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PREPAID TARIFPj SKALL ADVERTISEMENTS. "IsoilTU WALlCa DAILY XEWS.>i*o|^r* ~~i I Weeee. One Three S'.x & O-.ae :n Insert-on. Insertions..Iu famous Cardiff I i l'ime. 1 g. jaTwordaj 0 6il 0 1 6 2~0 87 Woriid j o u i 1 Ô -j ~TS j 0 as Words I 1 0 2 0 I 3 0 4 0 ØWonls I 1 3 I 2 0 J a j 5 0 54 Words j 1 & I 3 0 4 Ô 6 0 Kaebextr^\ ) i line 0f.0 3 j 0 b C 9 1 0 9 Words) I These charges apply O:1Jy to the cl-isres of ad vert ;*e- 8ICr:t :,peeiricd below, ami are strictly v'O.it'ir.cil to these which aremxleix-D FAR OTSBOUTIVR Injection, PAID TO* nmo» 7.) ixsesmoN if either of '■ou.'ilioas U 88t compiled with, the advertisement mil be by •be 8D>Jioess scale APARTHK.YrS T* A.NTSD. j ITot'SSS TO BB L.BT. Ar»arx^wTsTO I.ST. j MONKT WANTSW. A«T1CLK3 IX)ST. MONST To i.gVD. AKTHXKS ROCKD. MIJCSU.ISWS WAVTS. Bcsisnsana DISPOSAL* M!>?OSl.LA:SJm;SS>AL.lStS- PARMOBWRAIW HOOSKX TO LET. SITUATIONS W ^NTBII. JiOt-SIM VVA.YTKP. I SM-A.IOSJ WAJCIED. w.- EDUCATIONAL. SCHOl-AiTIC. an AS-I?-TA>T MASTER- I Pin t lirai'-in'i '.r School, or any such employ- mpnt Aoqui*- mont*—French, Grajk, Latin, En-dish sub- ject8. aud ekme ta y ma-. 1 .emit les.—Address Z.. T.ys-U CtiMWiTtr Scl:oo Llanuy ,\11, South 'A.ii. t. —— DOMESTIC SERVANTS. W' XnTKH V'^uick Motive Cii:I as GENERAL SE!t- VAKT, for* small Faii)i: fc-t.pimf a:1 In». A VAKT, for* small Faii)i: fc-t.pimf a:1 InH. A ntercovf l'e<oUir"d. A middle-aged person • r widow }re- ler—Ap ly Mr Davies, Reporter, i.eia!ie!'i<'octa:res, Aberifave. ay 44*16 WANTED, Genetnl SllUVWT, SO" to i", food character indispensable. \Y¡;;es ■ £ !&- Appy, Miirta, Training Scbooll Aberdare. WANTED, a good HOUSEMAIDr Xiist~fte able to wait at tahle.— Address, >t:tin.g lull particulars, to Mrs John Cory, Yaindre Hall, S«». Sic!' :1s, near Cardiff. 28So WANTED, shortly after Christinas. an experienced GENERAL SfcUVANT in a small ianii'y. Nurse bpt.-21, Park-place, Card I rf. 6::¡ WANTiSD, Go xi General SERVANT Clean, Active BOV.—Apply. CoSea faverr, Church- 8Irt after 4 p.m. W" ANTED, iratncJi:««ly, an ex|.ericnced COOK, and also an exporiern.*ed HOUSlvMAID, l'or gentle- mu'j family. Very pleasant ¡¡ei.hbvurl;üod; 1{')0'1 »HII to competent persons.—Apply, W. B., Daily Mnwa" Office, WANTED an experienced LAUSTDRV-MAID, TT 28 to 30.—Apply 13 Letter-box, Po^t-ofti'-e. C .r- dig. 2750 A GOOD GKIS'ERAL SERVANT wanted.—Apply to Mrd lloult, 52, James-street, Bute Docks, Cardiff. 2727 ANTED a good, dean, active GENERAL SL R- V ANT.-Apply bet .vetu three and seven o'clock, 48 Ely-rev 1, Cardiff. 2719 ANTK1), COOK, and HOUSEMATDTItor" two in fauiils. In tWst application state wage?, refei- CMu^^nd cap.bi'ity. A. L., "Daily Sews' Office, OLatKS, ASSISTABTS, &q,-WANTED ANTED, in the office vi a large works 1; ea.r Swan Jf 1r sea, a thoroughly reipectabie Youth a* JUNIOR CLJERII. M.ist be a ^ood penmao and well up in flgu res. -—Affty, with iefarene»», to X.Y t P<>»t Offiee, Landore^_ T SITUATIONS VACANT^ GKOCKKV.—Wanted, an experienced Hand.—Apply, ■tetins; aye, experience, salary, aiwi references (II. iOOa1 aiiplicatiun preferred), to R. Atkins, Victoria jfcop, Ebbw V¡e. 2:i-i TlIIIA wanted, one accustomed to of irou- JL mongei's shop. Well up—Apply, stating- wag-es 8td reference, R. Williams and Sons, Hay. 28-45 ~%MT AVTB'\ an experien.td ASSISTANT to the if Gnjcary aai Provision trade. Welsh indispen- •wto.— Apply to William Harris, 1J4, High-street, IhnIIp. 283:; "J^kRAPEKY".—W, Eva, Oxford-street, Swansea, ha3 a B F vacancy for a 1:0UG MAN for the Drapery CMUrter. Welsh. 2832 WANTED, Smart MAN, to look after torse andCriva -1'1' light van. Must know town well.—Apply, R. Btwrt and Co., 32, Hih-street, Swansea. 2829 1 lOOT TRADE.—Wanted, a General HAND, to make ■ » Heavy and Light Boots.—Apply, Y. X., Daily ■Ml" Office, Newport. 2S31 ITIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS.—TUITION by Correspondence. Gentleman studying for Qovern- MMst apjwintments. A Member of the Service Prepares, ttwagH Pøøt, CaBdidlites for the Excise, Customs, and 88IIer appointments. — Address, 11. 48, Liuton-streer, — Lioi.dou. 2743 Ik/flL 'JStjKY —Wanted, immedhte'y, an experienced JCfX YOUNG LADY, aa Milliner, with knowledge of Kwaniaking, Accustomed to serve. Welsh.—Apply to Sichards, Peny^rai?, near PoutypriUd. 2734 to Ð. Sichards, Peny^rai?, near PoutypriUd. 2734 TlJfcAPEIlY,- Wanted, shortly,a good HAND.—Apj.ly MJ personallv, or state salary, expei ience, and >"efer- 4Bee to D. Jenkins and Co., Pembroke Deck, Also a YMJTH. with prominm, aa an Apprentice. 2737 AGENCIES, TRAYELLERS~&ft A CENTS wanted for tie "EXCELSIOR" COPYING APPARATUS. Wonderful Discoverv. Thousands 1M.. being* saId, Washing and' remdting- vf the compo- 8I8åaD aot necessary. Highest salary and' oommissicn f Wu, Send stamp for terms and iull particulars to H. ebury and Co., Myland/Jolchenter, Eiise.x. 2742 TlBERAL REMLNER^muNT — Agents required ■ A thl'ol1,lChout South Wules hy well-established Fire ee Office.—Address Mr Bull, care of ilejurs Defries, l. I3a.rbican. London. 2i38 BIClvE R DIKK'S PATENT SELF-AtTING GAS REGULATORS.—Wanted, active Agents, in the frtacipal towns in South and Mid Wales, for sale of shove. Good commksion grven, but lione except parties with, yood reic fences need uppiy. -Addres, with full niriieulus, Mr John Devine, 2, Bri<hton-road, Rhyl, Borth Waks. Guaranteed to save iroov 20 w i-0 per «. II 2741 A FIRST-CLASS SHIPPER of Irish Butter requires additional AGENTS in Dublin, London, Liverpool, Srtafeoi, _che>!t. Halifax, Neweastle-on-Tyne, Glouces- ter a: d S uth WaJes. None wiH be treated with ex J pt tIao8e wh.) ureaily hold a large respectable connection. Beat :«t ces must accompany application,—Address C. it. care of Henry Greenwood, Advertisinjf Agent, Liverpool. 2731 BIRMINGHAM GOODS for Auctioneers, Shopkeepers, Hawkers. Tea Shops, Jtc. Aleuts wanted. Whole •ktohovMc, post free.— Address, Henry May 18J), Bir WANTED, AGENTS, for Industrial Assurance, in all ,"1" Barta. Qoed men can earn at least 30s a week. -re3S, with stamp, to Manager, 6, St John's-square, thrfcff. 437S4 "PROFITABLE AGENCY India^and h na Pure X Teas, in quarter and half-pound oo."œs. to sell from WW per lb: supplied to agents at impo" prices no ■Mace required. Writ for pai'ticulars and-press opinions, tt CHiver, Oliver, and Co., 'lea luipvrters 231 So uth-rate- iBad. IiWidon. MISCELLANEOUS WANTS. fWfP DAIRY FARMETVS.->HLli. i iliLK :!—Wanted, M several grood dairies oi genuine MILK during the motor good pt-ice given, and prompt payment. Churns ftMDd.—Ad Iress Mma-er, Roy:«l Shorthorn Dairy Coix> J—y, 12, Bridge-tTra.:P, P^-i'-ii- flX» PRINTERS. — rt'anteo, »br.l.O U-liAHV JL CROWN PRINTING PRESS, in arood condition.— Address, fruiter, uth Wales a y Newj" Offce, 2:42 WANTED, a small TANK LOCOMOTIVE, for W ■HWITTNG 011. c«likry siding, 4it. iD. e; Milouri-tiand if in ?ool order.—Address, Trevor F. Thomas. Bake Decks, Car ff. 2^5 XjntEUEiilCK PARSLOE, WAITER, 37, tiste.!dfod- JT street. Orders punctually attended to. Town or 8OUUWy. 43983 v U)DGINGSf APARTMENTS, ~&oT SITTING-ROOM~aTid_ BEDROOM for one or two 0 Ladies (abstainers) ec^a^ed in t w;i during the da1. Terms very moderate; with or without board harmonium, books. Near tram terminus.—Apply M, ø. B.icha.rd.-krrnee, Roath. 2;2S of Furuished HOUSE, suitable for two Gentle- JL mm, or Small Family. Gas, Pia::o.—O., Dai! Aewa." L320 APARTMENTS to LET, for one or two gentlemen. Apply, The Hollies, Richmond-road,"Roath. 2716 rIlo foe LET, Front PARLOUR and BEDROOM, fur- JL iMeKvd, at 14, Woodville-terraee, Cathays, Cardiff. 4308? FOR SALE—HOUSES, LAND, &c. Jj*« SALE r>r to LET, '• FERNBANK, South Grove; replete with every modern convenience.-Ap- 1 to J. Hooper, on the premises. 2840 be SOLD, by Private Contract, Grouixl Bents of A. *» ctouts in the centre of Canton; the ground 11,111 _to £ 1S5 a year; lease wiexpircd about 70 4he rents the kkndionis do receive .» the I»ee expires will pay nearly 26 per ^r" Family MaosMn in Pembrokeshve, with l»nd, ^ooj tW»in«r shooting, and within «»o ouhu of railway station; price will pay 34 to 4 per ceat. A small Farm, with a House aad OaWhoM3w, wiihai a mile ai»l a-haii of Newport, 20 MPM. E>ght-roomed UovuM,with abuotg «cres ofLand, afcoat 5 miles from Cardiif several s-roomed Houses, ■With larRe gardens and Uck entrant, 99^ yearT arise £ £ M wch: e<ght freehold Hoxisea, inciWina a BKID, price eight Houses, reuts XI24 16a. ■rice £ 1,300 three House* price £ C jo two Houses! factadiuga sh°P,.f.d year» Ske J&06* LU^VLiR —it,o Houses, inciud- r a Shop, and Stab e ai;d Coach-uonse, price £ 700. UTH.—Two Vi laa in Hroadway, price £ c."<) afat Houses, including a SLop, pri^e a.1,300 two Villas la Upper George-street, pr;ce x.5o0 i-^ur Houses, with • toJff lease, in the centre 01 iQ" «)adin«r a Corner Shop, pr^e 1, 'ten Houses p.ice £ 8.000; eight Houses, pn e ftorl-street, price £ 400 ten roomed VjJ-a. vrrth celi.r,. fcath-roora and ^as llttuigs m-wt.y m every room, pr.v.e J»», tw.-tha-ds ol the purchase money cou,d remam •a awrt^po.-TO LI"r, three lar-e Shops v ^Ue- *»ad, suitable for drapers, IioDmon^ers, diu,gis.a, hsttcbors, or furniture shops, all with lari,e • •rwal Mve-roomed IIous-s, with lar<?e gardMS^ as By, rent 4s Cd per week eifcht ro<>rned ilia -3 v»v>e mmaemat, with largs garden, Venetian blinds, ga^ u •» and w.c.; rent £ 30 a-year only five minutes walk to Where the trams .start. Several Farms to LET in Jlon- 8Oothahi. rent about .£1 109 per acre. For reply please enclose a stamped euveJQpe.-A pp.y to Mr M«wnas Da.viea, House and Land anù Insurance Aent, jM, Oowbridae-road, Canton, Cardiff. 40277 TO liE LET.—BOLisiib, LAND, fllO LET, at Blackwsir, a convenient DWELLING. JL HOLSkl, conUkiniu^ two parlours, two kitchens, ft** bad rooms, pantries, wash-house, eelLriu; garden hash aud front.—Apply to William Lamb, Hope Hotdl, Worth-toad. 271SJ TO LET, No. 5, SEVilRN-TERRArE, Stow-hill, New- port. Rent, J £ 2o.—AppJy Six Bells, Stow HL1. 2718 mo be l.fcT, w.t'a imLuediate possession, ROSE COT X TÅGIJ. iJiKT1"i. surrounded by a productive a-d". large hot-housa, eoach-iiouscs, dm., all outswe the Uoui.daiy oi tho Bo>rou^h of Swansea. ilenc -Apply to T. H. Davie?, An<*tioneer, ,18, Union- iiwaasea; or to Messrs ilaitland, Da vies Sc Isaac, 7, Kutl a i-street, Swwnsea. 144*1 flAJSTBLLA HOUSE and LAND to be LET.—196 acres pt Land, or thereabout, with the Mansion, which *.w*1' soited ter a country retirement or fanning the cliIDØe moot healthy, and neighbourhood very pic- ua.-Apply to Messrs David Evans and Son, Auc- ttOMCTI, Pontypridd. 4:SJO LET, Kiliarney Villa, The Walk, Tie-ietrar- JL *nle, Card*if, with immediate possession Venetian Minrts. &e., hot and cold water, 6 bedrooms, bathroom, Gvd -c-; drawing and dining rooms, conservatory, lotehena, 4iit., and a good gardeu.—Stephenson, Alexan- der, aad Co., Queen's Chambers, Cardnf. 