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LONDON LETTER. [SPECIALLY WIRED. J [av OITR OAT.T.ERY CORRESPONDENT.] HUMOURED DEATH OF MR GLADSTONE— DON SOCIETY AND TH PRINCE'S DECEASE —'THE EFFECT OFTHE EASTWIND-VüLUN'- TEE R SHOOTING AMA TEUP. FIRE-BRIGADBa ■ THEATRICAL GOSSIP—COMING ARTISTS— THE GOVERNMENT AND LOCAL TAXATION. LONDON, Sunday Night. The report that Mr Gladstone was dead circulated through London yesterday with painful rapidity and persistence. This is one of the commonest phases of excitement in the public mind. When a notable per- sonage dies others are straightway killed off, just as, when there has been an explosion iø a particular district, rumours of others are industriously circulated. The fact is that Mr Gladstone was better yesterday than he has been for some days, so well that he was able for the first time since his illness to prev side at a Cabinet Council, It is, how- ever, exceedingly doubtful whether h6 will be in his place, to-marrow to move the vote of condolence with the Queen and Duchess of Albany. He iO personally anxious to do this, and assero his strength. It is to be hoped that Silt Andrew Clark will peremptorily forbid the experiment, and that the. Premier may be ex, induced to remain at Coombe Warren throughout next week. In such case he might with confidence look forward to the accomplishment of the task dear to his heart, and be in his place to wind up the debate on the Franchise Bill. The death of the Duke of Albany has up- set the whole social arrangements of London. Saturday night is one of the three political dinner-nights, perhaps the most important of all. In most cases dinners have been post" poned, including that to which over hundred Conservative members were invited to meet Sir Stafford Nortlicote at the Mansion-house. The condition of the health of Sir Arthut Otway is imperilling another dinner wbiell is fixed for next Saturday. The chpirrao of the committees is in his turn tit be the guest of the Lord Mayor, and tIO principle members "of the Liberal party inU- House of Commons have been invited meet him. But Sir Arthur is so bad vvitb the prevailing cold that he is confined to hii room. He was not about the House week, and such committee work as necessary was presided over by Mr Court* ney. Sir Stafford Northcote's cold is better but Mr Cubitt's case of Thursday, when he could not make his speech without the assist. ance of Mr George Russell's whisky and water, is a very common one. The brals old east. wind, which, according to Charles Kingsley, "makes brave English" men," still rules in London, and certain# makes Englishmen, hoarse. Some of the metropolitan volunteers who do'not happen to be among the crack shots of their respective corps do not join in tb* j chorus of approval raised in cup-hunting j quarters at the announcement that the shooting at Wimbledon Is this year to limited to competition with the Martin*! Henry. They argue that if the annfjjj meeting of the National Rifle Association fo to be looked upon merely as a pleasure nic, or as a happy hunting ground for • select few good shots, the new regulation admirably designed, but if it is intended develope the shooting powers of the volw teers as a body, it is rather absurd to tabo* the use of the only weapons which the teers as a body, have to use. The Martin*' Henry is without doubt a better rifle than tbØ Snider, butaslongas the Snideris carried bY volunteers, and is the weapon with whic" they have to do all their regulation shooting it is the one which ought to be used in fir*1* for prizes. The War Office lends to corps three or four rifles of the Henry pattern, but the use of these practically monopolised by the good shoW and the consequence of the new will be that Wimbledon will become and less a means of improving shooting among the volunteers. As surely as every spring comes round, 10 surely doe3 a caution appear in the press against subscribing towards fire-brigades. This must read strangely in many parts of the where such brigades are the only protected oj property from fire, but it has a definite value for dwellers in town. the remote suburbs there are sever* institutions professing to do things in the way of extinguishing fi1^ which have the vigilant eye of the Charw Organisation Society constantly upon It is not insinuated that the whole of are fraudulent, but it is freely asserted tb»J mo3t of them are useless, and that their ofl9 object in life appears to be to collect scriptions and hinder the work of Metropolitan Fire Brigade- Those who # ever been present at a suburban fire wh volunteer brigade is on the spot are lib<S to have a vivid remembrance of the sion their efforts have caused and the £ j burning which exists between them and ™ regular firemen. «, A great deal of curiosity is felt in the*[ cal circles concerning the forthcoming of The Rivals at the Haymarket. £ and Mrs Bancroft, in the old Prince dI Wales's days,, showed what they could m with "The School for Scandal" their production did not run q'jU three hundred nights, while that at Vaudeville of Messrs James and Tho" about the same period ran about 404), they were so struck with the success tl* then achieved that they caused a scene it to be painted as the act-drop when moved to the Haymarket. It remains to.. seen whether "The Rivals" will equally pleasant memories behind it, is not to be doubted that the cast as d nounced has more than astonished Loldaoio playgoers. Mrs Bernard Beere as seems as if she would be wasted, and Wrj Calhoun as Lydia Languish is a some'' curious experiment. The strangest selec1 of all is Mr Pinero as Sir Anthony Absol He has played an old man's part only before, I believe, in a production of^ note—that of the Marquis of HunUy Charles I. at the Lyceum—and this > not a sufficient guide to judge of his in that direction. u Mr Stanley Berkley has several P*cL^jf in hand. His principal work for the Aca" f illustrates the reckless daring of *rl Rupert, whose motley regiment of did so many acts of bravery and folly dr of the Cromwellian Wars. Across afield tlJe snow, probably in the early winter oi £ year, made memorable by the victory^ Edgehill, he dashes forwaid on his ch»*Cj into the midst of battle, leaving behind^ the border of cold grey clouds, touched the last gleams of golden and yellow ^'4 the sun dies in the west. With a rollic, t air he raises his sword above his 'gj few stray soldiers dash after him, the left of the foreground one has failed his horse. Sere, brown,, rushes stic^^i among the snow. The whole .jjt good harmony of idea and feeling, from the photographic represeutat10lJ flashing bayonets and confusion vroto confounded that frequently constitutes tio whole art of imaginative battle pictures. « o r sJ1"" Mrs Berkley, who is also an accolopliob artist and good colourist, has painted '°rel^v Academy a very real bit of road with an antiquated house at Ba where lives a strange old lady who 0 yf goes out. The building is partly iliddl" p bare and tscraggy tree branches. pleasant to come across a quaint old dence that makes us forget such nineteenth century bricks and mortar- t same artist has painted for the beautiful bit of nature in the portrait old woman sitting outside her cottage at Wargrave, reading.. The defeat of the Government S di^sion on Mr Pell's motion, taken oJ early hour yesterday morning, is dev yp" real political significance. It was jjit^ by the Conservatives, but by the Par'1 ^0^ who in this case, as they hope to be 111 tb' of more serious import to come, vvel*e boy absolute arbiters of the House. The øeø4 matter lies in a nutsheil. The <^°ve tjoix are prepared to deal with the local taxation in a comprehensive and manlike fashion. A bill has been with infinite care and trouble, a.n<J <juc0 is asked for is opportunity to intr jjj* I and make progress. This is denie rJj#f "very combination which yesterday -n3t»^ carried the resolution demanding t^* legislation. This is a state of aiaa_, jjigen complex for the least educated 1 '•} to understand. The people reap' gtioO the delay in legislation on the q ^w. local taxation are those gent ej of tg systematically obstruct the h a House, and build up of work, *• i
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PARLIAMENTARY NOTICES, Government Announce- ments, and Parliamentary Elections are charged One ShiHirg per line for each insertion. Prospectuses of Public Companies ara chanced Ninepence per line for each insertion. Public, Legal, Municipal, Parcchial, nd School Board Notices, Tenders and Contracts, &c., 1. ch'med Sixpence per line íor each insertion. Auc. 1;;011 Notices are r,h:1,r<Yp;] "in"J)ce per line, and an upence per line pe re, however, subject THE number of inser- be obtained at our vertisements in man-'1 USTNJ" .UITIJ calcalate e/gut words to a Hue, and 12 lines to an imh. In charging advertisements the lines are not counted, but the advertisement, including large line?, dashes, find white spaces, is measured, and the apace occupied is charged at the rate of Twelve lines to an inch A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, 28, in good position, wishes to meet with a suitable Young Lady, with accomplishments and means.—Particulars, with photo., to E. K., 32, Post-office, Swansea. 10523 TWO GENTLEMEN, 23 and 27. fair complexion, in rising positions, wish to correspond with two uark ladies, about same ages, possessing some means. Photo desirable. Strict confidence. —B. J-Z., Daily | News" Office, Cardiff. 10368 partners Jjtp. J CIVIL ENGINEER, 20 years' professional and com- mercial experience, desires to join a well-estab- lished connection, or would take up any business having remunerative prospects.—Address Engineer, Box 1UH, Post Office, Swansea. 1..Q.. V ENTLEMAN with capital (at present engaged in ITT a Banking Finn) desires to enter an established business cemcern, where his services would be remu- nerated and the capital invested gain a fair percen- tage.