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jniai. :i' i H. Ml. .f.t'. v y with ,Sv*i>rt. ular. -r.wft8 a BrwM-h or Hhyuiiiey, ^178UJ0 i :;Il.léhl:J ai. Looun TPIMbC7 lor J tily M. iTfcon. Hwatura. bw *ff I'i« » Curacy t-y gradual*. —Ad«ir«-»M > ■ ai. Twic Sol-F* M'tn of .vIM. MaU Oiiitf. t'u- -& '1 tnoforta sitfht ,nnlin. iuir«d under >orw<n Pro AilwcV*. ft>s(«< >t Wuti, • -<L 4PT»D, ictted Teacher. coumuni- ..1 ¡.'I::oi h<x>|. Haimo- attendance 1\f¡.it..r f proportion of G»u<rji- ulsh-ja. —Apply t>» VKai, KttOfctt WaU-l- itniii' dUtvly. tõi "IU7 ijto.p| iy, vn- Joum, M.A., •r ,rs N M 1, V ;»y.. \u4 r.n. «r .-iciit/i t. L' 1, V.rHl. hl! 1- 44 Hobah :k:h, -tAii* \I¡."hM. Si! wry jt30. I. Atié"'1a.r 111- 3CPL0TU £ WT. 5 K*4uir»t ty a youn* *>c ;n« L y .icifcteU, äud a 4<jg>i rv«>H. nATJl. Mi rrJ fiof«rne<j I.. •• my fort, Cirm.uvh -w ,¡111 1'nt M 'fuhig (;J"erot- = V^rwnlttra, to Z.. JtelhA ><>• « R .2'if::j¡Z1 V. h. J. Soiltou, n *m '3Itrbant'. TS W.NTED- ;dj:H l. IIWDIf üar. m l.ae.n.1 *> l»i c-ofch-.K '»n« ry m iAjry K" ■" ■-■' to tIAI\ f ft..i.OJ. jua i At th« (v -y^l I Mr ?> .•« fe.ru •- ,;Al>4 iy I ity *n< l „ •: »» .«> gixn j iKiner N V» ^i»eiL — ilrs. t; il€aa{;oeai t.1 h-r I tl-j' r- w1,Mae. «• 1 I" •" au r- 'i '1 ten'1 to Im-11 uairJ; øl K. U, •• Akaii, active (arl \\1' \h4fte.l. Jw.i..r, 'fbtt •■»■•* t'> .v- i»t iu «M«m lnunit Kvihu, J#4i.«h 0 lr*u; wan > ■: otp^riwiiC- • t i' > f- in th« <*nt, rtt.— ,;1. ¡/ il .1 I' Airi !¡.; a gOCtl *»-i: r<¡;¡.r.t. -årnl. < J::i. It. Mø'¿OIftoe. 2!1111 Mr*. clh'A' ■ -• • WI..) Hakiitu :}4r&, klv%b«>> "i, :lJ7 ,4 Fr":lt country Llre: "'1..&,1,(.1, N«w- :l:Jl1hl\l 1 .Se-rvnit. Mtw* •^vyty, w'th wKnovvi. to Sw.Dhl") » I 4 WfIr.t, Alii lJllOh1 ru..v f^jfcut; miMt be à •' •><». d, iiiUI- H,W. V J l *l \'l: Vpj.ly. per- j"t. hl'i uiu-t u:i.h.r"A' .Utry :r1'H 1" tj L:r .1 1 1'11', iv^h 1 aft* r ..n In ♦ t \»nhtf hl1 na N.-rt4iit; 40f '1' V V- » *2.-hi, ■ • .*vr, •niu<>«Sur« !y nu1 fr<»m th«? 'T,II..r. 1'(14' frnnl the "u- aI" Aruu, IIQC,(o.krr wmn ■ Mr- «! H^u- aw» '¡,'Jt) t\(} 'Wl ..u\ d. t; .1li.I.' I. off .Çd l'iY \1. I.. 1; .t:tfl *> fAuu^bua 4», r<«v 2f_h:, *:|' hU.-t M'W Il • ApII7 Xn. (« \iu*n 4,1 **» »**Vo#o, Xw*n- VM* k 1 "1"" -\I.) c»n «lo iWw *u*v%, 4 1EMALE SERVANTS WANTED <CMtlaa*4>. HOl'^KMAri>H, KlU-heDUialds, an.l U«n«nU Hcrv»nte Wiiu(eti Iuuix^UAt^ly.—Apply at Kt^lntry 101. Kmleriek-HUvet, CartUlf. WXml7 "1 'ANTKP. I'wn Ouok, for ?a I faiinly _tiA ft f<»c«<<ry cO«r*c-t«r 1"Ù,epc"w.. Alpll, to Mi«- .rIH04. W«.fir4»rnl, i'"i.typ<>"l. l;hl; W'ANTKU uuuMxliAVtly, Flutit Houaetu*i<l». r*i*irU;Liv«.U Cnsocr&l 8«rr«tiU, from Uie c*)untry: ^(*>1 t:hU8CkN-}ln. KtxlerkK. Ue*4 JK«g><»try o:1. «.«•, Sa^ptir. jtiett. KtauiMd viiv*)iu^«. 19rahl7 "1\ J'F JIJII"'U¡! ( -¡U1.f- "ILt. i'alryju u and tt M ii;Apply ii hry Wurkiuan,Coc4iunt«w, CabiIc- < i.. i W'A^ll iwjinetlljfctely, (ior.eral Nurse.> Ihiiry- 1VANTKI». fcry cl-au. s.m- >T i.* »ll l!Au.iJ>. M r^. W. U. Hotkey, t. Ilcu- f'fcMA £ >>: >,±3.VfJ%I& WANT PHAGES. I :j;I: t:t:'¡::F M f •■■• H. J'-ue^ n h«|r<.« Registry, Pc^t-ortio#. 8t. H- .e- -•»« M ij>t yi1' ,\N I, ii flY mi PiinictKifJ p-rwi, ,>f th ir*uu:r. ii i\h»k.- A-liUv*» 6eønv. WtM<m Muil » •' '• Vs 11-luai-' 17; «un Wrtit at aM«j a't< l rU'an pUte; i ¡!i; )uuT»' ckartkci*?.—Apvly NWholl, -i auHhi; -x1 iu a <lonth.-uian's »▼ -A UlreA* k. lii4hoi r^r- *.• 1\ :r '▼ -•• r ftur.au- b kept goo-1 1_111 M. IL, WhUth JiaU Oætc. Car- Ifilhi i TM.KK \u¡t1,1 UY Hoi^k or i.«i;t;r^l to uuo.— Afi^y »"l, tic^t Kruitt-rh t-jUevt, t ardlif. \t^ANTKl>. by r*-ptcUH'e person aa Cook; don't object I \i:ibi.I,:1'I: c:: 2 -V., 1, ?? -? ??' ? "?' "? ? ?"?"'?"M?L???f.? i!?.t »? r u .ti C. i,y uiidak-a*«f.l Vvrtou. Addie^i H. < J I'. H -tr^et. Newport. Mou. t'lo KK.M'Ki TABl.K Wi<lo,r wanu one or two I'amilta' « Ciood Apply 60, t a'iiay^, t arui f. 2l3UliiO AlEJ). a .Situation -Xa Maid \° "'ou"t L..U. twelre f u.ott i«' '?* 01 Uri;i«u»aklug.-r., Stauip diBix*, AU-r g aveimy. 4')l9hiy SlTl'ATloNS Wanted 1,, 1, H* -,I 1!d", ,I,- n-ai la 9-d .WIJ ew U Waoted.—Apply, ut Mrs. .>harp»-K«^t«lry. Almrgavotiny. 2Hihl:J \Vr ANTED. by a^-xwl kvtcU«nma i d, I'Utu "r I- ''¡:jiX;I1:tùM* •S*ttty. IJff.'bU MAU: SERVANTS WÃNTED, Vt/ANTKD an 1' u.Ier (Surdencr; sw^ily. Y'H:Jl::Ij.ItP. trr: 1!o,; Ihiw, X.ichei). ruar Newport. '<4:6U;0 %ANTHU. >iut .Servant, well txperieuced tu f work; g<>cM ruower a:id pl'Ugbman; tuber, good h^nv t.r WeV^i pvt-ttrrvl. Api>y. iCatiiu *ge. reference, \I:{ v- *gia rvfiired. Mr. l>.kvi«i Harru. Bryollefrith, Cwru< ¡¡y..ed1. :Vnm4ci6. »y0hl9 "r ANTKl>, a (::r: in wn>; al«j Mivrtled Man, ▼ V for wu hii boude and gar<leu m fr>aiKl. » h o u*u thatcb, h'-ige. auddo farm work.—Apply to J'Jhu "4rl', Coedygoraj hon.«, i.Uoe lame. c. 'ar<iiff. '&4' Ti £ 2_ \\t A;.¿I;)t4?ri}i;:n till ▼ V >li<.hae l ui4M. to live in the Hou*e ii^»eral wage# «i»»u toll .)().I men.-Apply T C'aiubriau Uv:t:(, liuiry I'urt. ft¡:GI Y\F ANTtl>, a Yonrg Man. i1tLtu look after a t* 4tkd to make bmirttlf u^rful. M'lit «peak VVtUh. Apply K Bo wet.. I.Uey Mid, near Uw*' sea. lb:Sl I &rÿB;E..tT;t;¡J:B;1 ko* VT *lto tfuronghly u;»d«r» aud their <lut1e*.— Ap^ly (iott.»alti. Uoariu», ai> 1 Uu^hvj. il 'iae Ki>-bange. YYriLNTIiU M ouee, a Man m (cmWot t^ertaut, who If thoroughly urideni(anU« waiting at table, cleaning pUte. Ian.pi, &4. beell accustouied to carriage work axxut 'it! m :!léit' wu, and teetotaler age from W to "rdtrT! !loW 1 ,,u41 cb.ut<f "ruw. W' place 1u,bJt:rcnblè-Avly Ju.ige I! Hafudneddyn. Uuwilu. 2UlhU U'ANTtJ>, U4*ful Man, to UxA after two hor-MMi*ii>l a an..ill garden, -oul U-ntt Ixhko, Ac. Marrte*t uiau pre ferr^J. o b..u.zte-A1Jllay, stating W.eM &11..1. reference, tfJ li. Ll< lYUI Clcyt Hiidgend. l'"«7ohV7 | MALE 8ERVASTS WANT PLACES. AS < "A('HMAN .Il (ir<m and Coachman.-Situation NV.tiii.c.1, r.de-< aiid-lrtve* well; 'itietus' g.xid character, age 2ft.-Adtir«M J. B 74, Lower Brutd »trt«*. L'utiow. Sal p. .4^1 W },y »roiigh y e*p*-rieuce«l fuan. 8ituaCiou *▼ :a3,: prl:irl:iltJ': .to. alul greenhouse ¡,J..nt8. earl/ auU late forcing. Hower and kitchun girden.— J. C-, \\oaJu V»rn, I'outypooi, Mon. DI1 A')opsn }(:t't;¡;'ï;;n=HdlX'r io (•arden; thorou..h1 "1nnI; .1Wt: 14.:4 ""c week required; h "tt '°')11 clliUactt-r.-Afl,treas TKoma* jArvu, v ^t. Ocand-itaiul-coad. W\<l\:m4r..b..jlft, H.re(o"1.- W1 nI< V_rillAHr boy «eeki work a* <?eneral Helper on Firm, t« trden, Ac.; age lt>; cui uiuk.—Apply to Jonerf. Ty»y- coe-l. t'olLt..rdul..lJt. W»73 \,P a :1r;. no objection *o helping »f In^.irgeu, «»ge Adtlreii^ Z. W., Wt&r* Jfuo onice. Newport. „ -V>4hiy WlTl* ATION' .U Oroom .ui«)'CoMbnuun. Hgbt welgM, weU iu training; age ij; Wbt;lt' rrtIU\At:l-P, \'IUIlI' litrt, SW"I"' 2"67hli_ \VrANTKI> HUtMtiort on a Fariu. to by geueraily ;1_ I» Av^.y W. Kupvrra-strvet, CarulU. 2D4':hiy Yl'AN rEV., sit ution lJutlvr where v. is kept, of tL' .i^h 1111. "r "'r".uJt; i years auU "lUUfld' J.. lit.o character age »>; w..n1'J. R, 5, \t:!4Hil.-t,erT"M- t'fairfa.h, l.tan.ui >. i^rma.-thci.^lare. jRotrl £ »frbant$. FEMALE SERVANTS WANTED. i n,R.4\1 i:i Muail ro«m;er.ial Hotel West c* fcugiand. — Full particular^ eiperieuce, age. J 24, > tllIlt.l'f\r'\1uf ^4Wul7 ,\r &. ¡t\p!=åfi if partiouUis, to Thr^e salruous Hotel. C^k. Ur AN VKD, Ko^m Wøitr. abo atber1u..itÎ. -Apply Penary Hoeei. Penaitii. -2"JWh1J Y\'ANTEl», a gcMul l'i»iu 1'ook. wiling to ma^e herself II gcueittiiy it-ieiul.