South Wales Daily News

LOCAL COLLISION CASE. THE OWNKBS OF THE BKRNINA V. THE OWNERS OF THE BUSHIRE. In tho Court of Admiralty, London, on Friday (before Mr Justice Butt with Trinity Masters), the above case was heard. It was an action and a cross-action to recover compensation for loss and damage sustained by the plaintiffs and the defen- dants, respectively, to tboir vp?a*>)^ when in col- lision off the coast of Portugal, on the 23th Sep tember last. It appeaf-ed that the Bernina is a Liverpool steamer, of 954- tons registered, and at the time of the collision she was on a voyage from Carthagena to Cardiff, laden with a cargo of minerals and esparto grass and the Bushire was owned by the Persian Gulf Steamship Company, Limited, and was a screw steamer of 1,011 tons registered, being at the time on a voyage from London and Cardiff to Aden and the Persian Gulf with a general cargo, and a crew of 24 hands, all told. The vessels came into collision at three a.m., between Cape St. Vincent and Cape Roca, off the Portugal coast. The Bernilla was greatly damaged, and th3 Bushire soon sank with 15 hands, who were lost. The plaintiffs alleged that the collision was caused by the defendants not having exhibited side lights, and by those on board of her improperly porting, and the defendants alleged that the Bernina had a bad look out, and that she did not stop and reverse. Mr C. Russell, Q.C., Dr. Phil) imore, and Mr Bucknill appeared for the plaintiffs Mi Webster, I Q.C., Mr C. Hall, Q.C., and Mr E. A. Nelson were counsel for the defendents. Mr Justice Butt, after hearing only one wit- ness, hold that both vessels were to blame—the Bernina for not having a good look out, and the Bushire for having neglected to stop and reverse her engines when there was danger of a collision.

LONDON LETTER. [SPECIALLY WIKED.J [EY OUR GAI.LKRY COilUIieJl-OXD £ -;T. ] ANTICIPATIONS OF A SPEEDY SETTLEMENT— THE TREATMENT OF THE BOROUGHS—MR COURTNEY AT THE GLADSTONE CLUB DIN- NER—THE COUNTY DOWN ELECTION— PRIVATE InLLS IN PARLIAMENT—UN- HEARD-OP POLICE COURT CASES-THE FARNELLITE3 AT A DISADVANTA'; TL—MR CLARKE'S CONTROVERSY WITH THE PRE- MIER. J ONDON, Friday Night. The air has been j n of rumours to-day regarding the result uf yesterday's confer- ence between the committee of the Cabinet and the responsible leaders of the Opposi- tion, at the clubs are to be met more than a few who are as positive in their statements concerning it as if they had been present at the fathering:. Those likely to bi the circumstanc .„• "J take the gloon of ,>flairs inJaiged in by some, just • ;o toe liicv | declined to ad( r. tamod by the, _r.- now so doleful. u. matter of fact, 1. have been more <.o tfrp.117-, than I Mr Gladstone < ally a.(fi.1cir¡.d, wvcrnl i of these havil :H¡, hhn iory < leaders not k ti i-hoic owe niiyluii upon the m but a r--rr.lement j of some liiid- The eagerness t-be public to ohutli- I details of the re :bwr'n scrams as &Seoi individual dist w ii-i izi as in the prov in a!lzl it, ill the latter all 1 >v 1)r- may v-oie y j supposed to liav cine to the mastery can bear witness. T: metropolis i3 t .» • r. ,T < .« boroughs now uro to be aplir into two or three secu. or, or 11lt" sinyf/e j bered constituencies. Some active >litp*:c,a»' to hopo that the boron; in i-ot bo divided, v^ufc return their sL umc.bors er. j but this is not [, ;<1: rc>;ar.>d as lii.tsy. j There is, how against breakin Mvitc>i*}h$u<.>; r-j-ij or fifty fragmer h 1" r i inoroly uf an aggregatior vuJiout (iWuito j boundary or 1 "j: The standard of members wiii 1-' 'vic'J/ lower."d ia London by an • vice, f,i- cliques would have an .'ipnoituiiuy fr r Aouri«hi;i^ under the sing-a ncr iber system i11 a? they could nev r obtain in a vrsrb extended area possessed a ;'i„iiuv:dy puieb vditi ment. There was of specuiai'o^ among the gue: b ch Giadst^Lo OJub am- ner yesterday < o»>i?i- as lo the line Mr I Courtney wou'-«' taka -a rcspo:,di;ig t- th: toast of the Go • r.rr>m.,ai. The rumour had j again been floa;, long since mu, retirement should follow the Ministerial promulgation of any scheme of redistribu- tion which did not provide for proportional representation, Mr Courtney's resignation might almost hourly be expected, and this gave a certain piquancy to the proceedings, soma ingenuous spirits being prepared to hear the Secretary to the Treasury intimate his withdrawal from the Govern- ment in the very act of responding to the toast of its health. I'here -was, however, nothing quite so dramatic in store for the Marylebone Liberals who had assembled to testify their regard for Mr Gladstone, for Mr Courtney, after a passing reference to the general ignorance concerning the pro- mised scheme, devoted himself to show- ing that there is still much to be done before Ireland can be considered to be ruled upon" Irish ideas." The Times is of opinion that Mr Courtney be- trayed "a shade of bitterness" in that part of his speech which related to Redis- tribution, but this was not the impression of those present. On the contrary, he appeared to be in a much better humour than usual both with himself and all around. h" .J. 11 t wa ■. .V. I tlia ^roat body of tor National:si 5 had abs o ?r.-m v. Ung, 'specially vboa 1; wa; tLs'- the goac-m 1 ele< WVJ the iobetal cai -i i had support the P.t.T.eiiay voti iw was rl-fea'vxi. C-->ta:o aLcr. the suet -du] Conservative, l:;is otser maooei' iv dest l>cd a* nrtf-r • =•• ..v, hapipilj^ whi •' ■■rvft+Ve pacllgi is n> ■ *;i cess >*re;vvia, also wns a 'Ar/, will no iidaiJ-ivwa to iro talking JI GT the ious- of Commons. T'. oi '.cia.'s at H, Board of 7 Jo are notl" ou> a heavy ta-njMr-n,- it), ti. of ate. Vlls il Pariia- meni ttivpiirtsLtinr, U intended t.o be madt ■' vears apt, thtn. at th i 'TJ..6.1>J who iv.uo bill ■ •. ■. that --villi the 'iu-oor I>ri7fck.< bi'iitl to be, dealt of t:-i L-.>mbvr oi meas on cumuiiassii ticaliu;? with such mem. us should ba carxitd out, and i li is was done -i m-tlcr to through the wcorl, all. There a e eom« old prfcSfMW. a i1 a amon «w who can recollect „h.s oOtb Nove:1 184-?, when *'•<>- Boero of Tr;-de officia kept at vork iradnif/ht 1 receiv -oeh Onl -•caH proportion of tftc case* wIde 1! are he the T>»*T■>«>K'UH poii- D fau-H s^i" I i-.r-ar iiiat rv cJlar§e ''Url^rve^ i theme ohARicfcwr 4 a higi< co^-ptat-- the Ch rf (/.vjliiid. I cannot My. became iia Tquiry,because not a "oi it appe unv Loadoa paper, aoinii evening ] The a-.m o 5n foreo <»f the Tr I membrn omday rL!L a." mdicatu a Tio-no i.uy 111 the i.r.ijiv TKe T>¡')jbt.b are iiati, Droiouudly ^iiu:-eu at truce, ai the alliance, • btt .^»en to.■ two gree dJ House. Dtift I between :'¡:!t and Ct m?«>rvativf« vretsv t their op e tun-.ty. and th-ir principal t portance >o froatho fact tJiat oIid vote wa n\-vtk- avliibot-L <sidt> ?n- deavour( • ira, In the the Redi \bui, oa Bjit they lo, -\k.j advantag to be vruusT out o^ v. .r'v by the r..wei' of t»\ea- vole. Now tee ranks ol „ho L;i>errd.-c. and ConseifVRrivc? being clo. I up, f uese fwiit.1('1 fcwise hav. no chanci aud m«.«f wluit ti-* combined I forces are lo gi»-e tho'i:. t), e -ty certain t', t noiong tihe pr<»v;-«ious or Redistribi ion Bill wit! be wie it-aacl.^ 1 represent* on of Trrhr.^ to portions a aompa^ this f kingdom. Mr G1-, or, different to ieiriao at surprise i of the Ho^y, ) Even if In ..»-o rc]-re»eiiitefl by men ci a class oaieraat from Mr T* and Mr Caiiati, ii would be difficult fc» de- j fend an ari ngement by which she has pro- j portionately a r^ppesantation in the j House of ('ommord tpeaceful and j industrious Sootian: Any fc-iv-lnavoar tn I rectify the Tw&cntabi'at m i;hi!t dim '-iuu j would be fc at to tho bitter end hy .11". Parnellites, ,ÚF1 I should think five extremely f'J: v.ieu )r tine Thjivsi of Commons v >> oulo. not auppott this knowlt tbe ar1-: deter mined to mi i. as possible, am -vrj i the notice p :.a»tt i questions. i Mr Clarke n¡iaC! for ca: Mr GIadstor. r penditure. mat iutentl'J to ii. pamphlet fc ae .speech he h pro;.ared for delivery 1 /riday wtejoxniug Mr Gladstone's k -vawu t to ask the Lc 1 of Wt-nesa^y to publish th 1 undertaken Nineteenth Ct,^< ttniuu is becoming more and more the receptacle for addresses rejected in the House of Commons. Mr Clarke showed me the manuscript of Mr Gladstone's statement. It covers eight closely written p?ges, and supplies fresh evidence of the mar- vellous industry and power of work of the Prime Minister. Speaking the other day to 1. friend, Mr Gladstone said that during the iast 30 years, a period which includes the greater portion of his ministerial career, he has never been so overburdened with work as just now. Yet he finds time to dictate eight pages of manuscript for the confusion of a gentleman who, without any special qualification or authority, attacks his system of finance.

T DIOCESAN INTELLIGENCE. At a service held at the Palace Chapel on Friday, the Bishop of Llandaff instituted the Rev. G. P. Dew, B.A., to the rectory of Kil- gwrrwg, near Chepstow, lately umted under an order in council with the living of Wolvesnewt-on, of which he has been for upwards of 20 years tho rector. His lordship has also appointed the Rev. J. T. Harding-, 31. A., to the rural deanery of the eastern division of the Abergavenny Deanery, vacant by the appointment of the Rev. D. G. Davies, M.A., to the rectory of Shirenewton.