—Address H., South Wales Daily News," Car- dil. 10531^_ PARTNER wanted, with moderate capital, to join JL an old established Shipbroker.—Apply W.S., care of J.C. Ayres, Stationer, 68, Bute-st., Docks. 10497 JltusiraL 71.011 Concerts, Modern Songs, and Ballads, Miss FAWCETT has a few vacant dates up to June.— Address 25, Bellevue-street, Swansea. —. (BSKraitonaL j A" SSISTANT MISTRESS wanted immediately for infants, and male Pupil Teacher, or transfer.— Apply The Vicar, Whitchurch Vicarage, Cardiff. 10479 A YOUNG LADY, well certificated, desires an Engagement as GOVERNESS. Undertakes to teach English, French, Music. Nonconformist. Highest references.—Address E., Dr. Davies, Haverfordwest. 10445 b ASSISTANT fFamale Ex-P.T.) wanted immediately, at ^.bersyciian Board Schools, for Mixed De- partment.-Application?, giving full particulars and stating salary required, to be forwarded by Apnl 4th, to W. P. James, Esq., Tyftynon, Abersychan. 10, ASSISTANT MISTRESS (ex-P.T.) wanted at once. Salary £ 35. References to be sent to Master, British School, Glyggeath. Lodgings already secured., 1 '"& 10406 GOVERNESS (Nursery), Housekeepers, experienced Nurses, Cooks, Housemaids, General Servants wanted at once.—Mrs Pedler's Registry Office, 22, Charles-street, Cardiff. 10470 EDRCATTON -^ITH. —The Lady Principal receives TWELVE YOUNG GENTLEWOMEN for Higher Education. Refined home life, earnest and success- ful work, through personal influence, and individual attention. English and Foreign Governesses Profes- sors. Reference kindly permitted to the Rev. Preben- da.ry Anderson, Bath, and to parents of pupils in Cardiff, 10, Laura-place. 10269 EDUCATION.—Thirty Guineas per annum.—Incon- jnj sequence of unexpected vacancies the Principals of a High-class School for Gentlemen's Daughters can rpceive Two Young Ladies on the above reduced tenns, which will include Board and :nstruction in English, French, German, Music, Drawing, Painting, and Danc- ing. Pupils prepared for University and other Exami- nations Professors attend daily. Resident English, French, and German Governesses.—Report nd pro- spectus, with view of house and grounds, on applica- tion to Collegiate, Elliott's Library, Stroud, Gloucester- shire. 10460 — FRENCH and ITALIAN by experienced Teacher (Graduate). Private lessons, 2s 6d per hour classes, Is.—Alpha, "Daily News" Office, CardiS. 10355 FRENCH, Spanish, Italian, German Private Tuition Classes; Special Classes for Commercial Correspon- dence and Conversation. Candidates prepared for the Medical, Law, and Civil Service Examinations Arith- metic, Book-keeping, English, French, and Spanish shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 25, Park- street, Cardiff. 10363 OVERNES (Daily) wanted, to teach English and JT MiHc. Three children youngest five, eldest nine.—Address, with terms, Ac., Mrs B. 8, Church- terrace, Penarth. 43 I" ADY (Young), domesticated and musical, seeks Re-engagement as Compan;on or Governess to young children.—Alpha, 3, Queen-street, Neath. 10490 TVUPIL (articled).—A lady Professor of Dancing re- quires immediately a young lady.—Madame, 155, Fellows-road, Southllampstead, London. 10500 UPERIOR GIRL'S SCHOOL, 76, Kin £ S-road, Canton, Cardiff. Principal, Miss Jordan Limited number f boarders. Home comforts. Next quarter commences March 25th. 9692 Domestic trbattts. -iI- COOKS, Generals, House and Parlour Maids, and Nurses wanted by Mrs Furnival, of the Select Registry, Castle-road, Cardiff.—Enclose stamped address. 10518 ENERAL SERVANT Wanted.—Apply between 10 A 12 and 4 & 6. Mrs J. P. Taylor, 4, Glossop-road, Card.FF. 36 COOK '(Plain) Wanted. Two In family.—Mrs Travell, Rumney Court, near Cardiff. 1.0359 GENERAL SERVANT.—Wanted, an active'girl, age 17, able to wash and plain iron.—Mrs Lay- bourne, Bassalleg, Newport, Mon. 10501 G ENERAL SERVANT (good) wanted at once; one JF able to wash; with good character.—Apply 8, The Parade, from 2 till 5. 10483 GENERAL SERVANT Wanted, that can do good plain cooking.—Apply Norton Lodge, Mumbles. 10482 GENERAL SERVANT (good) wanted, who thorogbly understands cooking, in a small family Where parlourmaid is kept. Good references indispen- sable.—Address, stating wages, &c., Mrs Archdeacon. Heywood Mount, Tenby. 10447 GENERAL SERVANT.—WANTED, a strong, active Young Woman, who can wash and iron well. Two other servants kept. Good reference required.—Apply to Powell, Maesydderwen, Hirwain, near Aher- dare. 10431 ENERAL SERVANT, of good character. Strong JC and willing.—Apply Mrs iiunney.14, Castle-square, Swansea. 10418 GENE RAL"SER VANT^[good)"VVanted.— Apply~25. Westboume-place, Canton. 10423 HOUSEMAID wanted. State wages and reference. Jt Jt. Apply No. 8, Nantygwenith-street, Merthyr J'ydtil. 10511 "VT CItSE (Under) at the Cardiff Union Hospital. JLI Wages £16, with board, lodging, and washing.— Apply by letter to W. P. Stephenson, 5, High-street, Cardiff. SERVANTS (domestic), Governesses, Barmaids, &c., K3 required for private families, asylums, hotels, schools, AC. Families supplied.—Mrs Morgan, Regis- try Offices, 34, Broad-streec, Bristol. 10603 UPPER NUE- (or Working Housekeeper).— Wanted, by aespectahle. middle-aged Widow, situation in small family, or wait on an invalid lady, gentleman or children. Good needlewoman, hand or machine. Good references.—Address C. J., Police Sta- tion, Llantrissant. 10408 WA r Jfn™ SK KEEPER one ac- a. busil»es3 house preferred.— Apply, with full particulars, to Mrs Evans, of Fashion, Pontypridd. 10347 A NTED, Goo(TTri^ERAir^SEIWANT "able to" l' f wash; small fauily.—14, Edwards-terrace, Car- diff. 10338 ^ititions liT arant. APPRENTICE.—Wanfed, an Apprentice to Machine Printing.—Apply South Wales Printing Works, Cardiff. 68459 4PPRENTICE wanted, by Edwin Buswell, Watch j3L and Clock Maker, Silversmith and Jeweller, 51, igh.street, Brecon. 10458 A LL_ who wish to make Money easily and quickly at home, write A. B. Murray, lOa, Crofton-road, London, s.E. 9252 BA K R VBread) Waited, thorough good, indoors or ".¡tdoor5; none bè1t good, steadv men need apply.—Baker, Post Office, Abergwyndi, Maesteg. BO\ (accustomed to horses) required, to live in the huuse, and to make himself generally useful. uood references indispensable.—Address, stating salary, T-, p. L. Owen, Cardiff. 10S08 &«.—Wanted a Man well up in both M' TNUST strictly sober.—Apply, giving particularsto C. Simons, Abersychan 10495 B at om:e.—Apply to E. Thomas. "rocur; ^antymoe!, near Bridgend. 10492 T-JAR-DAID (Working) WANTEDTOT^^CIUB House" JT> R2NCINRPPI?VHO PIANO preferred.—Apply Cogan Club, PIJ1-street, Cogan. 104S5 Apply Thomas \\ai/ki:is, blacksmith, nearLlan-' trissant Station. 10444 BOOKBINDING. —Winted a respecta.ble LAD as J_) Apprentice to Bookbinding and Machine Ruling. ppJy South Wales Piinting Wonka. Cardiff. 67909 COAL-YARD'^Vanted, a Forsirian —Apply with full particulars to Rhymney Coal Company, ,1(1, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. DRESSMAti!ti^ [experienced) wanted, able to cut. and make good lit.-Apply. giving full particulars, to D:. Thomas, Bazaar, Y :jtrd, Rhor..d<ta V!\lJy. 10481 T\RESS and MANTLB MAKING —Apprenticoa J if. Sad improvers wanted immediately —Apply Mra Znt S!S&" vuto- —' WW *>»»»• I TEMPLOYMENT EVERYWHERE whole or spare y time £ 4 weekly earned no experience required. Send addressed envelope, Langstage & Co., York. 10268 ARDENER (Working) Wanted, who can milk married, no family, lodge co live in.—Mr Travel!, Rumney Court, near Cardiff. 10350 OUSE (furnished, charge of).—Wanted imme- diately, a Married Couple in the Country wife must be able to do good plain cooking, and the man capable of acting as indoor servant and managing a kitchen garden.—Address, with reference, .to Delta, '• South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 68463 Ab (respectable) wanted, able to write and to _J make himself useful in the warehouse.—Address _B_J make himself useful in the warpl;ouse.-A d dress or apply 40, Bri(Aqe-treet, Ca6rdiff. 10332 -i. -s AN (young) wanted at once to the Grocery and 1..1. Provisions. -Apply, enclosing references, John Holmes, The Circle, Tredegar. 1C461 ATTERN MAKER. — Required, by a practical man, situation as foreman competent in marine and other work; first-class refti-ences.-Apply J.T., South Wales Da.ily News," Cardiff. 10487 RINTERS.-Wa- ii-r- PIUNTERS^—Wanted," immediately, two Jobbing JL Hands.—Apply, personally, to the "Overseer," South Wales Printing Works (Jobbing Department), ht. Mary-street, Cardiff.. OUTER (kitchen).—Wanted, a strong active Lad.- Apply, with particulars, RoyaUotel, Cardiff. 1c4?5 AINTERS (two good) wanted at once.—Apply to David Bewen, Ystrad-roaJ, Pentre. 10391 L i lTORrHAND Writer (rapid) wanted immediately, as Correspondent and General Cierk.—Apply, stating references and salary required, to F. L., Box 71, Post-office, Swansea. SMITH (General) Wanted. Steady and good business man; Must be a good sheer. Constant work.—W. Cox, Chapel-street, LiandaS. 33^ SADDLERS.—Gomer Thomas, Pontypridd, wants a S Young Man as Improver. -Apply, by letter, and stare wages required. 10477 ODA WATERand LEMONADE (to make).^Steady Mail wanted at once.—Apply R. Bevan, Partridge Hotel, Llwynypia, near Pontypridd. 10432- IN-PLATE^WORKER.—Wanted, good man, one T accustomed to sioowork preferred constant job to quick hand.—Apply 6", Bridge-street, Cardiff. 10515 TAILORS.—Wanted, a good Cutter and couple of coat and trousers hands immediately.—W. Lewis, Tre arris. 35 AILORS.—Wanted, an experienced Co it Hand one that will take charge of workshop. Constant work-Apply to J. Davies, Cloth Hall, Brynaman, R.S.O. 10521 AILORS.—Wanted at once, Journeyman, also an Improver'—Apply to W. Phelps, Tailor and Dra- per, Laws-street, Pembroke Dock. 10475 A,ILORS.-Wante,.i Coat Hands; also Trousers and Vest Hands; constant employment.-Apply 1J. R. Jones, Temple Buildings, Swansea. 10415 AILORS.-Wanted, Good Hand, steady man, no T other need apply.-Apply to John Thomas, Tailor and Draper, 64, Mill-street, Trecynon. 10421 TAILORS.—Wanted immediately, two good Coat or General Hands.