South Wales Daily News

A TRATE. Many of our readers wiU be glad to learn that Mr William Wilhums (the ex-mayor o! Swansea) has been placed on the commission of the peace for Glamorganshire.

LOCAL PATENTS. The following patent record for South Wtdea for the week ended December I is supplied by N. Watts, A.M.I.C.E., Ofnces for Patents, 4. Crockherbtown, Cardiff, 30, H'gh-street, New- port, and 62, Wind-street. Swansea:—Patents were applied tor by James F. Young and Alex- ander K. Monson. Swansea, for Improved stitcher for periodicals, pamphlets, &c. and by Thorns Grainier, WHImm Thomas, and Wimam W. Thorns, Perth, for "horse-shoea." Provi- sional protection for twelve months was aUowed to Robert Armstrong, Newport, for An im- proved method of producing circulation in steam boilers;" a.ndtoEva.n Thomas, for "Improve- ments ia miners' safety lamps." The patent of Richard Barker, CaerphiUy. for "a. butcher's hygienic and labour-saving machine, with which to blow calves with pure atmosperic air instead of human breath, as hitherto universally used." was I sealed. A design was registered in Class 1, for John Foxal], Newport.

KAY'S TM PILLS, a specie in Neut'atg!a., Faca I ache, Ac., 9ed, 1< lid; postage Id. Sold by Chemists Kay Bros., Stockport. 76600 PARRY and KocKE, Swansea, will be ple.Med to send shopkeepers and dealers Shade C&rd9 and Price Lists of their cetebra.ted Welsh Knitting Yarns .tod Uosiery on a.ppHca.tion. 7M09 HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT A\D PILLS. Much watchfulness must be exercn,ud at the pMMnt time, a.n<t the earliet evidences of i't-hea.ith must be hnme- diattily checked, or a 81ht illness 111ay result in a tierious mai&dy. Relaxed and sora throa.t, inanenz*, quinscy, coughe. chroinc cough, broncltitis, and iiio-it other putmottM'y a<tecttuus will be relievet by rub- binK this cooUnK Oiut,)uent into the .skin as near as practicable to Lho se?t of mischief. This treatment. so simple itnd yet so effec ive, is admirably adapted for the removal of these diseases duriu): iufmcy and youth. Old asthmatic invalids will derive marveHom relief from the use of IJoUoway s remedleil, which have brought ro'md utauy sm'h sutferers. 'aMd re-est tb- tished he?th, after every other means had siguaUy faUed. 8

THE DURHAM COAL FIELD. IMPORTANT RAILWAY PROJECT. ç Th<;colii''ry!r.t'Mcint;iem)port.tnt<tt'-i.r)C' West Durham h:t fti'.h.'rto been entirely i" hands of the i,iil,viky who convey the coatovcr ad vrse l{r;vlie'lti byacit'cuitous route to the port of Ftom the p?t'li.tmentary notices rece?cly P? tithed, it app?iT.rs th?t the eoiliery own''rs ?"' tandowners of the We,,t Durham co.d netd foilowing the example set them the promoters of the B<n'ry D.,t:k an. R:iiiways, and are appiying to Pltrliiin"0"5 for an ikct to tid themselves of the iiio,li,)Poly the N orth-E<\stem Cofnpany. Th& llecess; surveys have been made by Nlr Juilles Sziumper, the engineer of the Pontypridd, eaer, phil!y, and Newport Railway, and OM'? ? engineers of the Barry Railway; :¡,cc<1fJiug" whose plans, which have jnsh been deposits" io the Private Biil Omce of the House or Coulill"" t appears that the best and most imp-?" collieries in tiie West Durham co.'l?? are to be bcneHtted by the construction of dependent line of railway of about twelve in iength, catted the We-.t Durham and TV Raitway," which wil) take coal by very ?* dtiscepding gradients from the colheries to dee water at the fort of shipment on the River '!y!l At the riverside it is intended to erect staitb 011 the most approved principle. The proposed h!* will considerably shorten the mHeagu by railwa1 from the collieries to the ship. The scheme 111ee with the hearty support of all the large coa.1 an landowners in the district which it is propocCO serve, but the mO."it strenuous opposition wi!I. it IS expected, be given by the North-Eastern Riilway Company.

SERIOUS COLLISION OFF CARDIFF. A SAILOR KILLED. About 4.30 on Thur.d<<y .uternuon, & col! occurred in the entrance channel to the 1311t Docks, occasioning considerabte damage to ope < the collidin, vesse's and the death of a member her crew. At the time indicated above"" schooner AIm&, of Falmouth. Captain JacksoC' was roundinR the low-water pier, bound the West Dock, in tow, when 6 t was run into by the screw steaJS1 Earl of Rosebery, of CardtC, outward bo' Ti)0 Atma was struck on the starboMd side, d bad all her rising nnd bulwarks liereabooto carried away. When the accident occurred t I captain and a.n&ble seaman n&med George NIOI shaH were standing on tbf port side, and the ? mast breaking off near the dock, fe!I in th' dtrection, strikiof; M.trshaU on ttte head kiUi"S ?'j instantaneously. Capt. J.M:kson had a provided 's ase&pe, a few iaches only separ.tting him fro'" bl unfortunate shipmate. The Earl of RosebCrYJ which is owned &t Cardiff by Messrs Marti" ?'' Marfjuand, would appear to have oscape! ?"" jurcd.orcomparativelyso. Ata])eventa,? proceeded on her voyage. The Atma subseqn?"- docked in the West Basin. On reaching bet moorings, intimation of the sad fatality w.s clill. munieated to the Dock police, by whom the body of the deceased gai)or was conveyed aiiII)rd on & stretcher. Some uncertainty existed 115 to whether be was de.td or act, but Dr Lean, ?". was immediately summoued, quickly dis.-iip? aU doubt on this head, and, body was removed to the dead house. Decea?- was about 45 years of a?e, unmarried, and ?' out parents. He baited from Portsmouth. }os indicatinK the force of the collision, it should mentioned that the bowsprit of the Alma was thrown the whole length of the vessel and posited astern, while her anchor was reillOv.6 a from its place over the bows to a position atilid, ships. The whole deck, in fact, is littered wilb wreckage.

POLITICAL DISCUSSION WITH A VENGEANCE, The Caerleon ma.gisbra.te" were engaged 0# Thursday in bearing a charge againtt En Davies, labourer, Hangattock, of maliciously shooting at Tom Jones Wilding, carpenter,, Ponthir on the 25th ult. The two men met at t public-house, and after they had both got uudeø the influence of drink, they had a wrangle 0 political aSairs. High words ended in blow" and prisoner, procuring a gun, declared that i? complamant, who favoured the Tory view, d!<? ? turn Radical, he would shoot him. The gun wo fired, and the contonta of the barrel, conili6tiøg 0 f small shot, lodged in complainant's le<fs. ?. Morris waa called in, and :t certincate front ?' gentleman was forwarded, to the effect ? although complainant's life was not in danger.. was unable to attend that day. The police as? for a remand for a week, and this was graot? the bench certifying for bail for the pnsof?' himself in jS20, and two curettes of jMO each. the bench certifying for bail for the prisoner, himself in jS20, and two curettes of jMO each.

— .u.ij J.or a 'Ji1TN}. -0Cs.'o J DENT IN BIRMINGHAM. On Wednesday afternoon shocking machiuery accident, resulting iu the death of 0, man anJ serious injury to another, took placer the worh' of the Phosphor Brouze Co., situate Qt'he juiletit)" of Bagot-st. with the Aston road, Blrm),gham.f\. wood turner, named Thomas Jones (50), "et;ÎdJllg m Aston-road, and engaged at the work IIAJ occaeion to adju<t a driving band, whe. his cfothes became entangled, and he was whirl.d round the shafting, which was revolving ? raptd rate. The upper portion of the poor m.m ? body was torn asunder in a shocking m<mner, pro' ducing aimost instantaneous death A yo"? man named Barrows, who lives in Knowle's Y: New John-street, and who worked at tije sallle shop, went to assist Jones, and was knocked considerable distance acrOSF the shop, receiving severe fracture of the leg. He was taken to thO General Hospital and detained.

GRAVE CHARGE ?GAINST A CHIbF CONSTABLE. The Hull Corporation Watch Committee metotl Wednesday to consider grave charges which have been made by Edith Ann Creighton, fourth years of age, against the chief constable "f ? borough, J. C?mpbell. The chief constable ?'sn" to the girl't< home white her parents were absout, and, it is alleged, conducted himself with impro' priety. The committee resolved to call upon t"° chief constable to tender his resignation in'M? diate}y. He having done so, it was acc3p''? un:tnunoua!y, and it was decided the chief cva- stable should leave the force forthwith, and be paid three months' salary in lieu of notice. ? Ciunpbelt lias of late been making raids under th? Criminal Law Amendment Act.

THE FORCE OF THE WIND. A correspondent writes that during a heavy pale at R.'msholt, near Woodbndge, on the 26th ult., a large rowing boat, the property or Mr Charles Bonas, of the Dehen Oyster Fishery. which was lying on the shore bottom upwards, was nused by the wind, and carried by it.4 forceadistanceofl50yards. The boat, which was a very heavy one, on falling to the ground had its side smashed in.

OVERWORK OUGHT TO BE OvxRrATn.—Nature insets upon paym-nt of her tirst due. loMnse deve- Iton to busine-is givs the dit!stivp ur!r'l.IH unlya ban chance to perform their work. He who colllos it hurry from active work. r.tpidty s\V¡l\ow his food a.nd hurries out a:ra.in, ii pi'inx Ut' deb6 vbicit lutu:'e make?hiui pay in a. p-ti?fut dy.)?p?<: experieuce. Gwilym Evens' Quinine Bitten wi)t Mp you to pay and the sooner you take it th-i i,ettn: It is often a.'ked "How i-< it that,)tte singte medicin like Gwi!y!n M'a.ns' Qninine RivtTi M ctp:<.Me o[ cu' ing ?o mamy different di .e.?M, ? N'?t-ous Di?.nt) In'iigeation, Anfections of the O-st, Liver Cot?p!:um. a.ndtheiike?" Tharep!yh<'werit) t;illrple aat co' Tmcing enouxh. 310st (iiseagi !'M.Vfn. co)atn'')t sourc- either in a.dera.))?<)de.t?mnch"'d it< co'tnec?it.):)- «r )L weak H.nd impum b)ood. C fy'" E?us' Quinine < tars by striking a.t the root,)i tho evil, by tren 'gclir inR the stotnach and purif- ''ho b!Qod. plitces t? important life sourcM in proper workina: order. the disease, under whatier MDn it may Ilavi t "a itself, dis&ppe&rs. ??,< For Low SpuuTS. MLANCHOLY and other f?.? NERVOUS ?VHAKNE?S.?ch? frightful dreM? .d sleep, it tired feetinx "e'< risi? in tue 'n?;.?: ,,ro. others from which scai,,Lny sun'er. a.n i whicL) wtiieh ducesomuchdiscor'Ttin our fa.nlll's. ,a,inful ,,t MmehmealMdto'eqnenca.s Ntiftmo?f ,)) t).. hea.rt.rendi' ?; it ievid?t fh?t. the c*n- -.?,.nf ahoutd be nMt ren-ved..md thi.. in t'?, ?.,? CMes. io either i.?verishcd b)o..d. a. f.5-t??' ?h tiyer. in?bi? of the ?o?ch to ?t ? X? funcuons. ?nd f.- .?h :ind ail ot "i?'"??y th?t trated more .m't?ore ctea-dy fr?'n,j'?t," ..emcd? of Gwilym HY.mQntninoBitte'6 j?thabe.tremec.o ?-h?'est ?dicine yet dl.sco? '???? QuiMtNE H-TERS. ?o'd in ?? .d 4? ? ??' ? ill caseis CoGailkitl; three ,,(d. bott e,¡ PI'!)'I iet¡)r, ?-???????? ???Si?.-?.d.?y?k? ?p??????????? Mercu.? M.ite Powder, bold ??"??. ,i.nd ???&.??????? J