The fire which broke out on board the Allan steamer Caspian, on her voyage from Quebec, last Monday, was effectually subdued on Friday morning, at Li ve. pool. It was confined to the compartment where it originated, among some cotton. DR. DE JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN (JoD LIVER OIL—IN CASES OF CHRONIC COUGH ITS EFFICACY IS UNEQUALLED.—Dr. Hunter Semple, Physician to the hospital for Diseases ot the Throat and Chest, writes I 1 v-e long been aware of the great reputation en- joyed by the Light-Brown Cod Liver Oil introduced to medical practice by Dr. de Jongh, and have re- commended it with the utmost confidence. I have found Dr. de Jongh's Oil very useful in cases of Chronic Cough. and especially in Laryngeal Disease compli- cated with Consumption.' Sold only in capsuled Im* perial Half-pints, 2s 6d; Pints, Is 9d; Quarts, 9s, »f all chemists. Sole Consignees, Ansar, Harford a d Co., 210, High Holborn, London. 4082d

THE POLITICAL PJOl AT BIRMINGHAM.' MA-GlyXiiiltAL XTvOCEEDlN^ AMUSING EVIDENCE. i BIRMINGHAM, Friday.—Tho hearing of 1 faimmons against Ed. Reed for libelling B Jarvis and others was resumed this morniuM the third time. There was a large attendants spectators. Counsel were tho same as on pre days. The examination of Mr Jarvis was continfl In reply to Mr Matthews, witness said th had an interview with Reed in the Nottlll Arms, some day in November. It fl the night before the first bearing the case. Witness did not di or indirectly bring about that interview. ■ was accompanied by Mr Moore Bailey and \Y alker. liiere were also present, Reed and ano man, and a. man named Trewollos. Reed first to Mr Bail y, and said, "Are yoU,2 Rowlands V Mr "Bailey said, No^ upon Reed asked him if he was Mr Jarvifl's sow tor, and receiving a reply in the affirniativeJ| said he would like to see him private^ S :1 .J-1- 4-a.i 1. "1, ,1-0.1 "0 ^1 L' Aadicvoioi; wi ;nt, r 1 r -.vaiii an man .•> I at a 'v.' wbai I have done ••gaiiisi. >. :f.n h afrU-r<d t j, l), fend ati'l r,\r. a t Ki« ii^ad, ir. aftc." wu.el» th? former -w' 1 .Viiieh v'is vVS.5 IT i.'hc svl.c:w" 6w ¡;¡d of the "(l\ v fVBald not I-HL !LO oil, hxt >■ ;?-vc-.i .t Hsdferijj anJ •)-■>'AB- tin.i *t. thfcii i' 'i.J ~.c at iLa «;■uti n-rtfc iiiey. and f auvi- i:<■ oo so. Read.«?.<• 14 If 'i. j likes, I can b? in -w t ie w»y at <-«•• raort'e?i'••.vj .usoiii'? friends. I j^I a-, l. ,a:i 1 enw tti.v' Mni w! rt-i sh| \i iU> U.CU w v R'-e.-l "'l wished te too !«'■»■ ,y7 (Jr beei: i»nd wouki act -.vwli »• j ■ th* vJ uie &onrt and •« and they (rtferiieg te Mi- .iarv.: r selh :■ --oihutf- to {tu. A<.<jd > .f; ^loeiiiiis .viv'i Mr .'V-Jey for yJwL anu he would iifce to set hut. QlB Court. Atr Ba'ley wbapeved to 1:t:?bs,: try a.o.d. te..t n! or words to tiifct then sail t.'» is i-j to be • W ft/*t sUffticsteti » pttulic-hvttse sotae but afterwards, a>- 1M fi-x-d tb(f tlien i'ir, d-d.1 air s>i«e» ^JMj Reed then br?,.sn drir,». what v.»« B 'ii'i j).)i pay for i.„ He Jieed *il vi-hia, Oa Moii.'lay ";Mt a -icfeis Pi hit c:ia", te tiki lie he him before.. 'i.e! bfdi, "I aa; a A 1 vou, and I vv.t to know, M' .T.wi vu, ,f I ..e, k te wTidtort th->t it I noeak I .-dAn'. -j'. '!• Woubie." Witness ;■ I ra.? <»n.Tr>' H- vthsnsr, v. hereupon that wr -• f, ie tohia soli'Jitef ie tohia soli'Jitef igatno pi-or-tise. Ti»; ,.i A'mt '.ti -1 ■ «HE MAS WALEIT n. Walsii pv-ipa"'1, -"oni, a»id n .i J,.re" MR I D-Y, WENT T» MB LUM. V- I rei.-itauet-'j %VaL:f: one of the *«•••' i be;-> vo bis shop. Mi-Onioiis ai-ke.t v-■; ,ff Ji; I- „ •'J yr/0 writing." (Laughter.) He did not again until he saw him in court. lie 1 anything to bring about that interview, never given Walsh so much as a farthiBft* This concluded Mr Jarvis's The next witness (re-called)was Mr fern (one of the Liberal Association so^ii y Mr Matthews: Do you produce j press letter-book?—No I refuse to do s j Mr Matthews On what ground jVHl been subpoenaed *| Mr Matthews here asked tho stips I exercise his power and send for the boo^ y ■ been subpoenaed *| Mr Matthews here asked tho stips I exercise his power and send for the boo^ y ■ The Stipendary I shall not coiniurf dI I fern now, I shall leave it to the judge- to Mr Matthews said be did not wish > ,htc ot so. He had not yet done with him. (Lauld' The Stipendiary intimated that be send for the books. » tel' Examination continued He ri a wi'fjA I defendant what he was going to do AllrT" affidavit. He sent the affidavit to Mr who had requested that they should "e Sv"jj Z Liberal Association. Witness sent JJ. affidavits to Mr Allard. t lrfS lain was mistaken in saying tna some from Mr Allard and some Irom 11 JJ. Redfern. Witness sent nothing in the an affidavit to Mr Chamberlain, but he JJr statutory declarations to Mr parij/ several days after the debate m He n:;r1 to i,: ier.t iir Oeani-jeri^ii* *>•*■> • .i .nlgfn.be,. 'le Mr M.-t-.bw*. O- 1'f' > t O.' ;y diary of t-i --<• '• .» -t 1 lia^e »»c ''K,i he t/v .$>* tii^ instr.- v=, r ,'rnc « •- -:=^r Ar- the<e "t:-■ V- "5.trac-ions #' V:' V > tLaufiner.)—-• >• Did .vou -'W-v mi 3chi»dV>r«t?-e;; t-ni rlM± Mr Cbaub-al !n;- ?->r> ev^ 4i be made. • iV', ;■ np cvidonce fo: v f< 4 against tbo Libeiawl it ''t. 'a tt'pke eiHinirv »» » t: tne 'i' to ..v. ..4.- < • j • :'i liC.d'fe iftat-ofr"- j atfi-iafit ucaauee he t>. a-■ be :-r.ra eaxot'ul as %■: Hr Ai'ard did not •vo'irro. 'Reod'a "ws W I hand ciftvk at tho tirse ha ,J1'3 <' a)td I altered soaxe c; t,h-' W" J njiseu ocuj-' trf the *euteo«;s. io m a mar> na.a a Arnold who bre'K'' ,.r. r Arnold Wdd employed to '■ • I of tint sort. tst I Libera! A-iitociatiob, aft<rt I f, his ik-iu, and pai<* by them. ■ 1 oeft re lie would say n r- I'th; I w<v*^t/i it to b*wi. vA-n- ■ h;ul half a soveret;;rt. until he what i:»j t. t" got* I -him ho wooid be paia ai'.erw#5 *• I Mr Mfbttiiews, ha .in' b-juj'1 -;»i"v 1 f d:J yea ;• y<iursii;f at j, I y.m jikoti with it ?- I i«ilt *6 I •'• .'f-v ic a.. -i.ait. /.ir i I MOM I I VX, a ) ■■ that is so. Yon had to hand ov«r thv ^5 • j e&k (-,a. Wiii y.>« b» go. Hi eHom- these j've ABd-tvs !t, *•■17 ,U;r.i Tsylor, I- e.nJoy P-^?T ?.w, —— .• >(*» j 'i • !>•♦ m.n •;»•• '{u to :i tei w '■[ .1 i couhi uov <SJ»y. Who I 6<*t ti-'U 'f Wf ia. a.'v of year client a vat- buyu.g affiiln, ita in t-<W v:ay • J ir..i, iv*i. Iii., I plied me with cfi-3 si visr, it wil' ,Jf1 i t-.e L.o-ral A^. -i ,t:oa i2vc-y "f V I aiftdivit' f. ¥ of tho aieu woo ina' [:r ,1!% 0i; I ^todavic. -■ ■ ¡;u.,¡'. "r 1 Wns :c noL adieo yon he:.id 11 vi '.nterviov witii Jarvis a J 1.:ft off p lyi 71. 1 ?—I have > o "1 jLi) roplv to further -pje Srst knowledge bo b-vf n" Jar'a. was JbUiosh Bi* wh. a few dav* notin ;b.j¡ if M. tent ,.j- ..aai, • lliat- Ur had t u.. yt J J>^r i i. itUia'v:: So we >n»v ha e Liberal A'«'ac-iac!'M ;f JW th> b knowledge iroiB ta.> u'u.r<». o Ij^ee-ba .i ..ucaa. x'nat •- a oi. ptK-.rg .t, ,r A rid yo.i atartcct ths biB oi *>•* •S't'l1* -'icoiaaTe i. H 1 v-/i V xaldlnat.-■i»the^• s when tin; i- u3 V.3-at-oi •- .0 caalauuid then. ne.-it, and tinniiy d- w.vt. e/ the ct.ftbhould he '■)'• J.ay -.au Saturday' uef ,week. 1^- r J.ay -.au Saturday' uef ,week. 1^- the depositions wcaia f> Moad'.y naxt. ff,:5 Mr Rodfern, F-.>aiiai, haviia.. tho <

LOCAL PATENTS. J q0utl) j7t The following patent record f!)r and Monmouthshire for the *jj, >»'jfl November 25th, is supplied by de»lS A.M.I.C.E., of the office for pfttenklerlJtO and trade marks registration, 4, Itoc nlf6 Cardiff —Application for a patent ve^P Robert Dawson Kay, Swansea, for « yW tion of waterproof garments," called ™ ,j,W* tian." Provisional protection for Jjlztyy was allowed to William Henry Vivi^n» (jr]fi for "an improved syphon flushingcister 'n0rf^ i Samu:! Williams,Newport, for imP^citi^ telephotuc apparatus." The comply s' iitip^jft, of Frederick Cutlan, Cardiff, for vo+P, )tive I- hydraulic machine for producing m0 e^vaV was accepted. The seventh year's ren, \V^tl £ 10, was paid on the patent of }fei~roV6 dF Lewis,Treherbert,Pontypridd, for .ndef# W in winding engines for surface and u f0'irft hauling." A patent was also a.PPUr00pb* If. Thomas Trenherth and Alfred a S« Cardiff, for preventing the explosio' boilers by means of an automatic float.