—Apply to W. Edwards, Tailor and Draper, Narberth. 10404 TAILORS are requested to KEEP AWAY from FERNDALE. There is a dispute there.—JOHN DAVIES. 10573 HE ELWRIG HTS wanted immediately; a W Wheeler and Body-maker good wages to com petent man.—Apply Messrs D, Jones and Son, Yard, High-street, Crickhowell. 10463 WEEKLY and upwards may be easily and honestly realised by persons of either sex, without hindrance to present occupation.—For parti- culars &c., enclose addressed envelope to Evans, Watts, and Company (P. 137), Merchants, Birmingham This is genuine lJap lUststatttg, 8; ASSISTANT wanted, also an experienced PORTER or Warehouseman. Must know Welsh language. —Apply to E. Hughes, Ironmonger, Denbigh. 10374 DRAPERS' Assistants wanted, at once, by John Jones, Manchester House, Merthyr. 40 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, an experienced Young Lady for Fancy Counter also experienced Young Man; good window dresser. Knowledge of Wei h in both cases.—Apply personally to D. J. Meyler, Draper, Swansea. DRESSMAKING. — Wanted immediately, tho- roughly experienced Skirt Hand also good Assistant Improvers and Apprentices.—Mrs Lewis, 77, Bute-place, St. Helen's-roaa, Swansea. 10491 DRAPERY (GENERAL).—Wanted immediately, Young Man, also Youth as Apprentice.—Apply (personal application preferred) Phillips and Co., 144, Commercial-road, Newport. 10171 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, a good Junior Hand (Welsh).— Apply to L, B. Lewis, Morris- ton, Swansea. 10205 ~RAPERY AND OUTFITTING.—Wanted, at'once, a young Man as Junior Assistant.—Apply John Jones, London House, Blaina, Mon. 1045b DRAPERY.—Wanted, a Junior Hand, also two Ap. prentices for the Drapery Welsh indispensable. Apply to James Davies, Golden Key, Liandilo. 10422 ItAPERY.-Wanted immediately, a good Junior Hand with good references.—Apply D. M. Mor- gan and Co., Guildhall-square, Carmarthen. 10407 RAPERY. — Wanted, an experienced Junior Hand. Welsh necessary.—Apply to David J. Jones, Mountpleasant Garden. Abcrdare 10397 DRAPERV.—Several Young Men required at once. Apply D. Thomas and Co., Templd-street, Swan- sea. 10393 DRAPERY AND MILLINERY.—Wanted, Young Ladies to serve, also as Apprentices to the Mil- iiiiary.-Apply J. Williams, London House, Merthyr. JZ. ■_ XC392 DRAPERY.—Wanted, Two Juniors or Improvers, also sharp Youth 03 Apprentice. Welsh.— Apply, with full particulars, D. and J. Evans, Porth, Polatypridd. 10344 DRAPERY.—Wanted an experienced Young Lady IL-F for Showroom must be a good saleswoman and stock-keeper.- Apply W. Williams and Co., Ponty- pridd. 10262 ROCF,RY.-Wanted for a counter business, a re- G spectable Young Man about 13, with good refer- ences.—Address Grocery," office of this paper. 37 /1 ROCERY.—Wanted, strong, active Lad. as Appren- \JT thse to Grocery and Provision Trade.—Apply D. Davies, 36, Market-3treet, Lianelly. 10524 ROCERY and Provision Business.—'Wanted im- \JT mediately, Pushing Hand, as Junior. Undeniable cha,racter. -Apply personally, S. Davie3, 64, Commer- cial-road, Newport. IC,048 ROCERY- AND PROVISIONS.—Wanted, a good ](" Junior.—Apply with references, stating experi- ence and salary, to Wm. Matthews, 125, Commercial- road, Newport. 10498 GROCERY.—Wanted strong, active Lad as Appren- tice to Grocery and Provision Trade; Welsh.— Apply, 0. George, London Warehouse, Hirwain. 10398 d-I ROCERY.-Wouted, for a country shop a respec- kX table Junior or Improver. Good references in. dispensable.—Address G. 0., "Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 10410 ROCERY.—Wanted immediately, an ASSISTANT ROCERY.—Wanted immediately, an ASSISTANT JT in a colliery district. Must speak Welsh.—Apply, stating salary, W. Llewellyn, Tynewydd, Bridgend. 10352 GROCERY.—Wanted, immediately, a Strong Ac- tive LAD, from 15 to 16, to carry out goods and make himself useful in shop.—Apply, personally, or by letter, to Mrs Grimmett, Mumbles, Swansea. 10340 HOWELL and CO., the Cardiff Drapers, have Vacancies for One or Two CLERKS acquainted with the routine of a Draper's Counting-house; also for several experienced Assistants.—Applicants must give a list of all previous situations, and state salary required. 1)317 ILLLNERY.-Warted, a first-class Milliner one 1., accustomed to serve.—Apply to Thomas Evans, London Warehouse, Treorky. 10519 Til LIN BRY and DRESSMAKING.—Apprentices ijJL wanted to the out door.—Apply to D. Thomas, Golden Key, Treorky. 10478 ILLINERV. Wanted, immediately, an ex- 1. perienced MILLINER; one accustomed to serve.-ApTyly, stating full particulars, John Jones, London House, Blaina, Mon. 10454 iVTILIJNERY.—Improver; also Apprentice Wanted IT B Premium. High-class trade —Mrs Wilcox, Mil- linery Showrooms, Dumfries-place, Cardiff. 10437 MILLINERY.—Wanted immediately, good Milli- 1., ner, accustomed to serve.—Apply, stating full particulars, T. Phillips, London House, Po-.tymister, inlon. 10377 TTJtORK BUSINESS.—Young Lady to Manage small Shop; j accustomed to making pies preferred. Terms, references, &c., T. Bailey, Hafod, Swansea. 10438 WANTED, a first hand Milliner, also seeond hand Dressmaker accustomed to good class trade.— Apply L. T. Evans, Temple of Fashion, Pontypridd. 10346 ANTED, two indoor APPRENTICES to Dress and Mantle making. Scientific dress cutting taught.—Apply Mrs Clarke, 21, Bridge-street, Newport, Mon. 10225 WANTED immediately, APPRENTICES to the Millinery and Dressmaking. Moderate pre- mium.—Apply to R. Evans, Draper, Ship-st., Brecon. 9813 YOUNG LADY of experience required by Bunney and Parker for Wool Department. One able to do fancy needlework preferred. State experience and salary required.—Bon March £ Swansea. 10416 •jgtohs, |Eattagirg, &x. y ^LERK (Shorthand) wanted, good writing indispen- sable.—Send full particulars, past and present employment, and salary to Z, Swansea Club. 10419 (^LERK.—Wanted immediately, Situation as Clerk, j Assistant Book-keeper, or Collector. Age 28, Satisfactory references.—Apply Penman, "South Wales Daily News Office, Cardiff. 10212 CLERK (JITNIOR) *anted, sharp youth as Book- U keeper, indoors; Welsh.—Apply O. George, Lon- don Warehouse, Hirwain. 10399 ANTED, JUNIOR CLERK for Shipo-,vners "Y Office at the Docks. One that can write short- hand preferred.—Address Shipowners, "Daily News," Cardiff. 10343 YOUTH: wanted, respectable, well-educated, just JL leaving school.—Apply by letter only, David Roberts and Sous, Chartered Accountants, Cardiff. ICS80 =-=-.o; :1>#3> Hthmtigns tsEantift. BARMAID.—Wanted by a thorough respectable young person, Situation. Thoroughly experienced; highest references.—Apply N. J., No, 9, Alexander- street, Neath. 34 T>OOKS (to keep a set of).—Advertiser (30) solicits JL# situation at colliery or ironworks.—Williams, 7, East Usk-road, Newport. 10389 MPLOYMENT (liglft) Wanted by a well-educated EMPLOYMENT (liglft) Wanted by a well-educated young man, or position of trust. Total abstainer and non-smoker. References and security given.— ^nai'os, South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 10424 ■ T°or Lady's useful Attendant and domesticated. Good r^Tcarg- Mr8 Avail's. Select Registry. C^tle- moderate.—A.B., Westemg^t^01"9- MANAGER.—Situation as Manager or otherwise" in Saw Mill or Timber Yard.^Sv&nted bv H T Ford, formerly junior partner in the firm of JolmFv,,i and Son, Ryeford Saw Mills, Storehouse Gw^r —Address H. J. Ford, Albany-road, Ashley Hm' Bristol. 10496 OFFICES.—Open to Clean, do washing or charring by a respectable Person.—For reference apply to j by a respectable Person.—For reference apply to 37, Mount Stuart-square. 10472 SITUATION Wanted by young man (married) as Storeke per. Timekeeper, or Light Warehouse- 1 man. Could ke.-p books. Abstainer.—Alpha, Post- Office, Newbridge, Mm. 10350 ERCANTILE.—.Advertiser seeks a post in a mer- JLTX chant"3 or broker's office. Twenty years' ex- I'perience in coal trade. Influential continental and pericnce in coal trade. Influential continental and home connections. Good references, Linguist. Nominal salary required, with commission. Personal interview preferred.—Address Shipping," South Wales Daily New. Cardiff. 10304 interview preferred.—Address "Shipping," "South Wales Daily New. Cardiff. 10304 SITUATION Wanted as GARDENER experienced IO in grapes, cucumbers, melons, flowers, ana kitchen garden.—E- J., 6, Chapel-road., Abergavenny. 10281 .Two sovereigns will be given to any person procuring & youtb,, aged 16, a birth as ward. Has never Dean to sea before,—Address, by letter, Joseph Lovatt, 163, Bute-road, Cardiff. 42 -OF PLAUKE'S B 41 PILLS <| warranted to enra all discharges from the oraary organs In either sax, acquired or constitutional, gravsl. Mid pains in the feack? Sold in boxes, 4s 6d each, by all cbembits and patent medicine vendors or sent to any address for 60 stamps by the makers, The Lincoln and Midland Counties' Drug Company, Lincoln. Wholesale Agente, Barclay and Seas, London, and all wboJesale houses. 138 Agtttries, (trahdlttz. &r. AGENTS wanted to sell Machinery and Cylinder Oils on favourable terms. Good commission.— Apply Cylinder, South Wales Daily News, Swansea. GENTS wanted for our noted Rubber Stamps. Liberal commission given. Baker and Co., 22, Hanover-streetr Pimlico, London. 10412 AGENT Wanted immediately for South Wales. Salary, £ 104 per year; paid weekly.—Pendlebury and Co., Colchester. 10318 AGENT wanted in every Town and Village to call on Shopkeepers, &c.—For particulars write C. iSt Co., 7, Theobald's-road. London W.C. Sb84 IRMINGHAM GOODS. — Jewellery, Watches. Clocks, Harmoniums, Miscellaneous Goods Agents Wanted. Wholesale illustrated catalogue, post-free.—Address Henry May, Birmingham. 10171 CANVASSERS wanted in Carmarthenshire and Cardiganshire. Good commission to energetic men.—Apply Wheeler and Gee, 15, Edwards-terrace, Cardiff. 10449 CLERKS, Storekeepers, Engineers.—Agency for leisure time. A1 Lubricating Oils. Commission, 10 and 15 per cent.—Address Oil," May's Advertising Offices, Gracechurch-street, London. 10372 SECRETARY and MANAGER.