REDUCED RATE FOR SmaH Prepaid Advertisements. -0" 20 Words SIXPENCE. Three Times NINEPENCE. Six Times ONE SHILLING. THREE six WORDS. ONCE. 'I s. d. S. d. s d. 20 Words -0 6 0 9 1 0 30 Words o 91 01 6 40V/ords -1 0 i 1 6 2 3 50 Words 1 3 j 2 6 3 9 Ii 60 Words 1 6 3 0 4 6 a o ii t-o clas oi a.clvertle- ment "pècitiell below, strictly confined to those whici2 are o1'der"t/ and PAID FOR TO if either of these con. dijons is not, with, the advenisement will be by the APARr?E?- TS WAKTEO HOUSES TO BE SOLD. APARr?H?'t.S TO LET. ) Mo?EY WAKTFD ARitCt-E?LoST tMo?HYi'OL);'<D. AHHCt.ESFoL'?0. )MlSCt:LLAXEOUSWAKTS. };UoÕl:>E"SES ton DISPOSAL ) MtSCELLAXEOUS SALES. BUSI:ESS W.lED. tPARTMERSHIPSWANTED. Ro'-SEsroLbr. SITU.HIO'iS WA:'ITED. RO' SES W A.N EL(IL. Sn'UATtOXS VACANT. .\Ü'erti:>t:Ilel1t of the above c1A.ss inserted in the &3UTH WALES DAILY NEWS." the ''CARDtFFTtMES," and "SOUTU WALES ECHO" at the foUowing rate :— Six in '-ix tim? ??y News. !?-ixtimes, '-??mes? Oncein WORDS. ?.w. D.ily yews ??Time? '0? N? '?? O?ce in ?. ?? ))a ly ?evs. c?rditi Times. ?'? ?es m :'outh "les Echo. '1 ?? s.<L ?.d. 20 Words 1 0 1 6 2 0 30 Words! 23 3 0 40Words. 2 3 ? 2?44'*6 50 Words) 5 9 f5 876 60 Words! 4 6 6 9 9 0 GENERAlTADVERTISING TARIFF. RATE PER UNE FOR ASERtKS_ CLASS &t 11 to14 or 6 rlo lzto i,6 AD'VRRHSEMt:NTS. 3 b 11 25 ip<1 iust'nsrmsrinsr.iitsr 1-1-=1- Business t! EducMiouat.?.?-/4.?./3-/2!1? yubiishe? J) Religious Services .?.' ,? <d .? p /9 E.t?tMnn?.? .t'? '? Auction Annottiiceiiients -/6 .14 -/3 '/3 '/3 Lesal Md PuHic Notices MnMicipa! aad School Bo)nrd..(.? ? ? ? Ten<)ers M?t Contra.cts f <° -? -/o PubUe AppomtmeuM- ? ?. ? Prospectil'je .{9 -/9 -/9 ./9 -/9 PMlMtm Aot&t y Etectiona t fMHa?ent&ry entices ? 1/- t/. ]/. Notices of Births, Marriages, itnd Deaihs are chMged 1, each, if not 20 words, and 611 for eah Mditior.tl 10 wl)r(ls. 1'heso Notices must be authen Mcated 0)' alllI of the sander. PARAGRAPH A))VHRTISKMENTS are charged 1 to 5 6. per line: Ó to 11 insertions, 4d per line; l insertions 3d per line AUYKRnsERS wheu sending a(ivertisments in raauu MDpt, tnay caJcuta.M eisht words to a Une, and 12 Ifnes toMinch lnchargiu:;adverti<!<emen<<}theline3Mo Bot ccunted, but the advertisement, m''Iuding I&rKa nne?, <)aijhes, and white spaces, is measured, and the tpace occupied is cha.rsed at the rate of TwetTe lines to an iuch Vtrsonal. '?<TiLL the Lt<}y" who took Umbrella, wibh eni- V V bossed aHver crutch handle, from the Theatre on Thursday, 26ch November, and left cue with plain bhck stick, bone and plated ring handle." return the t<amo to Mr Stierillan, Theatre Royal, Cardiff'i 267 ;1 artnersbip. '??7'AXTED in CardiS aa experienced. honoura.Me T ?'eepini: Partner (retired tradesman preferred) who coutd mvest from ST.OO to S20J in a business which pays 50 per cent. clear profit per annum.—App)y con. to ).. G.. Daily ews" 0&ce. Catditf. 291 ;fitatrimønial. fTpHE MATRniO?IAL HERALD AND FASHION- JL ABLK MARRIAGE GAZETTE is the only re. toentsed medium for high-class introductions. Most. desirable candidates for m&trunony residing in al! parts of the kinxdom. Price 3d in envelope, 4,d — Address Kdttor. 40. Lambs Conduiti-street. London, vv.c. 933 fTIWO YOUNG MEN, 20 and 22, wish to correspond JL ?th two respectable yonna: ladiea; enclose photos. !:enuiae.—Address Exce!sior and Venus .),tb WaJe.s Ne-s 06Bce. Newport. Mon. .tbual. BURGEONS and CHEMISTS—Proprietor zivi" 1 C'Á- ,fitusiatl. ALI,SAN.DPARTIES.- -First-class Strint; Bands ir?ALLS AND PABTIEe;.—First-class Strint; Bands JLt Md latest fa?hionabte music supplied by Messr* B<me? and Hutchins, M. Adam-street. Cardiif. 20 yea.ts' experience. Terms reasonably low 633 T?fISS CAMPION, Teacher of Music. Cert., B.A?L ?-'?. (p'?nofortc and theory), violin, singing —Gwen. draethHou.se.Xtivine.pt.tc", Riverside, CardtS. 996 TrUAXOFORTE. ful! trichord, iron frameTnpMht t. crand, new, No reasonabia otfer reftMed. Lon- don maker. Five years' warranty.—Apply atter ten 6 Wonbwortb"treet. Roath. Cardiff. 172' TDIPK ORGAN (small), mahoxany case. a:ood con- —t9. Harriett-stveet. Cathays. ?97 Œbutational. TT?RENCH Spanish, Itatian.Uerman. Private Tuition ? Classes, ?pecia) Ctaast's for Commercial Corres. Conversation. Candidates prepared for the awl Civil (throuifh the post); Arithmetic, Book-keepinc. English, French, and Spanish, ?horttiand.—Mr W. Haines Pubth: Translator. 25. Ptrl-street. Cardiff. 859 t ADY (Youiigi seeks re-engagement as Governess. English, French, and Needle. work. Highet Cummiag, Ha!)sadwrn, 1,14iiAvr(lt, R.S.O. SfiORtHTNb rapidly taughtFor to Swansea. Al.sn lesson'! personally, or by correspond de?.-e, given in Arithjnetic, ChemiHtry, Steam. Elec- tricity, Navi?a.tion. and Mensuration- 88S Semitic erínud5. t.L CLASSES of Serva.nta for Town and Conntry. ? t.L CLASSES of Serva.nta for Town &nd Conntry. ?Ct —Apply personalty, or stamped envelope. Miss ?!«rxM. Registry. ?0;,Frederick-:nreet. Ca.rdin-. 256 g??OOK(ptm? wanted uumedia.te!y. Good cba.ra.cter ? raquired.—Appiy Mrs Ftowers, Norton H<juse, Tefthy. 248 ? ??ERAL SERVANT (superior)?anted must'be ?jr good cook. house'ua.id kepc.—Apptv to Mra sin.O121eim, P]ymouth-roa.d, Pen&rth. 319 ? 1 EXHRA!. ?EHVANT(Kocd)'WMtMdimm<(di&teIy. \?r Apply, hta.nn? p?n-Mcuiars, to Mrs MorrM, ?lan. chR ter House. Porm. Rhoodda. Va.Uey. 206 ? EX ERAL SERVANT wa.nted?over'Sb??of?s? ?? ApOy, w.t?h ie'er?ce, MM W. C. WiiiiajBS, ?. <Tiebe.a.nd-street. Merthyr. 317 Q' E:s'ERAL EnA:s"I''auiëd.-Åpply-30vëõd: ?y vllle-ro,1.d. c.tllays, CwagraLlkiff. 287 ??ENERAL ?EHVA?T (j:ood) ?ant.dL??pply 72, ?Jf t!ryn-y.uior-rc'<td, Sw?naea.. ? ? ? !?ERAL VKRYANT'Mmtetr tmrned?MlyI-' ?Ur Apply B.Phmipa.Giaas and China. Wiu-thouse, Merthyr. 272 ?? EXERAL SERVAyT(good7w<mted? must under. ?.TT stHndptMncouking.—Apply ?rat by letter, Mrs 11, Viet,, ria-place, Newport. 228 ?EXKRAL DOMH?TYC ?ERVAyT''(tho?oush!y ?jr c?upeceai.)w.unedio)'?sma?l {MaUy.—ApnIy!? Cuurch-.stre<-t. Penarth. 209 ? 1 K? t?ALT SKUVA?T w:mted.—"ApplyMrs ?JT WiIU<tm?, Tynn Villa, 197, C?He.road.Roath .—.???. _?? 1? ?? ENERAL SERVANT wanted in a house of btMi- \jr neii.< \?a){es .S16.—Apply to Thomas Treha?ne 39oMd398 TMtoway-rotd. London. 202 1 L,N- -ER- T (sood) wa.nted, must be cx- G in uotUie work, cookinK, and eazly liMr ?sma.ii ta'n'iy younf: x'rl kept food wa?ea to guitnuegir! —4. Ctive-cre?ent.One-road.Pena.nh. 180 .jri ENKRA!r.?KRVANT''wa.nted. a?e about?Zo; ?j)' country giri preferred.—Appty Webb, 145, Uij{h. sc-i-eet, :wna. 155 ? ? IRL(c?a.n. active) wanted, from country preferred, ?JT a.gel5tol6.—Appiy?Irs NY?n?, Moz&rtHoua?, ye"t!ine-ro!td. Ca.nton. 326 ?'? IRL (y?unx) wanted M Genera.1 S?rvfmt;good ?JT clM.racter required. -Appty Mrs J?mes, Cloth Hall. LiMdt o. M ? 1RL (respectable) wajtt?dTabout M or 15 to take ?jf charge of chiIdMa.—Appty 14, North Luton- piitce. Soioci.tnd.s 2o4 ]f)?R?O? (respecta.Me, experience<?t)?wa?ted as J? Chitmbenu'?t.—Apply, with f?l particu!ars. 66, St. M<u'y-street. C<a'di<t. 310 ?rfCATIU?S wa.nte<i.to ?imood Ucoera.I?erva.itts; wantfd res;,ec,able WorkiDg HomMkeepe! Good situAtion. Knuwledga of da.irywork.—AppJy Mrs Watkills, 1, Brynmawr. 294 ITLATION, t.wo farmer's da.ughMrs; Qve years' ?<ITI.ATION, t.wo farmer's da.ughMrs; Qve years' ?? refetences ? one working housekeeper, other used C&rdi<f. ? ?' O)l -,k.N L (respectable middle-ageti) wanted to take y charge oi three children, a.nd do housework B., Da.iiy News." Ca.idin'. 234 t tTOMAN (reapecMMe, middle a,xed) tvanted, to V take chM ge of b:iby and bo genera.Uy uefllI. Good I-Iowe Daily New, Cardit.. 199 itiiation5 IJacant. ppR E? TIC i .s (cpcuit)? fur Two), Quecu? Ishnd. j? <?,u5S tuu? t<t.et ?lar?e?t b.u(}ue in the wurld), Be.- loading East Bute Dock for San Fr<mcMco. Pre- jjptim f6%uhed.—Apply to Capt.Momsoa,oa board.302 A PPOINTMENTS UDER GOVERNMENT.- A Males, 14-30 females. 14-20. Salaries, :E95- jt:4CO. Pa.se(! 46 in three months (Largest average in United Kingdom). Sp eighty for beginners, ur back- ward, and candidate.3, whereby STJecial arrangements are made fúr all fOlthcomiD mII3 exa.)nin<Ltions. Guide tmd Prospectns free to all from Til(iesley, Gra.,isie, and Abernethy, H.M.C.S., Londnn. roa.d, Edinburgh. 259 A PPRE?TICE BOY Waited to the Confectioners ??. Tntde.—Apply Beva.n. Porth, Pontypridd. 536 B-C-õY-anj, t malkbÙlia.tds, -tppíy,-before-: 11 JL) a..m.. 15, Cnchtor¡."treet. Carchft, 315 TTtILLARD MARKER.—Wa.nted immediatefv.? JE) respectK.bie Yonn? ?tMi, about 13. Also a. ?ood Genera Servtiit.kpply llr Burden, Liberal Ctub, Cardiff. 277e .f?bACH MAKERS.—Wanted a?nce, two arst-class ?' body-tucker-, youe but steady men need a.pply to J. E. Garland. S. Andrews and Son, Coach Factory, Roa.th, CardiS. 304 IT?MPLbYMENT FOR' LADIES. lOatoloa ? weekly can be earned by the Patent Automatic Knitting Machine. Send addressed envelope for parti- culars to S. W. Company, 4)7, Oxford-street, London, W 9_ T?NGINEERING STL DENTS?One year's Tuition Jfj in Dewing Umce with an Engineer (member I?titutio!) Mechanical Engineers). Free access to workshops; rare opportunity. Sma.npremiuBo.—Ad- dress Engineer, "bouth Wales Daity Kows." .wan- sea. __n_ ?° FOREMAN :.IOULDER(?ood"worktnp) ???? JT the neighborhood of Carditf., P ??,?,? te.tiuionia!s and w?ges cxpeered to X.. -onth WaJes DaUy News OSes. ra-ditf_?' ? 1 ARrE?Eir?n?) 'wanted to manage kitchen ?r garden audsmaU greenhouse ?"???-?:? very eaay;wa!:es mast be moderate.-App.y. seeing wages, W Mydom. ?aint Clears. '?"_ l\'IARRIEJJ-iAN wanted. steady, o attend to a ?i. Garden and Laud. and to make him=e)fxeneraHy useiu). Good housed garden found. Fair wages ven to a .unable man.. We.ah.nan preferred.- Address Pentre. "South Wales Daily News" Ofhc.. CardiS. 77433 ACANCI c-ivil :ERVlCE.-A2e l6-2a V Commencing Varies range to S100. Rapid pre. paraUou by correspondence —InteHigent younx Mcu write to Secretary, Ctvd Servtce E *nalioii Agency, Nunhea.d. London. 'T ATCH)L\.l ER (ractic:tl) wanted n.t once.— r, App!y. with references, to L Kuner. 82, Td.ff- street. Pontypridd, 232 ()u,ril wauted. 16 or 17, used to horses. and that Y knows town weH.—App!y )Iarchaut -j.nd Co., Castle-street. Ca.rdig. 213 '?7'U?JTU (respect?hle) w?ttt?ed t?) ?[eUver bread a.!id ? a.ssist in bakehouse one r.sed to horses pre. {frred. Must have good character.—Apply Charles PhiUips. 16, Ba.nesweH.road, Newport. 3û7 <) WEEKLY and upwards may be easity and d?.? honestly re?iised by persotM of either sex, without hindrance to present occupa.tion.—For par- ticulars ajtd samptes, enctose addressed envetcpe to Evans, Watts, and CoMp,ny (P, 157), Merchants, Bir. JIull_ham. Tlus iceniiilie. :94 bap Assistants. ')T\M:SSMA:KER.S -Wanted. a.n experienced hand U? xoodntandstv?. Atso Apprentices.—?endfuli parncaiars Jones and Co., draper- Aberavon; ?i ? ROCERY.-Wanted at once.'an .Assistant wett up ?JT insoticitinc and wiUins to drive out occasionally. ?etsb mdMpenbabte —Appiy? w?h fun partiemars and references, to J Palfueuian. Trea.Ia.w. Khondda Va.:ey. _55t ? BOCERY -Yo)U)g Ma?.'?bau'TiS, wanted to d? ?jr iiyer goods and make himself ?eMr_My useful Weish.-Apply, w?h fuU particulars, to w. L. Mere- dith, (..rocer. Forth. 280 PitoCERS. YOUJlgUlaJl'seeks engagement aa \J<' junior, ase 18 „ four ears thoromh experience.- AddreMW.,No. 1, Chea.p-street, Frome, omerset. 105 G' RUCI£RY .Ü{b-PRov-i;-It5SJTRADE, a l:\Jod ?JT hand wanted—Apply The btores. 100. Broad- street, B'aenavon. G'-liÓCERY -a:ndPRU,'¡sío.- at once. jtood assistant Wekh welt up both counters and accustomed to solicit. Good re:eience=_-AppIy. with fuU particu'ars. intema.tioual Tea Company. Hannah-street. Forth. _—— TO????D'Cb?tPA:<rT7?bera?nrhave vacanciea ? ior good y..uu{; man for Outnttins: Deparcment; a?o?muor for Dupery alsu?o?.'sAp-?eHtMe. 2? T1LiriLLrNER''wa.nted.'6rst hand, withNrst-ctasa J?i London experience Also ? exporteaced Asist<,nt,-AppIy MM Andrew, Howard House. Crock. herbtown. Cardiit. ?.- 11)9 YOUNG1A..anted fOr-th-;it'hâve iL gcodreference. &tate wages.—John Ililler, 3, Patrick-street, Doc)M. Carditf. ? <!LM5, _anagttz. ,E. 'D OOKKEEPER and CORRESPONDENT (corn. JL) petent) desires work. d-iy or evemng best r(-fer. eucea; sttlary nominaL—Address L. M. ?.. ?dy News" Uulce. Cardiff. ?? TT AD (respectaMe), just'tett'schoo!, wantetF{ororc(? JLj Appty, by ietter only, in own handw.lUnj. to Unwell 801111 Hope, Cardiff Exchange. 2114 .=_& "=- Situations r(itanttb- DVERTISER (24), who has had 9'Y; experT. ?TL ence as general clerk in lar?e work?, ?"? "?' en?a?ement. Satisfactory references,—Adtireh? ? "Dady News" oaice.?ardiS. _?_J'?- 1[)AKER.-Wamed, Situation aa Kood second M JD Ninsle; total abstainer .good reference.-??Q Tr?'?i?????E?y??'???? JL? hMd from London, situ?tio? a? skirt ? ? :s:nstant,-E.L. T., Post Otiice. Peuarth. ?UAIN or other ca.rgoea checked i"?'scha.rgin?by \jr expetienced mate Bristot or ContiueuM.1 Po?? Terms moderate.—X., Daily News." Newport. Gardener or SITUATION wanted as -Unde-r- Groom ks and Gardener willing to make himseliKenerany u?ful age 21 good references.—Address f- '?' Fountain Cott?e. East-SLreet, Newport, Pa" SITUATION w.uiM:f'as''?ationary'*Mpo''?Me )? Engine Driver ca? produce good ?feren?s, situation more an object thon high wase?.— ?T W. J., "South Wales Dmiy News umce. Cardi?_?-' SITUATION as ClerkTrimekeeperror?I?chine )!? Weigher twelve years' experience. i?Iw?y ?nd coJiiery bu?iaess; refetencc?.—Uavies.lO, Albert-b??, Aberdare.?-L ?ITUA't'lO? wanted by resptictabie doniest'cat?d t? young person m bar or any ptac& '?.,??ow. ex?enenc?d.-A.?'?- ???e turough.- ?1- ? -1.JJtttdt5, (tratttlltrs, & A GRNT wanted?iE26 per qnarter, paad weekly. ?'jL besides good commission. Experience unneces. sa.ry. Specuncns free.—Address Cowposition urks, tamworth. Bolton. SO'J_ 4 N ACCIDE? TAL?IXSURANCE CO?o?r'' ? ?? assurers exceptiontd adv<tntaees is open to ap- Po'ut a few lepreaeatatives.—Webb. 3. SmaU stree:, BnsML 953 bl'ia d to ta.ke or:l on JL? commission, for the new Patent Automate ?a.Mel 'filter. Prospecm? nee —Patentees and Manu- ??K Murru brothers. Cardiif. Works ?'?' ?t A??experience<)) wanted in Industrial*AMura"ee ?i. M Superintendeut for Cardi.t.-Apply. w? ?' P?tMular?. Manager. 6, St. John'a-i-qu.ire, Cardttf. 328 t)EPRE.<iENTATlVKS required at Ca.diifa.nd oth.r -t-? dMtTicta tu .South Wale? and Monmouthshire, on com?? commMsiou. by a hfe and tire in?-M? ??Y?ag leadinR ordinary busing.-Apply ?. ?th?aL? Daily ?ews."C?rditt. ? TP??C?YSTS COMMENCI?G??An'1'1?- ?y h'om?M?'?P'???' "How to open respe?- ?.Lo?.?' ??P?-H Myers & Co., ?n- '?y??SOAP?fraveI?r WantedT?loId?tock mis?on?-?'???'-consi???ut. Salary and c?_ -?°°-_??." ?', commerce-atreet. Glas?o?_292 Y wan?d? (reapectabie, of good add.?s) theno???'?y.? ?I'c? ??? ?"? ? Co., L??-y' ?? Clergy.-Appty J. ? ?? -?umi(L ? Mount.sMact. ?wa.?f.:L J?? lob Àpm.inuuts. «t. A PART:\I,E:-¡1'S'Ii:ied); Let La.rge Drawin,g. ?iefor one or ???? two Bedroom?.. ? the French Cmisu .-?°'-??- '?tely occupied by pi?e. ?su?.-i. j.?,? Bridge-house, CIa.rencc- TT H T tD ITTlNG-RO())l (fun1ished) for 0àe U?weU.?treet G? ? ?'M ??Y iuodora.te.-70, ?«)tpf)77?- "?-?'? '?? g??Lh(V)t!t)i<.V!tn\ -——-??_—————————. \? T.V.a?d Rh?L??K ??hiu cMyrea.ca of yuung Keuclemiu) ? bn ?'?ys. a.re opt:n to recetve Apply L.-).D.. "D<Mty?" References required— ? ENTLEME??? ?- ??- '? ?3r Apar?ment? with i"?? '?" h?ve Fun.iahcd e<ich. ?ea.rT.t.itV?eh.??- '?enns 15s per week WiUet iiaily News." Car???'?PP? ?- ?" ?"?' T ODCINGS(c..mfor?Me) n ? ? ciutbt;accomM<)(?te.i?'? ?'' twoy.)ungmen —i, Lowther-road. neat ?itb ?.bove. Sm?li ta.m'ty. )j "ODGING.? (ComfL.rt?ble?? —— ?- j_j PenMth. ior one o? ?. Piymouth-road. re<tsomtb!e.—App!y to WiUi?ms T '?"?'nen. 'i'' nna ?fARRIE? COUPLE ?s?'?' ??'?' ? iVj? desire furinshed apu.rt.ni???' "o children, j.ut;e. in Ca.!ditf. Sta.te luwe<r 1 ?nhont a.ttemt- "DMiyNew?,"Cardttt. "?.