-Apily Mrs. JuuvJ. Povth Hotel, I P,mh. iUlb23 CHX>K Wante»!. 1 h'.fKi^hiy ;r1e'lW(;.Au Cook, well up m her wrk tiowrai wage>; v-"Uif<.rtal>tehoniu n > Mui»<lay bUIÑ- Ajo 1Lfer"'uo:d KiWaeuaiaiU r Vnder "'K,t: nnK be well up in vookiug rcgetaole! chop*, and s«i-aki. Ac —Apply Kwn.s^ud ^vu, Koyai Al»*rt Keiitaurani, cp.J"Ùr. Mon. :åi'ih11 Ai hitrbty r*>*pe«tahlo aul ttoof«)ugidy e*pe- r;oi:c« l ti».u. i<>r a <jui k Lottntvr tra te go<od r^f-r.^n -A""I Mm. lierUr-, J.II"tU Hotel. i>ock* (t N«wpo»4. Mon. hU lIrANTKD. a n<»od <on\ a?w Waltre^ both to a>«Ut II a.th itoumrwork.-Apply WiUiant 1\ Hotel, NVwport, :î:j:(\IO-ê t tor I'ounter i'lhb:Î" J fiveloj\ ) r" Meisr.-i. Suttou and [•. Cnmbrokf f>ock. 2-04h 'tperiwvd Waif.: uqm be i.,y and "'i tu M good refeieiKe-> au. a*c fro.a Mr*. HJ.;or'. 111way Uotel, 1Jock. ^0lh2U U'A in :i.:oerb! r i .»n teen uwl to tho budiue* I'^dre v. ^iy Mr«. Pri*, Imperial ll<>fel. t £ KALe: rttKVANTS WANT PLA.CBS, YY*A-1' io-i-e-;table and energetic Youug "P .);t:d¡Zt. a8 It1J:JelhW;r;'iC rt acoLHfc.u.ed t-» up p unier trate; )uglte»t ruf-r»;r.c<!«.— t;}1,12.t ¡i' :f¡:I:; ,å;.b\.t rC¡;j! VH U:tnu.t: wrli olucatwl avid reti{,oh:é-c:it; t-.U; loeJV\nt:oc:ell-Pe staM salary, MoUie. 4tS,: Covkburn- itrcet, t:)8. CardiJt. 2465 llanuaid, or to Manage Vatdts, by experieuceil Person. •igeJv. alaeng .gcd.-jit., >ew Tree Cottage, Longbttrn. INNKKtt'KH'4 l>a<tghter wuhes 8\ r>wn:aid. At; .d. A,ioJu. No. 6, Mouuow Biitigo..M >H- moutu. I^>06h20 A D:l:ULN1hÕcyI «*ud ener^eU<- >oiuig V^Mtow Lady as tWmaid — M r. George ui vfr. t;!e Vuf rval. t:H1doJrroc,r. Gloot;er-Hhhe [!J15h' YY'^ l*1'/ ex;*ilenoed Young Lady. Ke-etigs^ement »l Ktnit kil. two yean*' reference.—Ad^lro.* rf Kefn^h- Itl n: K<:«iua, tJ4rr' Court Stdti<ltI. Hereford. ?Jth:.ll UrANTKI>. by innkeepers daughter, Situation IV liar- maid; not I'^eu >iitt before v give the ttrs'. uiuuth a«ei3.—X V. po"t.(Jm. Culeford, OlOl.Jcœt.eNhire h20 \r ;t highly r«:npeciablo fartuer's da'igliU-r, Ke- engag~ni*'tit lWtn.ud or Maoager«t.is iu a go<»i Hotel. -Ad.Itma U M, ,1+' MaU. CardUt. 2Ui«bS)) MALE SERVANTS WANTED UrANTKI). a Young Man accustomed to b«»ttJin^ «piriu •■ p«.ri*-r. Must make nin?.t gcnerUly Oieful.— Apply. r»ta'iti«c r* fertnc s, age, aud wagea re<|Mlred, to Ihe (•t^Ji g e Kr«*ery, Aberdare. !W7'JiJi ¥ TNDKK U':M' wante«l. Mm' have ¡¡no" cha:.cter and be bi. to to h.l.App:y Kapor s B..I, C.- 224Jli 17 MALE SERVANTS WANT PLACES^ b or it r.llliar >Urker m flrstiiass lloUl; se»en years' three years present 1Üoc.u.LJvu.-Bt:ard. 1.IIIlJ lYeorky. u Ø;1 WlLLIAKl^.—Waited. Kv eugagoai«it as Marker, llea<l or .single, in good Hotel- f l .wt hail et;r cuce In g<.od i'uMk Rvo ^hui Loiidott, Jrjght years' utwluniaUe reference. —C. U»on, Roea Club, Koaw. 1b11 Clerks ant) itlanagrrg. CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANTED \rANTKI». intelligent Youth, »b»ut lo. for (*a«h I>«4k; A"]t;l:-fïà¡'¿'r Co., T: |j. Hnu-street. Cardiff. 232811# AN rKD. i«.r an MWce, ai\ tnteU'.gent YouUi, age not r.Ftl t' ?'  sh'^rthaod.— Apply J 13, h uttm M<ul, Canliff. 2'.(J.j}11 A :r1í""r t;:itliI:.t.h retërcu:i; II to K. M. Hauu. Aberainan, Abe/.iarc. i«dU>u \\rANTKD, 4LIerk ?i Coa?. wbo "A gi,. XI?-) I I sccuritt: witges 30s. p., w-k. -A ldx««m e:ic l <mmg ,ft'rt"uœ8. J 4, Westesn Mail Ottice, Cardiff. t:a;1W- /fv 'f <KRVfH VA<'ANCIE8,—Jua« and August cext *> ry &Kb-XJOO, li—26. c.or_ctleuœ "-1- "'M." IW 1'li"' (eight t\rp:). I'i.excelled, "Ihl" Civil t!e Cuido 'r-'( r. Sk?r, t.ndnu. \>.C. 11 CLERKS AND MANAGERS WANT PLACES. UnRAt't.?s r«tmting H.? Man uout.?orKf?,?. .J IUfmL H.I"' r«ter«noeA.— Adtlresa Wt$frn .tH t»:nce. Lu..lit' 244jh K'?'?.?''? ?? ??" ?"'?<?'?" b io. i i'" J J ^he»t Wf^ teueus and Security.-Apyly ? Mad «Hh^e. Canliff. :l4U1) W A r r ::U7i\u:.1.='.Ar:. u /t 'n. MettiiyrTjMttl. _bl A,, "?' by Yomig M?, In S1^1M.Ur "r u.n"Y"r'd "l1h'1:3 001.1 "tlIr; good r«*erwo^-jljrW^(^«ac,l^Sff!  ■ ««tking and writing t??h.tu.tt.,?.,? A c'??u.?.M?rTM?nd.ut?u?er- w m,, cousi«U*ratlon.—ADi-ly J 16, I • • -1 • i k .s H11». Ad«eni»r —ik*~ it^S geuT^nt iu 1 J M '.rtI.,e ,llJ U.JOk.iLt.er, l:orqøpou'let1t J.U rt: .r.t¡Utl '?"f.-A;? AN 'r f™' to'dMlirutM obuin' ,.>yuwjut or Accooixtancy Wo*k Strictly priv%t« and coiiti- <unooiai*. J o, lV<f'en %„i .nt')?, ?.-?'' '"?? ■ — 214MI ".I.tant.. vVr. SHOP ASSISTANTS WA-SIt,D. J )ttt' 11"trrlø:t;}t'J I > ) »* Pu-h i ngJunj. hand tdai )1:\1 '??.. ?.?'?!)!.u*? i457h» 1 'r..ugh!yv«po:i.?nc«d Young 'tj<ryDt?.trtuMutt.-A)iP!i' i' '<? Swansea. :Mui B .t I"¡ ")f1l1:f81J ? .w?, '\??'?,?.????? *J30h21 i 1'" t¡. ;d'' I:;U;¿ AMKMUfc*. (X.i i*eo.i«u> M** »•»' utw ror <' i riu>ri'ir»U \Vlu »lth 'f'HnI lv.KK jl»r.. Ui J. Lewis. j,, t ^IU-Unkrv "¡'A ,17 U", I 40,1 a'.?M '■^ -WauMH a pushing Junior, atoooe, for U>e ,>f ^Ihlug preferred.-Appl* M.»n tf.*rt*iivrn Altianoe. t'h<«itenhani. tS'8h3g \V" f,Vv"u« — BB»W .net M.runr. muR l)UAl*KKv. U«U I«n«, Aber»»on. "n-^uirw > APP*T *'■ *»*fyTU-«trMSt Swan* *JUhl7 .I U.:u4au A»b U. uu8r.tw. 4IÑ n. vfU8d. ^t)ou *$6uitanis, v\* r | SHOP ASSISTANTS WANTED (CoatiAU«d). "I \UAFKUY.—Wanted Jmjne<Uately. a good Junior Young \J Man, Welsh.—Apply, with full partlcuiars, to Morsaii andTUiu^Mi, Hanelly. 22o>l 5 u 1 \ItAl'KUY.— Wanted, tui improver, or Juuior X* tant.—A4>ply to E. Thouias, Golden Key, Mountain A.- b •SOotitl DKAi'ffi*. 1 1. Lewlrf, Aburdare, has a Vacancy for an experteiia*l Youug Man for thy ]>rai«nr; must be a g"od saieniuau and wiu-low dresser. State full particulars. **e, vip<ncuce, Adtary, 4:. m4hl7 PKAFERH. — Wantetl luiniyiliately, active, ouick A Stewly Hauil, for General l>n»pery Welsh must be g'i wiudow dxe«er.—Apyljr O. G*forge, Hirwaiu. 22^4h2l 'IVi i>ltAPEK.S.—Wanted, a Young Man a d Junior A*sls- tiauUi; sfcLso <aci Appreniuo to Uie Drapery.—Apply .l, iugh. es and Co.. Llaneily. 2l?i0h-0 I iH.\PJ'iKY.«-WaijW, pushing Junior Young Man accustomed to d<x»r and win d ow dressing.—Ah'y D. l.ew i a. Io, Duurotreet, C«rdilf. 's1jVu2u HIKIW,—Wanted, smart Salesman and Stockk>. -ept r must be thoroughly ntciviy, and have lirst-cU^ ie f u- ren<-es.—t.lutterbuc. aud Co., Sw.au^a. ]y.» hl7 rl^ F>rapers* A.-wlstduts,— Wanted, a respectable Jutki')r A Hand.—A|>ply, staling teiuis and reference, to Mi. i GHOCtlKY.—Wanted, Apprentice or Junior; nunc be steady and Industrious; WeUh preferred.—Apply l>. J., Hlgh stre«.t, Ferndale. 2^26hl9^ GKoCEE»Y.—Wanted imtoediatety, a goo« i strong Ap- prentue, iue«A to hocw^.—Apply W. f Evaus and Co., American I'roduce S;orts, l'outypridd. !tUC>7hl7 lUK'KH Y. —Wante-I, Two go^ni Junior Hatub; Welsh preferred.—Apply to W, Pegler and .Sjij. Poniy* GK«»CF.UY and 1'foviMi.u Truie. —Wanted, a strong Junior.—Apply Vt illiaiu Harris 144, High-street. Mer- (1K,n. 'KHY aud Proviiioi^. —WantetJ immedi^uly, un eii^rien -e l Assistant; mu>t be a g'>xt Ka l e-uan st .te full pjrticul:»i >. -A d dress A 1, IKeaff/ u 11r AS rt.L». an Apprentice to Grocery and Vrovid'»i\ f I Apply W Uliaiu Harris, 144, lligh-strvMa- (1 i;i -( i: I'r Wanted, a good Hand Weldi. T 1. Llaneily. l'i«ih-J ;• :i ut May, exper i enced Sa!t. -.iM\.m,»n A# ;• ^.eru-nce. oal^ry, and photo., to l>. K iMvk*. i'ootau nt.- c >la..ufaccitrer, 2uk High-street, N'«w* pw»t, Mw.». 