—The Neath Water Company are desirous of appointing a Gentle- man. Salary, £ÓO per annum.—Applications, with copies of testimonials, to be sent to the Company's Office, Neath, on or before 12th April next. Whole time not required. 6S464 ROVISION TRADE.—Wanted, c gentleman &3 Traveller; one who is well known in Glamorgan and Monmouthshire, and who can be well recom- mended whose sales of bacon average 50 boxes weekly. —Apply, stating salary or commission, F. R., lqz, Wavertree-road, Liverpool. 10390 fJlRAVELLER wanted in Cardiff district, for a new J_ invention, just out.—Address ,James Kerry, Lexden, Essex. 41 0~GROCERS AND WINE MERCilANS.— Agency for Watkins and Son's pure household Ale.— Wanted in towns of West of England and South Wdes (where not represented) sole Buying Agents for these famous Ales (guaranteed absolutely pure by analysis) which command large sales where introduced, being acknowledged to be the best quailty and value in the market. The Household Pale Ale at one shilling per gallon simply unrivalied for value, brilliancy, flavour, and soundness. Extra Stout and Crystal Pale Ale (see Dr. Hassall's report). Sizes, 9 gallons up- wards. Price lists, show cards, window transparen- cies, glass tablets, &c., provided. A valuable addition to an established business. Liberal terms to leading men only, with suitable premises and cart delivery. Full particulars of agency, price list, order forms, Hints on the Management of Ales," entered at Stationers' Hall, A Visit to the Hereford B ewery," &c., free on application.—Address Charles Watkins and Son, The Hereford Brewery. Est. 1834. Registered trade mark, an eagle and name, Watkins, Here- ford." 9540 (T*i •>> A WEEK can be made at home by legitimate 3^ B Jj business with £ 40 capital. No sample charges or peddling. Forward addressed envelope to G. New- man, 28, Edgware-road, London. 10499 -t /v /v AGENTS Wanted throughout Wales. Xivl/U Protitable employment; whole or spare time. Particulars, one stamp to "E. W. Daily News," Cardiff. 9943 IDàgingz, &partttTOtts, &c. APARTMENTS (Comfortable Unfurnished); par- A lour,two bedrootu,and scullery.—Apply 5,Mark- street, near Cardiff Bridge. 10452 PARTMENTS (furnished or unfurnished) wanted for a permanency; front bedroom and sitting- room, for a newly-married couple, in a respectable family where there are no otber lodgers.—Address O. 0., Daily News," Cardiff. 10414 APARTMENTS for One OT TWO Gentlemen, with use of bath.—19, Plantagenet-street (over new bridge), Wood-street, Cardiff. 10337 CCOMFORTABLE Furnished APARTMENTS, for a j Gentleman, or Lady and Gentleman, without children. Close-to tmms.-7, Partridge-rd., Roath.10322 GENTLEMAN (Young) requires Sitting and Bed Room, Roatb, near Tramway.—Apply, stating terms, Gamma," care of Mr Bradley, Pierhead Cham- bers, Cardiff. 10505 L. 1 li'iiNG-ROOM and Two Bedrooms (unfurnished) wanted in respectable family.—Apply, with terms, J. K., South Wales Daily News office, Cardiff. 10486 £ 11TTING and BEDROOM (comfortable) to Let in ^5 Windsor-road, Penarth. Terms moderate.— Address L. W., Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 1G333 WANTED, respectable Young Man to share bed and sitting-room -with another; every comfort; terms moderate.—21, Park-street 10420 BRACE.- o Let, Furnished Apartments, Sitting-room and one or two Bedrooms. Near the trams and railway stations. 10328 ([0 ht J£tt.1jaUzt5, lattfc, &r. COTTAGE (detached), Seaside, to Let, unfurnished; containing large parlour, front hall, kitchen, scul- lery, larder, three good bedrooms, garden at back, lawn in front, view of sea.—Apply Postmaster, Llan- stephen, Carmarthenshire. 39 HOUSE (Furnished), near Langland Bay, to Let; JLJL Apartments, or Board and Residence.—Apply Mrs Williams, 19, Lansriown-terrace, Swansea. 10(509 HOUSES-(Sketty).— Numbers 3 and 4, Park-place to Let; rent moderate—Apply J, E. Richards 31, Fisher-street, Swansea. 10394 14/TEADOW LAND to Let (22 acres), within easy If 1 distance of Cardiff. Immediate possession.— Apply to Mrs David, Caerau, near Cardiff. 10369 PENARTH.—To be Let (furnished), Acacia House, Kymin-terrace, [Penarth. Three sitting rooms and six bedrooms.—Apply on Premises. TO LET, comfortably furnished, Holmesdale, Wind-' sor-terrace, Penarth, close to church, sea, and railway.—Apply on the premises or apartments. 10525 TO be LET, with .immediate possession, HOUSE, JL Brightou-terrace; ten rooms; excellent situation. Apply on the premises, Mrs Carter, No.5. 10093 TO LET, a Ten-roomed HOUSE, "at 2, Coldstream- terrace, Cardiff.—Apply to John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff.' 62886 \t iI.LA RESIDENCE .(a desirable), to be Let at Midsummer next, OT as may belarranged. in the neighbourhood of Newport, surrounded by about an acre of ground, forming flower and kitchen garden, and approached by a carnage drive, extensively planted with ornamental trees and shrubs. The house contains on the ground floor,portico, vesti- bule, hall, and staircase, diuing-room, breakfast-room, and drawing-room, communicating with large conser- vatory, also kitchens, scullery, washhouse, pantries, &c., and cellarage under. On first floor, 4 bedrooms, ladies' workroom, and dressing-rooms, bath-room, &c. Above are smoking-room and observatory, bedroom and store-rooms. There is, in addition.a greenhouse, 24 feet by 18 fee also a vinery, well-stocked with fruit-bearing vines, 20 feet by 18 feet. The stabling department contains two-stall stable, loose box, coach-house, and covered yard for carriages, harness-room, &c. The premises are in excellent condition, and conveni- ently situated, with extensive views. For cards to view, apply to Messrs W. G, Habershon and Fawckner, Architects, Park-square, Newport, Mon. for ^alk—Hottsis, lEattft, &.r. ('IOTTAGES (four *,substantially-built) for sale, in j respectable locality,!paying 8jper cent clear.-Beta, "South Wales Daily News" Office. 10434 APITALISTS ANI) INVESTORS.—For SALE, j eligible Ground Rents on long leasehold proper- ties, consisting of extensive works in active operation upon which large sums of money have been invested; also, well-built private dwelling-houses, situate in a progressive neighbourhood, and in close proximity to the rising and important^eaport town of Newport. May be purchased in one.or two lots to accommodate in- tending investors, the total annual value being £ 256.— For further particulars apply Messrs Harse, Brown, and Heybyrue, Estate and Insurance Brokers, No. 173, Commercial-street, Newport, Mon. 10425 CENIS VILLA, CAERPHILLY, to bTsoid or LO £ Furnished.—Apply T. A. Richards, Docks, Cardiff. 68400 CATHAYS.—Four good six-roomed HOUSES for SALE.—Large backlets near Taff Sheds.—Apply 28, Minnie-street. 10218 DWELLING-HOUSE (Freehold) and Shop for Sale. Lar^e premises, good business spot, suit- able for offices. Very central, near the Market.—For particulars apply 26, Brunswick-street, Swansea. 10504 R SALE, a very pleasant DWELLING-HOUSE, X/ with side entrance, and garden attached, being No. 1, Westbourne-place, Canton, Cardiff, opposite Sophia Gardens.—Apply, Mr W. Bradley, 1, North- street, Cardiff. 10327 REEHOLD BUILDING LAND for SALE, capital site for the erection of good residences, other sites for erection of smaller residences, or would be let on lease.—Full particulars of W. and S. Hern, Land Agents, 72. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 61327 OUSES for Safe of every description, situate in Hgood positions in the Rhondda and adjoining Valleys in South Wales, with immediate possession, at moderate prices on easy terms.—Particulars of Mr D. Jones, Captain David Thomaa Coffee Tavern, Tre- herbert. 10439 HOUSE to be Sold (a bargain)—10, Park-grove hot and cold bath other conveniences.—J. Elliott, IS. St. Andrews-crescent. 10387 RESIDENCE (very desirable), stabling,coach-house, giounds, land, &c., on Sale in North Wales.— J. Marsden, 96, Deansgate, Manchester. 10493 riio BE SOLD, 29, The Walk, and Linden Villa, I Wordsworth-street, both with green-houses. Price Former, £ 700 latter, 2550.-Apply to owner, linden Villa. 10334 ^t-f8nsittess rtmi5t1 &r. BATHS (The Merthyr Tydfil Turkish) are to Let, IPO with immediate, possession.—For tenns apply to Mr D. Robert Lewis, Solicitor, Merthyr TydfiL DRAPERS AND OTHEIZS.-TO Let, with flx- JL-Y tures, Cambrian House, Carmarthen shop and premises, suitable for a large trade for 40 years one of the best concerns in Wales.—Apply Messrs J. H. Thomas and Thompson, Carmarthen. 10514 IRONFOUNDERS and Others.— To Let a large Foundry, near the D cks, and adjoining the Glamorganshire C&n&L For particulars address "Foundry," Cardiff Times" Office. 11503 6S455 NN (Vine Tree) to Let; immediate possessioH"- top of Broad-street, Blaenavon; well situat-'d for trade.—Apply on the Premises. 10494 SHOP to Let in Cardiff, Commanding position near the Docks. Suitable for shipping business- Apply David L, Owen, Cardiff. 10507 STAB: E (Two-Sta'l) and good Coach-house, with Hay-loft, to Let, in Charles-street; immediate possession.—Apply to Edwin Dobbin, 1, St Mary-street, Cardiff. 10512 SHOP (to Let), with small premises in reav, in best part of Queen-street, Ca diif rent £ 90 per annum taxes very moderate.—Apply WIX., "Daily News Office, Cardiff. 10489 SHOP to Let (magnificent new), three stories high, imposing frontage, plat3-glass windows centre of Union-street, Dowlais; rent moderate.—Apply to J. Hilton, Castle-street, Dowlais. 68147 PREMISES (excellent) to Let, with immediate pos- session. Double frontage, suitable for any business, situate in Stepney-st, LI an el) y best position in town. —Apply Henry Williams, Albion House, Llanelly. 10517 PUBLIC lIOU.sE (full licensed), to Let in Aber- dare. Position; leading thoroughfare. Four bed- rooms, good long room, good yard, and stable. Fixtures by valuation. Satisfactory reason for leaving. —Apply J homas Evans, Angel Inn, Aberdare. 10448 X^UBLIC-IIOUSK (single licence) to be Let or Sold A- V Aberdare, situated in the leading thorough- l PP.y 8' Cardiff-road. 10388 UBLlC-HOUSE (single licence) to be Let or old J homas Evans, Angel Inn, Aberdare. 