437i!rf £ per week,—THI1EE ROOMED HOUSE, \^D hea'thy, situation, 15 minutes walk from fiefti-Btreat railway station, Swansea.—Appiy W. C. rv 2. i'oi;eira-dtres,fc tsaaa JOHN JENKINS and £ 10S ANNOUNCEMENTS. JOHN JENKINS and CO., AUCTIONF.EUS & VALUERS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS, STOCK INSURANCE, MORTGAGE AND BUSINESS Bit iivliRy, AitBITRATU US. H O U S E LAND, ESTATE, KIN AN CI AL it GENERAL AG M NTS. PHI L H Alt i LOX10 CHA\ i BEKS, S:, SriiJtST, CARDIKK. Agents to the Suit Fire, Provident Clerks' Mutual Life am'. Guarantee, an I thc Norwich altd 1.1),1'11 Accident «uÜ Phte Glass h"ur.lIICC Co.-npanie. aad the Protector Endowment, I.0.11. and Annuity Company. N.P. -.r. J. :,a,1 Co, prefcr pfs-mal interviews, but w' erè tiiLi is no f'\t.ct.ic:ll:le, communication may he made by po,t, ill which caoe two stamps must be 1'tvl' reply BUSINESSES FuR DISPOSAL. CCARDIFF.— Very desirable Full Licensed HOUSE in a j xooii ibornn^h ru-c, wiUi lai-^6 business connections. (;\)()(! tradi h3.ildsome fittings le low rent. Ingoing Jenkins 0: Co., tun Fire Office, I'hil- haruiouic Chambers, Cardiff. RKTA11, HAV, STRAW, CURN and CHAFF BUSI- NESS io Roatb, Carditf. Hent. moderate. Ingoing Willi Horse, Cirt, Steam Engine and Ltens'ls, very 10w,I(1n Jmdtb" and Cn., Auctioneers and Valuers, Pil,¡batlllO:Jle Chambers. larduT. B'lEWCRY. — A compact three-qu-vrter Steam Brewery, in < ne of tàe most popnl'JI1" aiul pros- pering liitncts I.,i outil Wales, to be i-iSPfSED cf as a s<oing concern. The premises are most substantially hailt, aiid within easy access to the centre of the best mineral district of South Wales. There a few bound hou-es, and a very good field for pushing a good trade with free houses. Capital required, Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. IRIIOWY VALLKY.- Good Double-licensed HOUSE, o near a raihv;;y 5t:1 t,ion, and" ithout immediate up- held 011 1. lease for more tiia-i 90 years, at the annual gTonnti rent of £ 5, to be SOLD, The premises ar sul^tantially built "uti well ap)>oiuted. Price £ 1,200. —John Jenkins & Co., Philharmonic Chambers Cardiff. DOUBLE LICENSEDHOUSE, in one of the most crowded pirn of Cardiff, ;md near the shipping, doing :1. very l:\re nd remunerative trade 1n6 lease; ingoing Jenkins :ri>d Co., Sun Fire -Offioe, Philharmonic Chamber: Cardiff. CARDIi-'F.— Very compact Double Licensed HOUSE, in good thocuag;¡füB. lI.IgoiN £ ,ia0. Good lease and inye¡ït01T, -Ioim Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. C1Ai.iDIFF.-Ono of the best Double-licensed HOUSES j in the di -iriet t>> be Disposed oi irainettiutely. A j in ùae rli -iriet 1;" oe Disposed oi irainettiutely. A large traile is now clone, and there is 110 immediate com- petition. Ingoing. <6500,—J. Jenkins and Co., Eusiness Brokers, Phiiharmouie Chambers, Cardiff. CCARDIFF.—Compact free Double-licensed HüUSE, near the principal thoroughfare, and an important bnsiness centre, to be Disposed of immediately. Pre- mises held on lease, at a low animal rental. fngou'ng, £ .'2o0, offers -alicited. — J. Jenkins and Co., Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Carditf. CARDIFF, Suburbs vf. — A very spacious Single- licensed HOUSE, in:t new but very growing neigh- bourhood, on at per year. Ingoing, £ .">00.—J. Jenkins .and Co" House awl Estate Agent, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardirf. CARDIFF, Lower Grange.— Double-licenced HOUSE in Grunsetown, on a good lease, to be Disposed nl, Satisfactory reasons for leaving. In goin, £ 500 to £ 7'0, accorUing to com.iiti"WI.-J. Jeukini & Co., Auctioneers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. CARDIFF.—Double-licensed BOeSE, in easy distance to station, important offices, and principal thorough/aies held on a good lease, and doing a large trade; to be DISPOSED OF. Ingoing £ 1,050.—j. Jenkins & Co., Snn Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. ARDiFF — Beer and Wine-Licensed HOUSE, in the best position in Cardiff, TO be LET. Very long lease. Co., Auctioneers and Aceountants, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. CARDIFF (ROATH).—Double-licensed HOUSE, in one of the best positions in Roath. Very low rent. Ingoing, with inventory, jEeaO. A. rare opportunity for business.—J. Jenkins Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. SWANSEA (near to).— Double-licensed HOUSE,"doin^ four barrels weekly, for £ 1m. Rent low. Brokers,3 four barrels weekly, for Rent low. Brokers,3 J. Jenkins & Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. HAY AND CORN BUSINBSS.—First-class, very old- established concern to be SOLD centrally situated in Cardiff; premises with 53 feet o! wharfage, large and profitable trade; exceptional opportunity.-John Jenkins and Co. Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff BAKING AND GROCERY.-A very old-established J) concern, doing a large and good trade; TO be SOLD. Rent on 14 years' lease. Goodwill and Stock at valuation.—J. Jenkins & Co., Auctioneers and Business Brokers, Cardiff. BUSINESSES WANTED. SINGLE LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE. Ingoing not Q exceeding .£50.-John Jenkins and Co,, Philhar- monic Chambers, Cardiff. DOUBLE-LICE.;SED PUBLIC-HOUSE, Bute-street or Docks, Cardiff. Ingoing .£200 to £300. John Jenkins and Co., Brokers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, Firrt-class Temperance COMMERCIAL HOTEL, centrally situated in Cardiff, or a Good Premiaea suitable for iame.-Jùhn Jenkins and CO.,Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. SMALL SPIRIT VAULTS; £ 100 to £ 300; respectable part of Cardiff.—John Jenkins »nd Co., Sun Fire uffioe, Phiiharmouic Chambers, C-erdiff. A SMALL PUBLIC H0.USE.—Ingoing not to exceed £ 100.—John Jenkins and Co., Sun lire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. SMALL Respectable HOTEL, suitable for a Lady.— John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers Pond Accoun- tants, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, GOOD Single Licensed PUBLIC HOUSE.—Ingoing not to exceed .£:80. — John Jenkins and Co., Business Brokers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. BUSINESS PREMISES TO BE LET. SHOP and PREMISES in Qaeen-street, Cardiff. -John >^7 Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, CANTON.—To Grocers, Butchers, Outfitters, &c. Very attractive Premises to Let at Canton, suitable for the above or branch establishments. Rent moderate. —John Jenkins nu Co., House and Estate Agents, Phil- harmonic Chambers, Cardiff. COMMANDING Corner SHOP, best position in Car- Iliff, hanogoc'.e frontages, with show-room, good dwelling apartments, and cellars, To LET with posses- sion Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Utilhat-monic Chambers, Cardiff SAŒT .MARY-3T!IEET.-Good WAREHOUSES, suit- ¡ able for Bonded or other Stores, with very good approach,- John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. SHOP in bottom of Saint Marv-street. Purely a business premises. Rent £ 100. Fixtures £ 180. —John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. PAUIOUS WAUEHOUSES, YARD, and OFFICES, near centre of Cardiff, to be Let at low annual rental of £ 1 0.—Agents, John Jenkins and Co., Phil- harmonic Chambers, CardifL ri^WO Sets of good OFFICES, to be entered upon in a harmonic Chambers, CardifL ri^WO Sets of good OFFICES, to be entered upon in a X month, in centre of Cardiff.—Apply to John Jllnkins and Co., Cardiff. HOPS and STORES within easy distance of G.W.R. Station and centre of Cardiff, well adapted for wholesale concerns.—John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers and Accountants, Philharmonic Ch:.I.mbeT8, Cardiff. BUSINESS PREMISES WANTED. A COMPACT and Convenient PREMISES for a Jeweller, ir. one of the best positions in Cardiff.— Joiin Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Phil- harmvnic Chambers, Cardiff. HOUSES, -te., FOR SALE. EIGHTEEN well-built HOUSES, in good locality, J)['J Price, Ground rent moderate. —John Jenkins anti-Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Caidiff. FREEHOLD seven-roomed HOUSE, at Llaucaff Yard^ well luiit, and in a good situation, with a walled gar Jen; a good investment for £:60.-John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. "171LORA-STREET, CATHAYS.—Superior CuT'l AGE to r be SOLD. A bargain.—John Jenkins and Co., Kiilharmonie Chambers, Cardiff. BRGADWAY —Several good HOUSES for SALE Cheap.—John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic J[) Cheap.—John Jenkina and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardllf. HOUSE, with showy shop, in Clifton- street, to pay nearly 11 per cent. Price £ 500,— John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers and Valuers, Philhar- monic Chambers, Cardiff. WEIGHT COTTAGES, in Maud-street. Very cheap to an immediate purchaser.—John Jenkins and Co., Cardiff. PARTRIDGE ROAD.—Very compact and neat semi- J. detached VILLA, in ex -ellent condition. Price £450. —John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Phil, harmonic Chambers, Cardiff A. CVENIErr 12-ROOMED HOUSE, in uioe part of Roath, with two entrances, and held at a very low ground rent, to be sold at fair price.—John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Philharmonic Cham- bers, Ca1'ùifI. SIX substantial COTTAGES, Conway-road, Canton. Ground rent, £ 18. per year. Price £ 730.—John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. PF.NARTH.—Two convenient DWELLING-HOUSES in Plassey-street, in excellent condition. An invest- ment for £H5.-John Jeukins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. EDWARD TERRACE, CARDIFF. -One ot the best and most convenient in this terraee at a mouerate price, a large poition of which can remain on nwrt,John Jenkins and. Co, Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. | ilOUR COTTAGES in Cecit-street, let to respectable JT tenants at 6s Sd per week, tor £ (560.—John Jenkins and Co, Cardiff NINE very neat HOUSES in one of moat improving parts of Roath, for £ 1,800,—John Jeukins and Co, House and Eitate Agents, Cardiff. FOUR very desirable HOUSES, let for JB82 per year, iL' Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. WANTED TO PURCHASE. J CANTON or DOCKS.—A few good COTTAGES as an investment. G<KK1 letting neighbourhood.—John Jeukins anu Co., House and Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff, A FREEHOLD or Long Leasehold PUBLIC-HOUSET- C^Lbe^s, Cardiff^ C°M .A.w:tioueeTi, Philharmonic Ch.unbels, Carùltf. HOUSES TO BE LET. A Labom ^-Convanient HOUSE. Rent chLbt^C^; J°h" Jeak"* Philharmonic GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. i_JQ OOO f4'0 c-an he INVESTED to pay jtO.VVV^early. i P=r cent on Ground Rents in C'aruiXi; reveisionary interest very valuable.—John Jen- kins ami Accouutanta, Pbilharuaoulc Chambers, Carlilf. 171REEHOLD GROUND EiTS of .