 1ac¡ilbtcs for municipal honours. After aU it Is for the burgeas to correct these :Lbl¡eS by dcciii.InL;' to sti:)port candidates who h,(V3 not Llv ¡¡cc:e3.rv tinT} or the disposition to :te:;d to public buiiJess. Thia re:nrk appliea nbo to the election of guardians, for it is !:oi;or!o;!a t,];zit n nmnbcr nf gentlemen who a.nnns.Hy .t.llo-.v their n.unea to go befoe the p':b!ic as -uardiaiis uf the poor, syste!ll¡;,Cically neglect the poor, a.nd :l-¡¡ that reln.tes to the a.dnnnistra.tion of the Poor We therefore hope tho electors will exer- cise great care in the selection of candidates, for Uta'welfs.re of the to.vti de:na.nd-! t!M closest %t- tl,itioll of the members of the Corporation at the present juncture. Tne retiring members <M-e as foro\.s EA'-i'f WAi.D.—Messrs John Cory and Mr Robert Da vies. '\VARD.Messr3 Thomas Cross and T. -W. ,-T aCdb3. H(.rrrn WARD.—Messra John Evans and G. A. !Stone. CATON WARD.-re:rs T. V. Yorath and Thorna. Willm.ns. FoATH WARD.—Messrs John Eva.na and Alfred Tiiort!a.s. As regards tha the practice of aelect- !II'; the senior member ha.a now beco'ue almos t the rule, and therefore it n pretty generally un- derstood before the dLlyof election who is to be :nHyor for the current year. Of eourae there is no rule without exceptions, and circumstances I,,¡g-ht ariso in wilich it would be i.-iexi edieit to e'-c-.ct the senior member to occupy the position of chief magistrate of this large aud important borough. Although tha Corporation does not de- si?!;a.te the mayor-elect untit after the manicip&l oieutiona on the lat of November, it is pretty generally believed that tho choice will fall this year upon Mr Alderman L-awi: Should such prove to be the cafJe, we are conndent that Mr Lewis will fill the ofSca with dignity aa'd discre- tion. and that the best iut-siest3 of the towa will not suffer at his ha.nds.

OUTBllEAK OF PL'i:URA-EU- MOIA AT PEDOYLAN. Th atteution of Mr Moir, veterinary aurge.'B. Cardiff, was on Monday CAlled to a. cow a.nd& Cttif on a. farm at Pc,.i,,Ioylan, near Cardillo Both were found by him to be suffedn from plenro-pnet!. tncnia. Re at on took the most effective method for preventing the spread of the dtgeMe, uud at nre.sellt na extension of the dise&seh.ts been re- ported.

;V ALRÓT'l'Q!! FOXHOUNDS. MEET AT ABERAYRON. The Vdie of Towy foxhounds )net on Mondity at the IIutei, and proceeded to Wern cover, near Llanarth, where they found imme- dia.toly. The couutry beiog very rough Mtd thickly \vooJed, it was almosh imposaible to get the fox to break cover, as the largb concourse of people surrounded the wood &nd headed him back in every direction. However, aJFter some hours* h:t.rd work the fox broke cover, and w:ts run into into in n. few mnidte?. Miss Hoyd, GIansevin wn? thenMt "a.t the death." The neighbour- hood is very much indebted to Captain TLtloyd for bringing itM hounds into the district.

SUSPICIOUS DEATH AT NEATH ABBEY. ARREST OF TWO PERSONS. About ha.lf-p;1,;t nve a.m. on Tuesda-y a young msm na.med A?ron Jackson, of Neath Abbey, ??? 24 yeitt?. w.is found <!ead on the door step ot JMrs lUeijards, on the sido of the turnpike roa(]- He was seen returning from Neath about IDldnh the cOIIlpany of two yonng men named WHuatn Owen. of Skewen, and Robert Roberta, who say that they left him on the road ne.u- the spot w?ere he w? fouud dead. An inquest w&s opened at the Hope and Anchor, the Abbey, iu tha afternoon, a.ud formal evidence WM taken of identity. A po.'t MM?<t'Ht v.'&a ordered, and the inquiry wtM adjourned to Thursday uext. bmee the inquest the two young men Owena and I.obertd have been titl a-i into custody on a. charge of m&n- sla.u?htcr. it M aiieged th?t the pnaoner Owens h:d fm a!teroation with the deceased, but, with -col the exception of bo'lle (!,i-- o. -irttioii of the chin, no marks, of violence are VMiMo on the body. j

I EXHIBITION SPICED ViXESAR (PATENTEt)).-I"ae puhli lIi:lY01JtaiU thu Vinegar in jurit a.nd bottiea of all 1 the le:djn Cmcera m 'South Wlit. It f-u' eurpMtea t'?uwi'a.'cver. !()rf.)]dtQeaLt=,tish,s..ttad'i.&c,Ma daiLeioua cot?hncut. Whoies?e cuiy itt WcriM. Hutchh?t? ?..??-.<?-<Mt. Bri.tt.a? taaM

t THE CHARGE OF VIOLENCE ,< AGAINST A CARD!FF FULiCE CONSTABLE. At the b.iro'?hroilc3-court onTu'-sd?v-" b??cMrG?. ?i:-daudJL'r I?d'ard.—l\C!. Albert RyLT?ds, n, member of tlio boro.,?h ;x)Uo< force, was chn.r,,ad with ?M?.-dE.in? and wo-?ndin? ? French Eailor, uauied I?ouis Leclmnde, on Sun' da.y moiiu:j 1:>5t. Mr M';ler, of C.tr.IiBPt a,pe:lreù fur Lha dcfenrbnt. of )?'o-!eoutor,vho,se'e;-n.l\vtt.?-is.?p:?.e?,c?'t? hitherho spe;k j??lLsil -.veil. v.'?s iii:erp.'H?? t<' the conrt. ti--e [ihl)Llt 12 o'clock the Custom lbu 13rid: H'j-'weat tl) ::dt'e;> ,lit the b';C¡loU;;e Le ha.,1 no bcLter !)!ac-e. \vas snml" tÏc:¡e aftenvar<l-; s¡ake,¡ bv th ar 'j !ly the wiw ,told Ü.¡n to w.i.ke np a! !.r() ;m'a.y. strv,k t,1, I,, ¡:tl1¡¡if}:;{:¡i?1i¡; (\It;ncs-;t.rpa b,ows )!I t"!IE, it. s'.d lakiig (,It ins kr.ife, threatened to CK !.i.n i; he iiit him a?:i; Ths c;isi'iitt.,tc.it.,=tc?y. took to t'm heels an.'t ra' \Y?f-!t i. :ec'?n'e< ? ano:h3i.'b!.)-.v. C['?.?9-ta.i;[e!:T:?'r.;)?H?i't:t w.As rne oil tlH L;:t ;ca' Dr.H:trd.v:an \v.9cnHed :!tt' '.v!<K39 lit ness) a e sc'.i'p \vou'i u;chcs ¡:'Htr:rek vi .ti L.J, :.u:d a .G.¡ic;: on the shoulder. t w.u t. ie "ad r'i) a.'d !;< 32 (Tho:¡;) "t:ted th:t Lf' l:e:¡rd n w;t:. while c,,l (i!lt-; iii tree iin I guilic-ti ;)Y its sound w';n!, i.'itd Ch?'-l?t?-?ireet, s.t'.v ?rt?t-cu- t''r on the gro.ui!l n:id Ü.r i<md, !itti:i,r hitn. \V:t' nes?, iu n.ve:' ta n, quc.ti?n. received thp M?'.vef fro'.n JtyLtud. tha.t tae FMuch;n?n ha.d aHe.tt-?J tosta.bhim. 113 g,av-- aii,i zi, Utt'" way o;? defellJ¡,\llt found the ktufe tha foM?nerh.?l.?ed. Prcsec'-tto"v.sexL-.t.'d!tO After a.u :ddre.,3 n;! beh:df of the Pfi,¡ouer frota .?.n!!er, The bench s:iil they wore nna!limon.lyof o!<!n!on thtt the coHstn.bte h-<.d med unnec<3.s:¡,y 'l'b:.y beiieved, ho'yever, that be was with a. knife, a.:id th.t the :,tssa.dt was committed u:r.!ei.' fie iniiitence of irritn.ion and exenement. They woui!{ not send defenJ:1.nt to i;:wi th!<! time, as they wo'jhl a I;a(l Dot been previously used. He would t)c fi!:e:.l th< sum of 20-: aild costs. They.in.T.dditi&a.couK ae)!Hd the forchner not to n-jf; the wcipir) a!; all in t !e Llt\t. a:id this ho promised not to d wHhtha.ukstor,hebe:.ch.