10448 X^UBLIC-IIOUSK (single licence) to be Let or Sold A- V Aberdare, situated in the leading thorough- l PP.y 8' Cardiff-road. 10388 ST. MXRY-STRF.ET BUII/DINOS, CARDIFF^ Several suites of offices to be let.—Apply to John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate agents, Philhar- monic Chambers, Cardiff.- 61885 monic Chambers, Cardiff.- 61885 SHOPS and PREMISES in St. Mary-street, Crock- herbtown, St. John-street; See our March Register.—W. & S. Hern. Estate Agents, Cardiff. 61327 TWO first OFFICES to LET in Wind-street.—Apply E. S., South Wales Daily News," Swansea. 10326 T" ^"SHOEMAKER^. oFany light business, HOUSE and snop to LET. Thlt main thoroughfare, Mumbles,—D. W. Evans, Sheffield-place, Mumbles. K)]^ WTNB and Spirit Merchants and others.—To Let in Charles-street, Cardiff, with imaiediate possession, a Shop, 20ft. by 22 ft. with plate-glass front, and cellar underneath, 61ft. b y 22ft; back entrance. — For further particulars, apply to Mr. J. Thomas, possession, a Shop, 20ft. by 22 ft. with plate-glass front, and cellar underneath, 61ft. by 22ft; back entrance. — For further particulars, apply to Mr. J. Thomas, Builder, Ac./Charles-street, Cardiff. 10529 WAREHOUSE (ground floor and first floor) to t V Let, close to Great Western Passenger Station. — Apply Wood Brothers, West Canal Wharf, Cardiff, YARD (large), Stable, and Coach-house to Let, JL between The Hayes and St. Mary-street.— Apply D. L. Owen, Cardiff. 10506 Ihtsitttz&ts far Disposal. BUSINRSS (good) for Sale, best part of Roath, Cardiff; doing splendid ready money trade. Ill- ness only reason for giving up.—Address S. J., South Wales Daily News" office. 10488 (CARDIFF. — Capital double-licensed PUBLIC- j HOUSE, close to the Docks. Large trade; reasonable rent will be let cheap to an immediate tenant with £500 in cash.—John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1228 DRUG TRADE.—For Sale, all the Fixtures and Fittings of a Chemist's Shop—for removal. Above 300 bottles and pots, 15 carboys, mahogany counters, drawers, glass cases, and window enclosure. May be seen in position.—George Stephens, Chemist, New MilforiL 10409 I7WR SALE, an old-established Corner PUBLlC- HOUSE, situate in High-street, Swansea, doing first-class trade. Long lease. Part purchase-money can remain. Cause of disposal, propriewr going abroad. —For full particulars, apply E. W. Jones, Esq., soli- citor, Prospect-plate, Swansea. 10154 ROCERY and PROVISIONS An old-established business to be disposed of, in the centre of Car- diff. Incoming moderate.—S., Daily News" Office, Cardiff. » 10384 QUARRY (Interest in) for Sale. Thick and thin paving, curb, channelling, eilts, walling stones, &c.—Apply eth Lewis, Castellcwrw, Pontllanfraith.33 SCHOOL (Day) for TRANSFER in best part of Penarth. Possession at once, or at end of term.— D. S., "Daily News" Office.. 10356 %0rses, lite Jiiorh, Carriages. (CARRIAGE FOUR-WHEEL for SALE. London j maker; carry four adults, has hood and back seat. Original cost £60 ;-take £ 18.—Address Rev. J. Thomas, Manorbier, Pembrokeshire. 10066 LAXDAU (capital sociable), painted and lined blue, JLj roomy, light, shafts, break, lamps.—Fuller's Car- riage OjPRING TRAP for Sale (new), with cover. Will £ 3 suit baker or grocer; or will Exchange for Four. wheel Furniture Van. —5, Lewis-place, Canton, S~ EVERAL Good Secondhand WAGGONETTES from £ 10; also Broughams; and a number of good Carts to be disposed of Cheap. Room required.—J. Fuller & Co., Carriage Manufacturers Bristol. 9506 AGGONETTE (good second-band), painted W claret, lined blue, Collinge's axles, brake, shafts, .and lamps complete. Price, St. George's-road, Bristol*. 10457 WAGONS (five lone pole timber, Or Boiler) for T Sale; carry eight tons, or exchange for horses.—Apply Joshua Jenkins, lAndore, Swansea. GUlhi1, plaits, t. BIRDS.—For private disposal, a collection of 17 J) different British and Foreign Singing Birds, with or without aviary.—Apply Avis, "South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 10517 FOR SALE, a few sittings of pare Aylesbury Duck JD EGGS, from fine birds, 3s 6d per dos.—J. Hurley, Felinfaeh, Tondu, near Bridgend. 10203 ffiatVitttxgt Maalz, kt. FOR SALE, Ten and Eleren-inch Flange and two JL' and three-inch Wrought Pipes, Steam and Force Pumps, Vices, Ratchet Braces, Screens, Iron and Steel Screen Bars, Boring Rods, Large Size Giffard's Injector Theodolite.—J. Banfield, Gloucester-place, Swansea. 10339 N SALE; SIX BOILERS^ 32 ft. by 7 ft., with fittings complete, and one h. p. horizontal engine. 20 cylinder, 5 ft. 6 in. inch stroke, a bargain if removed at once; one horizontal engine, 13-inch cylinder, 2-ft. stroke, and boiler, 20 ft. by 6 ft. 6in two flues cheap: one Galloway boiler, 26ft. by 7 ft.; 24 cone tubes.— Apply Lawrence Scowcroft, Engineer, Bolton. 67243 QTEAM^'BOILERST^Ready for Delivery. & J. GALLOWAY & bONS, Manchester, JJ always keep a large Stock of "G ALLOW AT" and TTVO-ELUED" Boilers ready for De- spatch.^ 68031 rrTn OM ASp E C, K B T T, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDER (Late Fox, Walker and Co.) ATLAS'ENGINE WORKS, NEAR BRISTOL, Locomotives of various sizes always in stock or in progress. Locomotive Engines for Sale or Hire. 68099 Utagaus artb fUqtrisitrs. A AAA NOW ready to be advanced on owl Railway Wagons at a low rate of interest.—Andrews and Baby, Railway Wagon Con- tractors, 3, Pearson-place, Cardiff. 64715 jftl A AAA NOW ready to be advanced on Railway Wagons at a low rate of interest. Andrews' and Baby, Railway Wagon Con- tractors, 3, Pearson-place, Cardiff 64715 Sw ANEA WAGON COMPANY, LIMITED, 0 SWANSEA, Havfc ready for Delivery^ i NEW and SECOND-HAND 10-TON COAL WAGONS, For Cash or Redemption Hire; Second-hand "S^Ton and 10-ton COAL WAGONS, and a few Low-side WAGONS for Simple Hire; Also 1 PASSENGER CARRIAGE, For Sale or Hire., 68269 OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AND HAND-SEWN, MANUFACTURED BY GERRISH AND GWYN, CURRIERS AND LEATHER MERCHANTS, OLD MARKET, BRISTOL. A L trge Quantity of Single and Doable Belting always in Stock. 67649 for f cfk.-Mimllmttms. DRAWING-ROOM SUITE, in walnut, for sale; good condition.—May be seen at T. Whitty Evans' Auction Mart, Aberdare, 10502 FOR SALE, a quantity of Felloes, Stocks, Mandrils, _t' Helves, Hurdles. Gates, and Barrows,—Apply to G. Rowley, Steam Saw Mills, Brecon. 10275 FOR SALE.—First-class Drum Organ (by Gaviola, J[' Paris), with extra barrel, all in good condition.— For particulars apply WiUiam Day's varieties Exhibi- tion, Treherbert, Rhondda Valley. 10305 FOUND-IT IS that our Umbrellas are really cheap and good. Try one.—W. Korner and Co., Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 9909 FOR SALE, Portmanteaus, Trunks, and Bags.— JL' Thomasson and Co., 28, St. Mary-street. 68226 FURNITURE.—Special cheap sale daring March.— Drawing-room suite in cretonne, under auction pnce, £4 10s; suite in green damask, j65 5s; suite in tapestry, JB5 15s; suite in green leather cloth, 70s heavy dining-room suite, jE8 horse, hair seating suite, B5 5s. Also perambulators, selling from 7s 6d. Speciality—a strong square-back carriage, fitted with india-rubber tyre wheels, 19s 6d. These goods sent packed to Wales, but we cannot pay any part of carriage. Customers coming to Bristol to view the March bargains will be allowed 3s 6d towards travelling expenses on purchases over £ 5.—Jones and Son, 52, Redcliff Hill, BristoL 65843 GARDEN Seeds, Flower Seeds, White Seed Oatsj black Tartarian, direct from Scotland; Seed Barley from chalk soil.—At Win. Lewis, 15, Angel- street, Cardiff. 10168 HAY FOR SALE.—A Prime Rick of Hay.—Apply Whitchurch Vicarage, Cardiff. 10480 HARMONIUM, by Alexandre; magnificent w. JH strument, rosewood case, 16 stops, also grand organ knee stop, and heel swell. Original cost 65 guineas will take £25.-& J. Thomas, Manorbier, Pembrokeshire. 10066 t LARCH POLES for Sale, at Fronuchaf Farm, Llan. JLj winio, St Clears, of exceedingly fine quality, well adapted for Telegraph Posts; 45 years' growth, covering about tix acres.-For further {larticularB apply to Messrs Twining and Evans..Rboahill, R.S.O., South Wales. 10522 PIANO for Sale; splendid tone; maker, Cook; JL Regent-street, London in good condition; price. £8.-M. Lyons, Pawnbroker, Ebbw Vale. 10459 SAVOYS and Curly Greens, any quantity; also Wheeler's Cabbage Plants.—Apply J. H. Harding, Monachty Farm, Cardiff. 10321 EED POTATOES for Sale. Salmon Kidney, Glou- l>0 cester Kidney, International Kidney, (Early RosO] Queen of the Valley, Beauty of Hebron, White Ele- phant, all Id per lb Sutton's Flour Balls, Magnums, 4d.—Apply J. Jones, 18, Forest-road, Treforest. ponty- pridd. 10442 AILING CANOE (fast) for Sale. carries two oak io planks; cedar deck; London built- —Apply J. Oliver, 29, Crockherbtown. Cardiff. 10354 SEED POTATOES.—Ash Leaf, Gloucester Kidneys, American Rose, Penny Magnum, Champion Roc'<s, Halfpenny per lb. Free om rail.—Central Gla- morgan Stores, Bridgend. 10351 O* EED Potatoes, Clover and Grass Seed, Dog Bis- k3 cuits, Scotch Oatmeal, Guano, Nitrate of Soda, Bone Manure, Superphosphate.-Wm.LQ.wiB,15. Angel- street, Cardiff. 10169 rgUTG (Paddle) for Sale, 60 horse-power, Inbest order, I fully fitted for trawling.—Apply J. So Goodfellow, 177Wentworth-place, Dublin. 10528 ESLEY COLLEGE, TAUNTON.—One £ 25 W Share offered for £ 20,—Apply I. South Wales Daily News Office, Carmarthen. 10402 WANTED, an unlimited number of Gentlemen to purchase our Special Scarfs and Braces.—W. Korner and Co., Royal Arcade, Cardiff. 9908 WHITING 1 WHITING 1 WHITING 111 Best t T quality direct from Manufactory, Northfleet, Kent, wholesale and retail.—Aaron Boundy, Heath- field Timber Yard, Swansea. 9839 to beSoldbyCo sarbel- I built, length 22ft., beam saila, anchors, chains, and everything in #rst-class condition. Also small PUNT, CLIFTON," clinch-built, length lift., beam 5ft. in good condition.—Apply Thomas Serfleld, Burnbam, Somerset. 