£15 15a, in a good -1 part of Canton, to be sold for S325.-Jøbu Jenkins auii Co.. Auctioneer?, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. LIFE POLICY FOR SALE! A Valuable POLICY of INSURANCE for £ 300, and Bonuses, in a good office, upon joint lives, each about C3 years ot age, for f200. A good speculation.— John Jenkins and Co., Fubhc Accountants. Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. MONETARY. „ A £ 130 £ 200. £ 200, £ 250, £ 500, and £ 600 to 4,1 1)0. be'invested on Mortgage. Also large and f51ir;rfiY?ou Freeholds, Leaseholds, Reversions An- nuities, or Ground RenW.-Joim Jenk.ns & U., Mortgage Brokers and Financial.Ageuts, Philharmonic Chamteis, Cardiff. Cardiff. 0-G i)aA WANTED on MORTGAGE of first-class Jbl.oOU Shop Property, in eentre of Cardiff unexceptional security. -John Jenkins and Brokers, Philharmonic Chambers, Card- 0~l Wanted oa Mortgage of a good Reversionary owJLOV Interest.—Apply John Jenkins and Co., Accountants, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. O ^AA Waiting to be Invested on a Freehold Secu- dwOvv rity.—John Jenkins and Co., Financial Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. O i A fV—Wanted, Good Investments for two sums Swt;" If of £ 400.—Joha Jenkins aud Co., PhilhM- I fihambewk <!anliff. W. AND S. (Established 1849), HOUSE, ESTATE, AND LAM D AGENTP, AUCTIONEERS, VAIXELS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, sc. OFFICES: 74, ST. MAEY-ST., ( AKDIFF. Freehold or LeasehcW States and Houses, Business or Manufacturing Prenn-es ai.d Business, Bonght, Sci-d, or Let. ANNOUNCEMENTS. ESTATES and LAND FOR SALE, HEREFORDSHIRE.—convenient HOUSE and 7 acres of LAD, very prettily situate within a sÍturt distance "t a railway station. Prico n.oderate. Messrs llem, Caiditf. (SIrDIFF"(near).- Fight ACRES of smrerior LAND, j nd a substantial DWELL1KG-HOUSK. Puce moderat".—W. A" S Hern. Cardiff. Ri«Ci >\sHliiE —On a tributary of the \S\e, cele- ) 1* rated for 'its Salmon Fisheries, FREEHOLD ) 1* rated for its Salmon Fisheries, FREEHOLD ESTATE (11 a! out 1M acres of sotiiul surah.e, pasture, and woo<Js, excllent sheep walk, and ight of coiun-.oir a r.- i^ and a-lavli of good Salmon and Trout 1 lshmg.— <S » Hern, Cardiff. Warm A RTH ENTIRE. — Chi-imin-ly si u.1 t<Kl Fife- i j hold 1 state, con wi nding extensive v.ews. »>ith n c!Sv distarce of Canuarthen, hv.:n>ea. s nd H»ne..y. C'oinpri.-ing 85 acres of h im .11 nocd uiltnauon, to- • ether with a sul stantial faimhonce und outbuilomgs. Price moderate.— W. & S. Hem. Cardiff. DORSKTOH7R1T?route. St Urintin.—'Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, ct.ii.prismg about So-, acr.s of excellent tilbtre and dairy laml, hunting and shoot.ng box or cottage residence, end strbhny, larni houses, labourers' wtti-ges. and holdings. Anuu.il rental, lis &1. -W. ii S. lIern, Cardiff. H1 'ETIeFORDSiUIU- Very compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, laving well together. The whole estate is a; out 290 acres, of which about. ?0 is wood; tne re- mainder largely pa-tnro, situate wit.un a snorta^tanoe .n* a church and village, and will be soid a barga.n. 4 S. ITem, Cardiff. COUNTRY RESIDENCES. TO LKT. CARMARTIIENSHIRE.—Supeiior RESIDENCE,nicely situate, close to Church, Post-office, And Railway Station. Good fishing near. With «>' without land. Con- tains dining. UrawioM, and breakfast rooms, l::>r»vy, « bedrooms.' good d< ;e>tic offices, 2 stahed stables and coach-honse. Rent nioderat^—Messrs Hern, Can-iH. COUNTRY UFSICENCK7IO"minutes walk of a town and staticu; south aspect, liii^, and coadi-hoase land ii desired — Vi. S 8. Iiem, Cardiff. (-1 LAMORGANSH1RE.—Superior RESIDENCE, with j or without anv quantity Oi lano, up to 90 acrjs. L inlii" mid drawing-rooms, five best and three secondary bedioo^, good domestic oflUes capital ,npply oispnng and soft wuter; stab:oe, toaco-house, sm.dic-iM in, granary, kennel, &c. 'ibe parish church and good schools near. Rent model Ate.—V>. & h. Hem, Cardiff. ^LA^HEN; CARDIFF. FAMILY MANSION, I i st:- riding in its own grounds, having a southern ^fct, and commanding magnificent views-—* k S. Hern, Cardiff SWANSEA VALLEY.—Desiiable MODERN RESI- DENCE, overlooking the River Tawe, close to Parish Church and Post-otliee, within 15 nimutes of station on Midland Railway. Rent, moderate.—W. H S. Hern, Cardiff. ABERGAVANNY.—Smail AILLA RESIDENCE on the banks of the Usk, 2 miles distant from the town to let on a vcarlv tenancj- or for a term, at i„uper annuln; excellent kitchen garden, and 1C awes Of excel- lent meadow land adjoining cau be had; good fishery. —W. &fi. Hern, Cardiff. B~liECONSHIRE.—Within one mile of Station, a fir^- class RESIDENCE, beautifully situated 1» the vai^y oi the Usk. Rent moderate.—W. & S. Hern, Cardiff. FOR SALE. PEN A RTH, Cardiff. Convenient RESIDENCE moderate price.—Mr Hern, Cardiff. I BURNISHED RESIDENCE for SALE.-A superior House, well furnished, will be sold a bargain.— Messrs H13m, Carùitl. 44025 CARDIFF (near), within a mile of main line and two other railway stations, one from a church and post- „ io from Sff, a COUNTRY MANSION and over 100 acres of superior Pasture Land^ ■mlth sporting over 1,000 acres; also several miks.of Pl_ed fishing. The whole, forming a Kr hiT will be sold at a moderate price.—Messrs Hern, Cautitt. FREEHOLD RESIDENCE and Grounds, situate in r the county of Gloucester, within an easy distance of the city, situate in its own most beautiful grounds, abont 8 acres.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. /COUNTRY RESIDENCE and 3 acres ot land, large 1 garden, adjoining turnpike-road and close to a rail- way station, and within 3t miles of a good market town. The property is customary freehold, price moderate.— Messrs Hem, Cardiff. TOWN RESIDENCES. TO LET. WESTBOURNE PLACE, CARDIl F, — Superior HOUSE. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff w-k OATH, Cardiff.—Very Convenient RESIDENCE X\, rent moderate.—Mr Hern, Cardiff. UMFRIES-PLACE, CARDIFF.—Very convenient residence. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff 974 "I^ITESTBOURNE^PLACE, CARDIFF. Convenient V house, overlooking Sophia Gardens. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hem, Cardiff. 077 OAKFIELD-STREET. ROATH, CARDIFF.—Superior Semi-detached Villa RESIDENCE. Dining and drawing-rooms, 5 bedrooms, bathroom fitted with hot and cold water, good domestic offices. Rent only Messrs Hera, Cardiff. PARK-PLACE, CARDIFF.—Superior detached RESI- iL DECE, commanding uninterrupted views of Cathays Park. Containing on ground floor drawing-room 24ft. by Hiit., dining-room 23ft. by 15ft., breakfast-room 14ft. by 16ft., china pantry, lavatory, 10 bedrooms, supe- rior domestic offices. Reut moderate.—Messrs Hem, Cardiff. DEVONSHIRE.—At Tiverton, near theExe celebrated fishin»- stream, distant 11 miles from Exeter, a Sub- stantial FAMILY RESIDENCE, standing in its own beautifully undulating and well timbered grounds. Church, post office, railway station, and grammar school, near. Rent, £ 135.—Messrs Hem, Cardiff, ANDREWS' CRESCENT, CARDIFF. — Handsome RESIDENCE of good elevatiou, finished and fitted in the best style, and with every modern convenience, contains dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, 7 bed- rooms, box rooms, hot and cold baths, very superior demestic offices. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. CANTON, CARDIFF.— Short distance of Tramways. t/ Good S-roomed HOUSE and Garden; Rent 10s per week.—Messrs Hem, Cardiff. INDSOR PLACE, CARDIFF. Superior semi- detached RESIDENCE, side entrance, small garden at rear, 3 reception 5 bedrooms, hot and cold oath". Rent £ 40.—Messrs Hero, Cardiff. CROCKHERBTON, CARDIFF — Good substantial RESIDENCE, well built and arranged, handsome dinin" and drawing-room, breakfast room, eight bed- rooms, bathroom fitted with hot and cold water, w.c., good domestic offices, and large garden, well stocked with choice fiuit trs- Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff PENARTH, CARDIFF.—Handsome FAMILY RESI- DENCE; grounds nearly an acre, contains drawing, dining, morning, and billiard-rooms; bedrooms, hot and coW. baths, superior domestic offices. Rent moderate.- Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 43302 W. & S. HERN, 74, ST. MARY STREET. TO BE LET—BUSINESS PREMISES, &0 GILW ERN. BRECONSHI HE.- To UE rf Free""Siiiy! e- Hcensed HOUSE, the Porter Stores, near Llanelly Tin Works.—Arvply on the premises. ° .L;T, Spnci,lS ROO:S for private tI1I.iug TO LVT, Spacious ROOMS for private dancing ::I: C1:J.8C, clubs, 01' any othc }Jnrpoäe.-For p..rlicu- lars apply to N. Lawrence, 11, Wood-street, Temporance- town. 44511 TO LET, HOUSE and SHOP, No. 267, Bute-street.— Applv to Mr Ballantyne, Tyne House, Union-road, t Applv to Mr Ballantyne, Tyne House, Union-road, j rd íI. 4517 DRAPEFtS' ARMS, Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, to be LET, with immediate possession. The above free double licensed, old established, convenient House, with good Shop attached, situated in the best part of SaunJersioot; house in good repair, and wen suited for grocers, chemists, ship chandlers, &c.—Apply to Richard Hare, Saundersfoot. 2147 RAPKRY.—To LET, that old-established and spleudid Business, the CAMBRIAN HOUSE, Car- marthen hvp over 60 feet, lare showroom.>, spacious premises, handsome new froll, Ion" lease, rent only £ 100, wIth 01' without stnck.-For hirther particulars, apply John Lewis, Fairfield lliw e, Sw. n,ea. EWPOiST, MONMOUTiiSUIRE.—TJ be LET, ex- tensive TRADE" PREMISES, in the centre of the low-n, and v.itbin a few yards of the chief thoroughfare of Coo.mereial-strcet, spacious yard, worksr.ops,aud other erections, together with the fixed Plant, Machinery, &e., I lately in the occupation of II. P. Bolt and Co. 'l'has« premises are well adapted for a builder, coutracter, joinery manufacturer, timber merchant, 01 for any ot'.ier trade requiring large space.—Apply, G. B. Batehelor, Newport, 41460 mo fcbe LET, 65, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon., I Good situation for a Coffee Tavern,—Apply, by letter, to E. Cross, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 2733 nno oe LLT, witli immediate possession. No. 30, I Duke-street, comp- isiug capaciou.^ Corner SHOP, wIth double frontage and large pJate-la¡¡¡¡ windows; private entrasce; roomy cellars.—Apply Mr John W Vac-hell, Cardiff. 7924—4C452 HOUSE and SHOP to LET at Ysir-d, Rhondda fix- tures for grocers, plate-glas3 frunt, good cellars. -Apply Lewis Lewi., Somerset HouAA. eath. 272 > TO be LET. with immediate possession, the old-estab- lished, fulllicemed Premises, kl1owlI!I the I:CIY.1L EXCHANGE, Park-street, Llanelly, together with the Brewery. JIalthouse, Stores, Stables, Cellars, and Offices. Also, to be disposed oi. a large quantity of Casks and Brewery Plant, a Grey Mare, Cart, and Spring Car.—For particulars apply on the p- emises. 442U1 mo be LET.