—willJ?IV Is YOUR CHILD III? If .s0'.tlva bee"?!' Pontardawe, Worm Lozenges, which ha g> i over 20 years, and eclipsed all other Je prenstre. > most chemists at 9id, 13^d, and 2s 9o. the original recipe only by J. High-street, Swansea. The lozenges ntain nothing injurious. TKIJINELL'S TIC ERADICATOB Wl1, 0r P4'V| move Toothache, Tic-doloixux, Neuralgi > & the Head or Face, by simply applymS -ng tn* affected, its superiority over all mst1'11 ts^S applie t outwardly, while many oi the »re,t 2 are in the market contain strong poison iD& <5 inwardly. N.B.-This will neither leave injure the skin where apphed. Is lid p P TrimneU's lafe-Cdving and PreservmS ^oii^ Nervine 'Italic (for both sexes) for IKUS *'A complaints, weakness, and nervous oe" 0tt« « from any cause whatever, is the best e the public, as it combats against all. r nd weakness that the human frame is heir 'j, requires no alteration of diet or connuei s, i be taken by females at any period wit no ^Ve 1 dan per. Is lid and 2s 9d; per post, th«;>4>< One trial is sufficient to prove *cUbl« Vl. compounds, to be had at mtwt re> P« (.krfOS'b. fi- and Druggists and Medicine Ven obtai»1"?oPria^ world. If you have any difficulty m. o stamps or PosVofficc ord«" d»r ma? and it will be forwarded at once- and proprietor, W. TruaneU, MediCW i terraco, Cardiff, A

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I *"T LADMERYOD," Abertawe.—Byddaf yn Rio JLi Negro y Xadolig. A o 's tebig v bydd y fetnwen a rail yno. Cwyd dy galon danfon cchenaid.— BROX- Partnership. ™iT)ARTNF.RSttIIP.—Wanted a Partner ina Brass and _fiT Iron Foundry Business, :-1tUa.tcù near Svransea. 4<are opportunity to a pushing ma.n.-For fnrther particulars, apply to Foundry, "Daily News" Office, Swansea. 8C8 Jltafrimcmal. !f MATRIMONIAL HERALD AXD FASHION- Jt. ABLE MARRIAGE GAZETTE is the re- •rognised medium for high-class introductions. IS lost desirable candidates for matrimony residing in •*H parts of the kingdom. Price 3d in envelope, 4<— ^Address Editor, 40, Lamb's Conduit-street, London, V m ftl&izzL A PPRETIn: Waited.—Passed preliminary pre- ferred. J. Wesley Jones, Che- ist, Llanelly. 821 CHEMIbTlS' ASSISTANTS.—Wanted immedia'ely 'J a steady Encrgetke Junior. Ah;talLer preferred — Apply R. Proct.T, Chemist, Penarth. 937 DENTISTS.—Wanted, to place a Youth with good Dentist as Pupil; state tevms.—H., 104, Bute Z.i<3cks, Cardiff. 9< "£ illitsiral. | A MERIGAN dllGUINETTE, with a large qnan- tity oi music in good condition, including some jM.'pular airs. Price 3D!! music alone w rth the money, •Sjenuiue bargain.—Felix, Pentre Colliery, near Poaty- yridcL SC4 MISS MINNIE M. FRICKER, Harpi:+t, Vocalist ..1' (contraUot, for Concerts etc.—Address Academy oCttf JTusic, 128. Wa'ters-road, Swansea. 499 MR. C. LAM^LEY, Musical Director, Theatre Royal, Cardiff, receives Pu'rils for Violin a.nd < ornet. — Ad;lress 2, Brook-terrace, Cart'u<T. 883 <V1 fSICAL BOX, inlaid. lever winders, inner glass lid, plays six selection^. Price 50s, or offe'-s.— ■fc'eiix, Pentre >>liiery, near Pontypridd. 803 FlASOf'OUTKS, Organs, Harmoniums Tuned and P.enovated. £ 5 years* experier.ee. Satisfaction cjn'.aranteed.—J. XL Garnit, 40, Morion street, Splott, *T at E. Giilliford, stationer, Bute-street, Cardiff. < orders prt mply attended to. 559 1 (Educational. A RT SClKNi'IfXC. and TffiCHNI- AL Cutting Instit 't Cardiff. Philip Yea, Principa.1. Every ;tJldent trained :1.t this institute has proved hijrhly j successful. It is a real boon to tee young men of the ^Principal;ty. Fssv of access and inexpensive. Write t.r Treatise and Testimonials. 240 <1ARDIFF.-SELECT DANCING ASSEMBLY.— J Ladies aH gentlemen wishing to become mem- 1J.;ers for halt term commencing Deœmber 2nd may do 3So by making early application to Mrs Griffiths, Batter- «ea House, Glossop-read, Roat'n. 784 JT'RENCH, Span sli, Italian, Ceiman Private Tuition Classes; Special Classes for Commercial Corres- •jiondence and Conversation. Car.didates prepared f. r Medical, l aw, and Civil Service Examinations -Arithmetic, Bovk-keeping, English, French, and Spanish shorthand.—Mr W. Haines, Public Translator, 25., Park-street. Cardiff. 726 HORTHA D successfully tanght. Testimonm's 'KJ on apr>:ic:1tion. A1s() lessons (personally or by correspondence) given in Electricity, Navigation, tSteana, Mensuration, and Arithmetic.—For tern:, apply :to Mr Hanis. 30. Argyle-street, Swansea. 347 "ITACANCY for a Boarder on half terms, to sunerin- tend juniors'music Dractice and to receive finish- ■Srjr lessons from professors, with preparation for any of 41ie following examinatlons: The Royal Acade.uv, I Trinity College, the College of Preceptors Cambridge, .6e —Atldrass lrs Nïcbolli!, Smmneifieid Hail Ladies' ollege. MaesyewmmCT, CaTdiff. 720 8 Scr.tfstit ^vrlmtUs. I "ho,TT" C't <>J> +, '4 *ui! wi Ar. V;sr «i:: i; »nr— I' .•> bmae; rpiyi44.Cv. > 032 4 1 ENERA ITS EI (V ANT Wanted; must understand XT plain cooking; part of washing put out; good character from last situation indispensable; nurse kent.—Address C erau, "South \LÚe3 Daily News" Omce, Newport, Mon. 931 <1 ENERAI SERVANT wmte immediately, able to .T wash and cook; small ftarly: ij'.dispensable.—5. North A Cardiff. 930 <1 ESERA1, SERVANT Wanted immediately, age JT not under 21; nurse keot; washing rut out •must understand cooking. — Mrs Enhraira Williar»>s' "Draper, Ebbw Vale. §QQ GENERAL SERVANT Wanted, capable of plain cooking must be industrious and clean country situation wages, £ 10.-Mrs Scott, L!«nstephan Car- marthenshiie. gjg ENEliAL SERVAN — Wanted, a "rl about \X Must be fond of children from the country pre- ferred.—Apply (after three o clock) at 115, Cowhri.i<*e yoad. 72û2¿ OENERAL SERVANT Wanted, :'or family of two, by the 1st December.—Ap^Iy Miss Deacon. 9 Church-road, Penal tho 835 <^1 EXERAL SERVANT (from country) wanted tX strong plain cooking required.—Apply Mrs M. H illiams. 32, iielarave-terrace, Waiters-rd, Swansea.831 EN ERA I. SERVANT (good) w,iuted immedia.elv, for smail family; good cook no washing.— .Apply (after 12) Mrs Boyer, 12, Ciive-ioad, Penarth. 857 GENERAL SERVANT wanted. Must be good p'ain cook. Good character indispensable.—Ap- plain cook. Good character jraiispelts;:ble.-Ap- ply Irs Hi> d, Ellerslie, Newport-road, Cardiff. 793 G- ENEjÜT-SERV.NTwan.C¡;mediatey :a¡)j to wash age about 23. References required.— Apply F., 13, Llandongh-street, Cathavs. S14 GENERAL SERVANT wanted. Good character.— Apply Mrs Phillips, Alexandra Dock Hotel Newport. 763 OIRL good. stronll;) wanted.—Apply~M r* Rixon, 31 Cairus-street, Cathays. SE2 HOL'SEKEEPEIi. — Wanted Situation in Farm- JML house, where a servant is kept.—W. W. w., Mr i Claridge, Jeweller, Chepstow. 944 HOUSEMAID wanted in small boarding-house.— _fjL State ago and wages, to Claremont House, Weston-super-Mare. 903 HOUSE and PARLOURMAID wanted immediately. _!ri. Apply Davies' Registry OfSce, Coffeo Tavern, •Canon-street, Aberdare. 912 OUSK and PARLOUR" MAID wanted in a. sinall faniiiy experienced; good cljaracter from iast situation indispensable.—Apply Mrs Powell, R( gart House. Walter-road, Swansea. 897 HOUSEMAID wanted.—Apply by letter to G., The jLiL Club, Merthyr TydfiL S59 LAUNDRESSES.—An AjBistanc is in want of some one to do hi washing properly. No white shirts. Will pay 12s per (iuarter.—65, Crocklierhtown, Cardiff. 909 MATRON (under).—Wanted, a respectable Woman 1.' in a Home for Young Gir:s mast be well recom- aaended over 25; to wash and iron wages £ 16 no beer.—Apply to Mrs Birkbeck Terry, The Collee, Dnmfries-placej Cardiff, 767 "VrURSEMAlD Want d. A woman of thirty not objected to.—Apply Mrs Andrews Jones, 9, Commercial-road. Newport. -c- 964 PARLOUR-MAID WantedT^ho iiasTfiJ ed a simiiar J. situation before and thoroughly understands all ber •• She must have an unexceptionable char- ''■ ? not under 25, oO preferred. Mr Allen, Ty- t. ■■ v -fc. Mellons, Cardiff. gQ7J GIRL anted, about 16 good reference isable from the country preferred.—151 1-' Canton, Cardiff. 849 -_0_ Situations Hacant. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS.—Wanted, a itr0^ac^veI2d,.that can mould and deliver.— Apply to E. Griffin, Baker and Confectioner, R!,vinney. 824 BUTCH ERS. —Wanted, a Sceadv^Young Man must be willing to make himself generally Use- tul.—Apply to E. Davies, 8, < ardiff-st., anTfOfMERs Wanted in C uVADA. — Fr^e grints of 100 to 200 ^res of land are given by the Canadian Government. XNewly issued illustrated and authentic pamphlets, maps, and full information respecting Manitoba, or any otner part of Canada—its resources, trade, demand Paid- Ac.-supnlisd free. -The Canadian Government Offices, 15, Water-sireet, Liver- pool. A RP ENT ER^^woJgood-house) wanujdT—Appi v perSOnalIy to U- Ma"hall, Builder, Grange Biff. B 350 dCARPENTER Wanted at St. yi,1Ce„t. Cape Vents Isiands; must be total abstainer of at l.-ast 3 standing, and bear good chapter. Thr-e engagement; wages to commence, B12 per jnonth; free passage out, and bouse free. — Apply Ijy letter, enclosing cop es (only) of tesn'aioniais aa>( refer* CardiR la.st empluyer" to C. V., News Office, m AN wante<), singie-hant<e«, where pair «i inarripH)r^eS.2'lul po,"r kept- M»st ha a teju.tai'ep, ADnli fi U*h "0 chUar<'n. a g«*d -o-V APPi^n first instance by letter addr^stid C, Box n. ^OMPOSITOf?.—Wanted a Welsh for two '¡ mon Wis irist be of sbcr habits. — For par#i Hi- lars 3. ply Williams, Merthyr Tydfil. 9¿5 rf-^OMPOslTOR-.s (Jobbing) wanted at Overseer, "South Wales Daily News' Offie-, Cardiff 225 C^ OMPOSHOES.