10465 J Miscdlantom mtfs. /"tLOTHING wanted, Ladies', GenttemenV and Children's Left-off. Good prices gftoL—Mr and Mrs Hill, New Orchard-street, Swansea. 10462 HOUSE (six or seven roomed) wanted to rent or JjR. purchase, within fifteen minutes walk from Docks. —Permanently, Daily News," Swansea. 10468 PREMISES for Manufacturing, inpandifL. Low rent JL on lease or purchase. Particulars. — Vulcan, Daily News" Office. Cardiff. J0427 PLESURE BOATS.—Wanted, twojmail SKIFFS JL with oars, &c.Tto carry throe.—Send priee and particulars to R. Gill, Heathcock. 10300 PETROLEUM AND BENaOT.TNTt. BARRELS JL Wanted for direct Exportation to America, being the only Exporter from Bristol am always able to give highest market price.—Apply B. Harris, Albion Wharf, &c., Bristol 67216 To COLLIERY OWKERS.—Wanted, good cheap JL Steam Coals for cars, bunkers, and general engine purposes t.o.b., CardItt, Newport, and Swansea. Prices and particulars to M.P., South Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 10271 "T ANTED to BUY SECOXITHANT) FURNÎ: V F TURE, in large or small quantities.—R, B., 53, Cowbridge-road, Cardiif. 10335 WANTED to Rent or Purchase, a HOUSE con- T taining about eight rooms, bath-room (hot and cpid water), &c.—Address G. V., "Daily News"Office, Cardiff. IOOOS ANTED FLOUR, FRUIT, SODA and other BARRELS. —Dobson Soda and Dry Soap wortta, Cardiff. 9133—49874 Wast aufc Jfomtfr. PURE. (Grey Leather), containing about thirty shillings, Lost March 23th, between West Wharf and New Infirmary.—Any one returning same to Davies and Co., West Wharf, will be rewarded, 10526 FOUND, about March 23rd, a Brown and White JC Pointer Dog. If not claimed within six days will be sold to defray expenses.—Address John Parsons. Sully, near Cardiff. 10366 LOST (5s reward) from the Castle Inn, Blaenavon, a Lemon and White SPANIEL BITCH.-Apply W. Williams. 10376 Uicmhs, {uicjrcles, &r. BICYCLE (good. 48 inch), to be sold at a sacrifice, with air saddle, bag, and bell ball bearings and steel rods. Price complete, £ 3 5s. — Apply B., Guardian Office, Llaneliy. 10516 BICYCLE for Sale, 52-inch, capital condition, a bar- gain.—Apply between 6 and 7 p.m. at 40, Have- lock-street. 10469 BICYLE (Howe's), Semi-raser and Roadster, M- inch, new. List price, jB16 selling price, £10.- 19, Royal Arcade, Cardiff., 10453 TJICYCLE -fOl-Sä.iO inch (all bright Tangent), very little used. Price £ 7.—Apply A. C. T., Box 24, General Post-office, Cardiff. 10357 Mliztdiamrfm. AMERICAN HERD PASTE (Mat. Milton's).—Cer- • tain and speedy cures for all discharges. 2s 9d post free.—Mr Hewscn, Maindee, Newport, Mon. 10466 A CERTAIN"CURE forthe NERVOUS andDEBILI- t1. TAT ED.- -Gratis, a Medical Work, showing suf. ferers how they may be cured and recover health and vitality withont the aid of Quacks, with recipea for purifying the blood and removing skin affections also chapters on Happy Marriages When and Whom to Marry; The Temperaments; Stammering; Vital Force How Wasted and How Preserved Galvanic Appliances and the Wonders of the Microscope in Detecting Various Complaints. Post Free for 2 stamps. —Address Secretary of Anatomy, Birmingham. 9313 BAKERS, Grocers, and Private Families.—If you JD wish to make good Bread, Buns, or Cake, use the following Yeasts:—Pure "En Avant," pure "Lion Brand," pure "Rye," renewed "Elipfand Brand.' Other kinds if required.—Imported and sold wholesale and retail by J. Geib, 3, Elm-st., Roath, Cardiff. 10441 T>lLLIAinrB ALLS, CLOTH, CUES, TIPS and all I I other Billiard Requisites at Hennig Bros., 11, High-street, St. Giles's, London, W.C. Old Balls ad- justed cr exchanged and Tables Re-covered, Re- cushioned, Bought and Sold, etc. Price Lists Cloth Cushion Rubber Samples post free. Estbd. 1862 68100 BRASS Plates, Rubber & other Stamps, Visiting & Ad- JL3 dress Cards, &c, go to GLASS & CO., Cardiff. 68256 CHEAPEST PRINTING.—5,000 Handbills, bs 6d I 1,000 Cards, Mems., or Billheads, 4s.—Fisher and Co., Broadmead, BristoL 10319 DRINKS (Summer).—Receipt to make pure aerated B gingerade, lemonade, soda -water, 6d dozen; peppermint, gingerette, clove, 6d pint; by hand, with cold water (printed), from D. H. Smith, St. Clears, Carmarthenshire, on receipt of postal order for Is and stamped envelope addressed., 10530 ESTABLISHED 1796.—Best Worcester Red Mould- ing SAND sent to all parts.—Apply R. Mason, Stourport. 10135 FIVE Years of Somersetshire Colliery Life. rapetr 6d clofrji, Is. "Well and graphically written.' -Barnsley Chronicle.—"John Heywood, Manchester, and all Booksellers. FOR Bargains in Stationery, &c., GLASS & CO., 8, J' Working-st., are Selling off. Premises coming down. ARDEN Seed> Flower Seeds, Farm Seeds of best JC quality only, and at lowest possible prices. Catalogue post-free.—J. Hibbert, The "Agricultural House," 16 and 17, Angel-street, Cardiff. 11392 67332 ENTLEMEN-S and Ladies' Left-off CLOTHING \j( Bought in town or conntry.-Orders promp\1y attended to by Mr and Mrs Green, Dumfries House, 3«L Caroline-street, Cardiff. 10024_ TTOME NEEDLEWORK for Ladies'leisure hours; XJL easy, lucrative; genuine.—Addressed envelope JLJL easy, lucrative; genuine.—Addressed envelope F. Brookes, 27, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, London. 10267 I" N THE PRESS, a new Song, "TRISAGION? composed by F. Atkins, Mus. Bac., Oxon. (Com' pass, D to F.) Published by Messrs Thompson and Shackell, Music Warehouse, Queen-street, Cardiff, where copies may be had. "]%M"R. W. GILL, secretary Canton Cricket Club, iff 1TX open to receive CHALLENGES for the ensuing season.-44, Severn-road, Canton. 10299 NEURALGIA TONIC(Keall's) cures Neuralgia.— 2s 9d free. Keall's Amadon Toothache Cure cures Toothache immediately; 13id free.—Mr Keall, Surgeon Dentist, Swansea. 10467 ERVOUSNESS, LOSS of ENERGY, and VITAL POWER.—A gentleman having tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple means of self-cure. He will be happy to forward the particu- lars to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope.—Address J. T. Sewell, Esq., Brook Villa, Hammersmith, London. 67935 Regis ter (1384) edition, containing the names of 50,"000. persons who have been advertised for to claim pro- perty and money since 1700. Post-free, 2s 6d.—Dougal. and Co., 67. Strand, London. W;1Js searched for. 6055 ATCHWORKTOR THE MILLION.—Never was JL such a thing offered to the public before. As we are now clearing out enormous stock of summer prints. we will send free per parcels post, on receipt of 16 stamps, Fifty splendid pieces of Print for Patchwork. Now is the tlIe. fr makin cheap and wann quilts for the winter. This is thoroughly genuine.— Sellick and Company, Bathwell-road, Totterdown, Bristol. 10464 PRINTING of every description executed with taste j_ and despatch at GLASS & CO.'S, 8, Working-st.. PORTMANTEAUS, Trunks, and Bags repaired or j_ taken in exchange.—Thompson and Co., Port- manteau, Trunk, and Bag Manufactory, 28, Mary. street. 6822a SPRING Vetches, Spring Beans, Black Tartarian and White Seed Oats, Artificial Manures of all kinds, Crushed Bones for Vine Borders, &c.—J. Hib- bert, Thc- _gncltural House," Cardiff. 67332 XriFvGIN CORK 1 VIRGIN CORK I t —A large V quantity for Disposal, wholesale or retail. Special quotation to the trade. Used largely for ornamental garden work, summer-houses, grottoes, &c., <fec.—J, Hibbort. 16 and 17, Angel-street, Cardiff. 6733a nntu. < IMPORTANT NOTICE.A-The West of England Loanr and Discount Co., 2, Bnte-terrace, Cardiff, Ad. vances Money from S5 to JE560 on personal security, plate, diamonds, stock-in-trade, &c., without bills of sale. Trade Bills Discounted at a very low rate. Ad- vances made ou Deeds without any legal charges. The above Company has been established since 186b.-Pri- vate address fj Manager, Clifton-house, Charles-street, Cardiff. 67110 MONEY.—LOANS from B5, on personal security. No fee& Low charges.—Brooks and Co., Ac- countants, 53, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. Property mort- gaged at 5 per cent, 10336 ONTMORLAIS LOAN OFFICE, MERTHYR.— Jt. Money immediately advanced from £5 and up. wards, by Mr W. R. Cohen to Trade.<;men, House- holders, Farmers, and others, on their Stock-in-Trade, Furniture, Ac., without removal or inconvenience in any way. Repayable by easy instalments. Distance no object. All applications punctually attended to. Strictly private. None genuine refused.—Apply per- sonally, or by letter, to 20 and 21, Pontmorlais, Merthyr Tydfll 19082 THE Roath Mutual Loan Society, 32, Castle-road, Jt. Cardiff, Advances Moneyin sums of JB1 to householders in Cardiff, at Five per Cent interest, repayable by weekly instalments at the rate of sixpence, for every pound advanced.—J. H. Phillips, Manager. OOAA £ 300, £ 400, £ 800, £ 1,OGO, and other sums: ot/VVl/i for immediate investment.—Mr Hern Financial Agent, Cardiff. 61327 GTTFF'S STARCH, JGTIFFS QTIFFS STARCH. C0LSffis,\VRKTOAIOSV O SHIRT FRONTS, Ac., to CHUFFS STARCH. &LOIYIURFICESE. NJ Articles, and making the C* TIFFS STARCH. Linen look like new. esr The GENUINE AH- TICliE is Sold by Grooon. QTIFF'S STARCH. Druggists, and 6U^L5> lib boxes and 51B oai>en.' CJTTFFS STARCH. P Bess." ^TIFF'S STARCH. STIFF ct{CO., 11198 2õ7' 29, REDCLIPIi'E-STBBET, :ølUSTO SMOKE rp A D D "MYRTL GROVE. OF ALL TOBACCONISTS, AND WHOLESALE OF T. pI OK FORD, WIND-STREET. SWANSEA. I JJR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS & LIVER PI&LSJJ MILD, but EFFICACIOUS, WITHOUT MERCURY' MTT.n, but EFFICACIOUS, WITHOUT MERCURY, DR. SCOTT'SBILIOUS &UVER PXLLI, ARE UN7?QUALLfiD as a BLOOD PURIFIER UNEQUALLED as a BLOOD PURIFIER, JQR SCOTT'S BJIJIOUS & LIYERPILLS CURE INDIGESTION, FIJATULENCY, and WIND CURE INDIGESTION! FTiATULENCY, and WIND DR SCOTT'S BILIOUS & LTVER PILLS THE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE. TJTE BEST FAMILY APERIENT MEDICINE. R SCOTT'S BILIOIFS and LIYER PILLS may be taken at all times without dan- gar from wet or cold, and require no .restraint freni business or pleasure. I DR SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIYER PILLS.