2424h20 MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS WANTED. DKL.SSMAKKluS.—Wanted immediately, au expcri«.nc.d ,-Koi. d iiuiul.—Apply, stating uge, salary, and eipe* rt to Jones and Co.. Foutypridd. 2j4h':J MI I.LINKR Y. — Wauted, aa experienced Young Lady.— Api ly. giviug fuli partioulars, to J. Lewis, New-street- 91 r Neath* 23Wh2-g U'ANTtlb ^toncc, au experienced iouog Laiy for the Milimcry Department.—Apply C. Jones and Co., 4. 1 kiiKS^MAKEKS an d M»utlemakeru.—Wanted, several XJ si-ectally-^ood Hkirtmakers au«l B<»Uc«maker. Also guod Mantle Uttu-W.—Apply to Samuel Hail, High-street, MILLIN'KKY.—Wanted, at ouoe, au experieuctnl Hat 'lruumer must be quick aud stylish. — John Jones, Dialer, Mertnyr. *j0oh"i2 I VKESSMAKlN'lf.—U. Lewis, Aberdare, bis Vacamks for au expcrienoail Second Hand aud a l so a good Skirt JUmi.—Appiy immediately, stating age, experience, and i— y 22l<>hvl DKESSMA KIN'—Wju led imme<liate i y, several lm- provers and Apprentices.— App.y at 5, Edwards-piat-e, I vUK.M AKlNl». —Wantei F imuiediately. Appien i ices aud 3-J Improver;—Apply to Muis Davie*, t> $ New Uxford- WANTED, First and Secon d H*nd Mdlmerd, accustome d II to .serve; and a Young Lady for Fancy. —D. K. KvottJ, l>r;t^r. Aberavon. a.WnJ) YVANTED, a wpectabtj Lad as Errand Boy.—Apply to v| D. Anthuuy, Chemist, JV, St. Mary-street, Car* 'T'o BAKERS.-Wanted, a Young Mau, ts Bake aud X JMiver with cart mint I* sober, indujtrioiw, aud pvo- duce «»^ jd chandler.—Appiy J. Spiekett, Wliitcburib. Car- CA11PKNTKRS aud Joiners Wanted.—Apply to Charles Miles, Builder, Newport. 2427htt) r*M> Harness Makers.—A Young Man Wanted (Indoors); X rnusi be steady. — Apply Mc. Farmer, Sa-idler, U*ANTED, steady Young Mau, of good addrea-<, with knowledge of Ship Store tra-ie preierred. — Kopery, U <*ttn Mau, Cardiff. '.4*>>hiy ■JAKEitS. Wanted, gO'xl Biead Hand. A1.k> strong AJ Youth, to assist and make hlnL-Hiif useful iu Grocery.— V». Vh >mas. Llandrindod WeU-t. UKoCfcKY.—Wante^ L a stroug, a.tive Young Man, to Deliver Goo d and <»ssLit at the counter. —Apply, with full particulars and references, George Joues, Abercaru. h2u U'ANTED, Young Man as Porter iu thy and Spiri1 l 'raue. Wl.l Ua^e charge of one horse, l^rafereucs given to one accustoated to cellar wjrk,—Apply, penoually, to E. Jeuiuiu, Spirit Dealer. U'ghMtreet, Swans*;a. 244yti^J U'ANThD, for a large C olliery, a tli'jroughly counxtent r'lt-top Weigher.—Aduroas, e.atmg experience and referenceti, hk 3, Jtfuu ijiitoe. Ciuddt. OolilW U'ANTED, Capitalists, Agiiculturuu, and others in Canada. Free Giants of 10U to 2*x) Acres ot Laod arc given by the t*nadian Go>crumeiit. N' ewiy issued iiiiu* tr iu.*u aiid autii«nti<; pamphlets, nuips. and full inform *tiou r>.speetiag Manitoba or any other pan of Canada—iu rw- sou»\ef. traile, demand for labo'u, wag^g pai.l, A:.— rfupplied lr.;e.—'i' b o CAoadian Gvvernuient UtU.-a*, 1^, Water-street, Lr. -i poo Iboec f | X> Sa«ldiers,—Wanted at ouce, a good Geneial Hand.— A Apply W. Davles, Caerphilly. 23d^U22 KULL Turner Wauted for a large Tin*plate Works; must he weil up in all classes oi work uud able to furnish *o testimouiais.—Address J Id, H'Mrnt J/uW Otlice. GIRLS Wauutl, to do li^h: l'acking.—Apply, 10 to U morning. 16, Muira^place (Kiuk^idldings J. Car dirt. I& £ lil9 W ilEKLWitKiiir Wauted, with satl i fa-tory reference ftotu iajc, place.—Apply J. An.^tee, lm;.leiuen; „nd Wneelwnght Wor L i, MiUicenWtreet, Cardiff. 2^x>hiy LADIES' Uutti.tlTig. — Wanted, an Errand Boy; also Appreutiue«.— j W. L*nc, W, Crockherbtown, Confectioners.—Wanted, a steaiy Mau at the above X u.uat uuderstand the oveu aud stove ««U.—Apply to G, Jeukias, b, Dukeotreet. Cardiff. 2-6hi9 HA 1KDKESSERS.- Wantw i a; once, a good Ha rrcutter fcinl Sinver; Witges 12s. par week, indoors.—Apply J. W. t -.s, Fenulale. 230bhl7 Confectioner* and Bakers.—Wanted iuunediattly, an X eipenen*cd Mau welt up in both branches.—Apply J 17, MaU Uttice, Cardiff. gfoUiW SADDLKK.—Wanted, a thoroughly go«* l Light llam .— Apply T. PoweU, <j, High-sueet, C*rdidA 22d)hl7 YV ANTKD, a ct<oog Youth, or 17, fox Warehouse li work.—Stata last employment, Witges, Ac., to J 14, h«sf#»M ui<,CarvUff. 2i<>3hl? \r ANTED at once, some good Fainter* and Paperhang>*rs. —Apply to u, aud S. Marquiss, 46, Uxford-street, VV'ANTED, a Cooper for two or three months.—-Apply li J. C Coatb, brewery, Bruigeud. 'i^ihki U_ 'ANTKD, Two gxxl Wheelwr ghts, acenstomed to country work com*taut work.—Apply to W. Davis, Crcwsvane. Llautivaut. j £ fowsh21 U' ANTED, go»Ai liaircu'.tcr aud Shaver.—Apply, perso- nally, to Edward Uwinnutc, 2, Uarbert-street, Cai* Yl* ANTED, 7ndoors, a goo I. strung Uoy. i T or 1U, w assist II in bakehoute, und heip deliver Bread.—Cb.«. Gti f tiui. Cefn Coed House, Windsor-road, Pemu-bb. ^6oh21 r | Hj Fattemwakers.—Wanted, a jp>od, sober workman; X wage* ^i. pei day.—Apply to T. Lewis, KuoruUla Founi l ry, t'ontypudd. 2^2"ihl7 S.VDDLE1JY 'I'RADK.—Wanted, Apprentices.—Apily W. MilwarU, Saddlar, llorss Exchange, Carditl. l'.i8i<2i, U' ANTED, a respectable Married Man reference required. — Apply, pertoualiy, to Cardiff Milk Supply Company, W <^A l coc^*wUtet, lloatu. 2lilniv) ^|Hi Futk Butchors.—Waoted, rwtvx-Uble Youug Man to X Kill and to aaist with small goo«is.—Haggett, C'liftou- W'AN I ED, Apprt'iitice to th»; Architectural Carving; 11 small preiumm. —Apply W. H. Woriuleightun, sculptor, 9, Lower t athedrid-road, Cardiff' 2i45h2u U* ANTED, suiart Junior for PawubruAiuff and tt<* i s Business- Fersoiuilly or Ly letter, A. Bloom, U^, Couiuiiicial-rotttl, Newpoit, Mou. 21"^2h'A) MACHINISTS.—Wanted iiunied ately,an experieuct!»l X Machinist for the 1'ai.oring tratie.—Apply E. J. Baker, 6, Croekuerbtowu, C*rdin. 2lluhl'j HAIRDRESSERS.-Wanted, Ywni r Maii7 i o«*t shaver and h.urcutter. Also Youth.—Apply P. P. Eurle;, i r | ^J BAKERS.—Wanted, a tf'.od Secoud Hand, un d to X make hi selt useful. — Apply WiUiaiu William. 34, U*AN'TE1>, a flrst-cisirtii Wh«dwright. —Apply T. aker, 122. VN elUngtou-street, Canton. Cardiff. WANTED, agv^id Trouper-maker; constant empioymeu C —App.y Lewis Davied, Tailor, Ac., fcediiung, near Y Y" Voung Man, Situation as Weigher, Store I™ Keener, or Fosition of lYunt. Soctuity. U require 1. — Address V. Z H taitn^Maa, Office, Cardift. YV ANTED, Situation as Foreman Boilermaker iO ytars' II practical expe-neuoe. llioroughiy conversant with Und ami u.ariue b«jllers, girder*, Ac. A dt l re.->s Dd. Thom.ts, i> Mackworth-terrace, Thomas, Swausea. 24lVh_3 MAsTEU BAKKllS, -Situation Wanted <U .Siuelo Hand or SccMid, witli kuowiedge i email goods.—Ad-iie*s E. «• Tcai/oi. SiK-p, Aheravon, Forti'albot. 23l/Jii2i I DV't.l<TisKtt, holding master's certlAcat4, with g\K*i ex- « *■ perieuce a-» uiate of large tagamet's, and 14 years' sea service, is Jcniu u< of obtaining Employment on Shore, either atliome or abroad, in any capacity where a good education ai^l his seafaring experience would be of service; highest refereuces.—Ipoe, 2, Corporation Buildings, Bute-sueet, Car* Y Y 'ANTED, a Situation as Overman or Under Manager II TborougaJy practical. Can look after a sinkin^ pit. Accustomed to tile u.-« of «lynaiuite and electric blasting. Kaiisiactory testimonials.—Api ly J 11, H taUm Mail "thee, l i AKKKS aui f Confpctiouers.