—SWANSEA.—A first-class HoTEL in one 1 of the principal thoroughfares. IncomiIg e:LY. Apply to H. Jones and Son, Auctioneers, Bridgend. 44062 BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. TO 3RIi K AND TILE M\KERS.—1To be LET by i. CONTRACT, the URICK and TILE MAKING at tuc Peucoed Terra Cotta Brick and Tile Works Bridgend. Particulars may be had 011 application to the Manager, Prices must be sent in on or before December 3rd. CARDIFF.—Capit-il Double-licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, good lease; low rent Wj!ii:1ms and WmumS: Auctioneers, Church street Cardiff. 2728 V FOR SALE.— LIVE STOCK, C- RIAGES, &c. FOR SALE. a BAY jlARE.—Apply to 113, Bute Docks. JL' 44501 FOlt SALE, Iron-gray COB, 4 years old, 14 hands good action; quiet to ride or drive suitable for a lady. Apply, John Craig, Christina-street, Swansea.2736 COAL WAGONS AND COLLIER! COAL WAGONS AND COLLIERY I REQUISITES. QA RAILWAY COAL WAGONS for SALE, to cawylj O" tons. Well made, and iu good repair.— For parti- culars, apply to Moses Davids Cwmburla, Swansea. 44458 FOR SALE.—MACHINERY, TOOLS &c. ON SALE, second-hand seventy-horse double cylin- der portable ENGINE, fitted with link motion and winding drum; nearly new. Also, one fire-horse vertical EGINE and BOILER combined one pair of twenty- inch horizontal winding ENGINES; one pair of fifteen- inch horizontal winding ENGINE one lift of eUrbteen- inch PUMP TREES, one nine-feet MORTAR or Clay Mill.—Apply to EDWAIW RATCLIFFE, Hawarden, near Chester. 44179 SCRRWII;G. SLOTTTNG. SHAPI and PLANING MACHINES of various sizes in DRILLING, 8CREWING, SLOTTING. SHAPING stock and progress also, LATHES 7 inches to 14 inches centres, with iatost improvements.—JOHN SPENCER Tool Maker, Keighley, Xorkshire 34309 ON SALE, one strong, well built Condensing Beam Engine, by a first-claao maker, equal to new cylin- der, 36-inch bore, 5-feet stroke. Can be seen standing, and will be sold cheap. One close-built, self-contained Condensing Beam Engine; stands riiindependent bed or six columns; cylinder, 28-ii:eh bore, 4-feetstroke. As good 18 new. Can be seen standing, and will be sold cheap.— Apply to fiearjr Parkinson, ruwxky-gtroet, I Bui to*. II W. AND S. HEILN'S ANNOUNCEMENTS. TOWN RESIDENCES (CONTINUED). TO LET. CRO KHEIIBTOWN, Cardiff.—Very superior RESI- DENCE Gart'en and every convenience. Rent, £ .'0. —Mes-rs Hern, Cardii:. ]OUL". I N-SUC ARE, Cardiff. — Very convenient DWELLliiC-HOUSE. Rent £ 35.—Messrs Hern, Cai\ii:7. FOR SALE. OAKFfELD. Ro".th, Cardiff.—Very Superior RESI- DECE. 0 le iconis, good garden, &c.—Mr Hern, Caidiif. P,ARA')E, T.:EDEGARVILLE, CARDIFF.Three GEO-1 8ubsian:iiil RESIDENCES will be Sold a b'UJ.j:-¡.-3ie.si's. Hem, (]a.¡,dä. T\"TEWP0RT Frce- 1.' FAMILY RESIDENCE, within A quarter of a mile of the Great V. estern Railway SUitiou. Contains three recei'tion-rooms. Piice on application.—MESSRS Hern, Cartl.FF. RESIDENCE, nicely I-J situiteii in this very attractive town. House con- tains breakfast, dining, and drawing-rooms. Good domestic útf.cc; isix bedrooms. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. IcHMOND-TELIRACE, PARK-PLACE CARDIFF. {, First-ciajs HOUTE, cotitainir-g dining and draw- iii- rooms, good bcdro.:IU aecomniodation, bath room; good g-arden, STACKED with fruit trees. Price moderate. —Mes.-rs. Hern, C -.ri:IIT, TFVOATH-liV)AD7~CARD1 FF.—A first-class SHMI-UE- .1 TACHED VI LEA RESIDENC'H, with handsome frontage and portic > entrance, contains large dining and drawing rooms, seven bÙrOOU1.3, bath room. Price 1110- derate. — M-.ssr-. Hero, Cardiff. FF.— SUPERIOR FAMILY J: EVIDENCE, standing 'J in its tastefully laid out grounds and gardens 0; about :1.1\ acre. Price (freeholds 01\ app:h:atiou.- Mtssrs. Hern, Cardiff. FURNISHED RESIDENCES. TO LET. "?% ,f ONMOUTHSIIIRE, commanding BO-uiliful views of JJT the historic and noi/le ruins of Raglan Castle, vT;t-.in SHORT distance of church and railway station.— TO be LKf. a FAMILY RESIDENCE, well furnished, containing HANDSOME rccept,iou-room3, six. beJr-oms, dre-;si, IJ:1.ti, and box-rooms; garden, lawns, and oi iiamei.tid grounds; nearly ix: acie3 ol prime meadow land. N.'ar meets "F Monmouthshire foxhound- Rail- way NA G.W.R. within a mile. —Messrs. Hem, Cardiff. "VTOBTH WILTS, Desirable L-'URMSHEU COOMKI 1. MANSION, known as EASTCOURT HOUSE, (with right of sporting) standing in its OWN grounds, which comprise lawn, shrubberies, lfower ar.d kitchen gardens, 13 acres Oi rich pasture land. Rent, £400 per annum, will :ncluI1 tl:3 riht of sporting o.et" 1,400 .acre.- Me-srs, Hern, Cardiff, IY RECO.NSUIRE.—Furnished RESIDENCE, close to JF church and r.dl.iay station, containing 4 reception rooms, 7 bedrooms, good garden, and small field (if required). Rent ¡¡;otbrntt: ,h;s.sr". Hem, Cardiff. ABERV'STWITH.—Furnished or unfurnished RESI- DENCE situated in the centre of MAI INF Crescent, commanding beautiful and uuint0rrupted views of Cadi. gan Bay Four suites of apartments, side aud front en. trances. Leas,) 21 years at or would be sold with furniture, or to let furnished.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. B~ RECONSHIRK. — Superior FURNISHED KESI DENCB, with Garden and In acres of Land, good trout fishing in the river Usk, aud the right of shooting over 1,000 acres.—Messrs. liarn, Cardiff. BUILDING LAND, &c. TO LET. CARDIFF.-In the m03t improving locality, having J road and river frontage, LANt) to be LET, in lots, for building purposes. Long lease, moderate rent.— Messrs Hern, Cardiff. FOR SALE. — LLANDAFF.—Freehold BUILDING LAD. An ad- JLJ mirable site for the erection of one or more resi- dences, within seven minutes of the Cathedral. Piice on application. —Messrs. Hem, Cardiff. BUSINESS PREMISES. WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF.—To Let, as Offices or for Business Premises, 2 good 8.roomed HOUSES, with Cellarage, with or without 3 Cottages. Reut moderate. Lease if desired.—Messrs Hern, Cat dlff. CARDIFF (within 1 J miles of.)—Extensive PREMISES with a wharfage of 200 feet to the Glamorganshire Canal, Reut £ 10. Additional land and cottages may BE had.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. CLIFTON STREET, CARDIFF.—For SALE, LEASE of a Shop and Premises, in the best part of the street. Price on application.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. DWELLING-HOUSES. TO LET. WORKING-STREET, CARDIFF.—Good HOUSE 8 r rooms side entrance. Rent moderate.— Messrs Hem, Cardiff. SEVERN-ROAD, CARDIFF. — Good Six-roomed HOUSE. Rent, 1i 6d clear of rates.— Messrs Hern, Cardiff. CARDIFF, STACEY-ROAD.—Two substantially- built RESIDENCES, five bedrooms, hot aud cold bath. Rents £30anrl £ 35.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff, ROATH7CARDIFF^-Good HOUSE.Three sitting- rooms, 4 bedrooms, convenient domestic offiess, w.c., 4 bedrooms, garden. Lease about 90 years unex- pired. Ground Rentes, or offers.- Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. RICHMOND ROAD, ROATH.—SUPERIOR RESIDENCE, containing 6 bedrooms, diniug and drawing-room, kitchen and back kitchen, hot and cold batlfs. Rent, £ 33.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. FOR SALE. BROMFIELD-STREET, LOWER GRANGE, CAR- _[) DIFF.—Two well-built HOUSES, to be Sold cheap, —Messrs Hem, Cardiff. 986 OATH, CARDIFF.-Gjod HOUSE- three Siting rooms, four bedrooms, convenient Jomestic offices, w.c., four bedrooms, garden. Lease about 00 years un- expired. Ground-rent, £11590 Price moderate.—Messrs. Hem, Cardiff, CASH (CARDIFF).—Four substantial DWEL- LING HOUSES, let at 8S per week each; the balauce of purchase money on mortgage.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff OODVILLE ROAD, CATHAYS.—Superior- resi- dence, dining and drawing-room, kitchen, back kitchen, cellars, &c., bath-room, 5 bedrooms, very well built. Price moderate.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. TCARDIFF.—Two convenient 8-roomed FREEHOLD J RESIDENCES,each having small lawn in front and good garden, and one with stable and coach-house. Price on application. Nearly the whole of putchase money can remain on mortg-age.-)Iessrs. Henl, Cardiff. BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. CARMARTHEN-SHIRE. — An old-established first- class Freehold Hotel; also a shop ad joiuiug. Price, £ 400.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. OLD-ESTABLISHED Grocery, Drapery, Agricultural Seed, and Ironmongery EUSINESS. Satisfactory \_7 Seed, and Ironmongery EUSINESS. Satisfactory reasons lor rctiriug.-)lessfB. Hem, Cardiff. ARDIFF.—Free BEERHOUSE LEASE. Rent only JB40. Doing &ood trade. Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. BAKERY and GROCERY BUSINESS, very old-estab- iished, together with gcod Bakery Shop, large Dwelling House, good Garden. Ingoing moderate.— Messrs. Hem, Cardiff. WANTED. GOOD Country MANSION, with Land attached, and right of shooting over at least 1,COO acres.—Messrs. Hern, Cardiff. -————— 45802 W. & S. HERN. 74, sr. MARY STREET, FOR SALE.—MACHINERY, TOOLS, & COPPER BOILER, abont 100 galls" nearly new, and In perfct condition. To be sold cheap. F. Morris, Greenficid street. "WTERTICAL BOILER, Oit. by 5ft. 4ic.; with necessary Y fittings. New Lowmoor Iron Fi.1, A bar. gain—F. Morris, Greenfield-street, Swansea. 4415;) 1PAIR HORIZONTAL ENGINES, 71 inch cyelinder, JL 13inch stroke, witn fly wheel and pu ley comulete on one frame. —F. Morris, Engineering Offices, Greenfield- street 44153 SIX-INCH CENTRIFUGAL PUMP, nearly Dew, by Gwynne, for SALE or HIRE.—Fielding and Platt, Gloucester. 2700 TRACTION ENGINE, can be used as ordinary Port- able ENGINE, or Road Roller.—FIELDING and PLATT, Oloucester. MOR'L'AR MILLS, SAFT. to 7ft. diameter, new.— 1'.1. FIELDING and PLATT, Gloucester. EGO-END BOILER, with Dome and Fittings, com- JLJ plete. 24 horse power.—FIELDING aud PLATT, Gloucester. PORTABLE ENGINES, 6 to 10-horse, with or without i_ ■Winding Gear. Sale or Hire, cheap.—FIELDING and PLATT, Gloucester. HORIZONTAL ENGINE, 12-lir,r-e, new, with Expul- ion Gear, new, cheap.—FIELDING and PLAIT, Gloucester. NINE-HORSE Vertical Stationary ENGINE, extra strong, cheap. be seen working.—FIELDING and PLATT, Gloucester. PORTABLE ENGINE, by Clayton, double 10-inch Cylinders, with or without Winding Gear.—FIELDS ING and PLATT, Gloucester. 2703 BOILERS ON SALE.