PREPAID TARIFF i'OK IÂl.L ADVERTISEMENTS. hUtn'U .JAil.>' ;:¡l';W:t;,)t.t- WOI:D. CM Th-ec Six j T.raoa. I s. d. I 8. d. B. _d. I s.. d. I8Worti.w I o-ö-li'0I-i6-!2b' .2¡ \-Vordtl I 0U t 16 2 3 M Wor:1s j l '0 2 0 30; 40 <5 Wonh I 1 I :3 o i\ Vi oms ( 1 G 0 4 6 jC0' ?adiextrt? i?e ??03 060910 a W<-rd3J e¡':1. a-ppJ.y (}f}1y to the cl!1.<l°es of afl,.ertge. "ut pe"lf.1 bc!,)1\ :\I1.j stnctl,y CO.lO:n<;U to tlwso .&('h ;¡.r-()!'t"Jrcd t¡)f CO:fkr:i:Tïr iUiert;on) auJ i'AID FUH. ral:Vl6t' I'd JF:r,:T;-o!1 i cit!'el. of tte'13 C(iutld,:ûa i Th'.t CfJn1plH:JI \ith, thc':J.J{ertl!:ennt wiH b6 J":fla¡-ll,)" ,<= R;L>ÀIao)'¡;¡ :wa;e A'tt!TMKM-)-sWA'<TED. I Y7p"SE3TOt;T!I.ET. ,1\ aí';lCN'I'R TO !T. A :1"LLM \O':iEY TO J.B:;i). ÀRTI(:L£8 1-"O\:)l¡"- .¡¡r-t:L:,AF.a"'S A:8. 'II1'jJINf'lIIf' ,t Í'nN)!lAL. 1 ,í;;<Y,¡,1.n:ov> Su.i. "1!INY.l'8 WA:frxo. P.'iT'U;UH w.)i'zo. '!nrS)H TO LKT. SIn.' AT!').'iS :wnes Sn'AnoM3 \YAST¡;O. t*eMOBaamwtr:ua'AuvGi-t!<'n'.entsiiit'i.s South H'n.'c. NetL'lS ar requested to" tteud to the foUo'.virg ex- ? Addrt?to Mi i:ti? (or nu'vibcr) nt the OfRcc meMs Ul&ly, di.'octed to the in.tM.) or number at the 1JtL¡{Y Uii.ce (as A. H. C., or?<olX;.7?t.?</?<'K.sUt?ce). ? App!y .tt, tbo ?'f.f A e:? OSice mo-ms tn?.t ?c?oMf! e??t?r?'tmu?t b? n)a.<ie at the ?<t;? ?c;"? OtiJee, M'i.t-r.} tht; .?tirt; a of u ? At;e;'t;scr w.)i ?a ?ivD:. Vi:;e<i t:()t to Mend ?ji?,t]!?i m?i?.O;?, but°C?'l?Ed &'<LY.. Per.,nug in ::Ihnuscript ma.y e!rtilll:1tC the s)'a.c they wi.i cccupy by Elht t') a. ;);]'i t'vc;ve )i)!c-, t' r.ti inch. Wh;!e we use out- endesvuurs t" Adver- t}s::u)ent:i ()II the tl(\k prdèred, Y,C (;¡n't ;uarante :h&t this \Vdl b tlO:lC. tLc.t C'\f8 j n:() t:en to elire ;h OO'Tcet priuÜu< or A i\j ti:;(:llt:tlt:3, l>u 'e C;\lIlJot bc 'espõuiijhh fvr inaccumcíe, or ¡or ¡lIY eOJ:ei¡Ut;IICes rblin¡( thrrdr"!J1. ChequM .t:)tt l'o3t-oflk: Orders to be pz.ya.bte to D. & ¡); 7.5 ? 7H. &r. ?AnY-STREET, CARDIFF. '-C whom ?ii B-.?itjcss C<'t:i!']unK;?.tij!.s sh?u!d be ?-d- tr&<Me<). 1', :'n; <u- LTJ<:j\.AH.Y Cl)\Tj.q. WlïOH whoui't he nd.ircsxed Tt]E Krnc'tt, ;outh lVaic,: .iliew.1, <Ai:)jJT-F. -E.o.w(- are i'A<' pr;,qt,¡1 (;M.0-<- <t<'< hal'(: rrct'nfl,1! pr;Jlmrr,.te-rl t!t)( (0 M/<.)' ad.-lrF3$'l /.0 initial; li;nwa, fIT tù;titio;;¡ H<t.'?tMC< the J'ost.qtJicc, óut to !'r?:tt <As $rtme f!i' once <o <<' lJ::(d OJJice. .Ådl'ertiln' are )'tCM/('re rc()mm.rodcd fc ,Ú1't tlvir ¡"'(;[I"1' t;f!')'< cr tù select so??K d'M.'< /C?- ihci1' 1r:tll b. /M' at our chief antl oj)ica as MUSICAL. TDEA!'IXOMrSK'AT Sir-nT.-?,Ir Si'nsEv:)-: wni ?? UP?titCJ.A-i? onWo;L';e3day?v-'nh;g', Oct??r t. o O\;iClC(, a.t. Trmity C'hatet l'ark-stred. Tênns,j pe:- çLw:'tcr, r¡;yaJjle ill ¡d'\1. 'I R F. A'i'l.IKS, Ji:)c., Oxon, TMcheT-.)f the l' 1'1'HP!(i!! l..d t:iu!!Îp; 1J. JC:1Jii,J expc'ieuce in hc art Qt t.(:¡'jnz. fen;]: ¡;i}, Ir fI'lmrter. l'¡;t.cc.rds ,n-. t)t.t<;ndt;'ito. ljt!!)7 EDUCATIONAL 1\ Ge-;t!m (.>Í!e!- Mi- a few V weeks uj au exp-rieuced TUTOK. who won1,1 -h forw ..r.) his chiidi-cn in French. I.atin, &c. Count.v ,ferred-' Aùù.esd Zeta,Hoa'.h News" :ce, Cardit1. TAHAN. -LeMCtYS required in thn evening.—Ad- dress, terms, toM.M., Da.y :\ews" -d:S.Bl8. DOMESTIC SERVANTS. NL'RSE. Must a '001 nce,¡]ewontan not unùer :5. l,pply s .Lc\f iiot, Ci;&431E;gh, R ath. 5155 1 E:H:,L", SERVA:.T, as HOUSE- r to 'm: iion.&e. Good .r&cter Ï1H.li:-tpfn:a:jje; .middie-aged; En[.;jhw(Hnan furred; iHlIlJ;1Ü:atdy.- Ad(:r(; N. Edwa.rds, I'vs- ce, Be:<uÎOn. 51(:3 GENERAL SKKVANT. be l' M de,11 a.r:J L.b<c t.) \vMh an( h'). A .forta.b'e ho:tie.—At.ij:y M jir. Georg-e, Xcwport iT ANT CD, a. SERVANT trood ch.r.cter f' Ü;(E,1e1,b'c.Ap);v "ct Etnt Vij1f1.. (oDj!o.iro Wyndha.m Hotei), Catdin. E'7'ANTEI\ l.OOO SERVANTS in venous parta of ? E?!aHd. Cof'.?, .213 to .E:0 H?U3H'i!a'f?. E.erytlllIl; Í01lõh1. Abo Lauy's !a.iùs, AttCIl<l- 3, !!evera1 Hen Ser-ntJ, a.nd other. SpçcÜl l{eiste¡' ({oveme'Ec" and L:J.dy Iielp3. Ara.tm.;nts pruvidc-l. tftainT stM.po'-i dircc?'d eiYe;upa. to M: n. T. Mrey, U?, Pj.rk-u-eet, London, \V. 48?2 PAHTNZn;HIP. with -f30Ó ,DtC'¡. Sem:r;ty g-h-stt for money irrvB6teÜ.-P., ouh "eq l):1!Jy \"C'5' t-e, S'.vHu\.ca.1 .'1 .ü2{P2::It- ;( 1;lf",I:fi;ltal"\t r who ca.n jbt.CCu to £l,CO, to Elltatlis!;e¡': a.n,l extt:!l-:i¡vè Youndry a.nd Lngiuc;rLIg' rks, centrally 8itm;t(I.-Appy to 6tep)¡e:1on, Ahx- er Mid Co., ChaJ;18::r3, (;art:1IT. J:)., tTH?LK??LH "P.tPF'R? TKADK. — W?'.te?,? V i'A!H'??;!i, with ab.jt ?1,CO<), in an estabi?hfd tnes3. A go'<1 Ol,c;f.ing f"r a young man who eouU the o{f¡ce,; dep:utIl.leut.he:;s, A. Ð. C., 0;2ee of .;?-==- 51;) EHKS. ¡SSISTANTS, :u1.:eri!, Ca.di.! .Rt Y,l!JI >f.,?X lo\i:t:.1:;1!L: T': o Price, Abersy.n..1 .m- ):t_i- ,1;: :ITUATfO!'¡- YACANT. T.u f ers.-App:y C.>>lS Br09., V;urkiDg-street, C¡;.rdiiL ?R?SSMAKERS.—Ttree good'Dressm?ors vanned y i!u!)t-tte!y. ?.o'e HCfd r-p);iyhut :e3!)y?;oi;d \7?A?TE5*ur.mc.?t?y, a. steady M??ns'M.]N y PAL\TU\ and t<j rie Paiuter, Lla.Jen,rj". tKAPEH\ Wj!!t"d inuued.'ateiy n. Junior Han !.— ? Appiy, st.tti! sa.'a.ry and rjfsreuce, t'* B. R. n, GoldelJ Key. Treorky. 5:8 )U 11 young' ste.dy, and John RaM, YstLJ..t 1iIJ- 1 m, 51 .)0' [0 n. act've 1 LAU; mmtt thorl.u;hly understaud P'<st-o!n-e te? and mn.kc h'mseU (>lJ'¡,aliy us3iu!'—App!y to E. 5!70 ¡;12J., 'hi'\ufa.cturer, n;ackw;;o(l. 5:71 jO DRAPKM.—Y'n.ted, a.u cxpenenced YOU'-tG MAN. One who h:n a. kuowtedgo ot the Ollttltt.hw erred.—Appiy and stlte fut! partieutars to W. R'. 'a;fi, C.t:;na.rt!)cn. 51gi. .0 GR()(;EjS.\i,I¡teJ iilJIrJc,!illteIy, a grood Pro- H:U)' P'ri"lll aud a.bstMner H. Bev¡w, Bridg-e.ld. 5¡80 VA:-iTED.-kl s.n:i puhilg- V MMi i.a LL; \GER in the Crocery'a.n.t Pro'ah;n te. Weixh, an.! highest refercncea :n(ii-;)e:isau:e. .1)', "t1t:n r.:ft'rences an:1 S!lary exvck", t, !C.T., ''17!' iT-ÁX'¡'J.V, to tho C.Mthi? &nd ? Tradp.—Ap;y <t 11, Jamea-street, .roa¡J, C.,r- 51: !UWELL a.Hi Co., the Cardiff Drapers, h:ne AC.I(;ŒS fo¡.two 01' Utrea Young iu .HanUe Depa.rtme.tt; "'dO, tv.