—Wanteil, a Situation as XJ Second Hand g<xid referenu.<s.—Addrees F. W., 2 Hard- Ur A ICIIM AKEKS, JEWELLlTi<S Ac.—Yout»g Man want* tMtuatiou; >.an cylinder, Ac.— W Jenidiw, 1, Cowley-4treet, Newfouudland-roifcd, hristol. £ Zi. n' l fI^O Kkkers and Coufectioners.—HespectaV>le Man seeks X Mtuation ai First or Single; good reference. —K iy, Master Printers.—A practical Machiuetaau i.n seeking X Hitu-itivn. Can assist at case. Good tebt i moniuo.— Wuart^ule. n s# JiiaJ. (Jardiff. !■> Ciabelln«5, agenw, itr. TRAVELLERS, AGENTS, to,, WANTED. 11FAN*TED, an active and intelligent Representative for ,r A .J :t libk: t;tI;J)r¡eM:Uh .hÜe ani aouth Wales. — Appiy, sta'lug a.; and present eiu- ptO'IüOO' K 1, WUUm Maw, C.wlr, .lb. AGENTS W'anHil for the Industrial Branch of the London, A G"«l r* r»f V •< Manager, Mr. W. W. W.r^ m ior Tydvll; Mr. H. C i.i v• *rdiit or to Mr. S. J<;■' f n road. Swansea, (h^j -1■ A i' i: j llute i Trades, by largo, Firm > ? Coutinentai Wine Merchants (with Loudon Branch), il. every town or district throughout the kiugdom really good men libera*1/ treated.-lenna and refe- ren.e to M. M. and M., care of S H. euckao, if. Fleet-street, Londou. n 2W YY'ANTF D, foe Cardiff, an Agent of good aiddre^w, to push, II ou conimidaion, a Speciality Ur^ely adopted ly ruan fMctursrs uù the pootlo I(Mra111. l'he article has be«.-r awarded 2- priie WC"I.1Jud.-Alhu\8Ii L. S.. h e.e:terll AtaU OWee, Cardiff. 1W..UI lJ Ur ANTED, a responsible Representative m .'south Wales for an okl-estabdshed Brewery, State salary required, what security, connection if any coi>iee of teetimoiual-t to be end-ied. Address Moua, Wttfern Si ail, Canlit. M177 i j\(te wages £ j, Iv.dJos gotxl oli ly required.—Kep4y, en- lone •«. »n,p, burlaw Company, Varuworth. 'H\ ^IMIE Uoyal Liver Friendly Soctoty, of Liverpool, require* a X Few Ageuts, Coll«ctor.4, and fanvassers.—Appiy to the L- .-al Ago- t., Charlt:1I :t;dwud,. 36, Great Fredertck-screct, Cardiff. 2075d U*ANTKI>, i«y one of the largest Butterlne Manufac- turers in Holland, a Gentleman who hatt a reaiiy tirnt- ola.%4 conite-.i.on arnongn w*tine "Y'?? to act A,'nt fL?l S<-uth Wahrs. Liberal commissiou allowed and I"gt, rdo- 1't.'¡¡'A:I ifjuiretl.— Address J 1, Ut'il' .\1. urtktl, t'ar* Wr. *!2t>h^j 1>ERSONS wh<> have spare or whr.le time at th.,ti-Ji tu.iy .,r.- th:r incomes Ly aH¡l,w.r to Mr. U F, Uilben, .51, Cathays, Candtt. 2047d IV aSTF.D, a thoroughly respectable Person, of gowl ad- vl «ir«i»f to Solicit Orders for Beer aud i'orver on salary Ai.d commlwion (or iUl old-cStahUsih^d linn. Preference given so. lU" with a "OOÙ connection. Security .I(t refe- rencea n;,¿ulre..1.-Addrud 11 14, Wt'tN\ Jtfiul Uffice, Car* 4>l,t :iW4hl G-H:;¡;jiy¡¡;¡n;r;;y¡.e:w¡¡;t.ed, p".bIDg Y.?.g M., 8d Travedvr. wholesale and rvtaU lU' be tborntll)' experienced D¡j speak Wh —Apply, utatiug IUj i<articulars, P., H tMrm Utlk", Cardiff. 196t3il7 A:U1 li:Oi: b nemUy Society iu the world liberal -ply Mr. (.ieorgy Uu"b(", o'J, Sanquhar-strect, .l&t .MooN, \lUwlf. 190*1 AGESTHWanvsd. calling upon iiotmaed Vic-taaUeri) and others, to Sell Lslels and Corks.—Address tVjrk, 17, r |^RAN EI.LEU W'aiite<l in Carrliff District for a New In- Jventiou just ont. -A J-. Kerry, l^-x d eu,  ..??.  )?ir If '?u Want to Make Money dsrots t whole or parf f your tune to \h \}hUl ,A Onlera lot one or lOON of Mr M*.)K,n.i.,Art?. U?ry. or?ec?l??S?J.' ?'?.S??'?? by '"tter.'o Mr- )<)chM.?:QiJt.?Jt. t;o :r"hr-h;;¡;r;f'-tïi;:J: I wwgly earoeti. No experleuce re«auii«\ — Send ad- .T-?t .u..t? ?.?.h?."?'?J??'' ?1?' TRAVEUJERS, AGENTS. *c„ WANTED iCgaU»u»4 l r ANTKD. Collectors and Canvassers for the Is ryes t vv Friendly Society In the w* rid H»**ral terms.—Apply, V^tweeu hours v» f 4 and 7, to JuHi- T. Hintow, 1, Sun*atT««t, Splodauds, Cardiff. l»»l WRKKI.Y and upwards maybe easily and honestly 3*m realised by Persons ef either sex without hindrance to present •ccuyatiso.—Ksr ^arti<-u)art, 4^ en lose ad* ire.e d envelope ts Evan^. Watts, and Company (P 71). Mer- chants. Sirtaingbsss. This is genuius. 403d AGENT.?. <' r V. s Managers, Music Tea hevj Wanted, to obtain Orders for Piauos, American Organs, and Har- moniums. Hiie Hysteui. Good commission. None but respectable persons noe l apply,—J. Eentlfy, Small Heath, ALL who Wi.di to Make Money easily and eiiickly at home write J. Murray. 105. C'rofton rosd. London. H. K 11714 WANTED, Two or Three Furnished Rooms for a Lady lv i.nd iJenih nian in the nei<ihi«ouxUo'«l of Koath.— Avply. teriiis, Ac., to Williams, 131, Cluyuo W'alk, Chelsea, VYOl'N'O Trenchrnan is ilc^ir<ms to And immediately near T. V U Statiou a comforiable Home, with Uiatd or partial board, at low prices.—Apply J b, IFttfrm Mail, APARTMENTS TO BE LET. g 10MF0RTARLE Furnished Apartments for Two Young V^» Men, or Married Couple; terms moderate.— !M, M- ira- pkkCe. Cardiff. 'J441 h-3 j igMFORTABLE Apartments at Penarth qidet situation y Uithroom terms moderate.—Apply, by letter. K 2, Uaii urti'e. Card:ff. J{4Jlh20 ri^'» Let, unfurnished. Drawing-room and Bedroom b-nus X v>. i> mo-. orat". — 8 0, King's-roatl, Canton. CnMF< >)iTABI-K, homely Apartments for One or Two Ucntlem«u, with or without attendance near trumcarg. —Apply Severn-road. Canliff. 24l3h23 wi<h f imlly, desirous of Letting part of H i• >1 or partly furuiahed.—Apply 17, Jdiues-sir m ••« .I.liff. Woihl'J (■^E.VTt.t \t N u. ,to recommend Apartments where I ii.- :jy comfort for tlureo years. Terms iu<j d ei:«:e. J Mail, Cardiff. 1811hl6 V BEDROOM an d Sitting-room to Let; well furnished. —Apply j, Woodvide roatl, Cathay#, Carditl. '/i^>h\7 L^CRN'ISHKD Ap;vr'.metiti or Lixl^iugs for two young X niesi. 2 o, KiiiK's-road, Canton, (. y ditf. 5fiM4iil7 IOlKlINGHfor aTespec'.able Female,employe^l out; terms J Vvry DKxlerate.—Apply 2:, liavt-luck-street, I'pjier IIN'F'UKN'ISHED Apartmeow U> l#i iu Richards-terrace. —Apply 12, W'-iurnMaii Canliif. W33h21 rIX> !<»•{, L' l'furtii-'heJ Apartments,three minute*' walk from X trie G. U. K Hallway Station. — Apply 44, Tressiliau* EAR Langland B»y — Board and Residence, or psrt- menus. H-mse dedghtfuiiy situated.—Address Mrs. WidUuus, 3, LangUmd Villas, Mumbles. 2179h2U IOJ-Htlb'GS.—Sitting Room aii<l Bedroom, suitable for J one or two young gentlemen.—Apply W., care of N\ Merry, Grocer, Llandaff. 2137n2U CiOMFoKTABI.K Home for Lady, or Oent fooun and l^udy; pleasantly situate«i; fifteen minutes' walk G. W R Station.—Apply Poasussion House, Woolastou, Gloucest«r- APARTMENTS.—A Sitting-room aud Bedroom to iA-t for two gentlemen; te. per week.—Apply 67, Cockburu- straet, Catliays, Cardiff. 2145h2U APARTMENTS (Unfurnished), Middle Room and IVont Beiirooiu. iu Miskiu atrett; terms moilerate.—Apply J 7. IFtsfertt ifdi/, Cardiff. 21461i2o "VT"lCKLY*PUR>ilSHKD Aj«artmenta to bs Lot at Vs. i*r -.v week.—Apply 21, Phillips-parade, Swansea, 20»4hl9 g'lOMFORTABLE Furnished Apar:rneuts for gentlemen moderate terms.—10, Edwaid-pUus, uear Tan StMion, COMFORTABLE AiuirUnents, well-furulslH^l, for one or J twoGeutlemeu use of bath.—Apply 12, Miskiiwtrvet, A PARTMENTS fur one or two Gentlemen, near O.W' R y. i«- .station; hot aud cold water bath terms moderate; references required — H 17, H'estera A/ail, Cardiff. 204Uil9 /COMFORTABLE FVirnishM Apartments to be Let at if, V Dumfries-place, Carllff, for a gentleman. 