—Notice.—Some unscrupulous' persons, for the sake of making a larger profit, may try to per- suade you to buy some preparation of their own 1)0 not do so, but insist on having R SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LTVER PILLS, which are wrapped in a square green package, and sold at Is lid aud 2s 9d a oox, of all Chemists, or by post for 14 or 34 stamps, of tna Pm. prietor, W. LAMBERT, 173, Seymour Place Lou- don, W. fcJOp. lWtt Possessing all the properties, of the finest arrowroot BROwN AND CORN FLOUR HAS A WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION. 226 NOTE.-Purchasers of 'Corn Flour should insist on being supplied with BROWN AND j. OLSON'S. It is distinguished for uniformly superior quality. iBBSJ 1 :11 nw EAVE. TRUTH WITH TRUST," The term BEST Brussels as generally used, conreyBW> meaning or guarantee as to quality, but ^YILLIS' J>EST GRUSSELS; Being made exclusively of LONG-STAPLED BOMB- GROWN WOOLS, especially selected for durabffity, and coloured with the OLD-FASHIONED GENUINE HONEST DYES, are warranted to be absolutely free from the LOW-GRADED EGYPTIAN or other EAS- TERN WOOLS, COTTON, JUTE, SHODDY, 0". ANILINE DYES used of necessity in the manufactory of low-priced carpets, and to be FULL five frames. Sold by all Carpet Dealers and Upholstqjsrsln the United ;Kingdom.. H FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE PUBLIC, *j EVERY PIECE HAS 1 uH, R. WILLIS and CO., KidderminSter13est" WOVEN AT EACH END. .&8219 OWLE'S PE'N^YROYAL and STEEL JL PILLS FOR FEMALES quicklyccmct aU irregu- larities and relhwe the distlessin Symms soprewe1d with the sex. Boxes Is lid and 2s 9a, of all chemists, Sent anywhere on receipt of stamps, w the Maker, B. T Towel, Chemist, Nottrnrha«a S19Q1 I PARIS ØD WNDON B. EVANS & CO. FASHIONS m AnD NOW AKtNa A ( COSTUMES, MANTLES, GnAND DOLMANS, JACKETS, MILLINERY E X H t BIT ION LADIES' QV THE AND CHILDREN'S NEW OUTFOTING. gPRING FAStIroNS VELOURS BRoed. AND VELOURS KPINGLfe NOVELTIES E'r IMPRIME, IN A I T. DRESS FABRICS, DEPARTMENTS. LAWNS, <fec. LACK. GLOVES, AN JMJlV INSPECTION BE- RIBBONS, SPECTFUIAY INVITED. TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, fto. s B. EVANS & 0OMPANY Swansea, 10451 QAVENDISH HOUSE, CHELTENHAM. NEW DRESS MATERIALS, Including all the latest varieties in SHOT FABRICS, FOULES, BROCHES, STRIPED and CHECK NOVELTIES, JANOTHA, MY. SORE, and other new BEIGES; OTTOMAN. HYGIENIC, and other CLOTHS, CREPE and. NUN'S VEILINGS, &c., Ac NEW WASHING FABRICS, Comprising a beautiful collection of ALSATIAN, FRENCH, and ENGLISH printed SATEENS ZEPHYR LAWNS, in all new designs, stripes, plaids, shots, spots, Ac., &c. COMPLETE SETS OF PATTERNS all materials sent on application. #> "# SPECtALITTES In JERSEY JACKETS and BODICES, including the Lotta," Belvoir," Ruby," "Cindereua," "Galatea," "Melton," and other new shapes. Illustrated price list on application. r >.= .61809 Please address all letters, The Managers," ■ CAVENDISH HOUSE, LIMITED, CHELTENHAM, TO WHOM IT MAY" CONCERN. n WtLYM EVANS'S" QUININE OT BITTERS Is highly recommended for Indigestion in all its forms. GWTLYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERS, .For Depression of Spirits and Melancholy. CF^ILYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERS, CJfat Affections of the Chest. GWTLYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERS, "The Best Tonic ever prepared (Greatly recom- Jtnended to fortify the constitution against east -winds. &&)J ■ GWILYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERJS, Foe Neuralgia and Nerve Pains generally. GWILYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERS, :rr;ehil!, d Invalida after aa GWILfM EVANS'S Qtrfi^INE BITTERS, A happy combination of herbs; purely veget- able, andhigbly recommended by the medical -faculty, GWILYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERS, Removes disease by strengthening the systemt- corrects the stomachy and purifies the blood. A STRIKING ILLUSTRATION of the EXCEL- LENCY of GWILYM EVANS'S QUININE BITTERS is the fact that many who da.re not take quinine as usually dispensed on account of it producing neadache, &CO. can take large doses with marked beneficial re; sults, when taken as Gwilym Evans's Quinine Bitters. These Bitters are prepared scientifically in happy proportions, and are daily increasing in popular favour. Sold everywhere in 2s 9d and 4s 6d bottles, and eases containing Three 4a.6d bottles 122 (xl. Carriage paid per-parcel post. er particulars from the proprietor, MR GWILYM EVANS,, tHE LABORATORY MINCING-LANE, LLANELLY. 65283 ,.4 LIiœIG;S CHEMICAL F0<DI>. JvfcEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD. J^IEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD. OR WINE OFvPHOSPHATES, Is the true strength giver and health restorer, Ire-vitalizing the system, enriching and purify- ing the blood, and containing the very elements ofXIFS itself. It has saved THOUSANDS OF LIVES. '> jyEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD Acts like-a charm it might truly be called the WINE OF LIFE, DO NOT TAKE NAUSEOUS DRUGS. DO NOT TAKE PURGATIVES. DO NOT TAKE INTOXICATING DRINKS. 1JUT TAKE V LIEBIGlS CHEMICAL FOOD Which has n established reputation of many years, challenges its equal, BUILDS UP, RE. I VIVES, RE-CREATES.— J^IEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD. It is a Nutritions and Invigorating Essence, highly recommended by the most eminent of, the Medical Profession for the cure ofNer. vous Head and Mind Complaints, Cough, Asthma, and Incipient Consumption, Ner- vousness, Weakness and Exhaustion, Dim- Bess of Sight, Shortness of Breath, Head- ache, Depression, Palpitation of the Heart, Drowsiness, Indigestion, Singing Noises in the Head and Ears, Trembling, Loss of Memory, Want of Appetite, Neuralgia, Painsand Aches. Wasting Diseases, Loss of Energy, Impaired Nutrition, Excessive Drinking, Inactivity of the Brain, with dulness of perception and de- lusions. and all other low- states of the system Indicating the presence of disease, which if jttotAttended to in time must become perigua, 1 IEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD, JM OR WINE OF PHOSPHATES. Purifies and Enriches the Blood, thereby tendering the skin clear and Transparent, sharpens the intellect, strengthens the con- stitution, re-establishes the health, thoroughly re-vitalizes the system, and is the one unfail- tag remedy for debility from whatever cause UTS —Insist upon your Chemist supplying you with JJEEBIG'S CHEMICAL FOOD If one is genuine without the Government Stamp and Sir Ghat. LQCOCK'S cø WITH EACH BOTTLE. Sold in Bottles at 2s 9d, 4s 6d, and lis: and also in SSsandBScasea. Any Chemist not having it in stock will procure it to-order; and there is.a great earing in buyin^the -1.1"" -■ ■ ,'i r u BORWICK'S BAKING POWD, FIVE GOLD MEDALS. i' :'1 .r >.¿f B^ORWICKS BAKING POWDER, FOR WHOLESOME BREAD, BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, FOR PUDDINGS AND PIES; BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, JLF FOR PLUM CAKE. GRWICK'S BAKING POWDER, FOR TEA CAKES AND SCONES. ,(, T>ORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, FOR NORFOLK DUMPLINGS. 66BB0 Invaluable on board Shim 1131 B LIFE PILLS may be used PABB'S r with confidence in all cases of sick headache, indigestion, bilious, liver, and stomacl} complaints, liahitnal "V TOT? costivenesa, nervous affections, &o. In ■ XX u most cases the sensation of illness i.?# vanishes after two or three pills have „ been.taken. |XALH< Sold by all Medicine Vendors, in JL Boxes, Is l^d, 2s 9d and in Family | f Packets 118 ft A NEW' SERIAL SLOBY Entitled THE FALL Qg LLYWELYN, By Z). COETRYB WILLIAMS, Which gained tht BBCQND PRIZE at the NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD,, Is now appearing in the CARDIFF TIMES & SOUTH WALES I; WEEKLY NEWS. r. REDUCED RATE FOft SmaD Prepaid Advertisements 20 Words ? Sixpence. I Three Times Ninepence. S £ & Time# » 5 ONE f$mUUW. Woo far Ckastficaftatt. COWBRIDGE MARKET: IMPORTANT SALE OF FAT" SHEEP. MR JOHN THOMAS has been favoured with instructions from Da.niel Owen Esq., of Ash Hall, to SELL by AUCTION, at the Sheep Mar- ket, Cowbridge, on TUESDAY, the 1st day of April, 1884, 200 VERY SUPERIOR CROSS-BRED HAMPSHIRE DOWN YEARLING WETHERS, Also TWO FAT HEIFERS. All corn fed. Terms—Cash. No reserve. Sale to commence at Two o'clock in tha Afternoon prompt. Further particulars may be had on application to the Auctioneer at Cowbridge. RJHHE 0TTO QAS JGNGINE. CROSSLE, Y'S PATENT SELF-STARTING ENGINES, CROSSLEY'S PATENT TWIN ENGINES, IMPULSE EVERY REVOLUTION. CONSUMPTION OF GAS 20 to 70 PER CENT. LESS THAN ANY OTHER GAS ENGINES, CROSSLEY BROS., LIMITED, OPENSHAW, MANCHESTER. 68 "59
Family Notices
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are charged at the rate of Is for the first Twenty Words, and Gdjor every additional Ten Words, and must be I'REPAID. In all cases the notice must be authenticated by the name and address of the writer. DEATHS, CHARLES.—On 2bth instant, Margaret, the beloved wife of Mr William Charles, grocer. Funeral to-morrow afternoon, April 1st, at Cefu Golen Cemetery. Friends please accept intimation. THOIAS.-March 28th, at BerthIIwyd Cottage.Qnakers' Yard, Ann, the beloved wife of David Thomas, tailor ani draper, in her 53rd year. Funeral, Tuesday, 2 p.m., for Llanfabon Church. Friends will please accept this intimation. 10520 CROSBIE.—March 28, at 202, Bute-road, Cardiff, James Crosbie, draper, in his 34th year. 32 SCANTLEBORY.—March 28th, at 4, Castle-square, Thomas, youngest son of the late Thomas Scantle- bury, of Glanmor Villa, aged 31 years. PEREGRINE.—March 26, aged four months, Llewelyn Jeffreys, son of Richard and Jane Peregrine, Oriel-road, Bootle, Liverpool. EDMUNDS.—Mar. 30, at No. 77, Woodvflle-road, CatLays, Cardiff, John, son of the late Mr Thomas Edmunds, aged 27 years. Funeral on Thursday, at 1.30 p.m., for St. Mellons. Friends will please accept this intimation.