-o reg)e-ta."e tfM a. Apprentices. :j!!5ï man T.n Wo¡-k- in lut bJ com;.ct..r.t, a.Me to ch.trgo at the .'incc :ness.-Ad<t.re:-s,1I1 .e<<ntidencc, A!ph:l, ullh W<1!3 .5 News Offi;c, LardHI'. 5161 ? ??'?'' '"?-?-taiy.M expsrn?ced ?HLLtM;U, ? ?bie tu a.??-t ?t ?how-rcom Sa.!es.—App;y,Y/. Evu ?Mt-street.wa?aea. ?? ,VIf. SE?VICt: APPOY?THH?TS.?TuitionbyCo.- tes xudt'< CcnttQi.iBH.-tt?ytUgforQovenntjent 'oI:;t:?cfit<.—A n'einhsr (? the Se:-YMo p.-C).)'e3, '?i o- (;.i; d??tM f!r t.je ?x.?e. Custom?, a.d -ra?,oi!!t.:ae:.?.- '??.48, Lh.t?i-s!.feet. I?h?ton, ? ?ApEtY.—?.t?'.e.t?t <c.?,.? -n<?t!o YOU?C 1? M.?'. M't.? be ? ?"? ,?''j').-ta.:)d Stock- he.'?r. App y, M'?'; fuh ?"eu;?jrj, ? ?.?.?s n?lCmN- r??. L'?ad' u if?u-e. Pj?typoo. _?'?'' ,-V' A:iT¡;l>. :dt! Gen.TA! TV to E¡j,vJ,rd au.L Tttt?tnaa, Manche?t?- Hru.c. Eryfrt?wt'Ji8 'J U. EVANi- 1'rHpe-Hae.jte,, i'3,u'e? ? p's!r::? Youti? L'r..¡>ery A! J:m;Lf;trtheOutHtLh: ?'*?.?..?.?f B-'y *g"A?pnH.yrTCE') ?.: ? Wiiit?nM?rest-tFtBof, P(tn'<.rdt;!?? °' H,? 'thu ;cJ, n yodh :ts ?? itg'Mti ?)C't l'J; u.?tT.l.ta preuMum rcqttt.nj,- ?!'M' to D. G. J.'m?, Ki'?-al-reet. C.i.rina.t'te:t. 5iz? ? ?SAP?ttY -Hor?j H/o-i., Cttrd.<t, rc?uirj ?u AcM'.e ?J? Youth M Apptt;atiso. _oilJ ?g1<.) M!Li.<?:W.m:3'' imri3di.te\v, a g-ood Jt l.{.Ii':U.-APr-¡Y tJ A. T;iOHM-, W. rvck nouse, ?eoMt. ÅGC!1.S, TRAVELLERS, ?c. -B.'A8T tt!(H.tTp?. Com-any's Stores.—Shop!:eep.-? or ?? «Ch<rs WK?.n? ?, ? ? ???. ;,)e,es n ay do "o C'<.Ii;r,¡, c,r IlIuba Te.s supplied by* 1¡_Cvllipa.ny .t t>.e Storey 9, <.re&t St. S-,l(;< tlno COLLŒlt Y -í.ti;o Ad"crt,i'cr iin Ar.KNCY fo;- the of TfèA:,1 or HOt?E tUAL -?:<?'y or U?n.Mi?;,?. n< h.i!. P'.?iy ye&rs expo'i'-ncs in bothtnu'ies <? Ca.rdiff. W.u)i.l tntai't thttie Mmicy in a aM'nii, but good H'.USE CCAu COI<Ht:ttY. in order to secure A.'snGy.—Ad.L&a. "!4eMh<nt," "f:aih X" (Ü ¡,'dJ(;Jï K WLOOE.'t,; SEX.—.ei3'euMys'n-e!y and ho!\estJ £TtJ. utll.iljg t,o !-ocd. !\o eaplt:-l Jeqmred.. }'ree for iot;1Ü¡n.Ü're:.<s So\'eitj' C(o., El'eJ("'S, ¡,Jan.;bœtet-. 1 ;93 r u"t't;a J JJ .£"\z;c;rt. <ùtf::d. :nd Ai: ,wøeer s pnec hst, trop. Henry May, Bj;m};nm. oJv,l r:= SITUATIONS WANTED. by a W ??en?);t M .dl._rJ U..etu!C.m- ga.uy £18 to £:D md J'ireh or I!.n¡a:1d.. Addfesa 1i,,¡, w,). tiMM, U, .'i'Jr'tI(: (,3: A RESPECTABLE MA?. with ?i?.'d !a<:=.na ?nd ?oo? A references, who ? hc;d tru.tworthyandrMpon- Bt?p?HttMMfor-.?e?iye.?.de?re? a RE-M.UAGH- MENt?uid not o?t-ect toaM?stiou ? an ?uct.oneerin? b?inejs. c?-H n.e:-ch.mt-s 3?bl!S;i..ie?t. t?uoer y&rd or ?ti.?e co&! t?.)e. with vie.v to p?'?'?-?'? pr9:erre<t. Audrey, SaaU' ? ??'- L??? ?,?' OiHce. CM<MF. -¡ÙSœI-¡\.NEOUS- WA NTS. J-J EA VY WRO?'QMT mON SUKAf (cool) ? 9 tended on tructa iowest price, wii.h pt. t:<'u!?ra, ?ur ea?h.- A?draga, Mr Geora-e HoMia 2 K? ? s- t?<t. Ci?tee, f'a?iA &1M EGG:E5D rOrLr., ? '1! lsft.by7.'t. perch nr.d Co, Dutp to ITf:CIL\SE VilJa M)d P:'o- t'crty 1:1 CardiT.—Send ful! pirticuiars to :Ir Hem, Atic.ijcieer ""¡hi Et.at0 AgCIJt, H, LODG1XGS, APARTMENTS, &c. COIFOn.1XDÜ; or t?-o youn? g-cntl.me: rC:J,<¡oJl:J.bie terms_-L'ry House, Ada.ms- U mediate Two or Three RUOMS, ¡¡,t 2, Terius 1e- r..tc. < 1 oJ TO DE LET.—ROUSES, L.A:ND, &c. n'O LET. "COLU r.LOW" FARM. pa.r'.h of Ppn:rey. Lease and crop by ? 5 1;3;) 'S"&E\ARTH.— HOUSE TO LET, a.t ?"? Whtd-ior tarrnec a.ts.) Suites of OJ'FICLS 0.1 the -?'ound Aoor, Mount Stua.)t-squa;rc, Carditr—Apply G. i-? Stowc.3j.j. j Y3 E'NA KTTI. To LE r or SELL. iLl. WTHOR:>; c')n1for:1.ble auJ C0IDmor1iCQ;3 resill-ncc. cont:,in. h.s dra.wmg'. and bea.!ft roum- !avat;-)i'te3. p.uit-y, kitchens. Ceiinr, scve'.t bedrooms, and h'!Uje,andpi?er;e?wi!.hinav?nu)xnM3'wr-!kfrcct r:t.v.T.y st?'ioit, ci'fU'ch. be?ch, &e.. a.:id ccn'tm.:ndin?- extensive views of the Ci?uuet and. M'?'rou;??!'? cou'ttry. —Fo'- further p?rti&u!? a nT)-);y t.? Mr.ddox :u;dE:cry, 7.3, St :fi,y street. C:.rdiK. _?'Lt)S rS'1\VO wn!i-bu: VW LLLL\U-UUl &1:5 to .LUT. j!_ t;on he.l.thy, a'.d very low .c:!t.—A['piy 'tilúma: 4), M:1.nscl-stl'eet, W:UJsca. 138 rill'" 10I.F. LET, r.u the Newport-read, _&. t¡[\Ut.el and '-u!ur;'od;uj hOObE. Ca.y& tew y:n"Js ti'oni ti;e pro;Mf<l tr!n:n.y.ex?naiu:i t.e''nihiu .— Ap?'y at 27, ?..ir? ri?.ce. Cn.;diiT. _??L rS? LEr.Ko.'J.?ou'hey-str?et c-o?s?n? Wi-'rdwnrth- ? 6.t-c'-t),R??t'n. Im?'-d.tj to?'e?;on.Ap}''yto ?S?U LET, C. 'SL'?IGLA? V:Lf.A. o7):w.:to Tr?m C?r j_ St'?tio I'.e'i'ort-oa.J.—Ap:) y .Sdrm?ndis Vt.ia.. <;i71<.) ') 1* pel' wc:;¡<HIU:r: I'UL'SH, ? ¡.,¡'> )U nea.itny, :;¡tnation, 15 r::h;utM walk hoai 1î¡:;h.->tre. r.ulwn.v !.t.<.t:ou, C. A'nery. C'-)iicK'e-trect. lûS5 TO HE LET—BUSINESS. PREMISES, &c ?rAHJAELE t'HK;flgES ? ST. ?lARY-ST?EET, ? CARL'IFF.-Tuba Let, v/ith t)o.:s.S3?u:.tt'8ex- of i'o.e;u)d Co.. J);-ap?r9, St ?lary s?.rc.t. i.he Tr.c:,& feet and .t t epth of [,out 1M feet, with a.n additional piece "f ).md ih the rear S3 ;eet by74ie<;t. T;icretj access ;o ttie back premies by a:\ i!)ipur!ant th&i-ouKh- farf. Th.; buiidii gs' arc extensive, coHveuipnt, and tni- situated, afforùin;; fa.;nme'3 tor a J?-?c ..n t fb-st-claib tia.de. Mid; a.d.tpt?.-d to a.uy i.npcr?n!, undurt.ikin?.—App'y to Mes? St?phensoc, An.x.t.tf.a; and Co., Queens <. T\) LET.—SHOP and BAKEHOUSE, situ ¡t;;à street, Tn:ol'ky, OPP06Ïir¡ Te¡np'e or J:1.shio¡}. C:lJl be enured Nov<)mu"r 1st. _Fjrst.c; ¡.L:;n":J: G0ù.I Ct,Ho..<.ge;-r?.Mert,hyr.Ty.i)'i.?' ''?'' ?' ??? rl'o BKEWER.S.—To Let, aud ? .Merthyr- Re:Jt m0der::t. Cu.irry-t:ct, Merthyr TydSL _&17S LET, i'ontvpridd bos'. centre 1 of the tf.)wn; bidi:i? from :ra:n-ru..d cluae to i;r};:SJ'J'3.forl:l\e, Hai)wa.y Cotth: Pontyp- [,W7 fB?<? LET, Doub:e-!tee.?e IlUCSi;. ?tuued m u eoun?i-y _BL <w. go?dtr.nle. f't..rpj.it.cu:?s,pptytoD.L., f'B?O EE?IjET,?wit'7":m:ued?t!r posse?=i?! an o:d JL est'tb.Mhed Si:i?'i Licensed rCLLUJ-HOU?E,?!) cnplt'd po?i:i"u )') C?'.dI{f.—F(?t-nar{.:(-?!s.r??pp!y.?ddox M?d Emery. 