—FOUR GALLOWAY'S PATENT BOILERS, 30 ft by 7 ft, safe to work at 701bs on the square ineh. TWO BOILERS, S2ft by 7ft 6in, with two fluas through, to work :t 751bs on the SQUARE inch piessure. TWO BOILERS, 24ft by 6ft 6in, two flues through. TWO BOILERS, 20ft by 5ft, one flue through each, with three Galloway tubes in each flue. ONE BOILER, one flue through, 13ft by 5ft. Apply to HENRY PARKINSON, Foundry street, BOLTON. ON SALE, ONE 10-horse power double cylinder PORTABLE ENGINE, for winding. ONE 12-horse power PORTABLE KNUINK. ONE 10-horse power PORTABLE ENGINE. OSE 8-hoise power PORTABLE ENGINE. ONE 6-horse p..wer PORTABLE EGINE. Equal to new, and will B<: sold cheap. Apply to HENRY PARIviNSON, Foundry street, BOLTON. ON SALE, ONE Pair of 25-in Horizontal WINDING ENGINES. ONE PAIR of IS in Horizontal WINDING ENGINES, TWO PAIR of lo-iu Horizontal WINDING ENGINES. TWO PAIR of 12-iu Horizontal WINDING ENGINES. TWO PAIR of lO-ill Horisontal WINDING ENGINES. TWO PAIR of s-tu Horizontal WINDING ENGINES. The aboviI Engines are quite new, aud now- ready tor delivery, and will he sold at second-hand prices. They are fitted up with winding drums fiid brake gear. Applv to HENRY PARKINSON, Foundry-street, BOLTON. ON SALE. ONE PAIR of LA in Horizontal WINDING ENGINES, WITH winding drum and brake gear. Oue Pair of 10-in, coupled with sccond-motion gearing, for Hauling purposes or Underground work. Apply to llENRY PARKINSON, Foundry-street, Bolton. ON SALE, TWO very first-class CORNISH BOILERS, 80ft by 7ft, two flues through each, safe to work at eoibs on the square inch pressure.—Apply to HENRY i PARKINSON. Foundrv-street. BOLTON. ON SALE, ONE new VERTICAL BOILER, doubla rivet.ted, lift high by 4ft diameter, three crosa tubes in. TilREK VERTICAL BOILERS. 10ft by 3ft, two cross tubea » .» by 3ft „ » 8ft by 3ft „ •» 6ft by 3ft „ BQLTX^N heNRY PARKINSON, Foundry street, ONP0^AB2EEENGSST pOWer d<mbIe C7,lBde' Also, 20-horse power double cylinder PORTABLE EGINE. ONE 36-inch Beam CONDENSING ENGINE. ONE 28-inch Beam CONDENSING ENGINE. I ONE 20-inch Horizontal RUNNING ENGINE. Several smaller HORIZONTAL ENGINES, down to 4 horse-power. 4 horse-power. ^ONE 10-inch HYDRAULIC PRESS, fcr Bale Goods or ONE Tank LOCOMOTCVE ENGINE, cylinders 13-lnch ONE Tank LOCOMOTCVE ENGINE, cylinders 13-lnch ™ 06,8 COQP'ed- copp«r fire-box, and brass tubes; ONE Tank .LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE, with 10-inch cylinders, ONE ?i cwt. STEAM HAMMER, ralf acting: atsott Quantity ofSTEAM WINCHES, with double cylimlers. Several Treble and Single PURCHASE ORABS. kt^P'y. HKNBY PASymsoN, Foundry-strset, BOD. SMALL removable PORTABLE ENGINE, about one horse power, with cvJ:n,Lr 011 back of boiler, ami fixed upon four uhe Is. S litable for chaff cutting, or other liirht work.—App:y to VV. D., Church Hou e, Bed. 2833 FOR SALE. —MISCELLANEOUS. ONE BUTT of Prime Old HAY for SALE.—Inquire with Mr* Phi.'Ii; s, Victoria House, Ney.'au-.i, R.S.O, rw10'"pORiTTT'ufcfi ErsI—!?*< R"SALE, a 40ib7'cilOP- 8 PING MACH -Nfl; c;ual 10 new cost £ 25, to be snU for £ 12 10". A ply to .\lr John Morgan, auctioneer, Aberdare 44510 CONTRACTORS and others.—For SALE, 500 B Navvy's WHEELBARROWS. Strongly nia-ie of best materials only. —J. P, Lewis, Cardiff. 2754 PARK-ROAD, NEATH, Somereadv-tnadeCOlTNTTR^ and FIXTC RES ON SALE.-P.ease apply M T., Resolven, ncar Neath. 2744 FOR SALE. Cheap, a full-sized BTLLIAIW-TABLE, in capital condition. Apply, D. Philiips, Auctlmieer, Swansea. 271 171-JR SALE, a fine-toned PIANOFORTE, in walnut case, carved tru3s3, full fret work, seven oeUs.vo3. Bought June last, price 2u guineas.—-To be seen at 12), Scrern-road Canton, Cardiff. 41838 HORSE and CATTLE CON DIM ENT and ME DICIN ES, as manufactured by Mesrd Grimshaw amt liar- stow, Gui le llrídgû, near j3.nchC8tcr, call he O!-t.aí:leJ of the appointed Agent, at Swansea, Mr J. Nutt, Insurance Agent 5, Dynevor-place. 43jf>9 MISCELLANEOUS. T ADIES. ^T0 i,ADIEs~ THE LATbT THP-G in INDIA RUBBER WATER paOOF CLOAKS or U LSTEHS are now made from a very pretty light Dlaterial ill different shades, and can be worn reversible. PRICK 32s. EACH. Wholesale and Retail at the SOUTH WALES INDIA RUBBER CO., LUTE DOCK?, CARDIFF. Prices and Pattems Free by Post. 41437 TO SOUTH WALES COLLIERY PROPRIETORS wihru: of ta1dng:\I\ Interest in I/o New Steamer, to carry 2,000 tons; she will call 3.1. Cardiff frequently for cargo.—Address D 23, care oi H. Greenwood, Adver. Using Agent, Liveq){)o1. 2753 "0 BICYCLISTS.—Morris Brothers'stock of Bicycles I and Tricycles is still larger them toe stocks of all other ill South Wah:, combined. Price lists 1 stamp. Repairs done amI machines exchanged. Ponty- 44077 .i.- LEFT out of Sile.a STOCK of PRICE'S PATENT FIRE- PROOF SAFES, of various .-izes.—Apply at Stephen- son, Alexander ii Co" Crocklierbtown, Cardiff. 2613 A FORTNIGHT'S FAMILY WASH, in Four Hours, without rubbing 'or boiling, by using "TUg DOMESTIC" Washer, Wringer, and Mang!er (three machines in ouc" carriage lxiid, and a free tra allowed. Illustrated pr, Ipetus post free from Morris Bro., Pontypridd, and 10, Angel-street, Cardiff. 44210 Certain Cure for N. rvous Debility. CGRATIS, a J1EDICAL WORK, showing suftarcii-s l:o- 3" they may be cured and recovcr Health and Vita'av Without the aid cf (Quacks, with Rccipes for purifjirg loood and rcinoviiq; Skin Affcetioru. Free on re<-ei:>' of sfairpto praray postage.—Addiess Secretary. of Anatomy, Birnimgham. 2030 WHAT IS YOUR MONOGRAM.—Send 13stamps to ? V GLASS and Co„ Cardiff, who will forward you 12 sheets of nckll>cr and 12 envelopes stamped ill co'nur with any oue, two, or three letters, and any lsii; s iiiine. Also GLASS'S COMIC PACKETS, containing 12 different designs, sent post tree for 13 stamp3, 5 quires of paper and 100 envelope* stamped in any colour for OsCd. YOUR CARD, SIR?—Send 411 6d to GLASS and Co., Cardiff, who wIll engrave rour U2.me and print you 100 Ivory Cards, forward them post free to any adlresa. TO MERCHANT'S, TRADESMEN, and Others. GLASS'S Patent Endorsing Machines, engraved with your name, business, ami address, from 1&1 5d. YOUR NAME,SIR?—Your name engraved on a Brass or Zinc plate for your door from 5s. GLASS'S Stencil Plates for Marking Linen, ic. Initials and name, 28 6d; initiaJa only, Is ed, Sent post free to any address on receipt of stamps to GLASS & Co., ENOSAVKRS DIESIXK- ESS, and GBKEHAT. PanrrgRS, CARDIFF. 14 NOW ready, LADIES' MEDICAL ALMANACK and FAMILY ADVISER for 1880, 6d; post free, eight st-4mps.-Published by Dr Bruce, Dorking, and M. A. Orr, Clapham, London. S.W. 2590 MONEY. MONEY Advanced iu Large and Small Sums at moderate interest on personal security.— S. J. Davies, No. I, The Hayes, Cardiff. 8067—41132 MONEY advanced upc-n all kinds of real security.— .1. Apply John Henry Jones, 1. St. John-square, Cardiff. 4J2S4 MORTGAGES upon Freehold, and Leasehold Property JjJL advanced to any amount; also £.O,OGO (special) upon Land at 3J per cent.—Address, Mortgage Ofice," 2, White Cross-street, Monmouth. 42400 WAA TRUST MONEY ready to be advanced 3w J-> 4 vf vr upon Freehold Land, at 4 per cent.— John Henry Jones, Mortgage Broker, 1, St. Jo!;n- square. Cardiff. 442S4 tySffl to £ 750 granted at shortest notice upon per- soual security.—Apply John Henry Jones, No. 1, St. John-square, Cardiff. 44284 CASH ADVANCED, from £ 10 to £ 1,000, on personal or any available security; leasehold property, re- versions, &e., from 5 per cent.; distance no object,—Car- diff Credit Association, 29, St Mary street, Cardiff. 4418S ESTATES, Houses, Public-houses, Shipping, Shares in Companies, Life Assurance Policies, Works, Col- lieries, Railway Trucks, Reversions, Furniture, Plant, Crops, or Fanning Stock bought or add, or loans made thereon. ADVANCES made pealing 5awe.-T. J. Buse, Swansea; College-street, Lampeter, and 3, Market-street Aberystwith. 33593 CLERGYMEN, Farmers, Clerks, Shopkeepers, and Mechanics can receive ADVANCES upon FURNI- TLïE, etc. (without removal), at once by writing to Mr J. J. Jones, 13, College-street, Swansea. Distance no object. 41213 AVON LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY.—st. Helen's-road, Swansei.— £ 5 to £100 advanced upon appUse^ta^. to Househ dderj and others. No ■sureties required. Call or write any day.—Office hours, 9 a.m. to !) p.m. 44232 jr»-| to £ 20,000 and upwards on Freehold, Copy- JLtrvF hold, and Leasehold Properties, Reversion- ary Interests, &c.; and on Personal Security, Life Interests, Reversions, Shares in Public Companies, and other Sccuritie8.-Full particulars i nd forms of applic ition maybe obtained of Mr Samuel Hern, Estate Agent, 74, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 41463 LION ROYAL LOAN COMPANY.—Advances from £ 3 to £ 1C0, to Farmers, Cowkeepers, Tradesmen, Workingmen, and others, upon Household Furniture, Stock. «Ssc., without remov:J,1 or i!1clJuv""uiellcc; from £ 20 to £ 500, upon Deposits of Leases, Shares, Deeds, Plato, Jewellery, &c. MANAGER:—M. J, S. LYONS. Office, 9, Commercial-road, Tredegar; 2, James-street, and 28, Commercial-street, Ebbw Vale. 41620 ENTLEMEN, TRADESMEN, FARMERS, and other3 can obtain CASH ADVANCES, in sums from .£20 to at a day's notice, without sureties. No fees charged. Prospectus gratis, by application, either per- sonally or by letter, to S. Ba berg, 2, Butc-terrace, Cardiff. N.B.— lute: di ig applicants are reminded, that by applying to this offieelthey are in treaty with a bona fide lender, who advances n.ore than any two in the Princi- pality. 10206 ICOTICE TO BORROWERS. n-» f\ to £ i 000 Advanced'at a day's notice, in Town obl.ll or Country, to Male or Female, upon personal security, or upon mortgage of furniture, stock, pant, crops, and farming implements, without removal. Also upon deeds of freehold and laasehold property at £ i per cent.—Apply personally, or state amount required, to MrThomas Davfes, 34. Cowbridge-road, Canton, Cardiff. Stamp for leply. ilOffZ MONEY WITHOUT SURETIES.—Before applying elsewhere for a Loivn, send for a Prospectus of the NATIONAL MERCANTILE BANK, mited, 3, Cre: t Charles-street, Birmingham, which will show where d- vances are n.ade from £10 to £1.000 at a day's notice, in any part ot England or Wales, upon note of hand alone, or upon mortg.ige or furniture, stock, plant, crops, and farming implements, without removal. Also upon deeds and life policies at £ 6 per ceut. interest. NO SURETIES, Law Costs, or unnecessary expenses required, and the strictest secrecy can be safely relied upon. Apply per- sonally, or state amount required. DAyID TURNER, Manager. N.B.—Distance no object. The above Bank lends more money annually than any two or three (combined) of the largest Advance Offices or Deposit Banks throughout- England, and no good application is ever refused. EstnJ) iished 1867. 2451-1652 MONEY! MONEY! MONEY! DO YOU REALLY WANT MONEY? If so, vou may have Money, from £ 4 to aDy amouut, by applying to the Bute Docks Loan Company (Established 1870), who lend Money to Farmers, Shop- keepers, Innkeepers, Cowkeepers, Working Men, and all bona fide applicants, on their Crops, Stock-in-Trade, Household Furniture, &c., without removal from bor- rower's premises, or inconvenience in anv way. Dis- tance no objection. No charges U[1le88 the money is advanced. N.B.—NOTK THE ADDRESS- THE BUTE DOCKS LOAN COMPANY, 57, JAMES STREET, CARDIFF. MR. BEIRN STEIN, Manager. Letters by post receive prompt attention. Prospectus Free 0[1 application. 42651— 7702 MONEY.