—"Bueco," T)OQMS(twocomfort?!e)un!)tmi.h.— ?? M? kitchen ;3a per woek.-? c?'??? ?e of _? ?U.street, H6ath. ifor alt. ¡-OUSts. }tanh. \.c. ?ADUXTON.-Shopa Md Cott???.— <L/ ?le.-D. Hupkut Joaes a.a?Co .'??? .Mtd Hou?e AKents, ????e?reet?CMcU'tf "°°?? ? ?ADUXiU?-JCXfA-BAR?tY7?r5on?-°- V? posHion, to p?y over 1? per ceut. 0?' < "?M P'ce; weli-buut. 98:;1 year.. lea.se, go,)d oiJP',rtu.uity for inve:itora or occupiers. — John Jenkinii m.) '?°' AuctMneers. Carditi. 618?' ?A&DIFt.—Houses?to p&y over 8 per eont.? r. ?? cost pt ice prmcipni porti 'u of purch?e mo.? cu.u be pajd by uMtahuent.—Apply to Mesam j? ?euiuas? ? f?iHi.i.ruMnic Ch.i.moer? UMdig. ?g? ?ib'fTAGEi-, (?ree?7o7R?en?'ur'ooms'MMf?h .?' house; )?rdeM (rout M)d back.—Apply. ? Chf. tM?t?eet. Caj-dt<f. 224 Hartiet, RichauKb' _t-J<. ?..bu?n. Ou?a?l' 't.'opaz streets, MooM Vi!ia? mchmond-rou.d. lucu?rd? Edw.n-d-tenitce?, Gold. Mreet. shopx. Ciiftou-st.cet, Broa.dwa.y, Wood?iUti. ??itsbury-roada VtU?, AImkin-s reet.. Most the &bove ?dS'"? '?? cent.-Apply 81, C?de-road. Koath. l-if ???'S?ia Koo?i condition.—Apply ? ??. J?M?street?Somh Sploti&nd. Caj?iitf. 229 H??? ?H0t'?oou.)7propcrty"?g ? per ?-?re?ditf:??? ? ?P" ?"' ?'?00"' for 13 y r J??ett?n?' ? y'?"ul'expir.d? Ship?as ?h? A,.? ?? '"? w&reb?u? and st?ble? ??uutmg.-Apply P?ey't WUMf, Sw?itS?. ? ?t ?????'? ??R???-??'o7?o good '? ???????- Hot Md cold w?r ?kiu.s ?J?. ?.? ?ue?.? included. -J?a V?????????????? ? A??;????. ?t?r. ?10 ? ?E&????'????? ?r.et. Tyier-stieet. Theodo?-?t ?eUsf? Arthur?treet, Rus?l.stieet, ???ee 'Me??'H?? Feb. Renter -UPice? 72. ?M.?re??dS ? ?jb?i—?n?j??,?? ? 't)?YN UIRW, H?Jd. Khoadda. V?le??'b.rLet ????' '?'?'? DEDWAS, NEAR CAERPHILLY.-To !et, Rose four and kitchen, 1Jantnes, and scullery, stable, coach-house. and good garden.— Appiyforkeya.tPost-oSce, Bedw&s. and for further pa.rtictUa.rs to Arthur P. James, solicitor, Merthyr Tydfil. _77405 -IADOXTON-JUXTA-BAIZRY.-I,an,l to be let ad. C jomins; the village, on building leases for 999 ye.a.rs, a.t modeTate ground rents, Md upon eouit&ble conditions Good wa.ter suppty pr?Tided, roa.di< made. Site hea-lthy. a.ad convenient to proposed r'.utwa.y station. and both ends of the BMry Dock. Present rents return over 15 per ce;it. oncost.—Apply to Messrs j.,I,ru", Sewa.rd a.nd Thorns, a-cbitecta. Cardiff. 61885 t?'KNARTH.—ConTenient Houte, wtth capital sea j_ view ttve bedrooms, 2 sittin?rnoms. Rent very moderate. Immediate possession.—W. &nd S. Hern, ilouse ancl Estate -Agents. CardiT. 61327 ?E?ARTH.-ViUato Let in Ctive-road. Immedia.te jjj_ possession.—Address, or ftppty D. H. Edmunds, 4. Ma.uKhan.&treet, Penarth. 77434 Y?- ING'S ROAD.?-VUJa to !et. recently pa.pered JL? Md painted throughout. —D. Hopkin Jenes and Co., House Ageuta, 24. Duke-street. CardiS. 238 "NEWPORT" (Mon.)—8,Clifton-place vacant 1st .1. J:muary.-Apply 5a, BridKe-street. ijta Id.-J&usimss JrtmiSlS, &.c. DAKEHUUSE to Let with filtines complete good 1-9 opportunity for business centre of town-—Appty 65, Cluon-street, CrlJcliberbown, CardiR. 288 DCTE-STREET. Caidift—Shop in best part; smt- 3 able fnr drapery, grocery, <!ce., with eartyposses- s?" —App]y to John Jenkins and Co.. ?un Fire Omoe. Ph?h?nnonic Chambers CajdiS. 6?885 CARDIFF.—To be Let, 77?trMary-street.—Apply \?t?D W. Thomas 28. Windsor-place, CardiS. 262 CONW A Y HOTEL, Canton. CardiS.—To Let, on 1-.) seven years' tease.—App)y to Messrs John Jenkins :\IHI_Co Philbtnuomc Chambers. CardiS. 61885 568e TrMNI?GROOM?.—Waterloo Dining-rooms, Water. JL? loo-street. Swansea, with immediate possession. _App)y on the premises. 234 t?ISHTGAM??A?D POULTRY DEALERS.—To i' be Let, an old-estabhshed business (successfully carried on for over 50 years). Books ca.a be examined, and Jong lease given.—Apply James Cood. 2, St. "ohn's.square, CarmS. 271 HOUE A'<D SHOP. No. oO*. Broadway (rent Jd tow).—Apply 47, Stuart-street. Docks. Car. uttt. _331 TTOUSE?A?D PREMISED (large commodious) on -M. lease ur yearly temncy.auitabte as a Temperance CorumercMt Hotct. with <,ta.b)c. coach-hc,use, &c. in theRhondd.t. Valley. Gas nttings, &c., at vs.lua.tion.— Apply, in first instance, to Alpha, Post Omce, Porth.25 EYI,AN-D.-shop and Promises toLt-t in the N Grocery trade, with lArge co:Iy-.ud and stable, uoins:aKOod ready-money trade. Apply Mrs Evanii, Victor Tea. Shcp. P'cton place. 18t OFFICES to IA:t, in Monat StuaTt.i.quare.—Apply 0 there to G. S, StoNve. 268 ?r\FnCEtn.o'Let.—Apply ii2, ?ad U5. Bute Dock? ? Carduf. 77?t tr?REMl?KS, '.ow m the occupation of the London .[and Provincial Bank, Limited, Bute Docks Branch. -kpply.-t-o H. NV, Itice. Manager. 77251 -0-' UEÏÜ' CHAMbEKS, Crockherbtown.—The tine smtj of oSices receutly in possession of Messrs :henson and Alexauder, to Let.—Apply 8 Work- iug.st.reet. Cardiff- 75b64 L?HOP TO LET, single or double, plate gtaM front, C? in exceilenc position; ?nt. moderate; tmmediate NV Cadogan. BuHder, 41, Carlisle. ttret:t. :;outh :-l'lotdad. 320 SHOP (big new) in Pentre, R)aundda Valley best ? place fDr btiiliess in Uhondda fit fur any- thing, ?9 x 32. 5 stones hi,;h.—App)y William Parry, Builder, Ton, rentre.?'omypridd. 192 C'TABLbT (?und) <u'.d Loft*to"Let?Clarke.?MiI? ? and Co.. Cavendish House, Crwya-road, Cath-?ys. Caidiff. 2& iou,sints.sts fur BiapnaaL fY\i?XG and GKOCKRY BUSINESS for imme- JD diate disposal exceptional opportunity good connection stock opttona).—pply j.). Hopk)n Jones and Cn.. Auctioneers And Accounta.nts, 2t, Duke-street, Cardiff. 238 ? ROCERY BU?I?ESS (old established) for s?e ?jr situated in excellent thoroughfare; in same h.i:)ds ma.ny years.—AppIy?Lw., "DaHyNews." 226 ERTHYR TYI)FIL.-To be Diposed of. that weU-knowu and old-e"ta.blished Connuerciatand Fatuity Motet "The Bush," Merthyr Ty(:S This Hotel ts sinm-ted in the most central part of the town, within two minutes of the terminal radway station, at and whicl.1 at least, 50 and d part daily. It contain.! ample accommodation of <v ry description, including commjtcia.t and cofife t .'tt numerous bedrooms, assembly and stock rooms, LiL..nd-room, and exwllsive stabling rent very moderate 19 years of tease unexpired. This hotel has a widespread rKputtmon as being one of the best in ?outh Wales, and h?s not only a Targe commercial ad fa.miiy patronage, but !ts aasemMy-room is nsed by various local bodies for j.ubiic meetings, bajiquets.&c., &c. It has only changed hands once durin;: a. peuod of tifty years, au'l under the management of an ener- getic tar.diord an ample competency might be made in a short time. The present proprietor is retiring.—For incoming and 'ult particulars apply to Mr John 1'or- rester. Auctioneer, 50, Glebetaod- street, Merthyr TydttL _77356 ??riNh.. SPI'??'. M'd OUT-DOOR BEER BUMI. V? ?ESS(old-estabhshed).witb or without dwel- ling housf. Grocery :\nd provIions .)uld be prontabiy added. Healthy, populous neighbourhood proprietor retiring from busin ss.—Apply 16, Chandos-road. Red- lamt, BristoL—To be sold a Corner shop in same road, suitable for any trade.J:plendid position. 260 1l.jar5ts }tíi1t tutk, Carriagts. AY -IARE (15 haii& high) to be sold. weighs JD upwards of i0 cwt., and has been used to harness. Apply to Mr HusseU, Surgeon. Neath. 275 mo deru), adapted to one or a JLt pair.—tuUer and Company. ;St. George's-road, ?ristot. 910 ?ART (spring) for Sale.—Apply John Miller,'3, \?' Patrick-stit-et, Docks, Carditi. 3t.5 ?OAL CART (gjod box) to be sold Chaap'for Cash ?? with springs a?I 'n guud worhing order.—J. RraUey's. Wheelwright. 46, Constellation-street, Roath. ..¡,¡ü aUowed. ? ''OB. 15 h?- ??-?""?- _24? f WH (t:ood), H h.mds, butcher's or huxter's cart and ? harnes:, witii hnu for E10; thaj .tllowed.—George "ye, ageut, Caorpm?y. Gla?aorganshire. 245 T A?DAU. m capital condition?ght. for one horse. -? ?Uer and Company. Carriage Baiider!<. BristoL -.?_ 910 \?/'AGGON and DR.AY'TlURgE (excellent). 17 V hands, fur sale also Waggon a.nd Harness.— Ai,i.iy Harrisou and Co., Piidley,s Wharf, btrand, we 266 _?nnlir? ?i3Mita, ?. CANARIES.—-Scotch Faacya, Yorkshires, ;md \? Norwich-crested and Plainhe&d. from prize winners. Some titi to win. Single cocks from 7a 6d ??? Mngsters.—Stamp for reply Hugh Pa.ton, Ataciji=rLT, goviq, &t. A Y u "0 L E N GIN 1<; Co,. 4\10.)i::)!D1!: t::G1.íE U 1:1'OL LlICOü1'J.¡;; AND,, ULIAllt,% KUW i-t" B-NVIILEL COUPLED TANK EG!NE;j IN MTOCK. IW ;:¡J!t tjj,. J,.UCOMO'l'LV PA<i'ERNS. tfDWIN WALKER' 70553 _70555 P ECJè'-E- 'r-Á'-N-Ï>' HONS. P F, (Late Fox, WiJkor, and Ucjmpany). LOCOMOTIVE ENGINE BUILDERS. .TLA.S ENGINE WORKS, BRISTOL. NEW TANh. LOCOMOTIVES, ready for immediate delvery. Cylinders 14" ?? ? stroke. 6 wheels coupled. 14" '? q ? 10" i4'/ „ 4 SECOND-HAND LOCOMOTIVES, with cylinders 12' dia.m.. and 16,,dia.m.. thoroughly overh&nled, for SALE or HIRE. PhotoKraphs, p,ceg and speciaca-tions on applies tion. 72765 H?????C'? ?H branches. J:epMrs?ofa)l ?s ?Mh?.'?''? ? nro-boxes replaced, etrders, ?) ??T?? P'tfr?e.—AddreM Wm. WillianM and?ou?y?orsjio? pontypridd. 296 1????er?'?°?P?'' semi-Portable, double -'?h??d?'? ?°?"Sh repa.ir. Under c?rriagea ca.n. be had with it i( required.-E. Humphries. Per. ?"L _???_ j 250977424 t??????? ????' Porta.ble?ouble'cylinder, JL? "?? ?? ??. tube< &C.-E. Humphn?. Per? ??°'—— ,——-?_ 12?9 77424 t????)?? ??fpower?PortaMe? in excellent JLJ "??'?"-?-,Humphne? Pe?hore. 12j6J 77424 E :\GE (ó.inch -hiz.;ntai)fWSal£ïO;-Boi1er, 1 E5 Drilling-machine 35,. P'P'"S. &c., tor sal" -Ma.chinery Agency. M, Wind-streec Swans"- 235 -=- anb Otallu111 titq uisitts. f?? ?'??' ?°°??So'?i" good order, on main -t' "???"???- ?-o?ht-iroa wheels and Mi's, ??? ??ton' ?Ua8t or light co? w?ons.—R???y_"o''ks, Newport, Mon. 7M89 LANCA.>HIH,E and YOlUü;ÜIB.È"WAGON CO., lj LIMITED. U? WOOD. ne? MANCHESTER. ?jLOKR? o' ?' ?'Mda cf RAILWAY WAGONS FOU CA?H, or o?) deferred purchase system.—For iurther p?rticu)aM ?.ty to John Macdouaid. 1.0, litite Docks, Ca.rditt. Agent fol. !S<mthWaJea. 77191 i t) A1LW AY WAGONS (o,r-Mre or'salerca?or -!L? deferred payments.—l he Midiamd Hallway Ca.r ?ge Mid Wagon Company. Limtted. Midland Works ?mmKham. _? ?_7S249 AUONS (Railway), new and second-hand, for DU? ?'"?' ??? timber, ballast, or coal, are sup- PMedfMc?h or redemption purch?e by Aadrews and ??0. PeaMon-pIace ,Docka, CardiS. M715 \?rAGdNS?(severdJ Iota, 10 and 8'tons) for'Sale? o?ef?? ?'? ?'? ?,' ?? W?s district; cash ???ddre??? litt!dtS, mritpdts, &t:. 1???-'???'. ?"?MMhanges..t repairs. Pontypridd? ?".?' Crockherbtown. Cardiff, or '?nce lists one stamp. 7740? j!tisullantau.5 'õ7Iants. ?Lowe??h?' "Sht; a?aTFumitare Van. <rd??nish???- ?"?° ? Company. The Cardttt furnMhers, Duke-street, C?diS. 210 T?Sca?t ???) Wanted.nt? ? ? ?'M?"? ??. ?stance. Sellers and t)an?, ?, 'c ?Mary-street, Cardie <«?n<' Ma<'hin<* Manuf.tc?rer.br.tnch depot ??"? ? W"?RRE'LS?S.S.?? S? Md Dry S.? W.rk,.S?????°' WILL PURCHASE (cash down) small honse with ?T shop in Clifton-street; must beRoathend.— J. Everson. 65, Newport-road. Roath. 221 jfor .;$au.- Jltísullmuaus. FIVE PER CENT.. FIRST MORTGAGE Jf DEBENTURES BONDS FOR SALE.—Will return over 8 per cent. per annum on money invested. —Full particulars of Stock and Share Auction and Advance Company, 58. Lombard-street, London. 77307 ?1 OLD FISH.—Dozen handsome Goldnsh Mid three ?.?f Aquarium Snails, 4s double quantity, 7s 6d goldfish food. 3d packet, post free.—E. Romans, LlaneHy.279 ?\IL PAINTINGS (genuine) on Academy Boards :— ?? Landscape. ? by 18; Game Piece. 24 by 18; Moonlight, 18 by 12 ditto. 18 by 12 Fruit Piece, 12 by 9: the Sve pictures, B2IOs, at a sacrifice.—M., "Daily News "Omce. CardiS.32S 0_- RAN<:i'ES, LEMONS, Nuts. Grapes, Figs, Dates, ?f Onions, dry Cod-nsh. <tc., very cheap. Price list on application.—H. S. Hemiman, Baldwin street, Bristol.176 fTpRAM SLEEPERS (10.000) foe ale, also Radlway JL Sleepers, any sizes.—Address Edwyn Cooke and Co.. Timber Merchants, Cardiff.306 J.!tisullantous. TDIRMINGHAM GOODS for Auctioneers. Shop- JL) keepers, Hawkers,Tea Shops, <&c- Agents wanted. Wholesale Book, Post free.—Address Henry May. Birmingham. 589 C' HOICiflRÃ.RK 11 REMARKABLE! I '-Cata. ?/ logue of Books and List of Patenteed Articles adapted to both sexes sent poet free.—Address H. Q. Kerr. Mostyn-toad, Merton. Snrrey. 13 FURNISH on the Hire worth. 2s 6d J' weekly BlO worth, 4s weekly S15 worth, 5s weekly S20 worth, 6s weekly, and s<< on in proper. tion.—The South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 170 TTtURNISHon the Hire System. No security re. Jf quired.—South Wales Furnishing Compalny 23. Custom House-street. Cardiff. 170 MjlURNMH on the Hire System. Cash prices charged. Jf South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardiff. 170 ir?URNISH on the Hire System.Smallweekly or Jf monthly payments.—South Wales Furnishing Company. 23, Custom House-street, CardiS. 170 Men the Hire System. Houses or apart- Jf mems furnished throughout. — South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Car. did. 170 FURNISH on the Hire System. Compaq pnces Jf with other houses.—South Wales Furnishing (Jompany. 23, Custom House-street, Carilil!. 170 F-URNISHODtheHiresystem. Immense stock to Jf se!ecc from.—South Wa.)ea Furnishing Company, <H, Custon _170 F' URN ISH on the Hire System, town or country. — Jf South Wales Furnishing Company 23, Custom House-street, Cardig. _170 on the Hire System. No extra charges Jf made.—South Wales Furuishing CompMy, 23. Custom House-street, Cardin'. 170 Tfj?CRNISH on the?Hire System.Every article JL' requisite for the household. — South Wales Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House.street. Cardiff _170 Inspection in. Jf vitod.—South Witles Furnishing Company, 23, Custom House-street, Cardin'. 170 TT AMP OIL (best), whoiesale, at low prices: also L) Water Barrels and Butts for Sale.—G. JeSeries, 83. Wellington-street, Canton. 289 IT ICENSElfviCTCrALLERS and ClubManagers.— JJLJ Handsome cilt la.bets. 25 per 100, Chnstmas draw cards and window tickets.—Railway Arch, Bute street, CardiS. 196 NERVOUSNESS, LOSS of ENERGY and VITAL POWER.—A gentleman haTing tried in vain every advertised remedy, has discovered a simple meana of self-cure. He will be happy to forward the particu- lars to any suSerer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope.—Addressed J. t. Sewell. Esq., Chiswick, Middlesex. _72588 — GRATIS, a medical work, showing suSerers how they may bo cured without the ;dd of quacks. Free oa receipt of postage stamp. Address Secretary, Institute of Anatomy, Birmingham. _974 PAHK.PLACEFRAMING CO., 52. Crockherbtown, JL Cardiff. English gildinf by experienced Work- men. Moulding of all kinds kept in stock, wholesale and retail. ZB6 ? fmARPAULINS, waggon, cart, and van sheets, horse JL luin covers, leather, India rubber, smd cotton canvas bands for portable engines.—Parnall and Com- pany, Manufactures, Albert-road, Bristol. _256 1? ?T???se?l HANDBILLS, 10s 6d; BilT JH7,??\F heads, Memorandumi', Cards.4sl.000 Window Tickets and Show Cards. Cheapest and best. —Fisher and Co.. Broadmead, Bhhiot. 68 mant! CASH A DVANUES MADE FROM J310 TO JB500. At a few hours' notice, to FARMERS, MARKETGARDEN EPS. TRADESMEN, CAB PROPRIETORS, and HOUSEHOLDERS, On their own security, without remova). I\ o enquiry fees. The usual loan otBce formalities dispensed with. AM communications treated in the strictest conn. dcnce. ADDRESS- CARDIFF AND COUNTY ADVANCE BANK, 9, CAROLINE-STREET. 