7C, S? M?r. -atr'det.UarfU'Sj%4 f?O?LEf?r?t-c!:MS DL'elNH-S'i'REMiSES; cct!t.aJ:y JL i'itu:.tcd,eurnet<.fC'?cgu-i-t.e?t,Sw.u??. S?t- ai!ie ijr ch6m:st. New mtin? at vi.u.t?n. Ler.t !o-,v. —A;.p!y, n. i'hUUpj, Au .t; oncer, ?wMm' 51".J ??'?ROCEK? A?tT'DK?'ERS.—To L..t, CU.M?tER- ACL.\LI1DU.3E, LiMt?t Mujor L?'? sh<,p,pmte r ,(;!as, a.r.d ?M'den. i&wit, aK.! wiltnt' on premises; V/. L. Price, Mi LET. nIle 3-slor,y WA':t.HOLSE .d Roomy ci'se t.? the VOC, an; admi"[1.bl'y a'ap,ed fc) \1)(1',(>5;1;0 M'?g-an & Co., Docks, Cardt" ?_???.?.. -==- ""BUSINESSES FOn, DISPOSAL. ??ANTON.—Doubie-'iceHsed H?u-c, ??'? Ho".?:n"- '? ?Ucy Pri?-ate House att?f?e 1; lon?' LeMC.—J.m;i Jurtkms & Co., Phi?mrmonic Ch?roijer?, Ca.di;r. 5174 ??K(X:E?'A\D'E.-U:.THLN?AY;E' BUSJNE?? t) be J'jhn Jc!;k]ns and Co., PhMha.rmonix Chatnuci's, Caddo _al87__ <'r<A?L'iFF.—Frej I.'oub:e-]icm:sed PubiicHc.us?. ?? Rctipactabij?'?HtynMdtrrtde. In3-0!ng-n:c.i-3''ne. &.tt:;if.Mt?ctorv rc&a;)ttd fur Id:.vi)ig',—Ap))iy to Job!) Je'.i- .?iL.'u?.?.???.r,?;(;chH.n:bei'???: '?31 ?AU'JIFF.-WI?EaudSMRIT VAULTS. Co?t t ??. ?? Uesp?ctaMene?hboarhcxxL ?l,l'0.—Joh:)Jenki;;s ?/ :eif0. Juhn Jerkins H.r.d Co., ;¡il;{f(\i .Pniiha.rM')!ioChKMbe:s,C.M'dtir. 5133 mn thriving ') ;n a. I..RA: ,),I:E.:s: e.:t.ib!:3bod Mr reined in encc(.?'.i?'n.—I''r.r fuii p.t'tiau'a.ra Rpph- t') Mr \V.Uor;? Grir!iti?. ?t?i:)'r, C'.ri?srthe- C.3?-i LiceMed the ..hovj,; ÎPi" ùisposal, ejther 011 1(>.)c or til let. In.. FOR SALE.—HOUSES, LAND, &c. rlo a. DWELLING HOL'SH. double to 11: GL.iL' m t Llev.ui.yn 1,t.:l,vpartt ?'!I)lL '?7?0:? SALE b-/ ?R!ATE CO?'ACT. eor.eineut i' VtLLA.in'S??THEY-STKEET. Uruund;c..t Y7'?Ci.:LLEXT K;-r\m \ILLA, in FM-t:d.re-f- for ?? HALH or H'LXT.—Apph', H. ? ?u.'king'n?n, FOR SALE.—M?SCELL.?EOUS. f! CILfJIJ BilCI:, DOrULE KOMAX a);J otacr j-') lWüFI.G TILE. FUR t'ALE, App!y tf)- :i:J-S2 -u_- Eo ROW:: &. CO., S'A:iSEA. PHILLIPS'S IMPROVED WATERPROOF COVEUS and LOI; CLOTHH, KICK SIlEr.TS, &< :H)piy to tb.e nlanufoturr, CI;AHLi-S J'. CM't aHl lMp:e;nent Works, Xcw!rt, 1\101\. 1S7J CHEAP FOOD FOU POULTRY. — Corn Snmp!33, ?? .Swcepius's, Nc, frcEt Ss per buar.e!. Mftize. B.ney, ?r.eat.htiowpricas. ?prut.t'?.M?tDc.g'Ei.?cui?.— Hibbert, 17. Angel-street. CardUr. <?? Tha Greatest Novaitv of the A,rc. 4 PRINTING PRESS forwarded for Apply to the Inventor and P<l.te¡¡tce, 1: Grigj',i1s, P!ct.<)!)-pi;3,Nt.'yi:),nd. -4;75 FOr;. SALE, p?.ir of LANTR;S, ftted ?' f.J1" oj?, g'i's, 0!' oxyea.:einni iig'ht; in(.'h coa- de:ner. ?t3 bag, redactors, &e, The whote for p!r t!) C)'3.¡'5:t.- Da.d 1' S\Y::e; ::S:r;4 A VHTtY sup ir.r AWEKICA? ORGAN, in Amenjan ??L. widnut, n.t Hf, Sevcrn-rpa'J, to be so!d for ?7 1C?. 31()í.}f FB? JO?ES. renarth-roaxi Entrance, tor good Grou-.id -S- MJi-TAR. ° g?.?o I.IRY AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES. _gi Safe anrJ Lcck \t ,r. \'tL-t.tl.uc.OftJ, \Volvrhempt\')n. :6< =- COAL WAGONS AED COLLIERY REQUISITES. ?T E O?R G E ?. ARMS T KONG t-B-l MOUNT &TUART-SQUAKE,A?D EAST-?OORS, — CAKJMFF, RAILWAY WAGON AGEI,T, BROKER CASH ADVANCES a.rranged en &n k!d3 of Ro!IiH? Stock. XEV.' a.nd SECONP-HAXD WACONS !ct ou sirnp'c bfft;, or redempUot. ;-aymc!it3. 2 FOR SALE—MACHINEHY. TOOLS, &c. CIIAKLES D. PIIILUPS, Eudyn Fot:"d7Y, Ncw. port, M'.n, haa always o:) S!i!e, or fo;' Hu'e, or on tftiinnptlon .Hire, all Jnclu.din;r I'ttrtabiM, Iilrs,I,¡tlt: }lH.ls, Ecncite:), ymnps, Lathas, &t'ull information w!ll. he sent to inLellluug p\lrcha.;ser3 on applicat,iúL or F.tt bought, so! exch.=-sed 01." VI\¡!H:Ù. 1S73 r?H?LLIPS'8 MU?<THLY MACHINERY REGISTER. _B. —Cu-cuictionSC'.OOO a.?r:u?.y price bv pObt twetve <t..n,p3:v?mMc tor the sate or purc?.?eot p-?ines V'??-?'?? P'cpnctor: CHARLES U. P?HI' Tr?RILLING, SCREWING,SLOTTIXQ??nTT'—n i? and PLA?:.G MAC?N???.??? ?.? ai.d prc?MS: a?o. LATHt? 7 iuchM ? ?i?-he? cc;)?;e;, w;tn l.ne.?t H?provonente.—jOH? srK'C='? To)! ?kL-r. K??Lky. YoTk?idre. 3.? %<LE;? 0.\ ?ALH.-t\)ULmA!,LO?\Y'S PATENT J?'?J:JJLKK?,?!?7tt,saf'?t"work?t':otbsou 'TV.'O?ILf t? ???t b?' ??? ?''?' ??? ?'?' tbrouch. T'O ?O.LKH? 2J ? by 7 ? ?-. -"?,??"- ('Nt-: i;<j?? ?) t: by 7 ft, two fitMS throu?t). 0 -<.? UC1LER; H :t by 9 fr, o'ie !h:e t!:rc:i.'?. \¡) ;cra¡ 5J1!;1nC" S!7.¡. A"y tv In:mï PAmusON, Foandry-street, (-:i: lOborst power (!ou:.ie cyilnder 7 roUTAnL!; U.SK po ver I'aHTAnLE §XE lo.:?rsB ?.,wm PO.c.TAULE -EN?! a''EK-hor!iep<,?ert'"?rA'!LE i'<KGtKH. O?'K 6-i.orM p-.M-tr 1'CRTAULE E?'?K. K';t:.tttonev-.?.i;;w?iL.-jso!dc'!e.r.. A;.i:y to nK.VKY t'ARKlNSUN. FoM?ry-etree J'(lUl to nev:i WIn L] :-ioltl dn!r;. A;.i:y to nK.VKY t'ARKlNSUN. FoM?ry-etree ':OLTO!<. < 'N PAp of _25.Ï!1 I' (;'PIg L.l-}; PAtH b[ J S-on U.?H i'Ai? or i:' ,n hotM?nKt Wt?plYn r?GIXT'S <? i'J i'.U'- ?.' -o't ho.ix.H.t? Wt')i.?: r?Gt?'E8. (''? !H of '2-i.t h?i-!??it:t; Wi\?'\c r?'G?- 0;< P.'ir: ef ?O-in ?'rri-M'i't! Wi?i-?'. <.?f.!N?S. <f:<K t'A! M 7-n The aTC !:onr rea.tly <or detivery, and Gtttd tvi.h wir.(!¡;Jg drum n'¡ break gr to each c< °''Ap'? to HENRY PARKINSON, Foundry-street, nOr.T(¡. (-)-N SALK O;E Pair of E"iGLES. )'t.ted 'Y::i' ,.¡i¡:(!;n;; dram Md ¿PP). H Fouu'ti-y I.hJLTUX.. CKE c! l'nch \1 .E(;I4-L, w;t.h "'¡I1\L¡ig drun! and brake coni- r!t.e.—A'.piy. H. Fcutt.:ry-<Hrect, l}OLTON.- ??N?ALR, t?ro C'-ni?h nQ!L.ERS, C3ft hv'Tft?n'M- ?? tor t'.Yo H'-te? t?:: c.T:].-h p:h ?fo at M!'? PreM?. e- ?or!n?-.—App!y H. PAHKINSON, Foundry-street, BCLTO?. .111..N SALE. O.XE Pair 18-h'ch Horizon- tn) for ,mlmlC, fitted wit:) s'ot !'Hk ?? §?' O?H??of ?-??h Her?ont? WINDING h'??? ??! ??" ?? ?t? win?.t.?mm Md e? IT ?? ? ? "?? ':?'M re.n!Y for dchvery.—Ap- '??:T??ao?FM?dry?t?M, B?Li'O?._ f)? Por'?! ?S?-b?M?p??'?.ubic-cvt h.4er ??ir.?0?.?????-?? ??? ? E.?'? ?!tl be s.U cb??P?'?-?.'?'?' P"?L;e -À.P1'1y. U. -V-.IV,q.¡¡t, L');'JX. )1400 Tr?OR FALE, ?no-horse po?er STEAM EXCISE Md _g? BOILER cn:nplets. Price .&3, pu'?ba.er to pay for remova.). Apply Mr H&le, 40, (;a.ro!ine.treet. CarditT. <r?N SALE, one ?tron?, v.e?i-buiit Co)«te))s;ng res!? <)<r. 3?!-i):ch boif, 5-i0t;t stroke. Can bt: ;ce). ?t!n;'ih;s-, and will b-2 sold cheap. e:ose-huilt, ,<elf.cr:rtl1.l;'fi Be.uH Eq;ille; t i,<'d sbe 28-11(;h bore .i-et::tro\. A as IlCW. Can be seen ni;fl wi1] t,c ei cxp.