—"Wanted n good general news hand J '1' day work, 27s 3d per week of 54 hours, society Louse.—Address, with references, Compo., 3, Camden- terrac". Bath, 247 £ ^OoPElt.—Wanted a gooii, steaTiv, trustworthy man.—Apply at once to Edward James, coopev, 23, Castle street. Mertlivr. 940 at once, a good competent 15 M n, who thoroughly understands the making of gas and managing gasworks. Works contain 8 retorts.—Apply, stating reference and testimonials, fc Mr Owen Riciiatds, Secretary, Gas Offic a, Llandilo, R.S.O. 873 GOVERNMENT EMPLOYMENT. — Numerous Vacancies—Excise, Customs, sorterships, c ovists, lady cterks, telegraphists (male, female) age 14.30. Tui.ion by correspondence. Payment on passing. Great success.—Mr Rnssell, Donatt's Academy, Newcross, Lon,lon. 771 JOINERS WANTED.—Messrs C. Jenkins and Son, Porth, aIC engaging Joiners daily, bat are stm in want of a number of good men. Early application is necessary. 779 "jl JAN that can Polish and Upholster wanted im- JL? A mediately.—Ap->lv Evan Davies, Stepney-street, 828 MAN a:'d V,"IFE~\V*anTedT Man to attend to small lot of farm stock and garden, woman to do house work.—Apply, stating wages required, w'th board and lodgings, to John Chaliuder, Llanelly. S61 MASONS ^ranted at once, wages 8d per hour for good men none but steady men need applv.— pplyto K. George, builder, Porth. §70 POLISH i'RSand Cabinet Makers wanted at Aisop's, jL Steam Cab net Works. 58 Broadmead, Bristol. 774 SAWYER (Circular) Wanted. AccustomedTbround timber tin box trade.—Arply with refer.-nces sütug wages, ic., to John Hilton, Saw Mills, Trea- l:w. 962 SBOF-WO and GENERAlTSMITHfeood) wanted. App.y F^D-.re, Llandaff. 768 TAILORS.-Wanted immediately, a good ge-r ;al Ua;¡¡! eontant employment most bo "IJ1)< and steady.—Apply Thomas" Griffiths, Tailor and Draper, Tonyrefail. 966 TAILORS.—Want.H^ early next year, a good and stylish cutter, must fit well, and will willingly sew during sp&re time. Applicants must state age. ex perience, two last situations, and how long he'd, wages expected none but sober and industrious men need apply to Morgan & Owen, drapers and outfitters Abdi-tiliary. Ferrn3.'ent situation to a suitable man.934 ri^AILORS.—Wanted at once a good General Hand. a. C'Tistant emptoyrnent.- Apply to Thos. Thomas, Manchester House, Brynamman. 864 nj^AIf.ORS.—Wanted, a steady man, ood small 1 garment maker. Apply at once.—C. Middleton 118, l)inas-road, Penygraig. 936 TAILORS.—Wanted, Two General Hands non", bt i steady men need apply.—M. Hughes, Newbridge, n -ar Abercarn, Mon. 914 ~3 J i'HOJ.sTERER (good) wanted at once.—Apply 78, VJ St..Mary-street, CardiS. fliss "T ATCR A CTI.OCK "JO^YR~^OMPETENT) f l wanted 1mmed;a.tely.-Apply to W. & E. Hopkin, Jewellers, & Llandilo. 874 «_*WEEKLY and upward may be ea-sily and honestly realised by persons of either sex, without hindrance to present occupation.—For parti- culars &c., enclose addressed envelope to Evan3, W:<trs, and ( ompany (P. 137), Merchants, Birmingham ihis is genuine 9592 bDp Assistants, &t:. A Ssl-TANT.—Wanted immrdiately, a Young Man (outd or). Only those with unexceptionable re- ferences need apply.—Mr Juiins Smith, Cigar and Tobacco Merchant, 196, High-street, Swansea. 891 U. RIAID, or to -z.f business llùuse, by respectable person, well up ill business. —Annie, "S uth Wales Daily News" Office, Cardiff. 838 TRADE.—Boyle ard CCardiff. require a 3 smart re spectacle Youth as Assistant ae about 16. 950 tCONFECTIONARY.—Wanted a competent lady to y manage a first-class cQafectionary business must prothiee high class ref-rences and proof of experience -Ap¡,ly D. PliiUip3, Waterloo Chambers, Swans ea. e61 DRAPERY.—W. LI. Davies, Aberdare, has~a vacancy for a good young man. State full par- :,icuL.r3. 9ó9 ? PAPERY.—Wanted, an experienced Young Lady S for ho"r<)om and nn;:tles.-AppJy, with full par- ticulars, to W. J. Lewis, Bridgend. 859 g "kRAPERY and GROCERY.—Wanted immediately, 9 f an Improver and a strong Youth as an Appren- tice also a Young Lady as an Apprentice to tin Millinery.—Apply to J. L. Thomas, Hendy-road, Pontardulais. 943 DRAPERY and OUTFITTING.—Wanted immedi aiely, sready Young Man also Improver and smart Youth as Apprentice (Welsh).—Apply W. G Herbert, Penygraig, near Pon ypridd. 904 DRAPERY AND OUTFITTING, wanted at once. two good hands f'ir.—Full particulars to J. VV. Bi.-v^n. The Com'sinati' n. Dowiais. 8d3 C" liOCEicY.—'Wanted, a situation, by an honest, JT sober, and respectable young man. in grocery trade. Welsh. La t.situation, a foreman in a large (biry finn, hy the Crysbl Palace two years wrl half highest testimonials.—Address J., 12, Cardiff-street, Treorky. 938 ("1 ROC Eli Y" and PROVISIONS (General).—Wanted, X an experienced Hand, also good pushing Junior Wcish.— Ran dell and Sons, Llanelly. 878 ROCEUY.—Wanted a situation as Improver; good TJ referenced—Apply to Henry Preece, St. '-i eonard's, near Ross. S'lo C1 It'OCI'.RY.—Wa;;ted at cr.ce, an Improver quick X and obliging.—Apply, personally if possible, ro I J Proper and Co., A.beraman, Aberdare. 822 ("1 ItOCERY AND PROVISIONS^Wanted, an Ini- X prover Welsh necessary.—Apply G. M. Gun-on, !•> H.gh-*treet, Merthyr. C30 A i.OvERY. D. W. Evans, Tea Caddy, Morriston \jf wenfes a sharp Junior. Welsh.—Personal appli- ('Ht¡,1 preferred. 781 IROXMONG KRY.—Wanted, a good Junior also an Apprent:ce. Must know Welsh.—Apply, with references, James Rees, Ironmonger, Pentre, Rhondda Valley. 970 IRONMONGERY. — Wanted, a Junior Assistant tL Welsh indispensable.—Address H Iron," South •Vales Daily News" Oilice, Swansea. 892 IRONMONGERY.—Wante at once, an Apprentice, iL indoors. Premium required.—Apply Thomas and Sons, Cardiff. 836 J WALTER EVANS, Tottenham House, Aberyst- with, requires immediately Junior Young Men and Improvers to the General Drapery and Clothing Trade. 906 MIliLIN'EU.—Situation wanted by an experienced Hand. Able to serve eood reference.—Address Aberdare. 802 OUTFITTERS.—Wanted, Situation as Improver Age 18. Welsh indispensable. Good refer.-nces. D sf.ngaged.— Apply D. Roberts, 10. _tberavon. Glamor-on jkatt.iufvtt. J'; kn. • •» -r •• a- -< 3J x -V Pe^t-fffice. Al>er- fi>> .do b uin^ss j -(SEUTH WAUJ»-J j 1 .»fi «r ,.d: H BAKERS (Master).—Wanted by a Young Man a I situation as Baker good references.—Address Baker, Post-office, Ebbw Vale. S98 "X ? AN ear'.cstl, desires -work; unblemished Charac ter can res and coal, or any other position, s Dally ews. Cardiff. 753 iVJAN (You:.g) requires Sitnation as P..rter or any i.yJLother position of trust. Good character.—Apply S. M., "South Wai.s Daily >h:ws" Office, Carliili.837 MASTER BAKERS. — Van ted, by respectable young man, S tnation «s tiradb or second hand.— Daily News" BralLh Offite, Newport, Mon. 819 \-iÜ¿EifOU:E:\IA(irivin g Oilo) advertiser T 1 se ks situation age 24 good reteren es.— Apply J. C., Vic.oria. Shop. Elbw Vale. 844 llgfincwB. Cratellfrs. &(. AGENTS Wanted everywhere to form Kendai ..nd A Dent's celel:>r;1,cn! Clubs for supplying watches, clocks, .jewe¡]e"y, silver plate, masical in^tiaments, opera glasses, telescope, etc., at Is per week. Respect aole men may increase their incomes. Foremen, fiine- keepers, railway officers, secretaries of portrait clubs, police sergeants, shopkeepers. Particulars and rua- .ogues, with over 600 illustrations, free by post.—Ker.- dai and Dent, Watch Manufacturer- 1C6, Cir. 1° don. Splendid value for money. 71253 4 GENTS waited, to se;i the best and cheapest >S Rubber Stamps in th-s w.»r!d.—For terms aprdv V. Duranfc and Co., Newlngton-cau-eviav, London S-E. 8S0 A LL who wish to make money easily and quick!y at home. write A. B. Murray, 105, Croi'ton-road Loudon, S. E. 930 COAL AGENCY wanted, by Gentlema.n of long VV experience, and holding; unsurpassed connection at Oocks. Highest references.—Address V. M., "South Wales Daily News Oiiiee, Cardiff. 749 MAN (respectable) wanted immefHa.tely; vrages .l.. £ 2, besi<1eø good commission experience nob required.—Address Surface Company, Farumouth. 772 fTpRAVELLKRS calling upon Fancy Goods,"Glass ana C hina Dealers, ilardwaremen, Chemists, Ac SDeciaiit4e'Lanf!ail.lab!ecommi^sion for a bonil-iide Avoca pfac" Mr James, ™ raveuer, to. G aii^organshira. Must nrodrm high-class re.erences—Apply, statin; full parffi to •). D., office or this p iper. 1 n/\A PERCENT. Prottt—StsitionerTPancv~Ppn77 •'{}{) s:tors. Canvassers, Hawkers, TlSepers Foremen, <tc., waned to introduce a new..rticle —Send stamped address for particulars to Q. a "iJailv Ne'.vs" Office, Cardiff. 385 loggings, JVparfnwnta. fe. -I A PARTMKNTS (u-uurei^he^)T^i quiet fa-mdywith- out children. gar-street, Bute-street, Cardiff. A" PARTM ENTS (Furnished), with good attendance, for Two Young Gentleman, at N 0. o, Llandou;h- Hre" Catnays. PXRTM~ENTS~(Furnished)-to"Let. —32, bridge- ,L'i.. street, Newport, Men. e APARTMENTS (Fumished)for a Young Gentleinan in Canton tramcar passes door.—Address J. if. D., Daily news," Cardiff. IOARD and RESIDENCE.— fv^lZdiesT^ady -> anù Gentleman can be received into quiet family upon moderate terms; large house in own grounds, Medicus, "Daily N eWd" Office, Cardiff. J- 949 LODGINGS for two Young Gentlemen, withu.se of JLJ bath; no children; terms moderate.—Trafalgar House, Gordon-rotd, Roa.th (short distance from tram). 872 LODGINGS, suitable for a gentlemen or two friends.—Apply No. 2, Moira-t^nace, Adams- down, Cardiff. 8Ö9 X ODGINCfS (comfortable) f.r two respectable Men, where there are no Tredegar street, Hute.street. l'qrrl; 9^2 OENAR* aijje roomd anc[ partial board r onnty Lib 'an.