77268_CARDIFF.520 MONEY ADVANCED DAILY, from ?JL JE2 to S500, with a.nd without sureties. To Professional Gentlemen, Tradesmen, and all clasdes of Householders. OF JEWELLERY. LIFE POLICIES, DEEDS, &c. Repayments suitably arranged. Approved Bills Discounted. Strictly ComBdentia!. Appl)' 1fl ",NiI)r.P USHER AND CO., LIMITED. FINANCIERS, &C., Are prepared to make Advances om &U kinds e< Pro- perty and Personal Security. BILLS DISCOUNTED. No. Fees. Deposits received on liberal interest. OFMCES—14. PICTON-PLACE, SWANSEA JOHN F. HARVEY, Associate of the Institute of Chartered Accountants, Secretary Md Mana&er. '<7038 ADVANCED, at a day'a notice, from £bO 1-1., to £¿,OOO, at low interest, to ladies or gentle. men? tn town or country, for short or long periods, without publicity, upon promissory notes. Me policies, leases, stockti, shres, Jewellery, or plate; a.l8o upon mortgage of furniture, stock, pKnt, crops, or farm im. plements, without removal. No sureties required. Dis- tance no object, aa all loans may be repaid by cheques or postal orders, and so long as the interest is paid the principal can remain.—For full particulars apply direct to the lender, C. Charles. Esq., 4, Waterloo-place Pail Mall, London. S.W.?7262 .i*/< ? ??t l?eady to be Advanced on?good o?'-tO.??? Freehold or Leasehold Property, in sum. of t:l00 to O,OOO; also on good persona security, reversions annuities. &c., <t,c.—Messrs Hem. Financial Agents, 72. St. Mary-street. CardiS. 61327 'last att& Jannb. FOUND, a Newfoundland Dog, white spot on Jt' breast and fore feet. If not claimed iu three dttya will be sold tu defray expenses.—Apply A. Klar 27, Hoyal Arcade. 316 FOUND, on the <;lst inst.. a Black Retriever Dog Jf with white spot on breast, also white on both tore feet.—Owner apply to James Davis, Victoria-place Loughor. _7oN4 f OST. Stolen: or Strayed, Mountain Pony, dark- JLJ brown, white hair ou bach, marked H on side, cut on nose.—Information to Police Station, Ponty. pooh Finder suitably rewarded. 258 ? OST on Saturday, Black Pocket-book, with owner'a JLj name. Anyone returning the same to 101, Rich' mond-road. will be liberally rewarded. 214 'fT OST, a large Black Newfoundland Dog, left foot Jt_J and breast white, name Nero."—Anyone bring. ing same to W. Korner and Co., Arcade, will receive 10s reward- Persons cautioned against purchasing sawe. 186 TEETH (Prize Medal Porcelain) TEETH MR J. T. HOLLAND" SURGEON DENTIST, (Over 20 Years' Practical Experience) 1. HERBERT PLACE, St. HELEN'S-ROAD SWANSEA, Theae Teeth are stronger more natural in appeM. tnce. do not chani;e cdoftr, or turn soft in the mouth like Sea Horse Ivory are not so cumbe some, &nd a more perfect nt guaranteed in all CMes. 73198 GOLD MEDAL, ANTWERP, 1885. ? M 0 K E rp A D D Y 8 "M Y R T LEG. R 0 V E.' OF ALL TOBACCONISTS, AND WHOLESALE OF JULIUS CMITH, HIGH.STREET, SWANSEA. _75715 WREATHS FOR GRAVES. TpALMER AND COMPANY (ESTABLISHED 1852) Beg to notify that they keep a Choice Selection of PORCELAIN AND METALLIC WREATHS, With or Without Gtaas shades. FUNERAL FURNISHERS. 72099 10,11, & 106. F&EDMRICK-STREET, CARDIFF. TRISH PEAT MOSS LITTER FOR BEDDING HORSES. It will be found that one ton of this Litter will ¡to as far as nearly two tons of straw. The antiseptic properties of Peat Moss take away all the smell from stabfes. It m&kes an excellent manure, which ia par' ticulady weU adapted for gardens and for grua iMdw. PRICE. 38s 6d PER TON, DELIVERED AT ANY ADDRESS IN CARDIFF OR NEWPORT. 77007 A p p l. T TO M. J. BEGG & Co.. Meant StMrt-square, CMtM; J F.JTHOMAS A Co.. 79. Dock-street, Newport. T\rEATH AND DISTRICTADVER- TISING. BILL.POSTING. &nd CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. OfBce: 13. CMUe- stret, Nea.th. Best permanent poø-sta.tioD8 in Town and neighbourhood. Contractors for all doa- captions of advertising, circular diatnbutmg, Ac. Orders promptly attended to. AU parcels to be dia. tinctija.ddtassedtoT.HMryBhwkiaa.NMth. ?t!U Œltdian ).bbrt5sts. rpO THE ELECTORS — OFTHE MONMOUTH BOROUGHS. GENTLEMEN,— I thimk Lord Salisbury has sot his answer. Newport hM ecfpatically rejected the Newport pro. gramme. We have passed through a. fiercely contested election, and again the cause of the people has Mmnphed. t thank from my heart those who have worked and voted for me. Friends in need are friends indeed. Now thtt the contest is over. I shall he, as hereto. fore, ever ready and willing to serve al! my constituents the beet of my ability. I remain, Youre faithfully. E. H. CARBUTT. LIanwem House, near Newport, Mon., 30th Nov. 1885. TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SOUTH GLAMORGAN DIVISION. GENTtE)tE!t.— To those of you who have returned me by a large majority as your Srst representative in the Hou<e of Commons, I beg to express my deep sense of the service yon have rendered to the Liberal party. Tha.t service has been rendered under somewhat excep. tional circumstances, for my opponent is one who is justiy esteemed by aU who know him. To all of yon I CM oSer the assurance that I shall endeavour to discharge my duty as your member, with the sole object of promoting the general interest of your important constituency. Yonr faithful servant, 7745& _ARTHUR J. WILLIAMS. SOUTHERN DIVISION OF GLAMOR? ?3 GANSHIRE. I beg to return my sincere and hearty thanks to the 3.3&1 electors, and to al! my friends ia the Southern Division of the County of Glamorgan, who have assisted me ia the recant election, and for t.ha enthusiastic way in which they have worked for the Conservative cause and myself. JOHN T. D. LLEWELYN. December 3rd, 1885. 77457 Up 0THEELECTORS OP THE WESTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY OF GLAMORGAN. GENTLEMEN,— I congratulate you most heartily upon the victory you have won for the Liberal cause by return- ing me as your representative by a majority propor. tionately greater, 1 believe, than has been gained in any other constituency. I am proud to see that while some other parts of the kingdom !-how signs of wavenng the men of South Wales are as nrm as ever in their attachment to the great principles of civil, re. Ugious, and commercial liberty. I smcerely thank all those who have so earnestly worked and voted for me, -M)d I will try to justify their choice by promoting to the utmost of my power the interests of the whole constituency. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours faithfully. F. A. YEO. Sketty Hall, Swansea Dec. 3rd, 1885. 77458 -PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 1885' WESTERN OR GOWER DIVISION OF GLAMORGAN. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. TAKE NOTICE that all claims against Frank Ash Yeo, Esq., M.P.,in respect of the above Election, must be sent to me, at the undermentioned address on or before the 16th instact, in default of which the same will (under section 29 of the Corrupt Practices Act, 1883) be barred and cannot be paid. E. SIDNEY HARTLAND, Solicitor, 7, Rutland-street, Swansea, Election Agent for the said Frauk Ash Yeo. Dated this 3rd day of December, 1885. 77459 BOUNTYOFGLAMORGAN. EASTERN DIVISION. PARLIAMENTARY ELECTION, 2ND DECEMBER, 1885. TAKE NOTICE, that aU persons having any claim against Godfrey Lewis Clark, Esq., or against me, the undereigmed, his Election Agent, for any expenses incurred on account of or in respect of the conduct or management of tho above election, are by the Corrupt and Il!egal Practices Preventioa Act, 1885, required to send in detailed par- ticulara of euch claims to me at my ofBce, situate as below, within fourteen days after the day on which the candidates returned are declared elected, and that every claim not so sent in will be barred and cannot bo paid, unless by leave of her Majesty's High Court ot Justice. Dated this 3rd day of December. 1885. J. A. G. HAMILTON, Pontypridd. Election agent for the said Godfrey Lewis dark, Esq. u y- "VTU. -¡"{"O ——— medicine has more surely stooa the test of time than Dr. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, and those who have euf- ered <rom Liver ComplMnts, and have appealed tu this remedy, have never done so in vain. We have heard of numerous instances where this physic has proved a panacea. And we cannot wonder th&t it should ba so iirmly be- lievMin. ?/'HAT the CHEMISTS say :— W Messrs Roberta and Sons write:— Your pills have a steady sale; they give satisfaction, and are fully what they are represented to be. Wo hear them spoken highly of by :J1 who try them, and their continued u-se speaks still more truly of their worth a.nd efBcacy than anything else we could say." WHAT the PUBLIC say :— TV "H.M.S. Albatross, China Station. March 27th, ]883.—Sir.—In 1873 I was recommended to use Dr. Scott's Bilious 40Dd Hver PiHs when about to proceed to the jLast. I have used them ever since, both in China and the East Indies, and have found them the most satisfac- tory medicine, gentle in their action, and most beneticial in their result. You ara quite at liberty to use this, from an omcer in her Majesty's service, but I do not v/{i.h to advertise my name, which I give as a guarantee of a genuine testimonial. T?R. SCOTT'S" BILIOUS and LIVER JL? PILLS CURE SICK HEADACHE and NERVOUSNESS. CURE INDIGESTION, FLATULENCE, & WIND CURE DEPRESSION aud LOSS of APPETITE. CURE aU DISORDERS of the BLOOD. Some unscrupulous persons, for the sake of making a larger pront, may try to persuade you to buy some preparatton of their own. Do not do so, but insist on having Dr. Scott's Bilious and Liver Pills, which are wrapped in a square greeu package, bearing the name of the Proprietor, W. Lambert, 173. Seymour.place, London, W. 74670 CHELTENHAM. Q.RAND SHOW OF FANCY A RTICLES yOR CHRISTMAS 1RRESENTS, DAILY, TILL CHRISTMAS EVE, Comprising an Immense Collection of Novelties at prices ranging from Id to B10, such aa :— Brackets, Dressed Dolls, 6d to Is Photo Framea Sailor Dolls. Crying DoUs Papetenes Toys of all kinds, includ- Writing Desks ing Railways, Horses Dispatch Desks and Carts. Clocks, Magic Paper Knives Lanterns.DrumB.Pianos, Music Cases Musical Tops, Trumpets, Plush Stands Tools. Noah's Arkt. Lined Work.baskets Windmills, Soldiers, Papier Macbe Elegancies Dolls' Furniture, Ships. Carved Wood do. <&c.,&c..<&c. Leather Purses, Card Mechanical Novelty — a Cases, Bags, &c. large Smoking Jockey in Dressing Baca Costume Dolls, 6d to 6s lid ORIENTAL ROOM for Japanese. Cb:aeee, M<t ether Oriental Novelties. < ENGLISH AND BOHEMIAN NOVELTIES in J?'. Bowls. Cuftard Cnps.VMea, &c. The new "Dore" Ware in Turquoise. Jet, Opal, <&c. CLOCKS—New 24 hour Clock of EngHh make, '°??'—— '? ?*'P ?? *"°? ? wouderttiHy good tmd cheap arttcte, 3s lid. Ataoa SPECIAL SHOW OF NOVELTIES IN BALL AND EVENING DRESS, Compristng— J.ac. Net, TuUe, Nun's Vexing. Md Surah Costumes, Evening Dress Materials, Opera Cloaks, l'an, Goods, Gloves, Hosiery, Md French Evening Shoes. Full particulars of the Fancy Goods Md Sketches of the New M<.dels in Evening: Cost" es, with Patterns of Materials, by post. on appiica.tion. CAVENDISH IQTOUSE, LIMITED, CHELTENHAM. ?_ _?i STIFF'S S1ARCH.STIFF'S STARCH ? It having come to the ??mi'Tt!"<a QTAT?TJ knowledge ot Messrs Stiff S?lU'FS STARCH, and Co. that some retaiIeR: ?.?"r.?.,?. ????, oftenattempt to induce the QTIFF'S STARCH, public to purchase low ?.3 priced and inferior starches t.< TIFF'S ST A H ftf by representing them to be ??t? ? ?.a-w?i. t.Q.????c?reofMeasrs Sti<i A Co., it is necessary CTir.f S STARCH, to put the public on its K? guard against such unprie- STARCH. cipledpractices.Mdtostate ? that every box or packet r?TTTt'TP'C QTADr'tJ ? Stiffs Starch bears ?ILf?b biARUJd. the registered Trade Mark r?m?'- <:T?f? QUEEN BESS. ?J.IF? ? bfAR?ii. g(.tQ's Starch ia Sold in ? 51b Packets and Ub Fancy UTIFF'S STARCH. Boxes.andmaybeobtamed ? of any Gjrocer, Druggist, or r?'r) h't<"<: <:Tr'AT)?'tT Oilman; or of theManu- OTIFFS STARCH. ??rs. ?' STIFF & CO., STIFF'S STARCH. &EDCLlFF..s-r.. BRISTOL iO 609$ 11286 tMN ZsTABUSMnlSlS. CHRISTMAS, 1885. B. EVANS AND COMPANY'S Q.REAT IIIA Noy F A I R rpHIS D AY, F RIDAY, DECEMBER tth, AtiD fQJiLOWINq PAYS, THOUSANDS OP CHOICE AND USEFUL fRN'¡' 4T M{.JHArf J'fUl.U., D4AGNIFICENT ASSQRTAIENT OF C111Ut¡1A AND VAW -Y-\R'I:) I (JARDS. THE LATEST NOVELTIES IN ENGUSH, FRENCH, GEHMAN, INDIAN CHINESE, JAPANESE, ANO AMERICAN GOODS, CtRCUt-ARS 6N AfPMCA'HOH. .t SWANSEA, tO 57271 COCHRANE and SON, STOCK. ? BROKERS, Hand 14, CornhifJ, London, E.C. WKST-MND BRANCH: <,Wntor]oo-p!a.ce,PaU.ma.U,S.W I'.rery Specutator a.nd Investor Should read our Prospectus and INV.E:OŒNT CIRCULAR. It eoiitii.itis SAFE atid RKLIAI;],E INFORMATION reapectiag AM stocks mid i-hares. SPECULATIVE ACCOUNTS OPENED From 1 xer cent. cover WITH NO FURTHKH LIABILITY. Ctosc ntarket prices :;uarantt\ed. CLIENTS HAVING an OPHX ACCOUNT WITU US, or DKPOSITIXG STOCK.S OH SHAKKS. NHKD NUT PAY ANY COVER IN ADVANCK. COCHRANE and SONS, STOCK- ? BROKERS. OUT ]¡¡,st month's l't.lCUlllmer¡(h.tioIlS Re.Uised 1nrp:e protitN. Um' Advicos for this Are now ruady. Post ftee. S10 cOlllmands £1,000 toC(, B20couuna.ndtijE2,OOOS;ock, &50 c(,uiraind jE5,OOu Stuck, Very often B10 producer a. Prudt of Ebo in one day. Wearew)Uins:toa.cct'pt Dkcretionary Commissions for C!ie:itsuna,btf! to {m-)n an opinion _As to the best tock to opf.riitcn'. COCHRANE and SONS, STOCK= ?U' BROKHUS. Very frequently the specu!?tor stands a.t a. great disadva.nta?e in de?t'?g .tt Tape for the iust-rument ,lOb uot. a1 wa.y record "Close Market Prices." All out te are oil LONDON STOCK KXCHANG)- and more frequHutly th:m olherwise we succeed in !fjttin the mhl¡Jle pl'icu. Fot exMnpte, if thf price quoted on the tt).pe be 99.11, 100, we e!:de.tvuur to dea.! a.t 93jt,wtuchM a quarter J)u,- cent ciieitpor 1IIore all, vantageousto tbuspecnta.tur. "0 do lint recommeHd Syudyca.tes or C.operati vo schemes, for they ne:lrlyalways result in a los. Send for our prospectus, which };ives the best and latest advice, for no one should invest or speculate without reading _same. Post free. 771J5 eS. IN THE POUND D ISCOU-T. cS. IN THE POUND D ISCOUNT. CABINET & CARPET WAREHOUSE, 19, HIGH.STREET SWANSEA. THOMAS HEARD. In conseq'iencu t'f the Ions-continued illness of Mr nea.rd, the whole of his STUCK.IN-TRADM is NOW OFFERED to the Public a.t a REDUCTION of 25 per fent., or 5s in the B. for cash outy. The Stock constbts o? Ca.roets, Curtains. Cabinet and Upholstery Uoods, Chimney Glasses. Pictures, &c.. Ac. The lart:e and commodious Premises to be Let.- '\pply on the 1'remises for particulars. t CELLING OFF, 25 per Cent. Discount. c I CELLING OFF, 25 per Cent. Discount. 77412 TEWIS ? a EWIS, i? ?-—?.?.? 11 AND CABINET m ANUFACTURERS, Httving taken VERY LARGE PREMISES NEAR the TAFF VALE RAILWAY STATION, which they ba.vc fitted up with every convenience for ina:iufacturing, are thus enabled to employ an increased staff of ca'-taet makers, upholsterers, and French potishers. aidf. are now prepared to execute orders for the COMPLETE FURNISHING AND FITTING OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. HOARD ROOMS, OFFICES. & PRIVATE RESIDENCES. Goods Manufactured to Architects' Designs. or for the Trade. ESTIMATES FREE. T H E m C<HOW ROOMS, 23 DUKE STREET, CARDIFF, A,N D 137 (COMMERCIAL STREET, NEWPORT, CONTAIN LARGER STOCKS THAN EVER OF CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, CURTAINS, LINOLEUMS, &c., Ac. 7o704 TDORWICK'S T?AKING ?OWDER, JL?_FtYe?t? Gold JL JMedals DORWICK'S TE?AKiNGTOOWDER, JL?__ For .BJ? Wholesome-L Bread 'H?ORWIOK'S t?AKING ''DOWDER, JD For -fL? Puddings Jt- and Pies. T[?ORWic?S1D?AKING'*?0? DER, JL?_For JU?PIun? JL Cake. 'IL?ORWIOK'S T?AKING JDOWDER, JL? For JL? Tea Cake JL and Scones. 'JDORWICK'ST?AKING I?OWDER, JD For JD Norfolk -L Dumplings. 74917_1216C I CROSSLEY'.S PATENT TWIN EN. THE GINES-Impulse every revolution The steadiest running Gas Entitle OTTO yet made. ? CROSSLEY'SNEWVERTICALEN GINES.—Requiring little ground GAS Cl'it!SLEY'S PATENTSELF STAR- TER.—TheSa-fest, Simplest & Best. ENGINE. Consamptiou of Gas guaranteed to be 25 to 7t) per cunt. less than any other Over 17,000 in engine per brake horse power. u<o. CROSSLEY BROS. (LD.). MANCHESTER. 75412