— Appiy to Henry :ak;lj"Ol1, Voundry'-street, Eo.ton. 70 "T:8: MISOELLAI?EOUS. '?'EPPLE'&'CO.'S Fm-ishhi?CmXA"?nd GLASS _a?. DEi'OT, 3, C?.e-atreet, EfisMt. fewest Da??'m Li)\t¿t Prices. FPPLE & CO.'S COTTAGE DINNER. SETS, One [ Gll[:;e.1. Cheapest inid Best.—3, CI.n'0-stKet, .Hr.at.ot. g? Ei'FLE ? C?.'t! EAKTUEKWA.KH, for Kitchen iL?- p?-po?e?.—S, CIa.e.atrcet, B?i?tj)?_ Y' EPPI,E & CO:S- (m_-nlE:¡TAL GOOL'S for WEDPIXCt :JÙ OTHER PRESENTS. Icimcuse a:(: .-3, Can;.sr¿et., Bristnt. !f¿,¡¿',yt'j?" TABLE GLA3- Best and I)ull,y shuuld Kend for a scsrat wh'h thehl l)lnna¡!tl the.ep¿ct, ù.r:1iratil1u. \vaj origin.iy ;id f.)r it. I W.i c.efu!t ;;J-;l:{¿=V; l i, 5u3t Cerla':l ('U1'3 for Xervous DchÙt\ G g'e' ::lJ a;{-lU;Y; ft}t:i; t'ie, t\ fn ;W) ;l b a:nT' to potag-e.-Aùu,eSJ, Secr{:t3.ry, Int¡ttl: cf A!.atomy, -.1895 '??ESTINY.—?e:)d Tw??mops toMiM Knight.?Dn:- ¡:11¡ ::n'. b s ¿:R: r, u 1óS¡t}:fa Its ._i :t:5:4d¿:¡,¡v;n: t'J taIUI).-J. '?:TS FITS FITS' '—'nie one Certain Curs.—Try ?iefr?ia AUen, Pt;?.rcca,Kd Co.,lC?.J.H,E:T.th-street., ? OFFEE? ?X?I)ELi'')??;OFFEET-Sc?'?ei:zM-'3?, ''?' ?s aud Is 6J Tins. OLtaii) of uny Chemiat, fr who!a. :Dn.?f)'. _?' _? T?i?E?&R M.AL'GHTEi;. C.F HUGS A?D FLEAS.— ?_ Use only Schweitz.;r'a Insect hi)Ier OLt?Ln ? a.ny '.CitCUi.h.t, or w).c.e-3Rie of AHeu, Fcn.r& and Co., 10 and '11, BristoL g?UXCHY?LUX?Y '—Sch?eltxer'a Sea Sa.It in E ? ?re?t den.?':d for Sunmier !,ath:?. Obtain ot Chea::st. or wh')Je:l:c of Allen, 10 and M, Bath street, Enst.i!. 'sU. "TIL\T m YOUR MONOGRAM.—?end 13 stamps to I f UL,SS "ilsi Co., CI1.r,l¡: who will forwarJ U Sucet3 of cnvdof'w tamped in It one, tw." or three iiJttcr: and lady's n;tlll. Also GLASS':) CU.\IlC PACKETS, containing 12 dderent de3i¡;r:s, post for 13 stJ.mp. 5 qu;ru, of prtpcr s,nd IM 'n any colour ¡or 601 ôct. YOUS ::im ?-1;1d 4s6d to GV,S and Co., Ca,'diff, who wiil your name antl print. )'0\1 100 Ivory Curtis, ai-e 10>[,1 thc;n pP5t ire b any td tress. TO MEHC'HAXT- &nd Othf-s. GLASS'S Patent Endorsing ?l:t<h:<te-?, e'?''):ved ith A!\E,¡'!H. name on a J;l'as. or !Hait.ln?' Line: Ac. Jui.ti.Ua &d hMtie, ;? (<i; iteccipi of st?'-]? to GLASSY €)., EKGR?Vt:B3UlE?.K- tKF, -'td (JP.I1.J.T. I'SHnT.M, CARPI??.14 SICKNESS OLD AGE, AXL' DEATH. CD ??? r?D??TU.ior <.)XES!.ULL?;C?cr \V?s?. <& ? ?.? ??'. ?t I's?h, o:- Fii-'TRE? Si'ILL]?G3 ??e.' wc? i:t.?:c!<ne.3, to:-SIXPENCE: ??3 a.tl'M.h, ?&2s6d per?eck n SIcxneas, for \)?E PENNY ))er wc.?k, rmd MouT.t" bv Miv one itbout Hm a?e;. ?t 2? to 2C, to tiie WESTEH'? PROVI??T A??OClATIO?. ?. 'aLiisbetl. V;8. P. evident: Ea.r! FOy4-ë!;CUe; VicsPrcs;- de;tt? Lo?d Aberdai'.?, i'ev D. Hcwsit (')Yr(;xh.iu), Joi'a Co-y, Esq., J.P. (C?-tn.?;, &e. O?hcr ?m!;s at :UCc:'cnt ?.s :'M- pro?rtion.'); rRt?. I?r'<?n ex:<mi!)':t:cn, t' e Scclcty wi!t 'be Mund to be :Ue be? in ?xi'tcnee. S-<S !t' Chef-p. It):MM!tereumorc i.ar.LEYEXTiiOU. :id t'li,;iii iuore tha-,i $L'TY.FlVE Tn()lJ;:¡Am I'(I;D!2 m It has tKv?I?.nd n<'?- investsd ov-?i- FO?TY-ONi? THOUSAND tn n dutic, Å:.ne. Qr lo;; f Un. f'cn}:).c,; m:y jOiH. HrW. C. A?!ERY, 25,?'ingtet.uu-teTi-?feJ Swa.a"e& '2HS .LO?T AND FOUND. .LO,3T AND FOUND. ?' Unie? c'n.i'cd \i':h:u three days w?i be sold to uei'rcy expCiMe?-.—Ap,"y .'? N?). 4, Pe.t.rs?n-p!ace, Doclts. f-ûS;r, on ;}i¡;¡d¡; ¡;;ï¡-t-hst 3STICI{, between Rœt:1 3 J aud Car.iiC. Whoever brings the sa.-iie to N. Lt;re:'ce, =:¡::t._Iar-.s:re\ II "MONEY. ?_p E?i.Y L. J'?E;S, ?ta.te A?Mt. SO, Snint M?ry oi Lca6elio,d I", I'y,'oru-.)!n?.??o'?!,0?< on psi-iKm? ?ecurit?-. Ù '??ONEY.—ThH \VeEtn:u)ster Dejjooit Ha.uk, 210, West- ??_i_ :i.uis';e.-L-u?-r?t. London, Advaucej from ?10 to 1,C'?:), iD t().;l.l .and cJu.ntr.f,?ll pCî.on:l II docl,, JCase,i, pul1C;lC'1; alO fUi'lutlil"û, };lant, crops, or A:?:. pe.?on.iMy. rn- st?tc Mn.jum ;e''iui:e). Genmnc ?,??.j, ;,?-?,)_? Pa.rn& Mj.na.?ct-. ?.?.—?';e Put?:c sre cautioned Ttr: ??.: .trtrt a!i'hi? AJ'ert'suments ht LonJou and C'cur[t!'y paper.s. I ?1?7 T?O FEES.—Ca?h Advanced f:'c.:u .f.2? i.) ?.OGO 0:1 J? b0i'ro\t;s' o'.vn security.—J. 21'Cu-tjy, 44, C'?iH- lh:rGl.stree, 'ie\p,Jrt, :\1(,11. Pr'.Jsv;(}tu.cô íOtYP..rl1J :13DO f31 J EL:3E :,uppli;;i; LOANS on ig la u! I oi7 01* wli"t!.Ves or raiiwa5, EmiL!i \v\r(}tl.:JU.:5eg, cvliL.:ric"3, raiiwa5, truc:w..A..t.;o or ;rlw-11 ï, S;1f;tJ'L'c(tr mo;l" '?, g'L.SiM. W. ?))d .S. Hr?!.?, Estate Ayen?, 15, Work- :afècG: 233:56 II 'F'.H.U? ?0 to?l.COOADYA?CEr'ou titc Securi? ?'' of ti.o Borrower and twoapprovcdSuredoa. A!?<: f? ,<? ?<? ?<ou<'f t? r.E?n), in ccm-?c-'T ??i.?"???'?'' ?. LifeA?:)?. f'jrth..jt A i:<r. ur.'t;)'y. ?ar.K.;cr,A?un..Ec<;0.?c, 74. Cr?c: '1':?' C?r-.i: ?33..t P,;t:¡j:i:PY:¡Ab, 1 ti;e A(Ivan(.,o t*asti to 'Lli :s ,f hie i,,v S'¡¡t rcn;ov"j) at J'.l' -,II T5. 9 IDLAND Lo-n a.d Di.c..u:tt Cour.?nv ure n'j. ? ]- JLViL vanchi? s.uu3 i.'o-a ?3 to KOO, ?t a. :cv- hour. Ujt.cG, for short or iLi'n' periods to anit uii &C- FC ¡¡Njii:f};¡F¡t;r,vb::¡'[:f!: street. CanUff. f?lII'?CARMrjL'.ti.I COUNTY LOAN K.?d FUKX:-?;- ? IKC CO:)I.A:'iYAdv?-'c3 ?t n.Ua.y't?'?<;e,Hu ) P;f.i,¡; -A f' í' iy:;r rd. '??U?niORLAIS LOAN OFrICE, :tr:RTHYK.—Money a' ;uuned?t?iy adv?i?ced from ?a a/id upwards, by and othcõS on their &c., or in auy w"'y. R,, Pil r.b! by easy in"ta¡Ll(;mt. 110 object. Ait ap- ?'-id?]. Pc-)t!or!fs, ?erthy:' TydtU* '13C82" t.. !'ous'io).lors, g.?.t'e :j ? r., L'j.dcr., M'! ot:.er3. ur?i ?otea n{ h::ud. ]e: -?, hr.'?ct.o!J furnitu ? ?i??.srstcunt'M; r..it,(.n.?e. i:e,)!'v?h)e in <=?y?-:?.?n.:i?. Tr?a ?m c?.?!. -A?'v ? )c't<-r,orner:?)y,to S. ??.bcr? ManM..r, 2: ii'.t? t?Trace, Card? or 44. Cu??rei..?'.r<Mt Ne?por!, ?.J??"L?-?1?_ j??i? C'10t'TH WALES LOAN COMPANY.—Ad vMreea fro-n ? ;E3 to £1 (:°,) to ?.i) clas.es, at a fevv hour. notice, <m i'rn.t'.i.e, Je'.vdicry, &c., v.'Ithout rc;uavx.l; dis- t;¡Jl>J no object; by nioritlily, foi-Uiigiitly, o:- \cc¡dy irstainiciti, to 3'l'" IrJf1"O\\ CI 3.PP'J-. 