MONDAY, MARCH 31, 184 1 -0
MONDAY, MARCH 31, 184 -0 MUST WE HAVE CIVIL WAR ? WITHOUT the slightest desire to exaggerate the present condition of public affairs or the dangers which threaten our constitutional government, we feel called upon to ask all political parties whether they are anxious to see the nation driven into a civil war. We can also anticipate the reply, because we are perfectly sure that there is hot a political party In the country anxious to see anything but peace and order everywhere throughout the land. But if this .be the universal desire, it must be clear to everyone that it is the duty of all parties to aim at this result. If we must have peace, we must do the things which make for peace. But this, unfortunately, is very fat from what we see going on every clay- in the House of Commons, and, though in a less aggravated form, throughout the co uritry. We have a constitutional Govern- ment. We have a Parliament, one section of ^wliich is supposed to represent the people, and yet that Parliament, with the very best ;tnaterlal3 and endowed with all the requisite authority, is doing absolutely nothing. In shorty the machinery of Government in this country has come to a deadlock. If Mr GLADSTONE cannot go forward, no other constitutional leader can. The .wheels have Btuck fastj the most skilful engineers seem to be "baffled in all their attempts to put the machine in motion. Consequently there must be Some disaster, and that before very long. All readers of Jiiatory are perfectly well aware that with a similar state of things in former days, a breakdown ia the Constitutional Govern- ment hat invariably ensued, resulting .fust. in anarchy [and then in subse- quent- settlement under a new arrange- tttQnt. It is impossible for the country to keep its temper for ever while the legislators elected to-- attend to the general interests are merely consuming their time in aspersing one another's characters and motives, and prohibiting those who would improve the' condition of affairs from making any progress. A correspondent whose communication appears in another column, Under the signature of One in Earnest," is of'opinion that the constituencies must, by some means, go to the rescue and deliver Parliament from itself. JHe also suggests a plan by which he proposes to effect this desirable change, and if' we could see some possibility of bringing about., a change for the better "by the adoption of his proposal, we would.most gladly hail the inauguration of his scheme. His plan has this merit at least to recommend (1;, that it may be carried out without any disturbance or breach of the law. But whether by his method or some other, we are fully per- suaded of the necessity of the country making it known that it will no longer tolerate this waste of time, this utter disre- gard of the wants of the community, this menace to the peace and stability of the realm, this intolerable. presumption and impudent assertion of a minority in the House. According to the present rules of the House, as far at least as they are enforced, any man may interrupt public business whenever he chooses, and for whatever length of time he may think it desirable. -In short, it seems to matter nothing what party is jn, the majority, because the minority can always prevent any measure from, being carried into law. Now this is a very serious matter, deeply to be deplored by everyone who has the slightest regard for the honour and progress of the country. If there i anything 'quite certain, it is that if the Government cannot carry on useful promised legislation, the patience of the people will sooner or later break down all along the line, and what is now merely a war of words within the four walls of St. Stephen's will resolve itself into a demonstration such as we would fain hope this country of ours will never have to look on again. But order must not be thought to be everything. The people are becoming more and more enlightened, and in propor- tion as they are growing in enlightenment, they see the necessity of important modifica- tions of the laws under which they live. We may depend upon it that they will insist upon having these reforms, and quite certain it is that if there be no hand strong enough to compel Parliament to carry out the re- forms, the-people themselves will find some hand strong enough to do the work for them.
THE SHIPOWNERS' MISTAKE.
THE SHIPOWNERS' MISTAKE. Now that we, have reached a somewhat calm sea in respect of the Merchant Shipping Bill, it .may not be amiss to point out one atrong feature in the case which the better class of shipowners and underwriters have clearly overlooked. Throughout the whole contention they have claimed to be the only parties who have any practical knowledge of the subjects affected by the Bill. They have, insisted that a man of the experience of the present PRESIDENT of the BOARD of TRADE cannot possibly understand the various subjects in all their .ramifications, and that none but' those who are shipowners can formulate a bill which shall not consist of a mere bundle of theories of the most im- practicable kind. While the storm was raging it was of no use^Ao point out that this is a completely erroneous view to take of the subject,, and that, in fact, all our bad and oppressive laws owe their existence to the fact that they were framed by people who were supposed to possess all the practical knowledge, while others were not allowed to interpose a single objection. Why, for instance, are our land .laws almost exclusively favourable to land- owners? Why do jtlicy ignore .to .such a.large extent the rights and interests of the tenants ? Everyone must see that the tenant who occupies the property, and may even have to make his living by it, must be as deeply interested as the landlord in the law. under which he lives. And yet the laws are, almost without exception, favourable to the owner and unfavourable to the tenant. In order to account for this inequality, it is by no means necessary to assume that all landowners and landlords are scoundrels and otherwise bad men. We have merely to assume that they are men, ordinary men, men who are accustomed to examine every subject in the light in which it appears before their own eyes. They have made these laws to suit themselves, and no one ex- amining them can deny that they suit them most admirably. But it can- not, on the other hand, be denied, that if laws affecting the tenure of land had been framed in times past by an equal number of landowners and tenants they would never have been what they now are. There would then have been two distinct classes of legislators examining the question from opposite points of view. and the result would have been laws framed so as to satisfy the reasonable wishes of both parties without inflicting any real griev- ance upon either of them. This is the sum and substance of our contention with refer- ence to the necessity of fresh legislation affecting our merchant navy. We argue that the laws at present in force have been framed to do much in the interests of one or two parties, and too little in the interests of others. We only wish that those who have hitherto been excluded from a voice in the subject should now be heard. A man like Mr CHAJIBERIAIN who has had, and has' now, none of the experience of the kind required by the shipowner or the underwriter, is much more competent than either of them to examine the whole subject without being partial to one class or another. He has no self-interest in the matter. He must simply proceed upon the principle of warding off' injustice equally from everyone, and dealing with them all quite impartially. We should con- sider a shipowner to be incompetent by himself to deal with legislation of this character, but knowing that Mr CHAMBERLAIN has no self- interest to serve, but has a clear head and a strong arm, we trust that after conferring with all parties-shipowners, underwriters, and seamen-he will get his bill into such a shape as will enable us to regard merchant shipping legislation as a subject settled for at least a whole generation.
MERCHANT SHIPPING BiLL.
MERCHANT SHIPPING BiLL. LETTER FROM SIR E. J. REED, M.P. TO THE EDITOR. SIR,-I observe that my absence from an im- portant division in the House of Commons last week has been a subject of remark in your columns by a correspondent who does not appear to have observed that the duties of the committee which is to advise the Government on the urgent question of the loading of merchant ships took me to Glasgow and Leith from the 19 oh to the 22nd March. It is, of course, a matter of regret to me that the work of this most important committee has taken me repeatedly to a distance from Lon- don, a-ndtbatwehave still to visit Liverpool, Cardiff, Belfast, and possibly some other parts. But on accepting the presidency of this committee, and before entering on its duties, I. publicly announced to a meeting of my constituents the facts of the case, and received from them an unanimous expression of their desire that I should go forward with that work, even at the cost of occasional absence from parliamentary duties. I confess that I would not have joined any ordinary committee involving such absence; but the deter- mination of the load-line of merchant ships is the most important, practically, of all merchant ship- ping questions, whether we regard the safety of life and property, or the interests of that large part of the community who are concerned in the prosperity of the mercantile marine. I am quite sure that both the Liberals and the Conservatives of Cardiff are glad to know that to their represen- tative has been entrusted the very important duty of conducting this load-line inquiry. This is proved by the many communications which I have received. My attention has further been called to the fact that while I am engaged upon this anxious and responsible duty, the proper settlement of which is of so much importance to the ship- owners, merchants, pilots, and seafaring popula- tion of Cardiff, a gentleman, whose object it is to oust me from the representation of Cardiff, is going about among my constituents seeking to win their votes from me at the next election. Well, there is no accounting for tastes, and, if this seems good taste and fair play to a certain section of Cardiff Conservatives, I am sure there are others who will take a very different view of it; while I am perfectly confident that none of the votes of the Liberals will be alienated by such means. It is but another example of the curious mistakes which some Conservatives make n Cardiff; they never, or rarely, will see that a high and generous course of conduct is what our great populations admire, and that a mean and ungenerous course is sure to meet in the end with condemnation. But however that may be, I can- not say that I feel at all uneasy at my opponents' efforts to turn to my disadvantage the fact that I am busily occupied at the present time with the great interest of merchant shipping. This is an interest which has been greatly harassed, and most unfairly treated, and I am glad to know that I am making successful efforts to relieve it of some of the difficulties which it experiences, and of some of the dangers with which it is threatened, whilst assisting to make life at sea more safe and satisfactory. I cannot turn from this great work, or from any other like it, to run about our boroughs answering Mr Harbon. Let him do his best, to persuade the town of Cardiff that he would be a better representative than I am of that great shipping port. When the time comes be may find out that he has not succeeded, and that he has not profited by what he is doing behind my back, and when be knows that I could not come and defend my seat if I desired to do so. Yours obediently, E. J. REED. House of Commons, March 28th.
TAFF VALE RAILWAY.
TAFF VALE RAILWAY. MEETING OF EMPLOYEES. A meeting of the workmen's committee of the hours' movement in connection with the trainmen employed on the Taff Vale Railway was held at the Great Western Coffee Tavern, Cardiff, on Sunday afternoon. The meeting was called in consequence of a letter which had been received by the secretary of the committee from the secre- tary of the railway company, Mr Nicholson, in which he stated that he had been requested by the directors to inform them that while they were prepared to carry out their promise with respect to hours, wages, See., they decidedly objected to the tone of the last memorial, ana requested that it be withdrawn. Before the memorial was sent to the directors it was stated by the committee that it was carefully considered by them, and it was now discussed again almost sentence by sentence, and after considerable deliberation the secretary was requested to reply to Mr Nicholson that the workmen's committee bad again considered the memorial, and they could not but come to the conclusion that the facts contained in it had been repeatedly previously placed before the directors, both verbally and in writing, and there was no Statement in it which they were not prepared to prove. They much regretted that the directors should take the view of it they did, but they, at the same time, were not prepared to withdraw it.
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PRESENTATION TO A JOURNALIST. Mr D. Williams, who for the past four years has had control of the literary department of the Western Mail, and who has recently been ap- pointed chief reporter of the staff of that journal, was at the Swansea Guildhall on Saturday even- ing presented with a handsome gold watch in recognition of his journalistic labours at Swansea. The mayor (Mr Burnie) presided, and in making the presentation spoke in very high terms of Mr Williams's personal and journalistic qualities, and alluded to the success that had attended his efforts to raise the tone of the provincial press, It had been said, his worship added, that the South Wales daily papers were essentially Cardiff papers, and did not do Swansea justice, but he must say that his experienco had been that Swansea had a very fair share of attention indeed from those journals. (Hear, hear.) His worship then pre- vrr?i>- watch> which was supplied by Mr Williams, jeweller, of Castle-street, and bore the following inscription Presented to Mr David Williams, by members of Parliament, public men, and the press of Swansea, as a token of their esteem. 1884.Mr Williams suitably acknow- ledged the presentation, and other gentlemen having spoken, the proceedings terminated with a hearty vote of thanks to the mayor.
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