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS .Yoticm o./ Births, Jfarriages, <ttt(Z 1)eath8, a« Chal'!}ed at (he rate of I# for the first fMOtfy Words, end 6d/<M' every a4Mitional Ten )Vords, and must be !'&EFAtU. J" aH c<MM the notice ;n.<M< te emthenticatd &y (A< Maxx <m<< <t<MMM of the M,r<<o'. MARRIAGE. MlBLYILLE-WlLSON.- On the 28th Nov., at St. Peter'a Church, Brighton, bv the Rev. J. G. Tupper (chap- Itin), Dover. Atexander Melvihe, o< Cardm, to Eliztbeth Wilson. of Brighton. 774Jl DEATHS. BRA!LET.—On Thursday, Dec. 3rd. nt 5 a.m., at -30. Broa.dwty, Roath, Rev. WUliam Br&i)ey, &ge 75. 325 PARETTE.—Nov. 29th. at 7, CuUece Greeu, Bristol, J?mes Parette, L.R.C.P., L.S A.. F.C.A. 327 ROBERTS.—On the 3rd instant..John Roberts, Budge House, Pontypridd. Funer&! on Tuesday next M James Parette, L.R.C.P., L.S A.. F.C.A. 327 ROBERTS.—On the 3rd instant..John Roberts, Budge House, Pontypridd. Funer&! on Tuesday next M 2 p.zL 333