6r by letter. I. M:y, u", K176 r?O FAR:H:ES A?D UTHERS.—SUMS from dElO to a .?1,00'-) advanced, iu strict conSdcnce, without delay, or per;;ol1:1! siiretics. Xo fees. -A by 0:' pel'é'on¡¡.), to \Vi!J::¡;¡! p,)\c:], Implement and e 1, Par¡.pI:2,jiff. 33773 I To Pencm Requiviiig jQl)e'. T??'0?nY Lt?T by the NATtU?AL Mt.RCANTILE ?_a. DA?.K, l.l?tTEl', 3, <irant Chtrte?-?'et, Bt.- from .610 to .61,000. ft a d&y'a notice, for -1 rt or h. Tov.n or Coti,,itry, withont pub- ticH,, apouwteof baud alol.e, or upon inortg-.k,,e c.i fm- :]tttt.3, stock, p?'it, crops, and funning' iu'ptementa, wit-hout remc'v.H. Aiso upon deed-; and life poi.cids at .& per e.3;t' i:ite:'a't. No &ut'et:e? required. D'L-t.nco no .object t?e ;ank ha.v!ny ? !arg'o amcunt ot cawta.) at t;r;ntr.tr.nu,t)o.?'"? n.c?t.i.u is refut'ed. A;'p!y per- tut iiuor:ant? to ?;)rr'j?'er. L'AVID TTRM:?, M?ays-, ?.?.?—'jjte fj;ovc mo.-e n-.<gy II ?hm ?ny two c.t' rhroo (put. t..g3!?.a:') 01 the l?r?jst ;< DEBENHA.3I & HEWETT ag. HOUSE F1L7.:Nj;HERS, AND ???EOU3EME:-r, W.å.1ŒIIOFSEltIE7{ HOUSE. CHELTENHAM. .H.vc m ?o..k ?'?????y o: ?e CARPETS no' p.U:? IMERNATICXAL EXHIBITION. IMERNATICXAL EXHIBITION. DCii;n, rn(I 's'u. i :c =e.) by person about Ccrpats. ESTDL\TES FREE. -=:: (1}1 pt:n. 14 7 0 R 0 F G II OF NEWPORT. L \nuu'! \VLLIAM:-3, C,,)i p,,i-,Ltion bill-p,,ster .? c.i.r. :?t- a!! ?he i.i.eip?! h< ..r.iii.? ? BtanoM i? ?.?-.?Hrt. =jMi a?bcurhood. Tr.-o<?-. L? pos er, ?e?. \Vu.k ?t.nS.d to withqmc;: dt=p?tch. Town a! country. ULd ?i?biiahod—Mara ?M '?" ?? TO ALL WUO f-crn Ind's'sUon. TU AL.. Wtrj CFPE}L h-um TO ALL WMU :Cii'TR n-om n')e. T?R. SCOTT S BILIOUS A?D LIVER -?-? PI.L..H \\?t be found inv.?.L;e, -'ving s't"iy r.u 'S.n?b? reiie:. Th?e ?))!«, tLe rt:cM u! t!.€ !td t)r bcftit, ?! Lrj.n:e; ha,vc t:ow he?u t.cforc t!:o t':?b!io If, 70 YfS M :¡, c.EXKnAi. A]JI¡-ip;¡t FU1:IiTlI J[cdicinA ti,.íhúut A<t:L', a:). M.y L c ret:=i ut.on as a cure for BLL'OM H-il ?V? CCMr?NTa. iNDiOES?ON, WIND. C.PARMS, fOt". !-REATn, ?NXVOUS DE!'R?.:s'!ro? I?n.?lf EH.ITY. LAS?D", Lc?c?ArrETITE, !)YHi-K"8!A.Hr?T- BU?, MU& E'<?.T!M<e, L&?-KMS OF St-taiTS w;th ?" sa.- t.oi: o? tHt'??-. tH M!e pit of the S?o?Acn C-Dp'xi. ih'=:<tiEa of t<:c ?Yzs, and aU th.?.j other symrtt.ma wi.iL:. r.Cj?e ?ut ? ?:&ef8r c&n d?erihe. They arc inv?'t? :J.'C for COKHm:EE SLVGiJ!S!UŒ88 c;' L!?, t. for pp'oi]? suf'erin? from Ptma, ?nd?-n be t?cn a.'anytin;e v.-itbcu: restraitit from btuines? ?r p'tft urc, hf?ee ti;ey a,c .t most va!ua.b)e don)?at?e me'U* ci:'c, be!)? ::t?<i m their eppeistion. Mid grateful to the p'tft urc, ht'¡:C ti;ey a,c .t most va!ua.b)e don);3xtlcrn,,Ii. ci:'c, being m their eppeistion. Mid grateful to the f?a!'h'to)i3 al'- vIgour to the dif. fer,¡(.; !1i£¡.t;;(.¡S, cau,ing' the neeek,.try c-rgqis of th. !tuJ LH'-)' to resume their activit- ¡t:'l:stor, ins- I' 'hcning the wbnie svotmr.. Pr?p?ed on!y by W -!T, tA, Ye-e-?tMst, 'Lo'?eu. W., in boxea Is U. tnree t.imcg th.- ctMntitv :n one '?S Sd. or pos-. L- or 35 8t-.¡1, Md sold 'bv an rc.<pcct.thie "encort tl, lizi, H,(- W.)T)Ù. The tfenuit: M'e la,6 tqUM-e greea tUOØ [no 1¡tft fOT I¡;,Hin1hnt. npUE Y?TRADYFOD.YG U.UBAN SA- -i- NITARYALTauRITYare?c?iru:? of rcceivi.-? '1'1 <JER for SUPPLYING ?.nd i-ixtcen o! M;M?.r!Mic'3 i'?:.s'.t 1'?.?H! iJRI'?ALs. to h.- Hxod a.t various p:MCj ?'t?n tha D?triCt (? tbo j?M-d. which inc!u.ies the V:).sys cf t'?o two Rhor,i!JM, fr<cm Porth ["Jr mrther pa.rticuL.rs a:id forms of Tsndor, arp'y to t!.o Bos.i-d's Surveyor, ?.'r J. \Y. 1\ tb. Sc?.ed Tendorg B'.u't be sent to the u?ders.ig'ne;.), n?t in.t<t- the 10th October llXt, e:¡,10:8<;tl '"lenders f,.)r Uriiials." WALTER H. '\fORUAX. CIc'k to tht) BO:JJ'd. _rrhld, SCth September, :tS78. ySTI"IAI,'YFiODWG SANI- JL' TARY AL'THORITY. TO LAKPLiOHTKRS AND OTKERS. The above.na.:nf'd AntiMrity are desirous of reeetv!ng' of LIGHTIKO Md" EmX(,UISHI.XG Kud executing other work in wich tho) LAMPS wIthin tLe said disti-ict. Prefe;'t:)cefi'Ibe?i\'3ntothoss who hn,vo a know- of and For further P:irtic aiitt form of t..nder, apply to thj Boa.rt.'a Surve', or, Mr J. V. Jn:c- Dunygratg, J!"1'th. Ses!edTc;)dcrjtob.3Scntto thj U:1:cr.i;;lJed, on or Le:'e!"e tl;" 1,,1,:1 day of October ij'jdoi-scd "T<;uder i.. L-i)ip L;g"iting." WALi-ER II. c; to the Board. .S. ub1itUn.\Ht.$, qpHE MUSICAL TIDIES. Price 3d. jL T'.e largest ::&.JiÜ est A:u-iic.J J.mrnal. rll HE MUSICAL TIMES for OCTOBER -S. contMu, Mednj.ty- A Seeond ?.'u?c? ?;n-o- S¡ :IL.?ct -'r;¡e Li i:rature of ?'d :oHal t:=ie (rontiaH('d)- Ti;o Gr"at, sketcheù by Beet. h,)'c, l.fa;ica¡ (by our S:c;:a1 02a2l:Qna,1 Koti. He.iew's- and Country L\otC3. rart Song', "T:;e Clouds t!t v. r:)p the setting Su' ry S. ):en. Postage free, ld. Annm) Sub-criptL'n, 4, hiciuding pistile. ?TOYELLO, E\YER '&' CO. 'S"MUSIC ?-? p.'??Kn:?. -F 'j(j UE PPIM.Er, By J. Hiccs. .L" Pr.cc 2a. N..Y.' rc;>,tiy. rTO. PRIMER.By Pc-; T. rr:cc2, r"d3-. i\.TU. 15.-= INSTRU¡IENT;TT6N PRL -L Mi:R. By H. 7'R.?r. r;c9 S-. Xow ready. Rendyon OctO\WT 1: r:i9:3s Cd. iJY p2riiissioii to U.1LII. TIlE DUKF: OJ" EDlSBlRG:I, Ii..G. QOXGS FOR SAILORS. Written by W. kJ C. and set to ruu3ic ',).y J. L. IIA-RTON, in One Yolume, confining' FORTY SONG'S, with Illustrated Co-er a'jd P,,rti-a;t of H..H.H. tee Duke of lj ubur,:{h. London: NovELLo, EwE". Ml Co., 1. EarMrs-strsst, W., (In'! SO and 81, B.C., and a. MUfjic-se11er9 III the 300;9 T?rEW ILLUSTRATED HOUP J? FURNISHING GUIDE. 1000 SPLENDIDLY EXECUTED ENGRA. VINGS. NOW READY POST FKEE FOR 12 STAMPS. FOR THE L'SE OF rAHTIES.FURXIsniNG. C. TRAPNELL, HOUSE FURNISHER, 33, COLLEGE GREEN, BRISTOL, B,S t,) the puhLcation Oil the lEt of May, of ItD ennroiy new ILL.USTHATED FuiXISHISG GUIDE, :ontaiu¡!}; SOO aud 11)00 Engrnviu;p. Bock is by f.tr tho }-"¡;ïge3t a.ti'J most eo;u.]e4.c of the kind ever and will be fomd d in gTade and 'óylG cf parti. f. entire HOUSE A3 the whe!e of the illustrations ha.vc been spsciaUy dra.'Tn f(.