-Apply to Miss Griffiths, ROOMS -et unfurnished also a Large I' oon )ffice or a business. First-rate 111 nil thor >1 e to tram and rail.— Aoply 2 Newnort-ro; 796 811 UNO )OM Wanted for a couple of Young Mary-street. Terms must be moderate.— aiy News" Office, Cardiff.(954 SITTING BEDROOMS (comfor ably fwjnisr r two gentlemen.-4, Wood- land-place. < or-i. reet, Roath. 833 ^^ITTING .i i Br i' )M (furnished) Wanted by a h ■«tl n ■> "oa' ithin a mils of Port Talbot .vat^m-sta to X. Y. Z.. "South Wales Daily Mewa" f. Room one Sitting^Room, 'Lt use of kitchen, bedroom for servant— Ad. a-Club, Ca-L7. 750 1 1 PAWDON-PLACP, C-udiT.-F. rp'sheJJJe.Lv.oni I. and sittinp-r 0..1 for one or too geitlcsien; terms mod.-r de.—Aivdy as above. 841 I €-3 t;.t.m;, ftn. &r. BUILDERS AND propertFownrrh should at once send paiticulars of Houses or Premises to Let to Me-9 S W. and S. H TH for insertion in their December Resist r. now revising N • eharA unless letting effected. Offices—72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 72029 GRAZING LAND (22 acres) to Let, near Ely well sheltred and fenced w:1ter; the Ia-nd dry. 2s per head per week for horses and cattle.—App'y Gas Bros., Canton. 855 HOUSES to Let. Eerry-road, Grange ten minutes' _S. M. walk from Bute Docks in good repair. —AT ply Frederick Ward, Docks, Card:!f. 85J KESWICK HOUSE, Richmond-road, Cardiff.—To be Let. this very desirable Residence, suitahle for a large family. Th house is ex wel: finished. It contain-i 3 sitting-rooms, 9 i edrooms, 3 dressing-room*, 2 bath-rooms with hot and cold water supply 2 kitchens (one fitted as a library), large garden conservatory, etc.-Apply to Mr W. Llewellin Er ns, Guildhall Chambers, Cardiff. 71610 ILANGADOCK.—Prospect House to Let immedi- ate possession containing kitchen, parlour, i-ack kitchen, pantry,^ and four hsdrooms, with large garden. Cnurch. post-olEce, &c., very convenient.—ApDly M rs James, Bmn Ltangadock, Carmarthenshire. PENARTH.—To Let, furnished, Windsor lodge, W indsor-road. — Apply to Miss Hiilyard, Mr ¡' Urrys, Biidgeman-road, Pe"nar':h. 007 PENABTH.—House to L- t immediately foi few iL monihs, furnis ed or unfurnished bath-room, hot and col,1 water. Two guineas wlrkly-Furthcr particular; apply Mr Edward Cross, 4, St. Mary-street, Cardiff or to Mr Willi.,ms, Library, Penarth. 905 rg^O LET, No. 19, Parade, Tredegarvdle, containing I drawing, breakfast, and dining-rooms (with side entrance), about 23 fpet m leng;h hot and c01,1 Inh. w.c., with usual bedrooms.—Ap: Iy on premises 10 to 4. 839 ftIO BS i^ET or SOLD, No. 79, Richmond-road, JL with hack entrance in Gordon-road good garden, 2 best rooms, larg- kitchen, scullery, chnt pantry, and larder on ground fl- or bath, dressing, and fonr other roems on tir, and 5 rooms on scemd floor.—Inquire on the premises. 959 TO BE LET OR SOLD, that commodious Residence, Eagleton, Unmney Hill, standing Ü1 its own beautiful grounds, well drained, and good supply of spring water. Snlendid views.—Apply to A. M. Blake, Roath Yard, Cardiff. 929 JFor Souses, lantr, &r. UILDERsTa XD 1 'ROp"kR'i' Y "(j W NE RS shoubl at once send particulars of Houses or Premises at 011ce send particulars of Houses or Premises to Let to "fesrs W. and S, Hern for insertioi1 in their December Register, now revising. No char un1es letting effected. Offices—72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 72029 (CARDIFF.—Single houses tor working men; lmn- j cipal portion of purchase money can be paid by instalments.—Applv to Mess s.J,ibw VKUborniotiTc c/Tiarfioers, > ardifr. 61C8a COWBRIDGE-RO.VD, Canton (near to tram).—A Villa for Sale. It contains two reception room;" kitchen, fcn11ery, four bedrooms, bathroom, large garden, with ba, k entrance.—Apply T. Stevens. 24, Stuart-street, Pocks, Cardiif. 794 HOPKINS TOW, Pontypridd.—Several good _S'JL houses lor sal", also a workshop (always iet) in good condition.—Apply R. Emery, 20, Queen-street, Cardiff. 612 LOWED GRANGE.—Two Cottages. Nos. 9 and 11, I J Knole-stree- rent respectively 5s 61 and 6s Good repair let to good tenants. Pricc £ 250 for both -Apply 15, Bromsgrove-street, Grangetown. 816 \\TOODVILLE-ROAD. —Four Villas," fitted with T evay convenience, Nearly whole of purchase money can remain.—D. Hopkin Jones and Co., Tynte Chambers. Cardiff. 946 CASH DOWN the balance by easy instal- ments, will Purchase Houses in Upper George-street, Tyler-street. Theodora-street, Wells- street, Arthur-street, Russe'l-street, <>:c. See Messrs Hern's Oct. Register.—Offices, 72, St. Mary-st., Cardiff <ta 'r2nÜB£1í, &r. CtARDTFF (centra of town), extencive Premiss j with cartway entrance, nitable for mineral- water manufactory, brewery, brewery "tores whol. nht, mews, builder's yard, or an: business r..e¡ Ii i, mg large aren. and convenient premises.—Apply VV. and S. Hern, Estate Aggnts, Cardiff. 61327 G1ROCERY, PROVISION, CORN, and MEAL I Business to Let in country dist ict. All ready money. Taking not less than £50 per week. Capital chance for pushing young man.—Apply Ajax, South Wales Daily Nen- Newport. 8S4 ground floor, in the centre of wlI.nsea. Very OFFICES.—To Let, two commodious rooms on suitable t" a professional man.—Address Lex, "South Wales Daily News," Swansea. 942 OFFICES to LET at Peuibr.i;o Buildings, Bute Docks.—Apply on the Iruisc:i. £7- OFFICES to Let, Adelaide Chambers, Swansea kitchen attached.—Apply ,0 W. Dowle Jor.es, 3, Gloacester-place, Swansea'. 491 OF! ICES to Let in Saint Mary-street Buildings at very moderate, rentals—Apply John Jenkins very moderate, rentals—Apply John Jenkins and Co.. Cardiff. 61885_ I JjENARTU—Large Premises, very suitable for a JL respectable Club.—Apply to Messrs John Jenkins and Co., Phiiharmotrc Chambers, Cardiff. OTABLE (comfort.able two stall) to Let, with im- mediate possession, in the Golate.—Apjdy at Daily News Office, Cardiff. 70608 SWANSEA.—To Le", Premises in Adelaide-street, comprising sho", stores and lofts well adapted for any kind of basin-ss—Kor particulars appiy to for any kind of basin-ss—Kor particulars appiy to E. VV. Jones, :-olicitur, 2, Prospect-place, Swansea. 925 TO LET, LLANELLY (Carmarthenshire), central p08it on. c >mmodi uis Premi"e8. hop óO feet k'lig dwelling h«»us- attached suitable for any trade. Lecture-hall, ortices, &c. Rent low.—Particulars 34, Victor'a-street, Tenby. f23 ^«sin?s3?s far disposal. /■^OFEEE TAVERN (genu'ne) for disposal. £5: old I V established, good thoroughfare, in Bristol.— Apply Rawiings, }jarsh;,trec.t. Bri tvl. 343 DRAPERY and GROCERY BUSINESS for dis- posal. Excellent oppori.ur.ity. Good situation, and commodious premises. Apply to J. Harriey, Victoria House, Fishguard. 732 \\r H EELWRIGIlT.S' BUSINESS at Cardiff: old- i" established, with ood premises, in the very centre of the town, at moderate rent stock optional splendid opportunity for an energetic man.—Apply to Messrs W. and -S. Hern, Auctioneers, Estate Agents, &c., 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiif. 6,327 Horses, Hifo lOth, (Eama^s. t; s i i i ji t r i I\) To, I 2iT JlT-Tr'H fiNT TïrE. O & PAl'I'Wo, t t tLU »» i.l -i 70553 TH n M A S P E g K E T T Ji, LOCOMO'ilVE E-NGINE BUILDER, (Late Fox, Walker anti Co.) ATLAS E N G I N B WORKS,' liKISTOL, Locomotives of various sizes o I ways in stock cr in l.Jro2, r s. Thr Second-hand Locomo.ives (which havd been taken in exchange for new ones) for Sale or Eire; cyiin iers, 12ill. diameter, with 4 and ó wheels oupled); photographs on application. 40 horie-pt) wer semi-portable Engine and Boiler Combined (naw) in stock, with 2 cyljndel's 14" diameter to work at 1201bs. p r square inch. 70734 17*011 SALE, Jt' 1 3-Uorse power Vertical Roder, second-hand, 1 4-horse power ditto ditto .new. 1 6-horse power ditto ditto ditto. 1 power ditto ditto ditto. 2 No. 10 Puis- meters and Pioes, second-hand. 1 Mortar Mi l, seco. d-haud. 1 7-ft. ditto new. 1 8-ft. ditto (iitto. 1 6-hr,rse power T ngy,?'s En-iae, 1 Large Drilling Machine 1 ttmp, u-m. steam Cylinder t-in. Water Cylinder, 8-in. Stroke. 1 6 in: Centre Lathe, Screw Cutting. 1 7-in. ditto ditto. FOR 'in'.E, 1 10-horse Portable Engine. 1 Sin. Centrifugal Pump, c m lete with Pipe. Apply John Williams and sons, Cardiff. 71977 Lancashire) on sa e, from > 20 feet t.2 feet long, 6ft 6in to 7ft 6in diameter, with and wich 'at Galloway tube', for pressure from 501bs to ICCiUr. — E. R-.uoliife, Ha warden. 71b02 ENGINES (second-hand pair >A winding fiuriz^ntal) 1..1 un sale, with 244 inell cylinders, and 4ft bin iluwke nair of 21 inchaiiito pair of 18 inch ditto t>Mr of 10 i.n Atto.—a. Ratclit¡. llawarden, near Chester. 71632 3 T^NGINK (new 14-inch horizontal, 30 inch stroke) £1"j fur sale a bargain a!50 several heavy Purchase Blocks,_Crab Winches. Anchors, and Chains.—U. and R. Davies, Inkerwau Foundry, Strand, Swansea. 138. ITIOR SALE (a Bargain), 8-horse power Portable En,2;in3, and 4ft. bin. Finishing Thrashing :.racIÜ1)< (uy Ransome.s, Snis, and Je if erics).—For pric8 amI particulars apply J. S. to, Bock-strect Works Now- port, Mon. 70L31 HAULING ENGINE (one P."¡¡,rIy new Stevens's A i- Patent Underground) for Sale, cylinders lOí n. by with 170 yards wire rope price £80 45fathoms new 82in. pump iifts, 4j fathom., lOiti., and 45 fathoms 13in. ;oua new C'rnner .n an t L.oyd's Patent "Special Pum[.<.—J. ii right, 40, Q le en-sq-'are, Bristol. 911 AVMNG MACHINERY. — For Sale, one large double oeal Frame, one Rack. Circular Saw Bench, also Va iety Wood Worker, all ia good working order.