THE TABLES TURNING. WELL done, South Wales, and North Mon- mouthshire, too is the verdict which all true-hearted Radicals will pronounce to-day. The reaulta of the pollings have, in some instances, more than justined expectations. In South Glamorganshire Mr AMHUR J. WtLUAMS had a formidable candidate in the peraon of Mr DiLLWYN LLEWELYN, and yet he defeated him by a large majority. Mr LLEWELYN, it is true, is a Conservative, and therefore must expect to be defeated in a decidedly Liberal constituency. In such a case we cannot afford to take per- MM! merits or personal popularity into account. We are bound to consider political opinions, and the leader under whom-the candidate, if elected, will serve. Otherwise Mr LLEWELYN is one of I men wliomati who know anything of him! wouJd iikc to help rather than hinder. We do not admit that he is a politician. Hia speeches, at all events, ao'orded no evidence whatever of any grasp of political questions or of his knowledge of political history. It is to be regretted thn,t he and other Conser- vative candidates should liave helped to bolster up or give circulation to those travesties of history which are a disgrace even to the lowest forms ofToryintelIi- gencc They are about the most flippant and ignorant productions ever hatched for purposes of deception. They are simply a "pack of ties." Those who take them into their service must be more anxious to serve their own personal ambition than to spread accurateknowledge and enlightenment. Barring these drawbacks, the contest for the Southern Division was fairly fought, without acrimony on either side. The majority of 594 by which Mr WiLMAMS secured the seat was heavy and substantial, and no man deserves it better. As a sound Radical he expounded his views with great force and clearness, and we believe he will render great service to the Principality in Parliament. He hnd,otcoursc, theusual opposition,theChurch and the publicans, and also many tenant- farmers. These made up a large proportion of his Opposition, and constituted a strong and powerful band which he had to. over- come by wo!I directed efforts. Mr WiLLiAMs was, however, equal to his task. He was most indefatigable in his canvassing, and speedily earned the good wi)l of the electors by his outspokenness and invariable courtesy. In the Rhondda VaMey the contest was of a widely different character. Here we had two Radicals opposing each other. From the very commencement this opposition lias been a misfortune. As the choice of the Three Hundred Mr FRED. DA via was quite justined in taking the neld, and he must be complimented on having fought his battle gallantly. He deserved, if he did not have success, and probably some facts may yet be brought to light by way of showing why the result did not ratify the selection which his supporters made when they invited him to stand. The rioting and intimidation are not good features in the struggle to look back upon and in cahn moments even those who perpetrated them must see tnat they were most unjustifiable weapons to employ, and that they may even have given an unfair advantage to one over the other. At the same time, the result bears out what we said before any candidate was chosen, that the Rhondda is one of those constituencies to winch we must naturally look for a direct representative of wage-earning labour. Mr ABRAHAM'S majority of 867 is sub- stantial enough to put this beyond all doubt. And there can be little doubt that, but for Ilia Tory con- nections, he wouid have been selected by the Three Hundred at the outset. However, the constituency have shown a decided prefer- ence to him over his opponent, and we can only hope that he will follow in the steps of Messrs. BuRT and BpoADHURST, and be a faithful supporter of Mr GLADSTONE'S administration. We have nothing whatever to say against him or his candidature, except that he was not the choice of the organised committee. Our policy is to accept the decisions of the Liberal Associations in s"ch selections, without regard to the mere per- sonality of the candidate. Now, however, a larger constituency has decided upon Mr ABRAHAM, and their choice ends the discussion. The contest in the Eastern Division was ofaverydifferentchajacter. MrALFREU THOMAS, it is true, had rather an awkward start on account of the secession of a strong body of Liberals favourable to the candida- ture of Mr BOWEN ROWLANDS. This Split inspired a young Tory to make a run for the seat, but Mr GODFREY CLARK ought to have been advised at the very outset that he had no possible chance of success. Even had Mr TaoMAS and -c_O- .1.7 toom wnatever tor a. Tory. Happily, however, Mr RowLANDS's sup- porters gracefully gave way, and their champion withdrew from a. connict in which he would certainly have been defeated. With a. majority of 2,800 Mr THOMAS and his friends have reason to be well satiatied. Half the number of votes recorded for the Liberal candidate in this instance would have placed him at the head of the poll. The result of the polling in North Monmouth- shire Is highly gratifying a3 a. signal proof of the complaint frequently made that the county was formerly misrepresented. Now that the inhabitants have been qualified to vote, Mr ROLLS lias been dismissed from service by an overwhelming majority. Mon- mouthshire is not a Conservative county by any means. Mr PptCE's 5,693 as against Mr RoLLS's 5,226 puts this beyond dispute, and as we have every reason to believe that the poliing to-day in the Western Division will result in a brilliant victory for Mr WARMINGTON, we may well congratulate the county upon its emancipation from political slavery, and the opportunity of speaking in the name of the people who inhabit it, and not in that of a feAr titled families. In Breconshire, too, Mr MAiTLANu has done much more than merely hold his own. His majority of 1,502 over a powerful opponent, whose varied artinces in tile shape of post- cards and other angling rods have availed him nothing, will make him feel that there is no mistake whatever as to his having his con- stituency behind him to back him up well in any support which he may give to tlie Liberal party. But it is in West Car- marthenshire that many will see most strikingly the result of the extension of the franchise to the counties. Viscount EMLYN has been unseated by Mr \V. R. H. PowELL—both popular men, no doubt, but yet occupying different positions. Mr PowELL was at the commencement of the struggle warmly complimented on undertaking to contest the seat held by Lord EMLYN, and the great obstacles :n the way of his success were everywhere acknowledged. His vic- tory, however, ia complete. He has polled 4,566 votes against his opponent's 2,940, thus winning the seat by a, handsome majority of 1,626. East Carmarthenshire will surely not be behind this. Lord EMLYN is, in many reapecta, a very capable man, but he is out of sympathy with the Welch people. He represents a small minority, and even that minority imperfectly. These overwhelming majorities won in the counties of Wales, and in many hitherto Tory districts of England, show to what a smalt extent the Tones have been the real and true representatives of the people among whom they Uve. They have been speaking for them for generations, yet only misrepresenting their real necessi- ties. Happily we ahall soon learn what the working classes in our village districts really want.