2U51hl9 APARTMENTS, Weil fvimiHhe»\ and coinfortablc, witii or without board; use of piano and bathroom suitable fur one or t«o geutlemeu terms moderate.-W, Richmond* r | ,ENBY.— Comfortably Apartments to be Let, furnished; X good sea view.-Apply Orockford's Library, 27< 09hl7 COMFORTABLE F"umLsh<Kl Sitting-room and Bedroom for a Oeutleman or Two Friends.—Apply 14, Longcross- street, Roatli, Cardiff. l96dhl7 trNPVRNLHHED Aiartinen*—1To Let. Two ot Three Rooms.—Apply at No. t>, Mark-street, Canton. Car- N- EATH.—Wanted, a comfortable Four*ioomed Hou*e in a •lui-jt, resectable neighbourhood by Mrs. Moiris, 0 rcharaj4Ueet, Neath. 2366b22 1_1^ANTED, with early jxjev^don, Country Residence II within easy di.tance of Cardiff. Rent ix.t exixe«l *78. —AVP-y. giving partictdars of position, accommodation, k: B. A Glamorgan Club, CaMiff. 2i35h20 SWANSEA.—House Wanted, Rent or Purchase elevated l<o.dtiou uot le-s than si* lK-dcooui*. thn-e slUing*rooru» und usual offices.- Box 106, Pvst-odke, Swan^a. Wl-7 DWELLING-HOUSES TO BE LET. tenn, pU»;w»antly situated Family Residence, staudingin its own grounds of al>out 10 acres, within easy reach of two Stations, aud couuiuiug four aitUng-rooma, nine bed and dressing rooms, three servants' rooms, capital offices, and ex- cellent stabliug, with coachman's rooms; beautiful pleasure grounds, shooting over SOU acres, good flsuing; close to Church and Post-office, 'wo Packs of Houuds uievt near by. Rent mo^lerate.—A^ply Mr. W' Griihihs. Estate Agent, PENARTH.—To Let, fumishod, with liiuuevliate posses- sion, Bermuda Villa, Cllve road, south aspecr; good sittiugj*nd U\l j oom accommodation.—Apply the»e. 2045b 19 ^I^O Le t orn 24th June, Heathdeld House. Plymouth* X road, Penarth, two minutes from station. Three reception rooms on ground ttoor. Fine sea view.— L PurneU, Glen View, adjoining. 2336h.1l SEASIDE.—To Let Furnished, snug Kight-roorued Cottage, e%ay distinct from shore and station.—Miw Jenkins, GLOSSOP-PLACK.—House to Let, with immediate j>oi- aevion, containing four bedroouu, drawing, dining, and breakfast rooms ground door, kitchen, aud convenient offices; g K> d garden.—Parti; dars apply B Id, fFesfrm Matl Office, rI^O l>e Let, King's Vale Villa, C irdiff-roM, Newport, Mon.; X contraiiy situated. — Apply W. L. Heard, N.wport, TO be Let or Sold, rUat-n-y-Cwm Huuse, Sfonknash, with 11 acrw Pasture and Ct»verts, Immediately on the sea. W as built iu 1366, au 1 has beeu held on lease by Lord Aher* dare, and since by F. R. Crawjhay, Fa-j. thrt-e receptiou- r< oius, seven bedrooms, good water supply. The ghosting over the estate of 1,600 acres, between the Dunraven and St. Donat'a Estates, both strictly preserved, may ba rented by thy tenant, or the whole estate would be sold.— Apply to Meagre. Edward lira'Uoy aud Son, Cow bridge or Messrs. Steph>'iuou and Al*nan<ier, Cardiff. &>i4o COUNTRY Res «'enoe, four miles from Cardiff. Two feittmg-rooms domestic offices, four be d rooms, gars.eu, orchard, and land rent moderate.—W. an I S. Hern. Land r po be Let, posdessiou .Mi' i suramer, a Si?ml Detached Vill_a, X 8, Glauiuor-terrace, Cplands, Swausea. containing ten oms.— Apply T. H. Davies, Auctioneer, lg, Union-street, |>KNARTH.—W fndior-terraoe and Kymia-terrace.—Cob X venient Houses to Lot; ut luode'aie rents.—Apply Messrs. Hern, aruiff. 3'2Wto KDATH-ROAD, Cathcdm'roivl, Richmood-rea W Gordon* load, South (kove, Park-place moderate rents. »«*e our May Regiate f — W. and 8. Hero, Estate Ageuts, DWELLING H»UBES TO BE SOLD 1^X)R Sale, several Uouw-Coburn-ttreet, Harriet*street» RJjhar'iS-sti-eet, Wo'sl?ille-roa».l, Bo»i(ord-streef, Tre<le* garvllle.—12, JauM-square, Koath. Car-lilt. »t '.4h23 HOUSE, 101, <!owbriilge-road, Cardiff, for Sale—six bed* loom4, bath, and lavatory complete.—Apply on the ClAUDIFF.—For Salo, Bijou Residence, with biitiar t-rooru and greenhouse; 4 bedrooms,—John Jeukiiui and <. 0 Pbij harmonlc Chamberj, Cardiff. 13i8h20 r | X) be Sold, Hightield, Penar h. l^ie house c- utains four X reception and teu beil rooux% bathroom Uif>v ) closet, lavatory, three w.c. V kitchen, and the usual offices. The garden contains thrse conservatories, tenuis ground, and a large and pi xluctlve fruit and vegetable ganlcii. A ;'rut patt of the purchase money mi^ht left on mortgage at 4 ner cent.-For further particulars apply, by letter, Mr. A. R. Thomas, Hi»hiieid, Petarth. 2fJlh21 U HOUSES for Sale, sltu.ite-1 in S'ewOrcJiard-street, Swan* nsea, let to re s ectable tenants at each per auiiuuj. One House, Shop adjoining, let at £ 30 per annum for the Unit Ave years, and at £ 35 per annum the last nine years, on leaso. One Six*roon;ed House in Hafud-street, Wft.froiiU'eC. Out ditto with yan), with seven year*' lease, at the ariuual rent of 430 per annum. Alio House in Walters-road, and kn >wn a^ Linley ilouse, at theunuua j rental of jt45.—For particulars a»ui pvice, apply to Thomas White, Contractor, S'lONE-BUILT Cottage, two acrcsgardeu, freehold, near Cwinlu- n Price, *3^; part may rwuain mortgage 4 per cent.; good tenant; vote for county. A W. Evans. Heullys V .tie, Newport 2101h2i> PKFMIritS for Male.—Twelve Room Vilia. Kichmond* roa«l; Twol-a^gy YIIm, Newport-road; Two j.lght Loom Villas, King s-ioud, lease 999 years; Two SrnaU Villas (ireehold), Kii>>fOvd; T h ree Wght itoom Houses, Kurniu Gardens; Fix PJMlt R0001 Houses, Miskin-street; Cottage, »orksli<>p, .ind Yaril, Uxford-street; Two grxnl Co tage. Mi-kin sti\et; sworal Small Villus, Riverside, near Canton Bridge. Houses Bought and S >ia. Rents Collected.—Apply J. Rces, 96, itiug's-r«>ad, Cardiff. 21401 & 0 1^X)R Sale, Cros> Cottage. Penylau-road, T:o.i', h CAruiff with garden full of fruit trees.—Apply Mrs. Thomas ou I^OR Sale by Private Contract, Nos 32 and 34^ King's roid ] X Canton, and lo an-1 17, Harrlet-sti-eet, Cathays.—For particulars apply to Mwiw. Jaoob and Taylor, Solicitors, 4, Church-siri-tt, Cardiff. 19i9hl7 VVINOSuK'K8VLA-N'ADE. (*a.-di;f.-Huuse, >' o r 10, to be II Hold. —Inquire on the l*remiaes. Iyd7hli7 Xi venient House for Sale, aith immediate possession price moderate.—W. and 8. Hern Canliff. 37/06tc KAWDON-PLACK, Canliff. — l-'onTenient, well-iaiilt House; prioe motk'rate.—Apply, at ooco, W. and S. Hern, Auctioneers, Canliff, 37205te "VT O. 232, Newport-road, for Immediate ^ale. with iKwstjssion nrat week tu Jtdy.—Apply to W. and S. Hern, 72, B;. M iry-street, Cardiff. S7203'o J4\>R sale, by Private Treaty, a private j welliiig house, In Henrietta-street, leadiug out of Wa ter-road, Swan- s-a. liaie op^rtuuity to obtain a capital house.-Apply T. H. Daviee, Auctioneer, Id, Loioa-stroet, Swan- UPPKK O F/ i Rl; E ST RE y f. —One or Two convenient Houses for Sale, cheap; £ 15 cash; the balance could remain ob mortgage,—Apply, at once, to Me* rs. Nv.andS, Hem, 72. St. Mary-street, Cardiff. 372oOic BUSINESS PREMISES TOBE LET. "\Tl*MBLES.—A He use and Shop to Let, opposite Rail HA way Station.—For particular* apply to R. /toes, Gro. r \^ALL'ABLE Business Premises to Let ou long lease; fid- Joining til eat Western RaiUay at Adamsdo*n, Cardiff suitable for any large works. Apply Purneli ami Vry, Bulkier*), Qa J itou-street. Cardl.T. 2335hi2 'l^O Let, Whole or P*rt of Large Warehouse, 49ft. by 2t>it. X perfectly dry, and well ventdatwl boanieil lf '>i»r.— Apply W. Jenkins, V\ estgate-street, Cardiff. 