—A^ply Proprietors, Sawmills, Enniscr, hv, Ire-and. s5o' flagons ani) Callurn llpquisitrr.. IVh»«hWAPGO;N* wOR'CS, CARDIFF —,»oser. r ,f i ww, suP?'y all kinds of new andSecond- h'i for Gash. Redemption or simple N It" w o repaired bv contract or otherwise. 105 E^on w*Son.s for Sale or Hire. stronS Coa! WafJH8, 9. to ce.v, on,.lefor cash, orOlt"f"demption. 52C-03 (ir Wend ^or* anf!Ts"l (>n VVaX"n3rside a"nd vT« ena p°^ or Hedeumtion Hire Andrews and Baby, Railway Wagon Builuers. Pearson- olace, Caiiiin. hina > L-t | doors. 200 3-ton T.V.R. Wa.ror. Apply J. M Haime. 4. Pearson-place, Atlas Rail way Wagon Wuiks, East .Joora. 65005 WAGONS (10 tons, side and end doors) sale or W hore; Screen and Screen Bars; Theodolite 4 and 6-inch Exp,in>iou Pipes; tundry Pumps.—I. Banfiel.i, Glouce3ter-place, Swansea. 924 TRICYCLES and BKTyc;■•—W-T Jenkins ou, i\I:1. ufactnrers and Agents, Westgate-street, Cardiff, repair promptly and effl'-iemly. Bicycles from £1 10s full size tricyces, 54 10. New King Lamps, 73 6(1. N B-ullllrie and fittings 2nd all requisites in s^ ock. 70755 illisr^ilan^cns Mlfiuts. ADOPTION —A Childless Couple wish to Adopt an Infant. Premium moderate. — Address O 1,456, Address and Inquiry Office, Heieford Times," Ilere- ford. 955 BEST PRICE eiven for choice Turkeys, Geese, and JLy Rabbits, Ac.—.John McKale. St. James's Market, or 4. Bath-street. Bradford, Yorks. 604 f<OACH-HOUSE» or any building with wide doors, j wanted, to teep tricycles in. State particulars and r-iit.—"Alpha," "Daily News," Cardiff. 832 ► "IVTi-'Y ni'TTEtl «,nd COUNTRY EOGS.-v A ^Uiy supply.— t;. H. Hooper, the Ce Jo^'viiir c>iv p4y. Treherbert, Glamorgan. ra gg6 "W;rr:,Tr-!V v?,V So;ia Soaf J _■ ■, ^^>874 fox Sab. 1>^LL AND TURRET complete (secoa,"w;i a> nenrlv newifoi-aniA ohAon ^T!„ I .1 hand, turret m flCÏ]OO!, si son's, BIT- •„• •; < I TONE .og Doitiie C-c: *-•«(.»»■ v flit 'J'.ip le-r don'o! tine stee -Is, seM-N.ckin lock hail ha lino stock h< warranto B»keveH Chip pen j C1 AR1| .>••! Sc;>n 1 T ha- -ipots, n Vitr/ Pipes _t priccs.— j T •• x .i; f P .t'.er'cs, iie^vP, ,ty- .5!T-C-; UNS T pri „. ,— Wt >01), ( irs James & :<:• A^erionei es, 4 MAN- pi* ft) for Sac- nt ,<•. -pen ir « street, Si ?*<» FArr green •albi^y"K5 wi.'l mak -ttAiker. Vri<-e' < £ «. or ol: — i Felix,J^e near PoKtyjulfW. -idk i 1 ¡.< -U0QG -"tandard S.M f»* • • ■ -;t 'rn 11uit Irc -Is, *1! I rooted. ''irg and Well roott >1:- j cation to ki> nivi -Vntsc*- v'ar- diff. ^1540 SMAC" n*»d fast- j sail et Bar! in 1870 £ 01 — For fiv, a j sr.s, Wal- Iace-stree 775 £ »> 23 nu'\i- Elegant i-i.rNtmfts i /V m'ti t «h?I &4iycb Set vice of El -ns a no "rrb, q'-i-w r-ti, j and stami aUern; 6 tab.a -ons, 1? • dessert, 1 U -;ab»e forks. 12 d**iert; A: pro" I Mrs Han U. ->nthviile ten- •-? LrsiSfNBibe Vr.ts, Bath. e :9 HIku"eUiT!U £ ?H! CER P". ■—-»-r ^TRVOUS^i t TA d Work. si. ferers h08 vitality w rrl £ y purifying cha.pter-; Marry f orce fl Appliance m i Detecting -Ado.re, A tail p0St free.- CiUES, TIPS rnd all j) other Billiard Requisites, at Hennig Bros., 11, High-street, St. Giles's, London. W.C. Old Balis ad- justed or exchanged and Tables Re-covered, Re- cushioned, Bought and Sold, etc. Price Lists, Clorii and Cushion Rubber samples post free. Estbd. BIR?dINGHAM GOODS. — Jewellery, watches, clocks, hardware, harmoniums, furniture agents wanted. Wholesale catalogues, 500 illustrations, 'free. -Henr¡ May, Factor, Birmingham. 615 BRASS PLATES, Rubber and other stamps,visiting J and address cards, go to Glass & CCARVING, Gilding, and Picture Frauv-making j -done at wholesale price, for photographers and dealers, by R. Davies, 52, Crockherbtown, Cardiff. Shops supplied. 459 C^H AFF CUT i'ELIS, Turnip Pulpers, Cake Breakers, j Corn Crushers, Horse Gears, Ploughs, Cha;n and Zigzag Harrows, Scuffters, Washing, Wringing, and Mangling Machines by all the leading makers. Price list free.—J. Ilibbert, 16 and 17, Angel-street, Cardiff. 11535 68680 CWURTSTIIP MADE EASY.—" .• 4 J respect, love, admiration, at i ..ft üi i.J;j ¡>lI<: you wish. TI113 marvellous sect r ivhic'i fi; »>v» j or'uinally paid, will be sent, w eq- aliv valuable, for 7 stamps.—T. Beck iii, Peckham, London. I GLASS & Co. respectfully reque ?f»r«iiin-iTi!<# jvud printing be sent toTeigil ;ii ;s,St.M;-rr st HENRY BEVAN, I'ractica.i S ■•• p- i Frederick-street, Crockhei 11 orders personally attended to. E "I ADDERS.—Ladders for bui paj-u ra W- .tJ terera, farmer. private u< 0'f' j Cottrell's old-established Mann) ru^r's-atji^t Bristol jfi., i LICENSED Victuallers' Hand oe.e Gilt Labels, i i sorted, or 18- V. u Suppiv, 6, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 7p: LIVER TONIC Tnd501!(t;Jn" Aj &c. Try it. Is lid, 2s 9. Man day, C* Phillips, Newport; ICeall, Swans Hcv.toii, Mai i«e, wp.rt. ,89 MIXED CORN for Poultr; ST5r~W8r bushel, .1, special value. Dari, Buc. -h-.i* Tr "'i.n •'•'•n I Barley, Wheat, Tick Beans, Gr V" e.1 ( Canary Seed, Oatmeal, Hops o: i,1 The "Agricultural Houe," Ange J "VJ" EIIV OUSNESS, "l.OSSof £ v, AL I 1.X POWER.—A gentleman II every advertisedrcme-'y, has dist «' of self-cure. He will bo happy t. -|. ) lars to any sufferer on receipt of; I envelope.—A«i.a-0S3 J. T. Se «j | Lodge Chiswick, London, W. j 1.1 ter (1Sq4 edition), contain 0 j ;>ersons wh have been advertise v and money .since 1700. Posf-fre Co., 67, Strand, London. Wills l" EURA LGIA TONIC (Keai f 13l 2s 9tl free. Keall'3 Am a j cures Toothache immediately s. l j Surgeon Dentist, Swansea. J. ?, j IJATCHWOKK FOR THE T w,r "-&<0 such a thine offered to th: A< Wo j are now clearing our enormous t -1 P Pat. I we will send freo per parcels • stamps, f ifty splendid pieces of Now is the time for making che the winter. This is thoroughlj Comnanv, Bathwell-road, Tottei &jj INTING of every aescript tie iistfl anrlllespatch at Glass & C SACKS I sacks 11 saces 11! thrashing machines, engi> j —E. Parhall'tfc Co., Ailing Bristol. SADDLES {. Saddles irons, and girths, cofn o'c ..6.. _3jj r. ■ CarfS iCt.e. G'if, • 3d, c ;r> a'ja.i '.thei- -t. -.if'rttaraped sV.ie-s»t^r t, ilojb I bKla.rre) for are' Ge '.oi*! I d b..hui"-ms, to ..vvl. !'■ \griCH; t, ) Y;:> I 6 ;¡. •aee:» P.-irttr ,it Tos1. } ,? .'H-i- U It I i t. COUNTi B4?'K. | MONEY LENT, WITH OUT T £ M. :£1,000 At a few hours' notice 1;on at ev'-eewftcd sy.stem; adopted solely hy *» for or > short periods, to Hoiisouoh •• ■' '"Is or Kema-'ei. j Farmers, Cowkeepers, Ca.b Pr Keepers, Tradesmen, and to t gen:ral, npon their llouset Crops, Stock-in-Trade, Ac., wil Wines, Spirits, Cigars, Ten P'aaoe, or other goods taken 011 deposit, :1 promply ad* 1 vanced on same. I Distance no object, easy repr Apply personally, or by lette LOAN 0 _!L Money immediately adv w!illb, by Mr W. R. Cuhen, holders, Farmers, and others, o Furniture, ic., without removal or inconvenience in any way. Repayable by easy instalments. D; -stance no object. All applications punctually attended to. Strictly pricaie. None geuuiuo refused.—Apply Ppr* sonaily, or by letter, tf) 20 and 21, Pontmoi lais, Merrhvr Tv-.hil 19082 _C4H AA to £ 2,r00 to ba Advanced on good secu- c|'vlvV ritv.—I). Hopkin J nes and Co., A uc- tioneers, Mortgage Brokers, &c., Dnke-st.. Cardiff. 947 jT»-a £ 900, £ 650, £ 500/ £ 350, and other sums \Miiti.eg to be invested 0:1 good Leasehold Properties in Cardid or neighitonrhood.— Williams and Daniel, Mortgage Brokers, St. Joh'i's- square, Cardiff.—N.B.— £ 500 also to be advanced on good personal security. J68 »'« iy. a Ready to ba Advanced on good if 'i f Freehold or Leaseho'd Property, in sums £100 to £10.00:); aiso on good p rsonal security, reversions, annuities, &c. < £ c.—Messrs Ilern, Financial Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiif. 6132 Biaek-and-Tan Terrier Bitch 4 feet J? Owner can have same by paying expenses.-Ap- ply 8, Severn-road. e. ? 875 STOLEN or STRAYED from a field ar. Cadoxtoii, a Light Chesnut Mare, with silver mane and tail, about: higli also Bay M .re, about 15.2.—Anyone giving information of tile whereabouts of a.bi;ve ill be rewarded on application to John Moon, Custom House- street. 9ao WELL W OH THY OF NOTICE T V A < CERTAIN CURB For Bilious and Livei Indigestion, Wind Spa.iis, r" iJ3 iJ2!)rüsiunt Loss ûf Ajr oiit-e, Giddi ness, nd %11 tilo,.e other symptoms wlifch 1WIle but a sufferer cm describe. For Habitual Costiveness or for persons offering from Piles. Dli. SCOTT'S BILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS Wia be found most efficacious. They give a healthy tone ami vigour to the" different secretions, causing tho necessary organs of the stomach and Liver to resume their 2.Ctivit- thus restoring tbe appeiite, prolllotlllg digestion, and strengthening the whole system. il.M.S. Albatross," China Station, March 27th, 1833. .ir, -1111873, I was recommended to use Dr. Scott's ious and Liver Pills, when about to proceed tu th3 East. I have used them ever since, buth in China and the East Indies, and have found, them the nio.it satis- factory Medicine, geJtte in their 4t¡f\nJ and D)ü.C beneiicial in their result. I have gi "n them t" my friends, .-orne Medical Officers included, and hee have been greatly pleased, anù decided cO lb theui in their practice. "These Pills (10 not profess to cur every thin?;. but they have givei n;l¡lY eo rht heart, ant! d. feeling of perfect health to people who were ill and wretched, r or this reason, [ would recommend thein, being sure that they only require to be hotter known in order that their benefits mp.y be universally felt. r > ou are quite at iil>,a-ty to use this Testimonial irom an Ofh,r in er Majesty's Service, as I do not w sn to advertise Iny "Il¡o¡e, wiiich I give a-a ^aarani.e of a genuine 1 estimomal. "Yours truly, To Mr W. LAMBERT." Prepared by W. Lambert. 