ELECTORAL NOTES. THE TORYISM OF SOUTH WALES. ALL the Tory hopes and vaunts have been crumpled up like a sheet of tissue paper. The nonsense which has been ao freely spoken and written during the last few weeks about Wales being Tory at heart has receded such a reply as it deserved. Lord Salisbury made tlus wonderful discovery, I think, and announced it to the world at Wrexham. If the heart be really Tory, all I can say is that the pulses are strangely out of beat, and the circulation is about the most extraordinary that can be conceived. I should say, indeed, that it must be a particularly diseased heart. Fancy the people of a country being Tory at heart 'It hen the elections of the last few days have terminated in the manner !.hey l)avc by the return of a band of staunch Radicals. However, I suppose we shall have the same old cry spread about at every election, and the same form of mild self-delusion backed up by the same angry bitterness will be noticeable. The stupid party have always been gullible, but I can hanHy remember a case in which their comi- cal gullibility has been so absolutely founda- tionless. However, so far as I am con- cerned, I have no objection to their ranting about the heart being Tory so long as the mem&o's are Radical. EVAPORATION OF TORY ZEAL. IT is wonderful to notice how completely the zea) of local Tories has evaporated under the influence of the election results of the last few days. I have been particularly amused to notice it. When the borough returns were coming in, and the Tories had over-persuaded themselves that they were going to have a victory, they assumed an air of simply insolent con- fidence* and infinite superiority. When, however, the county returns be!al1 to swell up the Liberal numbers, they changed their demeanour to that: of almost abject misery. A)I the enthusiasm was gone, and not a mau among them could muster up even a smile. As the news of one Liberal victory after another has come to hand, their courage haa sunk rapidly lower and lower to below freezing point, and the last semblance of hopefulness has disappeared. The change is the more marked by reason of the contrast, it recalls, and the truth is the more bitter in consequence of the delicious draughts of false- hood they had so greedily swnllowed during the earlier days of the election. They were so overpowenngly confident that the cruel truth lias cut them all the keener. They had dwelt so lingeringly ana fondly upon the powers of Tory deception and mis- representation, and were so convinced that tile votes of the boroughs were proof of these weapons being keen and true, that the undeceiving process has been wretchedness itself. There is no remorse like that of a. knave who finds his plots and schemes are useless and—of course in a political sense —this is much the feeling from which the Tories are suffering, and they can't help shewing it. ELECTION ROWDYISM. IT is a great pity that there should have been so much rowdyism in connection with one or two of Wednesday's contests. It is an unfortunate thing that some people can- not help thinking they can best let oft superfluous enthusiasm in noise and general violence. To certain classes there would seem to be, indeed, a particular pleasure in going for" somebody or other when ex- cited. It is not much matter who is to be the object of such solicitous attentions, nor, indeed, whether the object be animate or inanimate, if one may judge by Wednes- day's proceedings. A public man or a public-house seems to have been equally weIc'mM from the point of view of the attacker—any thing which would be amenable totheinnuenceof bricks. Some of the scenes were most disgraceful, and tlie wonder would appear to be that more people were not hurt, and that the injuries were not in many cases more serious than they actually proved. I do not know whom these rumans may have thought they were benedtting by such violent conduct but this much is certain, that they did in fact bring the greatest discredit upon the aides to which they were nominally attached. A coward who hurls a big stone in the hope of hitting a political opponent is none the less a dastard than any other bully who hurls bricks around indiscrimi- nately without the incentive of party fanaticism. I hope the police will secure them, and that they will be taught that political enthusiasm must not be taken to include a policy of general brick-heaving. TO-DAY'S POLLS. THE result in North Monmouthshire has made the Tories of the Western Division even more uncomfortable than before—if that was possible T.nd the same applies to the enect of Lord Emiyn's rout in West Carmarthen upon the prospects in the Eastern Division. The idea of Sir Marteine Lloyd going to win in a con- stituency far more Radical than that in which Lord Emiyn has failed is altogether too ludicrous. It is a pity that the worthy barjnet had not more discretion than ever to be dragged into a struggle from which he can gain so little credit, and absolutely no a?Iv?nta?—??J———?-? t-—.?si Should be soundly thrashed as a Tory candidate. By the bye, if lie does not I do though perhaps, we should construe the word" ad- vantage in a slightly dinerent manner. However, he lias not long to wait, and he will not be sorry. He has not found the candidature altogether so enjoyable as not to be exceedingly glad that it has come to an end. Mr B. F. Williams, the gentleman wh", under very similar circumstances, is awaiting the happy despatch" in Western Monmouth differs from Sir Marteine in having been shrewd enough to see from the commencement the futility of his candida- ture, and in having effectually insured his banking account against this political ship- wreck. It has been more a part of professional business than anything else with him—and not very successful business either, as I have before pointed out, even from a purely professional point of view. Anyhow, these twin defeat- seekers will to-day gain the objects of their candidature, and will be released from further attention to the political affairs of tlie electors, whom they have wooed with equal zeal and futility. Their usual avoca- tions will not be longer broken in upon by political servitude, and their attentions, the one to Ills horses and guns, and tlie other to his briefs, will not be interfered with by the lighter and, as they probably consider them, the more trivial dissipations of the House of Commons. A WARNING. THE conduct of the voters in parts of East Glamorgan, the Rhondda, and South Glamorgan, may well serve as a warning to those of Western Monmouthshire and Eastern Carmarthenshire. There has been some indication of a belief that the conduct of tlie Tory party managers and the various methods of Tory misrepresentation, have suf- ficed to embitter the industrial classes and that therefore some kind of violence may be expected to-day, i do not believe this. I can understand that the party manoeuvres have embittered the working men. Any other result could hardly be anticipated. But I have too strong a belief in their good sense and powers of self-restraint to think that they will give way to such unseemly conduct as was shown in the three divisions of Glamorganshire. I do not think that the voters were responsible for this, and am sure that those who misbehaved were only a very insignifi- cant minority, inBuenced by feelings which were rather those of the rowdy than con- nected with politics. What the Liberal voters to-day have to bear in mind is that they are marching to a victory at the polls, and that it becomes them to show that moderation which best becomes those who triumph. They can afford to view with indifference any attempts which may be made to exasperate them. Let them strive to exercise restraint not only over them- selves but over all with whom they have influence. It should be the individual object of every voter to prove that he knows the value of his enfranchisement by entirely abstaining from any act which is not becoming to the orderly and decorous citizen. Every disturbance of the nature of those of Wednesday renects discredit not only upon the persons making it and the party to whom they n'ay belong, but also upon the entire constituency. AN ENERGETIC VOTER. As an instance of multiple voting, it is said that on Wednesday, Mr C. BL Williams, of Ruath Court, 6r?t voted at Caerphilly— I wiU not say for whom—then he went on to Merthyr, where he again voted. After- wards lie proceeded to Talybont, Brecon- shire, to vote, then to Abersychan, and after one or two other calls, he nnally found himself at the LIandau' polling station. Part of his railway journey Mr Williams accom- plished by special train.