2^7hi7 r p o Let, a Barber's Shop, in g ch1 position.™ Apply C. i For- X t>dge, MakerLw, Bute-road, C »r.\lff, 21UU20 SH_<>1* and Bake i iouse, side entrance, near Railway Station, C/'uwbridge. ImmedLtte possesion. Kent ui'Hlerate.— Apply O. Hurford, Cowbrklge. 22401i2l T'O Confectioners. Grocers. A H ouse, Hhoj». and 1 »vcr i to Le4; oc)n>mandiug position; Pentre, Khondda.— Apply E.James, Pentwyn, Treorky. Wlol 1r J Lut or SelL a large stone-built Buildiug, situate West skle West Dock; BulLabh* for warehou*?, engineers' or carpenters' shon; now occupied by boatbuildsr.—Mr. C'olller, HOUSE and Shop to an eight-roomed house with Isrge shop, situate In the parish of St. A than, tire miles from Cowbridge. In the county of Glamorgan.—Aoplv Ruv. H. Morgan, St. Athau. 57472 OFFICES.—Capital Ofllces. In *ne of the ilnest ImiUlinjs ia St. Mary-ntreet, Cardiff rent wedera^.—W. and S. R»m, Estate Ajen^s. 'ardiff. 37i'&6te 8HOPS and Premises iu St. ^Mary-street, Crockker^tewa, Ht. Jehs-street. The Hayes. our !V!»y Register. — W and 9. llerm, EsUte Aleuts, Cardiff. BUSINESS PREMISES TO BE SOLD. HOUSE and Shop for Sale, best position, abont CO yards from Station; open for immediate possession. Good Investmcut. Come and see for yourselves.—Apply J. H. Thouias. M, Hannah-street. Porth, Khondda Valley. 2367hl7 STABLES, fto., TO BE LET. STABLE, Ooaoh-bouse, end ly^ft, In c/>avenlent j>art of Koath.—S. C., Windsor Hoo»<e, 14, Woodville-road, Cathayn, Ctcdlff. l»oh!6 Publir bettor?! and iusiiir^rs. YV ANTED, Pfee, Full-Liceuaed House; Monmouthshire *T preferred; ingoing not eiooeding i!500. — Address Licence, H>»fsri» Afot 7 Newp ort. 2066hl9 POJLIO HOUSE8 FOB DISPOSAL. DOUBLE LICENSED House to Let. centre of Cardiff;! long Uase.-Apply Mr. John Weaver, 69, St. Mary- ^fwt, i^ rdvff CCARDIFF.—PnUic-hoiue. in good situation, wttlibeer am i Imwioii 4400,-Johu '»>%< and Co., public ^ousrs anti Etismessrs PUBUC HOUSES FOR DISPOSAL (Continued). AK Opportunity seldom to bo met with.—The Free Double- Lloenaod House, called the Waunwyn Inn, near Swan* be*. To a budueaa nun it would prove a fortune. -For full particulars upply to Smith, Sliip Hotel, Swausea. 2343b22 A*A if 4 —CORNER Free Beer-house; best part of city dW4* doin^a genuine trade death cause of letting.— H. Manning, Ma. 'ons Anus Hotel, Thomaa-street. Stole's Croft. Bristol. No Agents. 225<5h2l rI^O Let, thy Ivy Bu:di Beyrhou^e, Bethesda-street; rent X ni-sieraet.—Apply Mr. l*Tothero, 17, t uiiTrr-itrcet, SWANSEA.—To Let, Full- i iceused i^ihlic-house, g<xnl itos tioo. leading thoroughfare, couveuiyut premisf s.—Far* ticuUrs 4, Caiubrian-place, Swansea. 2253h21 HOTELS and Public-houses.—I have the best assort- ment iu Wales to select from.—Jones, Dyvatty-sir* e i ^WANSEA.—Full Licensetl Free Hotel to L-t, centrally r? situated for all ilo.ks and slilppin,- doiug <oo*l trade omougst shipmasters, Rua-^natiie offer enterta'nyd.— Apply Proprietor, Somerset Hotel. 20$lhl9 r p o Let, a Double-I.icen-od PubirTHou^ near Canliff, with X large garden.—Apply Alhiou Steam Brewery, Cardiff. hlO 1j*ll EE and sui>er;or PubSlc-bouseVdelightful subiirirof Bristol- dejeut garden; mice £ 60.—Ga^e and Gay, Greshaui-strcet, Mclinlas-street, Bristol. 1077hl7 HANDSOME Koatlsidy Couutry Inn; several acres nice orchanhng; Usutiful garden excellent jiird, subling. piggerHA A" everything £ 105.-Gage and Gay, 1977hl7 PRETl'ILY*Purutshed Nfarkot Tavtm large garden, sUbliug. Ao.; important and flourishing market town: extensive weekly sales prico £ li)01-(Jagvi and Gay. 1977M7 r\ HJ l>et, "Coach and Horses, Albion-road, Pontypool; X pleasantly situated, road-side, a little distance out r | tO»»e Let. the Old Ivy Bu ll Hotel-free, comer, douHe- X liceused puhlt; hou^e— m Hig> -street, Swansea.— Fur particulais apply to o. Mort-o, on the l»re mlse- lf,52d BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL | U)Y an d fancy Badness for Disposal.—Established ten X years. Best pesitlou iu the market towu of Neath. A steady proved trifle has l^-eu clone; a profitable ageucy utiu ijed Satisfactory reasons gi?en for leaving. Lease, s.ock (wlueti is not heavy), and lixtures reasonable terma.— Apply at 11, CadUe-steet, Swaujea^ :'4j;.h23 ViToNE and Marble Masons.— R are Opportunity.—Did 0 Monumental Es*ab!Ishmeut in full working order for Di-posal, wi b imiueiliate po-sesaion if desired; sitiwted g«od pC'-itlon, near iiailnay Station; satisfactory reas*Jiis \<>r dis]K>s)ng. Apply D. Edward Thomai, Architect, Haver* f | V> BLACKSMITHS, A' —Smith's Shop and Contents for a. Sa.o at LI v!.v,\u:h, i-,a Cardiff; 92 years' unexpired thiuugh illness.—For inspection apply to W illiam Morgan, Smith, Nelson, r^» Cardiff. 1979hl7 TV» Grocers aiid Bakers.—To Let, with Immediate i>o?ses- X sion, that Old-establishe'1 Grocery Pi'emist's, No. 67, Oxford-street. Swansea; largo oven, stable.—Particulars apply to•). it. Lsceil, 2d, Keiihington-uresceul, St. Helen's, 1 FREEHOLD Buildiug Land tor Sale, capital site for the erectiou of good residences, other sites for erectiou of s.nalier residences, or would be let on lea«e.—Full particulars of W. and S. Hern. Laud Agents, 72, St. Mary-street, Cardiff. S h u&to r p HE Tenant of a Fann is now prepared to Give Up his X Tenancy, w ith tlie whole of the live and dead Farming Stock, to be taken at a valuation. It is a mixed farm, but the largest portion is uieadow and pasture laud, containing 131 acres more or leas, with a House aud Farm Buildings thereon, within tlve miles of Cardiff and threo of Llandsff. — Apply w Mr. t»eqrgo Thomas, Ely Farm. Cardiff. 23o 1 h21 Y Y '"ANTED to Rent, in Monmouthshire, Herefordshire, or II Glamorganshire, good Shooting.—Apply, stating ^•i«ee;, Carnages, itiVic J^tsrk 1(\)U Said, ch 'a p Cart Horse, 16 hamls, 8 years sood in shafts or chains, and free from vice; trial allowed. Prij* ^20.-1^ Morgan, Miller, Caerphilly 23adh22 XX)R Bale, Bay Pony aud Colt, Trap and Harness, owiior X having no further use.—Apply 12, Adam-street, Car- BARGAIN.—Stroug Hauling Cart and Harness, equal to uew; suit haulier or contractor. Price £ 12.-23, System- street, Koath, Cardiff. 4369h22 Xj'VJR Sale, stylish new Vony G'. g lamp* *nd cMshions eon T- plete, and Set of Sliver plate i Harness to match aldo, Two sets of Breakiug Tack.—24, Scott-street, Temiterance i^R Sale, New But< her's Trap also New Set of Silver- Plated Harness reason for seldng, no us« for t h em.— Mr. William Davies, Saddler, Caerphilly. 2KKJhl9 Y X 'AG^NETTE, convertible Into a Stanhope, for Sale at a II sacrirtce, a handsome, well-bul t Carriage, complete, and in very good condition.—Apply B., W'mti-n Mail oihce, 130NY Trap for small Pony wanted; must be light.—7, A. Castle*road, Cardiff. 24o4hl7 I^_ ONY Traps, Pony Carts. Butchers Carts, Bakers' Cob^urgn, n^w and second-band.—Uoeser, Carriage Builder, Herlier:-street, Newport, Mon. 1973d YV ANTKD, small Pony Cart, to suit milk bus i ness; also I v Pony. abr>ut 12 hands, aud Harness.—It. Evans, Ynisy- U>nt House, Forth, Poutyprid 1. 2J4ihJ2 1^0 R Sale, all kinds ef arts, Wajons, Carriaga<, and Agricultural Iuiploiaetita, ai J. 8. Stone's, DtKk street tWfr erk, s, Newport. Mou. MIS4 PUKE Fawn Jersey Heifer, w i th tirsc calf by Jersey Bull), for Sale. Very promising.