173, Sevniour-place, Lo: don, W., 111 boxes at Is lid and 2.. id free for 14 or 3t stamps; or of all Chemists in a square screen package. 69417 1 ECKITT'S BLUE it- LargLst_SaIe in the World. p ECKITT'S BLUE Largest Sale in the World. BLUE J* Largest Sale in the World. RECKITT'S BLUE 11697—69363 Largest Sale in tho World ILL-POSTING" AT NEWPORT, MON. —— J. DE REES, STEAM PACKET HOTEL,NEW; ORf HILL-POSTER and DELIVERER for TOWN and COUNTRY, Rents all the principal Hoardings in New- port ( £ c. Work executed with despatch tl31l UNIVERSAL CLOTHIERS. I V SAMUIt BROS. B nos. U AMUiL "O ROS. 1 CLOTIUliK?, L OLOTHlEilS, L CL(>.» ■■ !'T.ORB, kV -ORS. l.. A. j in Hu. n SELKOtlOS jF .7I"l\ ^"HjOTHTNG, \j L 1 '-T \y T-q; + "r ,Ã,. CTION (JENTtt"IFrs /-J' ji iK OATS ~j V Al' t'* Jt s ÜJlf"N1'EN' 0Y £ .UGOn> g j g f A" I'9J JJ VVjI 11COATS r>"| \.t xt .y.JLS U N S P A S P i £ D IN VAlUS. A OriAITD SELECTION 0-" ms U FITS. t. ■vN'S gUiTS, HE iii-cxriEii i.»issiaN?> *?RO:.i *) § V- X' /4ft o. .f'Xj'. 4; SAMUJL BROS, BESPOKE TAILORS. BESPOKE TAILORS. BESPOKE TAILORS. 7J1ROU2ERS to ORDER from rjlROUsElS to ORDER from 9s 6D fJlROUSERS to ORDER from Q PATTERNS AND QUALITY UNSUR- PASSED. QUITS -• FROM 3o> Id. <,i?;iTS^O 0HDER 1-T ;.)M 53f Id. .(TTT:i'fO 0RDER 33ZJ Id. ^UALITX, oTYLK. 4 FiT GUAR.ANT- ED. qAMULL j^FLOS/ AMUEL TAIf • RS. LADIEo' TAILORS. LADfES' TAiLvRS. J"ArKKT:; TO 0RDEU i?R0M 18/ Ud. Jackets TO i^ud. JACK^ TO RnER x'RO:>L IS- lid. jt' j^ VAjxrEr. j>r->S-' O '(:) nos.' t.. 0x\ .VERSAL æRS. t i> I v' • RS AL CLO ERS. C I," ERS. ;■ ^r. Sir r, !> 4< T ARItSir |>IL NGS, a V UAM, Hlontnry). t a huge led and a ,u j u i e 5i and 6 ..•e,te J""Ó(tj! cut and ickinette ■orth 35s. h House, 61809 H, (!; &. T:¥ & SON, CJHELT mAM, > vr^rA^DARD and DWARF RO ES. yzi" r.T^| & Sv?N, •'tTFL'i N"HAM FilUIT TRfc'S, of kr ;)i' CTJELTNHAM l aIId aU kinds of \U MHOUA* VJ<* r CHEL7 i 1NHAM, ,)0 N; HEM TIMS (II\ w In lower). B SON, CHEL T 3NHAM, >RNA -i FLOWJBm&c SHRUBS | v SON, OF ENHAM, irui VSDDINC l-I.LA1B: SON, crr: ENHAM, fw Cli, LvVrURi in ar. itity. TTEVI'H ó" SON, OH 'ENHAM, SUAL WBlvAXHs ar. dOSSES. lIEAlH & OF ENUA3I, iVUPS, IN ■ ,'CISSUS. » C At £ />C O P-T :E LISTS, posrr Fn H S A T H g 0 N, BRIES, v u ji n x Jfi N HAM. 71794 THE £ IN. THE GLORY OF WOMAN. < THE PRIDE OF AI \N. mHE KIN. It contains the delicate lines of Jt heauty anti constitutes an that we f JAUE SIN. term Loveliness," yet how many have X their skins blemished by irrtant soaps, rilflE SIN. carbolic, coal tar, glycerine, nude of A putrid tats. rg^HE SIN. Tho ALBION MILK and SUL- PHVH, SOAP is the purest, the TiWE iStN. mildest, and the most emollient of aU H the many Toilot Soaps, and wid give to rgIHE SIN, the Skin that softness and clearness HO A de-ired by all. It will allay and re- FtnilE SIN. move all Skin Irritation. It is beauti 1L fully white and delicately perfumed. mHE KIN. UNEQUALLED for the COM- PLEXION. iVIE KIN. Sold in Tablets by all Chemists and Dealers in Perfumery. 71773 gMOKE rp A D D Y s fY RTLE G R 0 V E ■' OF ALL TOBACCONISTS, AND WHOLESALE OF p I C K P O B D, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. 7029? ASK RETAIL BUTCHERS FOR TIfER jpLATE BUTTON. JL -LvJL THJ InVEIt PLA E FRESH MEAT COMPANY (LIMITED), Of 7,inabnry Circus, L ndon, E.C., will supply one r more sheep from their London stores at ITVJpENCE TliilKE-FARTI-IIe as PER I OUND. Th sh. ép, which are similar in quality to Down" sheei run from 38lbs to 4blbs each, and will be forwtied on receipt of cheque or postal order for £1 Is 7der aheep. Anv difference will be adjusted when the l'nice is sent. Special arrangements with large consilSrs. Applications will be received for agents. 71151 U STA RD, 11545 68825 JA In consequence of I nutations 1* A of Lea. and Perrins' Sauce, which are calculated to deceive the TT5RRINS' Public, X LEA and PERRINS Beg to draw attention to tne faet ^J-UvE- that each bottle of the Original and Genuine Worcestershire Sauce bears their Signature on the labeL L3A WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. FIBRINS' Sold Wholesale by the Proprietors, Worcester; Cross,: and Blackwell, London; SrT_ and Export Oilmen generally. .UvJSi. Retail by Dealers throughout the •71898 World. EVANS AND ^)0MiJANY> w INTER JpASHIONS. Q.RAND JQ.ISPLAY OF i* N-TLES, JACKETS, ULSTERS, L SEAL SKIN JACKETS AND PALETOTS, jDREN'S MANTLES, DOLMANS, ULSTERS, Ldi: MATERIALS, SILKS, VELVETS, AND VELVETEENS. ALSO A n R E A T C! HOW I OF Jj iNKETS, "|jl LANNELS, AND ALL KINDS OF HOUSEHOLD J~JR APERY I ú ItGE ASSORTMEN T OF GOOf' I ) SUITABLE FOB CLUBS. ¡ 1 f -i I: :l I S T M A S T> A Z A A R. j V.' JL> A Splendid Variety pf !'• (T. JL & ORXAME.XTAL ARTICLES j NOW SHOWING. I CH TMAS, BIRTHDAY, AND NEW YEAR'S CARDS. :et3 of 25 Cards, 4|d Po^'c Free, 7d. < i, 30 „ Is. j ls.2i'l. PLE STREET, gWANSEA. 57271 NEFORDS 1\1 AGNESIA. alical Profession for over Forty Years have j e d of tTits pure &» 101. h«st remedy fur V. f OF THE STOMACH, HEARTBURN, j VDAClI E, GOUT, AND INDIGESTION, 1 A the safest Aperient for Delicate Constitu- tions, Ladies* Children, and Infants. JQINNEFORD'S ^JAGNESIA. OORWlCKS BAKING POWDER _I> FIVE GOLD MEDALS. BOIlWICK s" BAKING POWDER, FOR WHOLESOME BREAD. BORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. FOR PUDDING!.? AND PIES. -lORWICK'S BAKING POWDER, Jy FOR PLUM CAKE. OPIWICKIS BA KING POWDER, 1.J FOR A CAKES AND SCONES, j OOPaVICK'S BAKING POWDER, Ji.Y FOR NORFOLK DUMPLINGS. (9530 Invaluable on board Shin. 11705 j CROsSLEY'S PATENT TWIN EN- THE I GIN ES.—Impulse every revolution. ( The steadiest running Gas Engine y\TTO yet Tnade. 8 0 CROSSLEY'S NEW VERTICAL EN- GINES.—Requiring litttl ground r< AS space. CROSSLEY'SPATENTSE *F STAR- WHPTMW I'ER.—The Safest, Simplest & Best,. Jii IN XJ. Cousumotion of Gas guaranteed to be 25 to 75 per cent, less than any other Over 15,000 in engine per brake horse power, use. CROSSLEY BROS. (LD.), MANCHESTER. 68059 25 to 75 per cent. less than any other 25 to 75 per cent, less than any other Over 15,000 in engine per brake horse power, use. CROSSLEY BROS. (LD.), MANCHESTER. 68059

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, I884, A TEST QUESTION IN THE NEW PROGRAMME. THE Monmouthshire Liberals deserve to be commended for having, put to their newly- selected candidate a test question, which it may now be assumed will be addressed here- after to everyone who hopes to be returned by a reformed constituency. It is perfectly useless now to candidates whether they Iledrstril)u*tron of these bills has yet become law, both political parties are now pledged to pass them. They may, therefore, be regarded as virtually accomplished facts, and no one can expect to have any credit as a Liberal merely because ko 13 prepared to support either or both. The best question addressed to Mr PRICE was whether he would owppori, a Bill in favour of Disestablishing the Chuioiv in Wales, and his reply was that whenever such a Bill should be brought forward it would have his support. That gentleman's sup- porters seem to have been quite satisfied with the answer given, and probably they have good reason for believing that Mr PRICE is a thorough going Liberat:onist, but it is necessary to put electors on their guard against replies which are misleading. There are, for example, many persons prepared to support a Disestablishment Bill who would not vote for an abstract resolution aiming at disestablishment. There are some who will go any length with the Government, but will always be cautious enough to hang back until the Government shows signs of ad- vancing. Such candidates will, at the hustings, profess themselves ready to fight for the disestablishmentofthe Church when every one else has begun to clamour for it, but they will hang on until the whole country gives the cause such an impetus as will make it diflicult for any person to lag behind. Now, it is very necessary for the supporters of Mr DILLWYN S resolution to adopt a somewhat different attitude from this. If Monmouth- shire means to keep up its ecclesiastical connection with Wales, its members must be prepared to be among the Uhlans in this warfare. We have heard enough of Liberal candidates who are prepared to fight after all the figh ting has been done. There are probably quite a sufficient number of warriors of this class already in the political battle field. They constitute a kind of reserve force, prepared to come in at the end like BLUCHER and his brave men on the field of Waterloo. But there is an important distinction between BIXCHI F.'S forces and those who are prepared to fight for the separation of Church and State when the end of the struggle is near at hand. The former did the best they could to aid the English general who had hazarded everything upon one stake. If they could have appeared earlier upon the field, they would certainly have (Tone so. They did not hang back from any dread of losing caste or giv- ing offence to friends. They pushed for- ward with all haste, hoping to come up to the English forces and fight side by side with them, taking, with them, the chances of war. B it this is not the case with many of those who profess, after a manner, to be prepared to go in for the Disestablishment of the Church in Scotland, England, and Wales. Many of them shrink from the encounter, do not care to hazard anything in the strug- gle now proceeding, but are perfectly willing