* thh work, they rm.y be absclutc,y relied .a k:' a.ccu:ttcy, a.sd no mists.ko cm be :dtl by cu.3t<Mnent ti-denng: from 1j:¡¡tan. COTTAGE FURNITURE. :r,IIDDLE-CL'SS FUnNITURE. VILLA FURNITURE, HOTEL FURNITURE, MANSION FURNITURE. NEW GUIDE Just Published, 1000 Engravings POST FREE FOR 12 SlAjirS. C. TRAPNELL, UrHCLSTERER & HOUSE FURNISHER, I -"s 30, COLLEGE GREEN, BRISTOL. ONU, OF THE LA!tGEST HOUSE FURNtSHINQ IX ENGLAND 333Z;2 'I 6. TEMPLE-STREET, SWANSEA. Se,.t. 28t.h, 1878. ;0.. RE-OPENING of the abo'.c- by ORGAN 1.TILLIAM8 & CO. .l..i JL PURCHASE OF MR JAMES BISIIOP'S STOCK O? GENERAL DTI.APERY. ?T CLEARANCE SALE XO\Y ON. BARGAINS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS. ?ORGAN Y?ILLIAMS AND ?0., GENERAL DRAPERS. 6, TEMPLE-STREET, SWANSEA. 30033 5{j].BIEi;' 1,-ELICACT. BROWN & JL CORK FLOUR, V.'ith _STEWED FRUIT OF ANY IHXD. n FOUR GOLD MEDALS. BORWICK'S GOLD MEDAL T?AKING T30WDER ?) -"L Has the above Award for ita superior ity over evfry othar Kn.km,r Powder, a:)d i U3ed by mMv & U:).t r.nd whotMomc. ?c:d in Jd ?n:2dp??t? .T.)i't 6d, t", 2« 6d, &n i 5a patent boxea, by aj! (?rocera. !lute!;) pmeh:¡,g(' the 2. 6.1 ,l11d ;0 jze, 13 is a consUor:l.b;o "iu;¡. It Ï3 va.!mbte on Board Sn:p. ? 647&—3817& CARDIFF AND PENARTE OMNIBUSES. ?61? 12 0230 4?5730 340 CAHDrFF, dop. )1C 10 12 45 3 <0 5 HO 8 0 Weak daya. J 11 1J 1 ?j 3 ''5 G 10 8 .10 _? 11 ?'_1 .)J 4 2) G 50 9 15 ') 5 SO 11 10 ?. 4??10 6 40 e 0 PEVAnTir, (!ep. (!) 0 0 H 2 :5 4 45 7 10 Week days. <UOn3o30o20750 10 35 1 0 3 30 6 C 8 3U Busus 0:1 SaturJ.y. SFXDAYS. r-)r? ?? U? ? 2 2') 3'M7*08?0T' CA.?IFF, dap.. ?.? ? ? ? ? ?g? ? ? ? PF?A?TH dco ???3030 50 70 90 .fi?A.trn,ucp {-n) 10 3 0 4 0 CO 80 THIS WEEK. THE NEW SERIAL STORY, entitled CO tV.ARD CONSCIENOE," Bv-the well-known uv-iter, -F. W. R.()BINEON. will COltLVENCE in the OARDIJlF TIMBS & SOUTH WALES WE, EKL Y NEWS OF FRIDA r, and SAl'UBDA y NEXT, f-EE THE "CARDIFF TIMES & SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS" OF FRIDAY NEXT, OCTOEER 4M, FOU THE OPENING CHAVTEH OF "COWARD CONSCIENCE." A GOOD STORY, BY A GOOD WRITER. FOR A OOOD PURPOSE J THIS WEEK. POBTEAIP OF BRINLEY lOCILJRDS. .ho. e/ Me ¡;[U(r'i¡')_;Jl'4iL SK.b'TCIIA'S. CC l,Ol'AELE J/77Y AND JVOJIEN OF TVALES, C.ARDIFF AND SOUTII JVALES rVEEKL}:' KEWS, Of Fndav ¿':fuh1',lay, oct,)?)e;- f¡th a.,td 5t, (THIS WEEK,) ùe ac.o;nparÛed by a l'O i-T OF 1>1 R. ERIN LE Y Hi 011..4. RDS. rAe POETRAITwill be PRESENTED GRATIS 7 c; t 71 e c t, h c,), p,? I o/' (Ac CARDIFP lIjlES e& <S'Ot7m IVALES 1VEBKLY Kr;iVS POI' FLI-DA Y J; SATCRD"l Y, Oct. 4th A Eth. THE ELI-ST, MOST COMPLETE, AND LAlWEST HREELY PAPER I..LV WALlI'S. '1'13 (Price 21. 5 Long Colnmn ??.. Lon] Sold by all .Fcwsa;:ent.<. im-Ne.w,age?lte Ol'de¡',{, to <?xccM<t'oM, P t C,. later than TO- NIGHT (WedutJútl&) I I -T-H- -E, Tl-il-C, S -A-D-SO-UTH 1VEBKL 1'" HE W: of next FBI DA Y end SA TURDA. y tC<'N tontain thejuUowi¡¡,r¡ SPECIAL FE.iTURES 1.-Portrait of BRJ.YLJ!¥ RICHARDS, cx,x¡¡tcd t'H the AK/AM< s, of <t?'< by the Quecn'. En:J¡'a-¡;el' GRA.TIS. -A.k,o j8t .a))/ncc[7 Sketch. 2,[AP qr ti,ith the BI'Ít{lIh, Russian, and Persian and rLJiT"ptinn .of TOFO!!i'Ct}J:iy.. -O.P-E CHAPT.ENS o/ P. W. lWBINSON'S NBTV SERIAL S1'ORY, "COTYARD COYSCIENCE." The L(I).g,3t Yews-sheet-Tlie Best TVeckly Pt"tpf!r-1'he Cil'ed Family Joiii-ital. Prbce 2d. Bold by aM .NeU'3J!/ents, o}' sent pod f'í'te to any addi-e.-s /0!' 2;; :Jd pel' ,¡uarter. A I.ÅP OF AFGHANISTAN: ,Shou,i,ig );Ae RusÛan, ard Pailian, F.-on- Xt'erx, with a deso.iot;on of the Fl'ontie¡' T¡'i,)e8, and the ,eiieral of A fuhan, will alpca?- Ù1 thc SOU1'T[ WALES D.m,y NETYS, Of THUBSDA y NRXT, and in the CARDiFF TIl.IES (C- S'OUTII HALES TVEEKLY XLiVS o/ p It I DAY It'E X T. JS'OTICES TO CORItESPoSDE:rrS, Corrcspondenta will taice 'wtiHe tbat to curc inser- tion in tuc tc;tt/i. Wale Daily AoM, tlwirl,t.er8 n.ust be as brief M poestbie, iiid shuutd a.void all ctrcunitocut.ion and AU comHuuucnuoitS should be ieg'ib!y wntten in uik Whatever ia for I)ubi;c.,ttloll UiU-:i, bo Mthenti- b3- the nim:<! addre3s of th(J A-riter- riot zieces- for pui)" 1;1,.t fLs ',L of goo,! fa;t"]. cannot returzi coniniuiiiLati'0.114 o,' whih "Te do llvt a,yail 0 a.ttcnt:o:1 oc to cŒ;¡¡nunicatiolM which d ) not conipiy ,it l these nUes. The"SotTtt WALES DA:M' N1:W;, "I;-b-e- olt!Liel in V'IH.hu dai'y, Mtcr the arrn'al of the 10.4.'< a,m. Tra.:n, froBt Messr) SMiTH & Sox'a BookataH, P.tddin?ton. and ft-om Mr W. H. EvERBi'T, 34, B.,) U, -;erie-,trect, F:eet-st "cot. Re<!tdcnta in SW'lfisca STtd Suburbs cxi)ei-iencirig a.ny difficuly iu rècdyin their p3.a"a at nn e.M'iy hour each are P4Uë,t8J to co-jillunic-tte with tho Mal1!1ber o:the bw?];.ea.O?!M, 2, Co?ie?a-street. NO Ti OKr NETYPOR1' OPPI¡)E /< 6<M renio?-ed to Nc'. 11), 6'<'e<.t< DL't.'A')f'?'c<-< ¡opposite the Newport F,-ee Lib)-ai,,),.)

BIRTHS JIAftHIAGE), & DEATHS. IV "tice? oy lJi'(t!¡., J/<r;'ft,/c.s, ax. D<'<!t6.? (trf charged at the )'<:<<: o' Is fol' th, ¡in;t Tlellt!J end Cd {OJ. every add/ti"onAd -.føn JVGrd., (iULZ 'ín'U!j[ b¿ rRE.i'}dl>. In rČoYl csed ,nt!i ùe l.uUu!¡¿fi£:iJ.lt.l ¿'¡j :hc nl,1/k> a(Úirf!8¡J çf tT¡] u;riter. MAHRIA'JrH. I Chnrch. H: B-i-.tu', bv the Vic, tti. F. ,Nl. 1 oj ,ugh to :i>Ia.¡-y J.Taylor, ofAshton { Eeyn) :J_C8\

The Sultan has thanked Admiral Hornby a-nd the oincers and men of the British Fleet, which has now left the immediate neighbour- hoodof Constantinople, for their conduct dur- ing their stay.and their kindly feeling both to- wards himself and towards Turkey. Permieaion has been Riven to the police by the Russian Senate to enter factories at all tunea, to search the pren-ii,,PA. and, if nec<M- I 11&1T. ma.k9 arrests I The los3 of the Spanish fri¿r.b Pizarro ;n a, hurricane, afcsr throwing 11 guns over- board, is reported. F<rtuna.tely her crew of 15JL m.'m were rescued by an Italian barque. It is rcpoi'Led that the army in Incua is enthusiastic at the prospect of a-,var ?? Afghanistan, and the spirit of the n?u;?', truopd is also staged to be fi.diuira.ble. truopd is also staged to be fi.diuira.ble.