¡ lSPECULI,'i WIRED.] I [BY OU? GALLEHY CORRESrOYDHXT.j THE f.ROWIH OF THK LIBERAL MAJORITY— HBEHAL TRIUMPHS IN THE COUKTIE.S— MR CALLAN AND THE PARNELLITJE MAJOMTIES—MR MtTCHELL KKTURX. LONDON, Thursday Night. At one time this afternoon the Liberal poll overtopped the combined forces of the Pamellites and the Conservatives. It was oniy for the space of half an hour, mure returns coming in from Ireland, and swamp- ing the British vote. But the nett result up to telegraphing is eminently satisfactory. The Libera! majority is 50, and doubtless will have grown by some units before you go to press. This is a state of things which has almost taken away the breath of the Libera!s equally with the Conservatives. For litttle more than a week, dating from Thursday last, I have been as the voice of one crying in the wilderness. Talking to Liberals, I was scarcely listened to with patience. Last Thursday, when the Reform Club was in mourning, and Liberals were in the depths of despair, 1 reiterated the expression —daily published in this column—that de- fection was beginning to arise in the boroughs but that it would be more titan compensated for by the steadfastness of Scotland, the loyalty of Wales, and the rush of the new electors in the counties. Matters have changed to-day, and there are many people who have discovered that the Liberals willhave a majority. The only question now is whether that majority will out- balance the combined forces of the Parnel- litcs and Liberals. It is quite possible that it may. But I am inclined tu ux the Liberal majority at between 70 and 30. If that be the case, all the more bitter will be the re- flections upon the self-seeking so-called Liberals who have lost six seats to the party. Six seats means 12 votes on a. division— sutticient, if the Liberal majority should touch 80, to save the integrity of the empire against the machinations of the allied forces. The Liberal victories have been gamed in all parts of the country—even in Hamp- shire, though it must be admitted that Lord Wolmer's victory is due to & rare case of two Conservative candidates cutting each others throats. Essex lias given its nrst Liberal to-day, having hitherto sent in three Conservatives. This makes half its representation, and to-day's omen is a good one. Shropshire is polled out, and in place of the four Conservatives returned to the last Parliament, it now returns three Liberals and a solitary Conservative. Nottinghamshire has varied the monotony of its Liberal returns by sending in a. Conservative. There are, how- ever, four Liberals already seated. Lord Ernlyn, who had the distinction of being one of the two Welsh Tories in the last Parliament, is now relegated to obscurity by Carmarthenshire. Gloucestershire, which sent back a. Liberal yesterday, has elected another to-day. As yet no Conservative has made a footing here. Derby still polls Liberal, so does Cornwall, and glorious Yorkshire yesterday added three to its as yet unbroken list of Liberals. The contest of Mr Callan in Louth has been wa-tched with exceptional interest. Mr CaUan has been beaten, but only after the whole resources of Mr Parnell, including his per- sonal attendance, had been brought to bear. This glimmer of electoral independence, although it come from so little reputable a quarter, has been hailed with satisfaction, and I really believe the Rouse of Commons would almost have welcomed Mr Callan if he had returned as the one man who had successfully stood up against the dictatorship of Mr Parnell. Thereisonefery signiticant feature in the elections in Ireland, of which we may be sure Mr Gladstone la taking careful note. It will be remembered that, just before the dissolution, a. powerful and wealthy body of gentlemen co-operated to establish a fund to provide Loyalist candidates to fight every seat in Ireland. This promise has to a, considerable extent been carried out, and what is noteworthy is the over- whelming majorities by which the Pamellites have carried the seats. In North Longford, for example, the return of which is just to hand, only 163 Loyalists gave their votes åupl 'tna'V-t>.u¥'g-her. indication of the proportions of numbers aa between Loyalists and Sepai-atists. The campaign against the encroachments of the Pamellites was based upon the impossible principle of Liberals and Conservatives sinking their dinerencies, and uniting in supporting a common candidate. Neverthe- less, the fact of the large majorities in favour of the Home Rulers exists and, whichever party be in power in the coming session, will have considerable weight upon the deliberations of Ministers. Among the hurry and excitement of suc- ceeding episodes of the genera] election, the return of Mr Mitchell Henry for Glasgow must not be lost sight of. Mr Henry is one of the few gentlemen who have given practical evidence of their interest in Ireland. Long ago he established in Galway one of the most beauttfu! residences in the country, and here, when privation pressed upon his neighbours, he was fertile in excuses for alterations and improvements necessitating the employment of labour. I have been to!d, by an Irishman who knows the locality, that had Mr Henry been left unmolested lie woutd have been returned triumphantly by the Galway men, but he had the misfortune to on'end Mr PameU by his outspoken refusal to submit to his dictation, and the feat went forth that he was to be dis- possessed. This is a bad thing for Galway, but it has proved an admirable thing for Mr Mitchell Henry. When his candida- ture for a division of Glasgaw was au- nounced, Mr Parnel! strained every effort to keep him out. A heavy Iriah vote was polled against him, but in spite of that he came in tirat, and will now enjoy the privilege at the comfort of deliverance from an invidious position.

THE REPORTED ILLNESS OF R. M. TALBOT, M.P. We are pleased to announce that there is no founda.t)on for the reports which were prevalent en Tuesday, that Mt- C. R. M. Talbot, M.P.. was dangerously iH—stiH lesa for the mure alarming statement that he was dead. Ou Thursday after- noon we received a telegram from the boa. mem. her, who is in London, contradicting the state- ment that he was ill, and a. further telegram from a. friend stated that he was quite wel).

ELECTION INCIDENTS. At Framwell Gate Durham, ,on Wednesday, a man named WiHiam Maim' on returning from recording his vote, tell dead outside his house. He had taker great interest in the election, and bl6 sudden death is attributed to over excitement' Another elector, named Binns, living at Mirtiel"' proceeded to IjiveMttdgo tj vote. He was d rl- home, apparently in good health, but died shurtlY afterwards. His death also ii attributed to tild excitement of the election.

A PILOT BOAT RUN-DOWN. A Lloyd's Holyhead telegram says the Laitdan* ,w steamer from Liverpool for Afric* put in there on Thursday morning, and reports having co!- iided with n.nd sunk No. 3 Liverpool pi)ot. boat en the previous night three miles west of the bar lightship. Thomas Lewis, pi:ot, was lost.