-IMMEDIATE CASH ADVANCES, uude the New Act, 1879. £:20 tc may now be obtained at a few hours' notice, upon liar rower's OWQ Sœuritr, ill any part oj England or Wales. To prove the genuineness of our system of business, all tiansactioiis are fully explained and completed by Borrower's Solicitor or any otber, and 118 Law Costs arc charged unless lobe money is advanced. Apply by letter or personally to Mr J. H. EYLES, Manager, 44, Commercial-street, 40141 Newport. Mon. NEW CURTAIN MATERIALS. J^EBENHAM AND JJEWETT Invite attention to their very large Collection of NEW MATERIALS FOR WINDOW CURTAINS, PORTIERES, etc. '1 Bombay Striped TAPESTRIES, 58 inches wide, ISld. Madras, 23^1. Bengal, 2;1 9d. Boliain TAPESTRIES, 50 inches wide, 154d. Roman SATINS in all Shades. French and English TAPESTRIES, 35 lid, 4s lid, 5s 9d, 6s lid, 78 lid, to 14s 9d. Seta of Patterns free by post or rail on application. DEBENHAM AND HEWETT, HOUSE FURNISHERS AND WAREHOUSEMEN, CAVENDISH HOUSE, CHELTENHAM. 14575 A GENERAL FAMILY APERIENT I MEDICINE, Which, whilst truly efficacious and mild-warm and soothing in its effect-gives tone atftl vigour to the different secretions—causes the stomach and liver to resume activity—restores the appetite—promotes digestion induces cheerfulness strengthens the- whole system—is a greit boon. Such a medicine DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS', prepared without mercury, will be found to be. Heads of households should always have a box by them, to resort to 011 any slight occasion of ailing on the part of those under their charge, as by paying attention to the regular action of the Stomach, Liver and Bowels, many a seveie illness is avoided or mitigated. They will be found, in slight cases, by a single dose, to restore health to the body, with a happy frame of mind. These PiN have now beeu before the public for over .0 years, and may be relied upon as a cure for BILIOUS AND Livza COHPLAIHTS, WixD, SPASMS, FOOL BREATH, NER- vous DKPRR-SIOK, IRRITABILITY, LASSITUDE, LOM OF ARWJTITE, DYSPEPSIA, HBARTBU*H, SOUR ERUCTATIONS, GIDDuakis, Djzzrasss OF TUB gYll, and all those other symptoms which none but a sufferer can describe..Pre- pared only by W. Lambert, la, Yere-street, London. W.. in boxes, Is ljd and 2s 9d, or post free for 14 or 84 stamps, and sold by all respectable medicine vendors j throughout the world. The genuine are In a square 1 Kreea uackasce, TAKE MO O'jDHpu *877 I iTrtfl late for ftlTOifinstiatt. ] SOUTH WALES CHALLENGE CUP. I LLANELLY V. NEATH. This Tic for the Cup will be Played off on the STRADEY FOOTBALL GROUND, LLANELLY, on SATURDAY next, at Three p.m. Admission 6<1. 4453 rjIHE "^yEST jgND JJLACKING DOES NOT REQUIRE BRUSHING. IT IS APPLIED WITH A SPONGE ATTACHED TO THE CORK, AND NEED ONLY BE USED TWICE A WEEK, GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS CAN BE CLEANED IN ONE MINUTE WITHOUT LABOUR. SOLD BY ALL BOOTMAKERS AND GROCERS, In GJ. and la. Bottles, WHOLESALE Of RI. II. AND H. ASHMAN, LEATHER MERCHANTS, BROADMEAD, BRISTOL. 42775 AR.IIARTHEiN.-W. J. NEEDLE, 22, Union-street. Carmarthen, is authorised to receive ADVERTISEMENTS for the SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS, CARDIFF TIMES,and SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEW. Advertisements sent to the above address before FIYK o'clock p.m., will secure insertion in the next morning's issue. IJAYE'S YYO US DELL'S JpiLLS. "171AMILY MEDICINES.—It is often an JL anxious question as t-i- what medicine may be used ,-a.cly fur the con-tant complaiuts that happen to chil- dren and grown-up persons. KAYE'S WOliSDELL'S PILLS easily meet this difficulty. They are safe, effec- tual, curative, preventive. K AYE'S "ORSDELL'S pILLS. CONSTIPATION.-Many persons suffer from continual constipation, resulting from a sluggish fiction of the stomach. In such cases KAYE'S WOliSDELL'S PILLS are an invaluable remedy, as they afford a stimulating influence which restores a healthy action of the digestive organs. J^AYE'S ORSDELLS PILLS I'OTTSE-SING ALL rfle PROPERTIES OF THE FINEST ARROWROOT. JGROWN AND POLSON'S CORN JJLLOUR J' HAS TWENTY YEARS' WOELo-VVIDE REPUTATION, And is Unequalled for Uniformly Superior Quality. 226 89537 OTANIOAL HALL, 72A. OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA. For the BENEFIT of the PEOPLE, and the SUPPLY of Cheap, Pure, and Good SEEDS, EDWARD DAVIES Has now ON SALE, BULBS of every description. Wedding Bouquets and Cut Flowers obtained from C vrit Garden on two days' notice. Camelias, &c., a, i-i e weekly by 4.35 a.m. train en Saturdays. N. B.-Spr&tVa and Victoria Dog Biscuits ard Poultry Food Celery Seed for Soups. Leek and Parsley Seed in Penny Packets. 4(225 JJORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, FOR PLUM PUDDINGS and CAKE. B ORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, FOR BREAD and LIGHT PASTRY. w RWICK'S BAKING POWDER, AWALI DED FO > II GOL'L ME DALS. 3 700,000 PACKAGES SOLD WEEKLY. Z INVALUABLE ON BOARD SHIP. CARDIFF AND PENARTH OMNIBUSES. I S 5 50 12 0 3 0 5 40 8 20 CARDIFF, dep f 10 0 12 40 3 DO 5 20 9 0 W»ek days. f 10 50 1 :;0 4 20 7 0 1 :b J XI 30 2 20 4 55 7 35 0 11 10 2 4 50 7 .) 1 5 0 11 10 2~15 4~50 T~, 9 0 12 8 3 0 5 35 8 15 10 0 12 45 3 35 6 10 9 0 10 40 1 30 i 10 6 45 Later Oil SUNDAYS. CARDIFF <?ep.. j >» ,» « • « » « o7»— ■am • } 1 V'c'yi I,°° ° TO-MORROW (FRIDAY). THE CARDIFF TIMES AND THE SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS FOR FRIDAY (TO-MORROW, Will be accompanied by a SPLENDID PORTRAIT OF MR JOHN BRIGHT, WHICH WILL BE GIVEN AWAY ■ ». r >< • WITH EACH COPY OF THE PAPER. The Portrait bag been executed by Messrs Cassell, Petter, and Galpin, in the highest style of art. It is printed on toned paper, 14 inches by 17 inches, and is suit- able for framing. It is similar, and forms a companion picture, to the Portrait of Mr Gladstone, recently presented. There will also be continued in the same issue, the NEW SERIAL STORY, By the Eminent Novelist, WILKIE COLLINS. A Synopsis of the chapters already published will be given to enable new readers to take up the Story. The same issue will also contain the following special features BIOGRAPHY OF MR JOHN BRIGHT. WELSH MARTYRS A Brief History of the Suffer- ings and Triumphs of Welsh Nonconformists under the Reigus of the Stuarts, and the Georges: By the Rev. E, Davies, Y GOLOFN GYMREIG By Dafydd Morganwg. PENAL SERVITUDE What it it, and what it ought to be:" By the Author of "The Doings and Dodges of our Social Wastiels." LONDON CORRESPONDENCE By an emiuent Parlia- ment,ry Journalist. THE WELSH VERNACULAR PRESS, THE LADIES COLUMN By Gwendoline WELSH POEM ON MR JOHN BRIGHT. WHEN HARRY V. WAS BORN: A Memory of Mon. mouth Castle." NOTES ON AGRICULTURE: By a Practical Farmer, ECHOES OF THE WEEK By Peter Playfair. NOTES ON CURRENT EVENTS Local, Geueral, and Foreign. SPECIAL REPORTS ON THE STATE OF TRADE From Trade Correspondents at Cardiff, Swansea, Newport, West Mid.auds, and North of England. ( GREAT ) 72 COLUMNS WEEKLY > 72 COLUMNS ( PAPEK. ) To be obtained of all Newsagents through- out South Wales. Monmouthshire, and the Forest of Dean. Chief Offices Cardiff. Proprietort D. Duncan and Sons. 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BIRTHS, MARRIAGE3, & DEATHS.- Koften of Births, Marrii-qes, and Deaths are charged at the rate of Is for the iti-st Twenty Woris, and 6d for every additional Ten ireras, and must be PRKPAID. [n all vises the notice must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer. — MARRIAGE. MoRGAN-r-i.tHjpB.—Nuv.. at. the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist Chapel, Llechryd, Cardiganshire, by nev. John Jones, New Quay, John Thomas, Esq., J.P., surge)n, Cardigan, to Mrs Ellen Phillips, widow of the late C.iptain Phillips, Belle Vue Villa, Portn adoc, North Wales. £ gni
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1879.…
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1879. t The Carmarthen Town Council sat for some time yesterday. A somewhat heated discussion occurred respecting the public right of way over a road not far from the town, and which is claimed as private pro- perty. The old question of water supply again came up, and it i3 evident that the Council are losing faith in the pumping scheme. At the Abergavenny police-conrt on Wed- nesday, a little girl, for stealing 3s from Mr Hampton, was sentenced to 28 days' im- prisonment. At an adjourned meeting of the Pembroke Dock Town Council, held on Tuesday, it was agreed to levy a gas rate of 4d ill the pound upon the borough. A committee was appointed to receive subscriptions for the Rowland Hill memorial fund. All inqnesti was held at Ross, on Tuesday, touching the death of a child named O'Brien, whose father was informed that he had neglected to provide medical attendance for his daughter, and O'Brien was also cautioned against the continuance of the dirty state of his house and children. A haulier named David Evans was run over by a tram and killed at Aberdare, yesterday. At a special meeting of the Monmouth Town Council, yesterday, a proposal was made to apply to Parliament for a Bill to purchase the gas and waterworks, but upon an amendment being made it was agreed to let the matter fall through in the meantime and a resolution was passed to apply for a provisional order in respect to some altera- tions in the rating of the borough. 0 Mr Gladstone's speech to the Midlothian electors, yesterday, dealt principally with domestic affairs. He favoured the closing of public-houses, and giving compensation to the owners, recommended a new lease for farmers, and glanced at other questions, affecting land, including settlement and entail, which he condemned. The right lion, gentleman also spoke upon county govern- ment, and gave a qualified approval to the demand for Home Rule. A meeting was held at the Mansion House, London, yesterday, the Lord Mayor pre- siding, to promote a Rowland Hill memorial. Mr Gladstone wrote, saying Sir Rowland Hill's discovery had tended to the increase of commerce, literature, domestic habits, and h.-ippinesa. It had found its way among all civilised nations, and there were few who had not felt its influence, while its value throughout the country ought to be acknow- ledged by a very wide circle. It was stated that 125 mayors and provosts throughout the country had promised to support tlle fund. The Yarmouth smack Pride of the Ocean has not been heard of for a fortnight, and it is believed she has been lost with all hands. The crew number six. Owing to the drinking of impure water, contaminated with sewage filth, the wife and two grown-up children of Mr Pool, market gardener, Leighton Buzzard, have died of intermittent fever, and three other members of the family now lie in a critical condition. Eleven hundred men will leave Barcelona, on the 30th or 31st inst., as re-inforcements for Cuba. Two frigates will also shortly proceed to that island.