to profess that the Church should be dis- established whenever such progress has been made as would cause any other profession to appear ridiculous. One would be sur- prised if any Tory appearing now before a constituency and begging to be returned to Parliament should say that he will vote against the Franchise Bill and the Redistri- bution of Seats. Any one must know that a member returned at present to Parliament will have no chance of airing his notions upon these subjects. But it is very different with the new test question. The Welsh people are very properly and prudently looking forward to the business which the next Parliament will have to take in hand, and are, therefore, putting these questions with a view to ascertain how far present candidates wiil be able to do the work of Liberalism when it comes to be done. It is not to be supposed that constituencies will go on electing members without an eye to the future. It will not be wise even to choose a candidate without bearing in mind that the next general elec- tion will, in all probability, take place on the new extended register. It would be absurd to forget that the half- hearted Liberalism which has sufficed in some counties and boroughs hitherto, will be acceptable te the new constituencies with their influx of new blood. The two millions who are coming in will have their opinions, and will have something to say for them- selves. It would be rather too much to expect them to accept the cut-and-dry pro- gramme of those who have had it all their own way. up to thepruent time. An extension of tho franchise means a 1 revision of the Liberal programme, and tha.t revision will necessarily involve tho admis- sion of claims on the part of many persons whose views are considerably advanced. Strictly speaking, the selection of candi- dates should not take place until the new electors have been consulted, and if those Liberals who are now making arrangements forget to consult those who, though they are at present excluded, will ultimately come in, they will have to give way to them. Without the slightest wish to cast suspicion upon the opinions of any candidate, we must, therefore, ask committees to be perfectly clear in the shaping and putting of their questions, so that the replies will not leave any doubt upon the public mind. Mr PRICE'S reply is somewhat ambiguous, and yet not more ambiguous than were those of Mr PAAN when appea'eel to by the electors of Cardiganshire. Such replies have the unfortunate effect of stirring up useless dis- cussions, and a considerable amount of bad feeling. The friends of the candidate pre- tend to know a great deal more about his in- ward opinions than he himself has ever chosen to reveal, and they unreasonably expect the constituency to accept their word for it instead of demanding his. Be- hind their solemn assurances the candidate seeks shelter, preserves an ominou3 silence, and sometimes eludes the notice of those who would sift him more thoroughly. Now this is a state of things which can 110 longer be suffered. It cannot be too clearly borne in mind that the Liberal programme hitherto in use is now almost exhausted. The man who consents to all that is on that programme must be prepared to go much further if ho is to occupy a place on the same side of the House as he occupied before. The voice of the country must now be heard as it has never yet been heard, and every person who seeka the suffrages of the people must giirfl a certain sound. This statement, affecting the Liberalism of the future, is not intended to cast any reflection upon Mr PRICE or upon his constituency. We have always recognised the right of every consti- tuency to choose for itself and to vote for itself, without interference from others, and so the county of Monmouth will have this claim. But, as we have already said, Mon- mouthshire cannot expect to rank with the more advanced Liberal constituencies unless it is very definite in the questions which it addresses, and somewhat fastidious as to the replies which it receives.

NEWPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. THE TOLL ON COAL SHIPPED AT NIGHT. A monthly meeting of the members of this chamber was held at the offices, Newport, on Friday afternoon. The mayor (Alderman Lyne) presided, and there were also present—Messrs W. West, R. E. Paynter, T. Colborne, Getliing, H. It. Evans, Mawson, Winn, E. Grove, G. 1. Jones, W. E. Heard, T. J. Heybyrne, T. L. Moore, Martyu, Captain Lonsdale, etc. Tho following gentlemen were also elected new members of the chamber, namely, Messrs Edward Jones, W. Jones, E. W. Jones, F. R. Bladon, H. E. Bad- deloy, F. C. Thomas, Hy. Jayne, E. Lawrence, and H. K. Foote. The secretary read a memorial, signed by about twenty colliery proprietors and coal shippers, asking that the chamber would use its influence to secure the removal of the penny per ton charged by the dock company for coal shipped between the hours of 6 p.m. and 6 a.m. This charge was not made, so the memorial affirmed, at any other port in the kingdom, and formed a serious and growing burden on the trade of the port. Shippers were in the habit of keeping back coal until the day time, and in this way something like a deadlock frequently occurred, and loss from de- murrage was incurred. The Newport Ship- owners' Association also forwarded a letter, in which disapprobation was expressed at the charge, which the association considered was detrimental to the interests of the port generally, and invited the co-operation of the chamber in obtaining re- dress. The MAYOR said that as a director of the Alexandra and Newport Old Dock Company, he did not take part in the discussion, beyond stating that the night work was at present carried on at a serious loss at both docks even with the charge in force. Mr G. 1. JONES, in proposing a resolution to the effect that the charge was gravely inimical to the best interests of the port, inasmuch as it placed it at a great disadvantage in comparison with other ports, and urging upon the dock company its removal at the earliest possible opportunity, pointed out that it was the duty of the chamber to give every assistance in its power to further the trade and commerce of the port. (Hear, bear.) To Newport, its docks and shipping were its very life and soul, and upon the facilities afforded by the dock company to a very large extent depended its future prosperity. (Hear, hear.) Neither that chamber nor the dock company desired to see Newport placed in a dis- advantageous position a,s compared >•,bi-' 1 u„ l • —- fpn Idia f tillC Bristol Channel. At Cardiff, Swansea, New- castle, and Sunderland the shipping of coal was carried on by night in precisely the same manner as by day, without extra cost to the merchant or shipper; whereas Newport was the only port in the kingdom where the extra penny was imposed. He felt confident that Sir George Elliot, who had done so much for New- port, and who desired to promote its interests still further, would, upon the requisition of that chamber, take the necessary steps to ensure the ^•^continuance of the tax. said$ £ LmAND'in seconding the resolution, said that if the cwfja we discontinued, a large profit would be made by tin, A_ 1 f t present the Id per ton realised £ 3,b$u Jt. and be was confident that sum would be doubled in other ways if the work of shipping were carried on continuously at night. (Hear, hear.) Mr H. JAYNE also supported the motion, and mentioned that in order to overcome the bias to Mcnmouthshire coal as compared with Cardiff coal, every facility should be given to shippers. and they should be able to go unfettered into the market. The steps taken two years since to re- duce the cost of trimming to the price charged at Cardiff had been of general benefit, although he himself had lost a good deal by the change. Mr MARTYN asked if members who were agents for Cardiff firms found any difficulty in inducing their friends to ship coal at Newport in conse- quence of the extra charge. Mr W. E. Heard, representing Nixon's Navigation Company, Mr Lloyd, the Ocean Collieries, and Mr Wilson, also a representative, said the charge was practically prohibitive. Mr Coi.BORNE said that in the matter referred to by Mr Jayne, it was an understood thing thal., the colliery proprietors, in return for aid then rendered, should help the shippers in getting this obnoxious charge removed.. The penny was imposed at the period of inflation in 1871-4-, when wages and coal were much higher than they now were, and it was only right, now that both had returned to their nominal price, that the charge should be taken off. (Hear, hear.) Mr WINN and Mr MAWSON also spoke in favour of the resolution, which was carried unanimously. It was agreed, on the motion of Mr HOLLAND, that a deputation, consisting of Messrs G I Jones, T. Beyiion.C. b. HoUatldj Et Watt j_ Vipond, J. Williams, Oolquhoun, and W. E. Heard, should wait upon the directors of the company at an early date. On the reading of the minutes, which contained mention of the passing of a resolution in favour of the elimination in coal charters of the clause requiring captains to sign for weight (a matter brought on by Mr Mordey), Mr E. Grove gave notice that he would at the next meeting move that the resolution be rescinded. The minutes also contained reference to the provision of extra chairs and ti e Mayor observing that the chamber did not yet possess a clock, promised to present one, for which a vote of thanks was afterwards tendered him.