—Sach, Bellevue, aer eon, | ^X)R Sale, Two Lots of Sheep; first lot. 20 Ewes and A. Lambs second lot, comprising 70 Sh«*p, from one to four years. To be seen at Cwiniueideg Farm, Eglwysilan.— For particulars apply P. Rees.Graig, Aberdare. 20>Shl7 Il^OR Sale, good working Lirer and White Pointer Dog, cheap; price 30s. Good Greyhound Dog; price 30s., cUoap. —N Daviw. 1'y^wyu, Power Road. 2^>6h\7_ IAR<iE Aviary and Cansrk-a for Sale; «.an be seen any ■d e»eumg afier Su o'clock.—21. Oakfleld-street. P.oath, I^OGS, 3a. sit'fng rema n d er ot season, fTom massive Dark 4 Brahinas. Daik Bruhina Hen and Eight lure-bred Chickens, month old, L?s. txl. the lot, a baigain. — Mr*. Nicholas, Belmont ilia. N'enporc, Mou. 206obi9 Su^rlts, Ci irgflfS, Sit, NEW »2 Bicycle; full plated, ball* both whiels.—Apply 21. Caroline-street, Cardiff^ Mtl2h :0 BICYCLE.—Now last season; balls to front w h ee .—- OT" A.J'Wy iH. Caroiine-street, CanU.t. 24<v>liv0 I^OR Sal l^ »i. Bicycle, too iow for owner. Price, tOsT cash —Apply J. Davies, 11, Back of Morgan-street, Nea town, P1|\TN. British Mall, equal to new, iiall l>earing*, dropi«<l handles, kusjierslon saddle. Ac., spanner, oil-can. bell, Ac., complete each £ «> 10s.; ownar getting higher ma- hint. —Can be see at t;s, Crockherbtowu. Card iff. 2Q5'Jhl» Lost, on Thursday last, a Hunch of Six Keys. Viuder will be rewarded uj>ou bringiug same to UrosB Bros.. Cm* IN Pound ail. i and't f a «lark brown Horva l>onkey. li not claimod will 1*» sold <»u Mouday, May 19th, at 12 o'clock noon. —liiclmd WiiiMiua, Pouud-keoper. 24..9ol9 IosT, a small Yorkshiru Terrier a'-sweis w t i \e uauie ot J Lady; tars and tad cut; 10s. rcaard.—10, Windsor* LOST, ou Saturday, lOtli" May 7 Btinoli 0/ Keys; owner^s name ou smaJl plate attached.—Anyouo b;Jugirjg same t the ofrtce of Fry. Hoi mau, and P17, Docks, Cardiff, will re* celve ion. Re war-1. 240oh20 i^VJUND. straviug at Fair Oa^ Farm, Llauishen, 19 "iiwas X lambing fast.—Appiy^R. i'ow, Fair Oak, Llaui^hcu. liU LOST, on WoJn.bda y evening iast, a Gold Brooch. —Finder will bo rewarded ou leturuing s^me to 31, Working- |>LND, on We ines'Jsy, between Carmarthen and Al»or* gwiily, Bank Note.—Owner may hare saiue ou paying yx(«nses and giving particulars to Supt. James, Carmartneu Borough Pt»llce. 230. hl7 |JUND, Lurcher Bitch, white breast.—Not claiuie< i in <: B' U Morgan Jones, 53, Wynduani- V^"OTI' E — M rs. Day, of 64, Bridge-street. Cardiff, isgiving the Highest Prices for Left^off Boou and Clothing. h23 WANTED, Wetkiy Supply Fresh Eggs, Butter, aud II Poultry; also 12 Gallons Milk Daily.—Apply Produce Mc.MANUS aijd McLartn, Wholesale Commission lJeulcrsin LciVort Ciothinj and Uurodeemtyl Pledged («oods of all descriptions, Shaw ls, Plaids, aud Scotch Pe, i coats. Orders and letters puujtiully atiendwl. — Address Clothes Stores, Id, >-teel*street, Glasgow. 19V3!a7 GEN i LUMEN'S and L idles' Left < ff Clo thinf -Jtou^ht in towu or country.-Oiders promptly attended to by Mr. awlMrs. Green, Dumfries House, 32, Caroliue-stre-^t Car* 4 iK)Pnb.—Auy Lady or expectable Woman can )iavo £ a pre-.ty little Girl to briug up aa her own, having no pa.eute, with dark hair and blue e.«; sixteen months old I.0 money will be given,-Apply, in hrst instance, to F. Orum II, Wind-street, Swansea. 2,„>9Jbli WANTED, about 12 Gallons of Pure Milk Daily.— Aj.uly, suiting price, to Dairyman, 66, Tart street, Gk!<ITLEiIEN'S and Ladles' Left-sff Clothing Beughtin TewnerCeuntry. Orders prew^tly attended to by Mr and Mis. Beer, 31, Car»lhie-strr-t. Car tjit. &t>4w CIATHUrt.—Air. and Mrs. fteddy, p, ttaudon* Newiewu, Cardiff, Purchasers sf Ladies' and street, Wearing Apparei, A- AU srders punctually attended te In tsww er cenntry- Oesd wr'oes given. £ 0472 WANTED, Li;Vi; OFF CLOTllES?->Irsr»7Gi»rmaB T. II Jiridge-strect, Caidi*, WardrsWe furchifc«r, ts any •mount, fer cash. Mrs. Gorsiao, ba>inga large csnaMrtion fertke sale sf every 4cficri)»tien sf ladies' Gentlemen's*, asd Children's Wearing Appsrel, caagivegesd prtoes for the same. waited upeu at thtir own residences. F.O. O per return for parcels. b»xeo. Ac. Established 1868. !$07& Y rANTED, a good Customer to Huy from Two to Rli I Ca^ksof CardlgamhJre good Butter weekly. Terms cash —Apply E. J., Tataarn Poat-otiice, CardigAushue. 1,20 fftO Milkmen.—The Milk of nine cows can be obtained X daily from Air. Lawreuoe, Cosmaston Farm, tmar GOOD silvor Watch for Sa'e. 30s.; worth three guineas. Great har^aiu. Warranted. — 20, Heathfleld-stieet, 1^H>R Sale, one of Christy's SO-Egg Incubator, with tircu- l?\t»i.g b"i!er and lauip complete; nearly uew. Price 25*. — Apply R. Gosling, Stow-hill, Newport, Mon. 24'i91i2i 1>OTATOES for Sale, put on RaiTat £ 4pe f ton.-Apply J. Jems, Id, Por g wt-roasl, Treforest. 34l4haO C^IAPrAINS, Owners of Steamers, aud etners requT nuy J Lifchuats, Gigs. Punts, Ac., can get suited at once at T. Jonest, Ship, Boat, and Gi* Builder, Arches, North Dock Entrance, Swansea. BoaUi.GIgs, runts, Ac., always ready iu stock for Sale, and sent to order to any part of the kingdom. Ladders also for Sale, cheap. &243S IjX>R Sale or Hire, Diving Gear complete Apy j y to .John CUCUMBER Frame for Sale, single light, 6ft. by 4ft. 11 In front, Win. baek. -G. X, Chaut, Joiner, Ac,, 1*, V»-re- street, C»btle-roa<l, Roath, Cardiff. 2313h2l HOME Trainer for Sale • Invaluable for those training for nves; cau beseeu by appedntment.—■Trainer, H nimi A/mi/ ('ffloe, Cardiff. 2310hl7 I^OB Sale, Chaff Machine, nearly new.—Apply 24, Scott street. Temperance Town, CardilT. r,i96h 17 lOOOO WAWnBIUA 12s.. carriage paid. Cards, Jl/UUv BillheatU, Momoraudums uneuu died — Rogers's Noted Cheap Printing Works, Arcade. Bristol.— I^-iftf a r Ooreu, 2417d l^R Sale, uear ly iw»,Carpenter's Cheat and Set of Tools. X- —Apply M. L. Pligelsioue, 22, Castle-road, Roath, ABERPARE.-For Kale, 1,003 llun,UM o( No» Pe» *nd K"l"fy lto j .11 B.kkS.-A,.Hy to T. Wliitty Kvan,. uuemlst and Se»l Merchant, 2223h9l I^R Sale. Empty Petroleum Barrel i.—Apply John R. Jones, OH Dealer. 137, Bute-su^et, Treorky. 22l21i2l YY_rHAT Of f ers for a Set of the oelebrafexl NantgMw T :hina vl oimsHiug of the following;—Teapot, sug.kr liasin cream jug, ux cups and saucers? Beantifully hand painted; tare opportunity.—Apply J 10, IF«sf«rn Mail, Cardif f hl7 1^-H)R Sale, a (?rlll; nearly now, part bright, plate racks am i other necessary vequfsltes.-Aprly W. Jenkins, West* ate-ttreet. (\irdlff. 22/i8h 17 ABERX>EEN Uranite Momuaente frsm £ 5, carriage i nt T InscripUoss aomrate ani beauUful.—Plans and prijes Tress T*gge, Srul^ter, Aberdeen. 164^.1 '1H) Grocers. Provision Merchants. a:ul Others.—For Sa l e ? A- One Counter, 30ft. x 2ft.; Marble-top Counter with ornamental worked front, two rounded or circular ends; One ditto, 46ft. x ^t.. ditto, with cii: boards, drawers, and shelves uuder; One ditto, 40ft. x 2ft., ditto, ditto, with shelves One ditto. 28ft. x 3lt.. ditto, iltteil with drawers; One Marble Shelf, l?ft. x 1ft., on wood brackets One Set of Grocer's Fittings, 28ft. long Two Marble Pickling Troughs, 3ft. x Oft. Ttie above ran l^e Sold In one lot or separately to suit pur- chasew. —Further particular* apply Thos. White, Contra< tor GRREN'HOl^SE—A very eomiact GreeJ'houso, with stove arid hot watar pipes complete. 10ft. by 9m.; a bargain — 9 Grove place, Swansea. 2193h20 B" ED ROOM FUlWITlTRE.