MR GLADSTONE'S EDINBURGH MANIFESTO.
MR GLADSTONE'S EDINBURGH MANIFESTO. MR GLADSTONE'S truly great speech at Edin- burgh, on Tuesday afternoon, sets at rest one great doubt—whether or not the eloquent EX-PREMIER has abandoned the reserve which he imposed upon himself in the early days of 1875. His resignation of the leader- ship of the Liberal party in that year was a blow of great magnitude, all the more note- worthy, inasmuch as it was asserted in some quarters that he had resigned mainly because he was not prepared to lead in the ultra-Radical direction which some were prepared to follow. By virtue of his intellectual force, his lengthened experience in public life, his high moral character, and his transcendant abilities as an administrator, he has earned the chief place among Liberals, and his Edinburgh speech is that of a leader, not a follower. While speaking for himself, Mr GLADSTONE unconsciously sppaks for, and thinks for, the masses of the country. His view is naturally more comprehensive his conception of details more vivid; but in his political instincts he sees, and hears, and emphasises opinion as becomes the great leader of a great party. In the early passages of his remarkable speech, Mr GLADSTONE touched felicitously upon, the fact that forty years ago and the present Duke of BUCCLEUCH, the father of the sitting member for Midlothian, were members of Sir ROBERT PEEL'S Government. The EX-PREMIER, with great candour, says that he has changed various opinions, and that he has learned various lessons. While Mr GLADSTONE has gone forward, the Duke of BUCCLEUCH has gone backward. Mr GLADSTONE some months ago explained what seemed to him mentally the reason of his abandonment of Conservatism. He traced in his education at Oxford this one great de- fect—that it had failed to teach him the im- perishable and the inestimable principle of human liberty. As he fully explained, liberty was then regarded with jealousy in academic circles. Hence the principle of the Conservative party was jealous of liberty and of the people, qualified by fear, while the principle cf the Liberal party was trust of the people, qualified by prudence. What Mr GLADSTONE learned in the academic circles of Oxford he has unlearned, amid the stern realities of public life. Respecting the shameful faggot-vote sys- tem, which finds congenial soil in the Tory circles of Mid-Lothian, Mr GLADSTONE spoke prophetically. It was unworthy of any con- stituency, because stifling the voice of the genuine voters,and he hinted that it must be swept away by the Liberal besom of reform. For years past it has been the disgrace of the agricultural constituencies of Scotland, and of more than one county constituency in the North of England, and means repre- I sentation according to the longest purse. The subject of an early or late dissolution of Parliament naturally attracted much of Mr GLADSTONE'S attention at Edinburgh,and he conclusively proved two things—first, that according to more than a century of precedent there should be a dissolution at once and secondly, that the reason why there is no dissolution, arises in the minis- terial belief, that the country is against them. On the whole, Mr GLADSTONE is not unprepared for a surprise, because, as he showed in detail.the tendency of the BEACONS- J FIELD Ministry is to indulge in surprises I and theatrical smoke. In a mastcrlv review ( of the foreign policy of the Government Mr GLADSTONE reprobated the BEACONS FIELD tendency of creating ideas favourable to the superior martial prowess of this country. Against that dangerous policy, Mr GLAD- STONE appeals to the best traditions of the beat Grovernments, which were to soothe and tranquiliso the minds of the people, and not to set up false phantoms of evil with reference to foreign affairs, Mr GLADSTONE devoted a large part of his address to the foreign policy of the Govern- ment, and he showed, beyond dispute, that the Government had blundered respecting the Andrassy Note, and equally so in refer- ence to the Berlin Memorandum. Nothing so irritates your tliorough-going Tory as a reference to these documents, because they I embody the principles upon which Sir HBNRY LAYARD has been zealously acting for the last few Jnontbs-the necessity for the Turk putting his house in i Qrder, and governing according to the principles of justice and right. The BEACONSFIELD Government refused to do at the right moment, what they are now constrained to do at what may be called the eleventh hour. Their refusal to co- operate with Germany, Russia, and Austria undoubtedly hastened the Russo-Turkish war, which has left England's protege, the Grand Turk, weaker than he ever was since admitted to the family of European nations. Everybody now sees how stupendous was BEACONSFIELD blundering in this direction, and how much that blundering has been aggravated by the responsibilities of the Anglo-Turkish Convention. If the Tory Government are right now, they were wrong two years ago, and vice versa. They are thus impaled on a dilemma of their own creation, and Mr GLADSTONE, by the exercise of undoubted genius, has bared the huge political hypocrisy on which the BEACONS- FIELD Ministry has been trading. As might have been expected, his analysis of the financial question—although only fragmentary — was very masterly. The Edinburgh speech, as a whole, leaves no doubt as to the vigorous intellectual fibre of Mr GLADSTONE'S mind, despite the fact that he has sat in eleven Parliaments, and has fairly earned the rest of a smaller constituency than that of Midlothian, or of a seat in the House of Lord'. Singularly enough, the man who has conferred so many honours on others, has sought none for himself. At an advanced period of life he has come to the front because he feels that at no period of his career have the issues awaiting the nation been of such profound importance. Has the nation not a duty to perform in return, namely, to rise as one man in favour of Mr GLADSTONE'S principles and policy 1 All parties feel that the times are exceptionally critical, and hence all must buckle on their political armour. Omi- nously, even the Times wavers; yet to object, as the Times of yesterday does, to the mere length of Mr GLADSTONE'S Edin- burgh speech, is absurd. It is still more absurd to affirm that Mr GLADSTONE'S case against the Government fails because Lord DERBY was instrumental in rejecting the Berlin Memorandum. Mr GLADSTONE is in no way responsible for any act of the BEACONSFIELD Government. He has praised them when he thought they were right—as at the Constantinople Conference and he has blamed them when he felt they were wrong—and that is, for nearly the whole of their tenure of office. His oourse is, consequently, consistent enough.
THE POLICE AND THE PUBLICANS…
THE POLICE AND THE PUBLICANS AT SWANSEA. Several publicans of a miner class have recently appeared before the Swansea magistrates, charged with some particular breech of the Licensing Laws. In moat instances the summonses con- tained a charge of selling intoxicating liquor during prohibited hours, while the line of defence, as invariably adopted, declared the persons in respect of whom the charge was made, to be private friends, and not customers. The ad- vancement of such a plea is undoubtedly one calculated to severely test the discriminating capacity of the judicial mind, calling in question as it does a variety of mixed circumstances. With- out going into the merits or demerits of tHe liquor laws — which it would be out of place here to discuss — it appears opposed to our appreciative sense of liberty, that embarkation in a certain trade—and one sanctioned by law— should debar a man from the usual intercourses of social life. A publican is obliged to keep open his house from early morn till late at night, and it seems only reasonable that after the house is closed at 11 o'clock, some little relaxation should be allowed him. A good companion is said to make a long road short, and in pleasant company time is apt to pass without our taking much notice of its flight; but the publican must beware how he attempts to realise these truisms. There can be no doubt that the licensing laws, like other enactments, are often evaded, and it is very desirable that the police should be on the alert to detect offenders, but at the same time much discrimination ought to be used in order to prevent the possibility of subjecting innocent persons to arbitrary action. Policemen of a cer- tain class—eager for that promotion which tl;e absence of uniform merit denies them—are ever ready to make up for their natural shortcomings by snatching at everything which has about it the shadow of a "case." And the only discretion employed in a misdirected vigilance is that which teaches them to disregard the "comings and goings" at principal hotels, while at the sa-ne time adopiing what may amount to a very objection- able attitude towards smaller houses. It ia, of course, incumbent upon the police to bring to justice everyone offending against our legal en- actments, and it is very desirable that they should be duly watchful where a breach of the law is likely to be committed but we are so often hear- ing in the Council Chamber of one law for the rich and another for the poor," that the word of warning here given will not seem at all out of place,
THE MELINGRIFFTrHTND PEN■…
THE MELINGRIFFTrHTND PEN- ■ f i TYRCH WOKKS. 1 vi q, w PREPARING TO START. 3 Everywhere throughout these extensive woiks there are signs of active preparations for a resump- tion of work, in consequence of the or-ler from the Vice-Chancellor, reported in Wednesday's.issue. Mr Jefferies has arrive 1 at his old residence, and is busily engaged consulting with and instructing the heads of departments. On Wednesday men were employed in clearing out the rubbish from the drift, in the preliminary operations necessary for the blowing in of the great furnace, in rep ,ir- ing-work here and there at the long ranges of coke ovens, and at the tinworks. It will be some little time before the furnace can be blown in, but in the drift, colliers will be at work cutting coal to-day, and, as the few repairs necessary there are com- pleted, more men will gradually be taken on. They all seeut glad to be r.ble to return, for on hearing the rumours of Wednesday, and only an hour or two after the arrival of the papers con- taining the definite announcement, Mr Howells and others had many applications. The coke ovem require cleaning out, and, owing to the weather, the old stacks of the ovens will have to be, in places, rebuilt. But it is ex- pected that mos of tUs kind pf work will be soon necomplished. It has not yet been decided how men will be immediately employed, and indeed statements about definite arrangements having been made about different departments appear to be somewhat premature. At the same time there can be no doubt but that every exer- tion will be made to set several mills agoing at Melingriffith in a few days—most probably in the early iart of next week. It is believed that the state of the tin trade warrants this step. As an instance of the effect the stoppage of this works has had in the district it mav bo mentioned tkat the membership of the English Baptist Chapel has decreased 43. Quite a social revolution is anticipated when the works are fairly started,
DISASTROUS FIRE AT NEWPORT.