AT AN .\DERYSTWITH MEETING. EXTRAORDINARY MEETING OF THI bANITARY AUfIIORITY. REIiRE'.n-NT OF THB CHAIRMAN THREE MEMBERS. 0:i Mon 'ay tha i,.su-.tl 'eCÜ¡lg nf the Abervst- \\i?h Rura.1 Sanitary Authority w?.a he!d in tht TOiVi1-hil, CoIoneL Lloyd Phiilipa (chairman. nreÚdi:q. Aftsr the usual routine of business had bsen trar.icted a .<co;'e took place unpara!- I?ed 1)1 the history of the committee. There hat been a, great deal of feeling' on the appointment of the inspector of n'usances, .Mr David Joae?. Ii was decided that ho he not re-iii- pointed, and that advertiaemonts b3 i?=':ed fot a ne'.v inspector at a. Hilary of tl25- Thero were 23 applications, tq foHowa :—J. E. Thomas, A1fred-pl3.ce, Ahcrptwith; H. E. Jolin ,%I;i,ks. S'van.sea; David Jones. present inspector Naah, Bermoml- 3?y R'.cnard Lswia, UaneIIy W. H. Daviea. Kingston-on-Thames S?r?eant.Major PhiH:?, R.E., C'ha';ham E. Fe!ix. TaHesin E. H. Dav!C=, Pethard. Gloucester! Le'.vi- ''ardi'? John Luther- ham George Partiit, Briato! W. H. Morgan, Bronerion; W. H. TiHev, Burton.on-Trent; John Davie3, Aberyst.vyth W. 11. Morgan Gloucester Samson Ty'dHdiart T'.o'uta Herbert Walter Greenwich \vm. Young, Kiddo.'ruiHster. Captain r.KELL considernd it w:M eential t!m' ? 'hoover Lhc oNcer wa. he should \Ve)sh. Mr. H. 0. J<'RYE:t sMd theis s.-e:ued tobpsevera excoUcnt if th?y were Hunted to those who spoke Welsh ?he res!; ould be out o'.it. Mr J. P. POOH g.tid ")ff"ltt, Yonn: Poote. n.nd Fetha.rd seemed good :neu. M1' VAUGMA:J DAnE, moved th.T.t the cott initM3 con'-ide. the tcsthnouials of tho::s \vh< spe:\k Cf,pt:ti)t I'A"LL seconded. Mr FRYEK aud ?-[i' P?GH o1¡j"de.l to this propc s!t!on, and thona!!t a, mune should be picked out and :uid :'oL- 11. C. FEYFK sn.:d that stated o'tt of doors, t::e majority of the member:; had pledged the:ne.Flves to support the !&te itispectf't J?r 1?. P. Pro;! proposed th?t a'.I the t?sti'r<? nidsbe rejected. <'xcept thereof .'Je?? Yo't!)?, K. E. M ?o?,.? J. E. Th. Ser? Ph?l-??, i?. FpH?, E. 11. !'):v?- r..th?rd. ?ul W:lh-. Mr H. C. FnYER. 8COat\1. M-' VAnnAX DAViES proposed as nn ftmentt" Uteut. th.tt thf n.ie of Da.id Joucs, bte inspec* tor, be put o:: the Hat. :{f1' .Jr¡ i:F.f< 1\lr L. P. PuGH said n, wr!.s n.rr!ed ? tha.t he b.) rejec''ed. For hi* ¡\.l't be fttLüie1 :1.: tlciion. Mr VA''ft;)A\ DAYU:5 he had beci) oL!etl to Ic:v.3 tiic bua'ness com* tttencad on th.t occa"ion. Hu w;3 sorrv the s.'dary ha, t be'-n K-re?sod f'-o!n t'1?0 to ?1:?5. The ht< ins?ectof haddoue hM dutyn3\enasa. :n?nio hi-) oRica could do it. It they wanted a mat who -t-o'?M ?o ftbout rcg;n-dtc.s.; of pe.?ons th"< -.vouid have to p.?y him a high fia.Ia.rv. He cooh? notHnd o'tttimt the Into hn.d failed i* Ms d':ty in ;y '.vay, and }¡;\il the hc..trd ncted o< .is they shodd do"e,thcy r.ou!<: not h1-V h3..1 the h'o'lhie t!icy c'"mrhin.f of up K the ti:ne. It l"a.S uuiy putting f25 nn t< tlw r.i.tc'! by the preseiit incre&s.?. They'wo'dc inK?'f n, ?ren.t ?iist?k? Li appoiutmg ?ny bn< 7tl:- H. L'. FKTt'n ..aid !)e thought the, nr¡;ent in. <iic'ct.'r had r.ot acted with sumcient discretion. No do'.tbt spca.hi.is' Ylelsh 'va" very important it the o'ltlyi:¡ district' but in the :ora i'r.portant pcrso.-K be foun4 If th'-y a.ppointed Dd. Jon?s arte:- the vote cf th' previous nicetiug they would stultify their powef a :), bo.i.r.L Mr Dn. JONE3 s.ud he had -1 docided objectify to ¡,1w appointment of :(Ti in spctor. Tiio CIIAIIIIIA; tiie irnpoctor 'er< re-ap-pointed thpre v.-ould be ;t diff,"el-lt to work y.ith him uext year. A discus-doTi then ensued, in which 'Mr L. P PuGH ur?ed the members to support hi-n :i,ndstic! to the of the pe-i): tueetin?. an* disMrd Mr D.T.vidJonca.'vhih. -'lrY:luha.n Pavitt on his pM't r.r<red t]]at the aHieM.'hnctit should b- to the meetin.sr. P. r<t said the Loc.T.i Government Boart wo'dd rot allow them to Mr D;:vi< Jores ').f!.er thf resolution of the previom "-eek. Ir VA ';(, i MrVA'x;HAN DAVlEa s;dd !e ;i,iild !< pro"o-:it'o'.i p-ut to t'r.e H}!'etin. The CH_\ rn:<¡A!, -aid he cup;;o-e:t he must put it but IJ.) objected to do so. Mr VAUGHAN DAVlEa c:died nttlltion to a let ter from one of the members. Mr J. J. Atwood, t< tha boa.d. tli..tt the present nt' auector for 'mother ye:t.r. Mr DATtD Tr),- (Rest) s.i!d poop's ont side fcHth;d. there was 11 III,D Jo'tps 'Y3 n ma.?, more than f.t the manner in whic! he ha,d done h's duty. 'Che CHAIRMAN "aid whether lie 'liS r?t?ht o< whether he wM wro;!g he must rn!e that. he cnn! no\ 1'cor-en the 'jl1cstion of the I-e-ani)oint-eit a. David .J.¡es fte¡' the resol-tf;;onof the nreyha! );i?etin;hy !?u*tns'tha &!nendmf!;t to the meeting !)AT -(,'Fl AN DAVIES F:I:, ;f v.-M !p' pointed he shonh-; take the steps to test t!ie Mr L. P. PuGH 110]1(>(1 they shc-.dd not have r,& co,ir.e to o-!e the other. Mr vAr<HA\ DAviM: No. b'i: I s'.?i tih< y "te" iii the direcd.m. L:e 1"lf'rk s:u,l he 'Õ'e a11 opm:oJj ot the kralitv of the acti'n of th" ch,;irm!1 !< not to put Mr Vn.ughan Dsvies' a'Ken<t ment. The C s:titl it -.vas a most delicate mak ter to Tp-:°t .1. of .'t previous meeting. Air H. 0. FRYEH sud if D:Lvid Jonos 'aa re appointed th(), \vonld have to fill.} a. fresh cnn*' mittec. The CHAIRMAN "-2.i¡} he would put the ,iiieti& tr;ent, bnt u::der protect. For thea'.r.endmenttbere voted Messrs Vn.ughat Davic.s, Dd. Joncf; (Rest), J.-t.nca Morarat!, J:t-ne< .Tallle:. nv W. Da.vioa, Edward :m< Joha Edwa.t'd?!. T,Ioyd Phth— H.p.Ft-ref TjewM po.-h, Mosps Davies, Abrahan L Jamea, a:<d Capt. Paull. II The CMA'HMAN On 'e'cil 0:1 gide. Thel I shal! i'e my c,tsting vote aainRt Mr ,Jones Mr VAUGHA;o; J 'AVIHS ec .mmended the chaif man t<J count :\I{mn, \,hen he fOHU'! that therf were only l; :!e:nler, of which seven were fc* tha anien(liflellt. au,l s:x Mr H- ? ?'. Mr Lewia Pu?h P.?h, ? M' Morris-D-tvjos (?.x-o?Rio), p?t on their co:tts an<' left the room Nvilell they fouud the amendment wMca.rciei Icl:lil)lt thai!). MrVaughanDa,v=es :uH1 Mr JamC' Ja.mea seconded, th?t D;tv;d Jones be re?nj?ibt? for another year, which was carried u!?n!- tnously. The CHAIRMAN sa.id ho w01l1d not work wit!' the inspector, chairman of tl board. He tb<" ieit the chair, and the meeting terminated.

THE CllUnCH AND DISSENT. At the ha.rve<'t faatival at Great Bentley,Fdsc%t on Timrada.y. the Dissenting minister :nd uia coC* g"reg-atioIl attended in a. body at the parish chare! '< notice of It having been give): on the prcv!<m* Rnnd (y at the chapel. An IuJ(:pcallent milii!'tøt, Mr W. }k,lJillsoll, of Runcorn, has j'lst gÍ\"en "P his pastorate, and accepted a title for hol1 orders from the Rev. W. Proton, vic.tr of Holf Trinity, in the same to'n. a.

Is VALUABLE J)J.OYE¡n H-;l-If; .i ¥.t1:í;;i\Yi¡i£{:j:2¡i w;tiiout !cayitf the d"sa, SMcL cf n.ost. .tt.l ..s. J., Ihf}.,(CS tl..e ho..r Cda.lh_.n61 LU.U.:t.U, "c;. ? prcu' tiu? tho growth of the h?:r on t'n d sr?!? .r MxxtC. HAUt UN-1:!I," h:. P:" < .i..i.ir; ';9:t, Lnndf<n. and. f)!J VI l"i.,¡,¡ %) per !tM*" 8b78