DISASTROUS FIRE AT NEWPORT. Early on Wednesday i-. orning, shortly after midnight, a fire was discovered at the rear of the premises occupied by Messrs Water* and Arnold, general ironmongers, High-streetj Newoit. Police- constable Carter discovered the nre, and laised an alarm. The appliances were taken from the Town-hall to tlio spot. Meanwhile the fiie-esc pe was sent for, though happily it was not needed. Much difficulty and uelay was occasioned in taking the hose through premises m order to reach the fire, and tnen Jt. was ascertained that the flames were extending in two or three directions. A Strong party of>'h«e, under the direction of Superintendent binclair, were at length able to however they .III1 not boom*! i,i 5„1,pre»,i„g „lltil 4vii f;,rv and .n ,th1 h'e burnt with consider- av) nd to' v- 8 Mt that ib would f iV did n f Itemises. Fortunately Kioflv ft^Cur' a ^re was confined Waters and M<ck Ptemises <>f Messrs sufferers Tl ° w,ho ale tJ!e only rcal ;e property destroyed is surrounded lWI of Mr J- Young, chemist, the uncn or urn pes Inn, Mr Ingletou's grocery ware- iMust, the Old Ship Inn, the Alexandra beerhouse, fv « grocery stores of Mr Morgan. So far as the front premises of Messrs Waters and Arnold are concerned there is no damage visible, but a ) great amount of damage and consequent loss has been sustained. There was a fear lest the flames might reach the powder stoied upon the premises, hut the powder in stock is stored in fire-p: oof safes and placed in an arched cellar. The cause of the fire has not been traced.
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THE WOUNDING CASE AT CARDIFF.…
THE WOUNDING CASE AT CARDIFF. P.' At the Carditf police-court on Wednesday* Guisippe Saleri appeared on -remand, charged with wounding an Italian sailor nimed Luigi Bartoli, on Eridar. Dr. Vachell, the house* surgeon to the Infirmary, said that the injureJ man had received a violent blow on the eye. The eye was doubtless diseased before, but the sifihf was now gone entirely. A woman named liams said that she saw the prisoner pull ofl hl| coat, knock the complainant down, and f ill rsi him. Mr Ensor, who appeared for the defence called several witnesses who swore that the pror secutor and two or three others struck him 6nl a: d the defendant did not use a stone, but that complainant first struck with a knuckle1 duster, aud then when throe or four Italians t eked him, lie knocked tho complainant dow8 with a blow on the eye. The bellch reulfinded lbe cace till FdJay.
CARDIFF SCHOOL ATTHN'DAXCE…
CARDIFF SCHOOL ATTHN'DAXCE COMMITTEE. The monthly meeting of this committee held at Cardiff on Wednesday, Mr C. \V. David in the chair. There were also present the Rev. F. I C. R Wood, Mr W, Wrid", Rev. W. Bruce, ..nd Mr Jonas Watson. In the St Nicholas distiict Mr Engleton reported that the number of child- ren who ought to attend school in that distri. I wai 514, an 1 nearly the whole of that number were actually attending schools, the numbers being 433. In the Pentyrch district Mr Thomas Williams re- ported the number of children attending school last month averaged 35G. The number who should attend, 557. At Kadyr there were lSSchildren, bat no elementary school. At Llanlterne 19 children, but no elementary school in the parish. At Radyr 80 childrt n attended other schools, and the whole ot the children at Llanilterne attended private schools. In the Whitchurch district Mr H. Hopkins reported the number of children who O'.i-^ht to attend schools to be 855. The average attendance during the past month at the sevi ral schools in his district was 3ü1. At Whitchurch there was a great falling off, only 150 attending out of 447. In the districts of Maiudy and Gabalva all children attended schools. In the Llandaff district Mr W. Evans reported the num. ber who should attend school in that district to be 270. The actual average attendance, 228. In the Llandough district Mr Thomas Williams re- ported the number of children of proper age to attend was 220. Average attendance of children last month, 156, The school attendance officers were requested to prepare at the commencement of 1880 a census of schoolchildren in their district.
CARMARTHEN TOWN COUNCIL.
CARMARTHEN TOWN COUNCIL. UPROARIOUS PROCEEDINGS. The adjourned quarterly meeting of Carmarthen Town Council was held on Wednesday morning, the Mayor (Mr C. W. Jones) presiding. A number of bills were submitted which had not passed the finance committee. Fifty minutes were spent in discussing the payment of some JS3 for work ordered months ago, and a few other small items as to postage stamps and hauling coal. The medical officer read his quarterly report, which stated that 38 deaths of parishioners had occurred in the three months, equal to a rate ol 14*75 per 1,000; for the corresponding quartet last year, 21 '74; aud same quarter in six previooi years, 19 64. The past quarter had been a very healthy one.—Alderman Morgan The medicine was good, I suppose.—Medical Officer: They did not take medicine at all, that is the truth of it. TB. CASTLE HOWELL-ROAD, The MAYOR read a memorial of ratepayers aDd others as to the Castle Howell-road, near Ffynf- nondra.in, which had become impassable owing to recent floods. His worship said that Mr Jeremy and his sister, who claimed the road, had told him that they did not object to people using the road, but did decidedly object to the Corporation inter- ing ith its repair. Mr E. A. ROGERS; Was this property sold ia 1821! Alderman MORGAN Can you or anyone else trace back your forefathers ? (Laughter.) It baa been a public road from time no one can trace J back. There are twosmithies there, a chapel, and a carpenter's shop. On Tuesday I went over the road and this mau (Jeremy) knew what was going on. He rushed at me and called me names. He had no reason to attack me in that way. There were two women there; I don't know whether they were sisters or not. Mr J. JINKYN JONES Question, question. Alderman MORGAN No question at all, sir. (Uproarious laughter.) We must go back to this road. (Renewed laughter.) We ought to take this road like other bye-laws. It is ia the borough. Mr W, JONES advised delay. The land was in litigation, and they had better see who the real owner was first. Mr H. HOWELL, as one living in the neighbour. hood, disclaimed all knowledge of the petition. The road was impassable, because there was a deep chasm across it which no cart eould pan over. Before they could do anything it must be Bettjed to whom the road belonged. (Cries 01 That is the point.") The farmers were very anxious that the matter should be settled. Twenty years ago there was an attempt made to close th< road. but the inhabitants took it into their own hands, and broke down the gates. It had re- mained open till the present claimants came in possession. They had molested everyone who passed over the road. Alderman MORGAN I have been there in I dozen funerals. I have been up to my middle ia funerals. (Loud laughter.) Mr LLEWELLYN and Mr W. R. EDWARDS were in favour of the road being repaired. €10 would cover the work, as the farmers would do the haulage for nothing. Mr J. J. JONES suggested a small committee to consider the matter. Alderman THOMAS concurred. Alderman MORGAN again rose to speak, but wat pulled up by the Mayor. Mr H. HOWELL was in favour of obtaining coun- sel's opinion. The Town Clerk said that would depend on the facta, which a committee should obtain before* hand. The MAYOR Mr Jeremy and his sister showed me a formidable bundle of deeds this morning, which they said they would show to anyone who wished to see them. The facts might be obtained from them. Mr W. JONES I have been represented as in- human in advocating delay. I am glad the re- porters are present, for they will do justice aU round. The property is in law already. (Crle. of "No, no.") Yes it is. After some further discussion, a committee waa appointed to consider the matter. At thi juncture another quarter-of-an-hour vu s; er.t in discussing the 6d per ton item for hauling coal. Eventually the bill was passed. REPORT ON THE WATERWORKS. The Surveyor read a long report on the Waters works. He referred to the supply at the reservoir being very low, in consequence of the small rain- I fall. From the beginning of October the fall had but 2 inches, 11 inch per month. The average for the past 17 years was 4 inches per montn. The crank had got out of order, and that had pre. I vented pumping. Mr LLEWELLYN advocated the appointment of a water committee from among the Council. The surveyor could not look after the works. Between private work, and ether duties, he had his hands full. Mr T. M. DAVIES Was the breakdown owing to want of inspection? The Surveyor: It is owing to the settling of the foundations, which are constantly subsiding. Yoi cannot examine it while the engine is at work. Mr DAVIES Yes, you can see whether there II any shllk. Mr E. A. ROGERS: There ought to be a cam. n.ittec. 1 have been to the works about seven times during the last three months, and the engiat was not going either time. Tho Town Clerk condemned the whole system of getting water from artificial wells. Other such as Manchester, went hundreds of miles foi their wat'-r, and with the large quantity of watet in the hills "bout Carmal"then,lt was absurd to snp- pose that they could not get a. naturaI-aupply. -He thought the committee ought to consider thewholt question. Mr D. LEWIS suggested the calling of a public mectina to decide whether the water supply should be on a civilised system. Alderman 1. THOMAS named a committee U consider tlie water question, and the gentlemen nominated were approved of. "THOSE KASCALLT COMMITTEE BOOMS." In, accor,lance with a determination expressed on tne 10th instant, and with a view of deing away with "rascally committee rooms," Mr T. M. DAVIS introduced the matter of additional voting books for municipal elections. He said it was the duty of the Council to afford facilities to the electors. Such a thing was done in county elections, Carmarthen ought to go with the times, and place a booth in Johnston, and one in Priory* street. He mentioned it for the purpose of ven- tilating the matter. The question then dropped, and the proceedings shortly afterwards terminated.
EISTEDDFOD IN LONDON. -
EISTEDDFOD IN LONDON. The annual "Eisteddfod y West End" was held at the Vestry-hall, King's-road, Chelsea, on Tuesday evening, 'presided over by Mr J. F. Be Firth, LL.B. (London School Board member for Chelsea), who, in his opening address, spoke effectively on Welsh poesy and minstreliy,(ahowiog a. decided knowledge of Cambrian literature), for- tified by quotations from the works of Taliesin, Dafydd ab Gwilym, and others. A remark to the effect that if Wales could afford to supply the Government with heroes for llorke's Drift, sorely the same Government ought to assist the home country with a University education grant, elicited much applause; and his advice to Welsh electors to study the division list on Mr Hussey Vivian's motion, so as to know who were their friends, "as heartily cheered. The adjudicatorn on the various subjects given for competition were the Revs. John Evans .(Eglwysfachh K. Thomae (Hwfa Mon), MessrsT. M. Williams,B.A.,W.S.J. Hancock, R. Charles, Gwilym Pennant, Myn- orydd, and Eryr Eagle. The prize on the BOIo competition, "Y gân a gollwyd," was taken by Mr Robert Jones (Fetter-lane); for the duet, How beautiful is night" (Brinley Richards), by Miss Hughes (Jewin) and Mr Sackvllle Evans (Dowlais); and for tho glee, The cloud clapn'd towers," by the Kiugsland-road party. The prin- cipal interest centered in the choral competition on Owain Alaw's anthem, "Pa fodd y glanha," Five choirs competed, the prize being divided between the Jewin and Croiby-road choirs, con- ducted by Messrs E. Owen and L. Pierce. Mr Richard .Tones (Cwcwll) gained the prize for the best ode to "The Moon." The appearance of Mr Watkin Williams, M.P., Q.C., and Mrs William, on the platform was the platform was the signal for applause. A' cordial reception was also raven to Mr and Mrs Fiith. <
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