- NeTlu^h^Wirig Table Mirror, Chest Drawers. Washstaod (marble top) Niaht Commotio offer,H 18. BVstfrw Mail, Cardiff. 20691il9 "f>Rl*SSELS Carx>et. 151 ft. squsre; little used prJee £ T* -■* to reasouatde offer.— H 20, JMnU, Car* CHEAPEST PRINT1NO.-5.OW Handbills, fa, b4.I m Cards, Me«os., or Billheadi» la,—Fisbar and Co.. Vreod- iWisrfllaufsus. MISCELLANEOUS SALES (CsntiUUtdX A G\p b":i,Ep'{::B'L ..d zig-zag Harrows, Voruip Drills. ,I' >nghs, Hoes, Cheese Presses. Chums. Lawn Mnwers, Garden R.I1\}, Washing and Mangling Machines, Ac.. Ac.—J. Hibbert, Thw "Agricultural Hoo.se, 10 and 17, Angel-street, Cardiff. 39u6d GOULDING'S Celebrated ArUftd;ü anur. R<me Manure, Superphusphate, Ac. All analyses guaranteed. Penivian Guano, Nitrate of Soda, halMncli Bones. Seed E.ri?y off ",It ?,,U.-J. Hibrt. the Agriculti?l 11),z, Ciu\\uf.- _0_ :5ù_ 'TI(-tfok;lr;?R;JII:tu¿r for I dbiposal, wholesale or retail. Special qtietation to the trade. Used largely for ofwuut!utal garden work, summer- hous«.«s. grottoes, Ac,, tc.-J.IUubon, 16 alid 17, Angel-street, Cardiff. 390oetc \llt;1fEt-:r:-1n80fC; II und content Sheets of Books and list of Patented Artidc>i adapted to both sexes, post fr"8.-G. Krr. road, Merton,Surrey. 910<1 1jV>R Bargains in Stationery, Ac., GLAS8 AND (M) ~i ] W'or^ini trtet. areSellinij off. Premises comingdowu. PRINTING of every deiviipclon executed with taste and despatch at GLASS AND CO. 'S, 8, Working-street. B R I,g. and oti;ei- Swrap.s, VUitlngliiidTil" B ,?,d?. Ac., go to GLASS AND C O Car ff. 569,ii | ^OlUS. M?l?EYWANTRD. I /Wi WANTKD. for Sii or Twelre Months, tk-curlt., wl"Vf life policy for £ 500 and lease of bitfloees yi'emlMe. -A1:'l)' mhw iNT?,'D, Jb'100, .1 i'10 pe. cent., for ..o ^r.AT d,1 23, Mail Office, C.,d"f. S353hM I \VÄN"¡'Iu 1inS'nfiJ: ka.iehol 3 »T -uri,y, -A^ly 1. M^n. J.h. J..ki.?d ?.' Audloll_eu, (;lt. 233-,l,C22 MONEY TO LEND. IC;()UT¡¡-W;fLJ:O! COR P QRATI ON S (LIMITED).—Cash Advances -d- upon Becds, Re* versions. Bonds, Shippiug, Ul -11.1 approved securities. i le..tlslJ:l a te:r:.rhti=t;i Chambers. CiirJHL Jehu Jenkius. C. A.. Secretary, 1'1 i: W. and U.i:ai: Th a 'Mary- street, Cardiff, are prepared to AdTauoc £ 5«to t wi «n good ?ol i'l!i!Y!I:U!.e-!8r!3IJ- L'I- 0, 0 t. £ 10,966 reaG, t. We Advanoed on C.« V.A> ei 0 h.hl er freehold Preperty.-Messrs. Hem, AUdioueen and A-?l. CuriiiQ. 3B9fl i' 4-n Ready to bo Advanced on good Fresheid £45;Ú()Õ-Jr;e:.rl ,\Iednti, H,?., financial Aae.td, H' St. MarY-tnet, Cr. ciln. 38941 agon & CflUir n> :Rtuíitt. qX) Let, au Slmiile Hi,?, 100 eight-ton Coal W..n., itb aitia end and door doors and double brel"kl.-¡"or terms, A, c., aWly to Ham.on and Camm, IVg.. Uullden, Rother- haw, 6m I.O'ToV,R:-w-aliör, Twenty 10-Wo O.W.K. Waf.n,, '50 0-t-,? (I.wR. wage." ""ll1eric and ironwork,; Four l.iiue Wagonn, for Male cheap. 7A'd?- ?.d Bab" Pe"n,I, DockB, Cardiff. 56198 T> '*e:,n:w,,<>ugbt Colliery Screen ngs, suitable for fuel ttlaktug Ivcply, *In, qu;uitlty, name of colliery, and iil;¡;j(¡ret:e ou j\Ji 81:eaf AI» bwau, 68167 I_>A!LWA\ WAGtfVNS.—New and Secondhand seveu, Ilk I, ;&:ï .WMtal :o. ,elC: 'tCt& t;;L:'2I 2tl4d itlarhmei!#, Cools, MACHINERY, TOOLS, *o., WANTEdT YYr ANTED. Semi-Dry Brick Machine, of Mathews's make ,\r ANp,e,nr:hri-\I"'i:. JW: k__t_r!)f_.I,- Crdle, 2331hn YY'ANTED, a Second-hand Lathe in good woniui order, TED,Ilth? ill 9.?d w.r,i,,g A,1,1- A. B Box 39. Slil", stating loweet ami distance from nearest railway station. 68186 'V ANTED, at 0'a Seooiul-haud Smith's Bellows, AnrU, %TANI'l?D.A. ^'k'e.-Address H. Cox, 19. Prince I"_oIe:t[r."()I,I: MACHINERY, T?gli, FOR SALE. I^X)R Sale, a new 6-H.P. Horizontal Steam Kugiue, 8ln. }fr,a l :ó: } 07,uf'¡ ^ro weight, 22 cwt. Complete, wUb .conruur. pri« £ x4J.~lo b-?1-121. Worklnø"J'l'eh CauUrt. ^416h'3 <OTEAM Winch, powerful double purchase, ,wo odmters I xBlr° isUd.setam.—Stracban au I Henshaw$, 23U>hcfi 'IX> .:tJ;dwk Saw Mills Proprietor*! ~° ne Pr»tne Saw, to take 2ft. L.,?, with fe»d roUlI, cb,ps, Ac., complete; n?rly naw; to be .??k4d h, One > ertiuU Boiler aud Engine, Bm. -1?-L-Al-ply Thomau W hite, Contractor, SW&IIse4. 58164 TWO Mori&i Mill K'/Uefs, V 10" di&. br 13": prlœ£ i6ï. —Apply W"" and Challl. gsworUi, !JoutymuwrSt, I rL.. 21ô7h20 P>OK Sa!« sr Hire, Two L«eiu.U,c Tank En!ii«»,ioin. cyiiaders.—For full sartisulars apply to aakers, Thomas Spittle (Limited), t,u, J!UAÙ)" ew"r'. M. 6^82 (fWAIN CABLES, ANCHORS; 9hort aJï; \u1, v> l 1, ? i'? forcings, he. Urge vk always b. 'I.- Apply to EDWARD PENN and C,7Ag" ,thecruwa Chain "nd Anchor Work. «8. Bute Docks, CanUit. 57186 Qt\AURYC^os.^Vs-tonP^Wo-^Crane: 5 ti 7-ton D,rLi,k Craus. hand or steam; Ui a 6-ton *Lri i.iane,—lomley ..d 1..uill, Ruabou. 57440 1 YU'I rei¡y want a and ";beäPPôr.;ïëerver 1.Uli. ,T .dr. eIf .rI!.j.'h&.ti Circular.r Baud „ Saw. (,n.i..r OrmdiKg 1!l1, Cbfr Cutttra, Ac., .1 "N" "ER"CAL .;XGI¡'; AND BOILKR, « h.p. ON E 13,?o.d !hut i-oR,rA$LL' J h.»'.l, iire. and 8 ft PAN M»RTAK MILL. Balo. ?ou*V -n tlst, -to, Eihauiit I AN, wUh ltincb sauare uUet OOLPLINUS, .^•iH HAI'I LNG, ,A ,,pL ,.S' PULL??YS, UAUKki! Chew. Aply t. T. L NION AN D PON3. ^njiicr,, f¡' The Hayes. Cardiff. QN SALE— g ?1 !(IT"Illk? 4 "he,I., Coupled, i,. ÓD. dhunetC1', 4ft? 8iui. do. do., 6, cyHndera. 4 wheel! coup^ led. 2ft. dia. 4h. ai u. d o. d o., 121n. do. 4 do. 3ft. 4in. dia. :it: :i: do. do., il: d, g: g: We. I 0.?8 PortAhte ?Aiin.. ?ith l rJtit ;:wrrtbtJ'eruon. 16horw do. Portable Engiue, do. Lock Dnlllng Plant, complete, with air compressor. No. 10 Pulsoineter Pump, wKh fittings complete. 1 alv of Horb('Htal C()nenstni Engtues, 3ëJI1, (')liuJera.. lioikontai High-Pressure EUlhw, V7iu. cylinder. Severn! smaller engines, horizontal and vertical. ?erh Pnmpiug Engines, -P t? 241. ?yli?d.r,. f't h?rin;M?-hiiiefo; or br& J late-e<lge Planing Machine, with 19ft. bed. Steam Hammer. Sin. cylinder, lCfn..oke, gear* 15iD' d1u",et.r, IOtt- 6ia* loD*' Itl? (?,,Ung Key Slotting Machine fnr wagon or carrlaae axles. 1 lantng Machine for raUway M*agon frandui. itobinsou's General Joiner rf'ti'J¡Iit¡,:r stones. 1 erfovated Grinding Mill, 9f(. pan, ?iLh .f engines. MW!.dve treble .t.1(l?i?lding RoIb. .1 ?.Wnei. it P't. Apply W th' ?w" l'1Yo};è;,n&(t,Ut:TmI2 ttAST Iron Valves, the best aud cheapest. f Medle Hammers. Rakhe Braces. GUb Metal Steam Fittings, wrought Iron tube. Hydraulic ami ticrew Jacks, Weatou's Blocks. Iu jesters, bans, Pulleys, Governors. Corrugated hl.lD Roofs erected complete. Sieam P\uniis, Jiugines. Boilers, Steam Gauges 'or Works. Collierte., and Ituiways. Illustrated Price Lists on application. W. B. SI EEL A Co., Mechauical and Consulting Engineers. FLichangs Buildings, Swansea. W.m a o k u u u a T ]j i) IlON HOOFS 1 r(J R COLLIERIKS, ST1:.íL & IRON-WORKS, JiRIDUfcS, UIRDEIW, &c., FRAMKO ANI) TiU'SSEr) ItOOFS, TRAMS, PIT CAGES, PIT JiHAM£S, fc GENEKAL IRON WORK Jlh"UFAC1-URKD RY DYNE THEL "JIll CO., AT THEIR WORKS, NEWPORT, TiJON. All C'ollikky, Tuos-Work^, and Marine ApPLtA.N(,. DVNK STEEL AND CO.'S I)F,l>0TS, NHW'POKT, AN D BUTK-SThEBT, CAllDIKlf, WORKS, NEWPORT. DESIGNS AND ESTIMATES SVIIPTIED. 5624 A SOVIiLI Y ZOEDONK. in Ordinary NiinerAl Water Botrlcs, Lare And Bnlila, AT LBMONADK PH1CEH. OtnONL. G I" EATL): IMPROVED "')"i '4 UAI'ITT & FL.4VOUII. 01'jDOAL,, LTnri?.11 ? as the Li .MOST D3LIC10US and l:v-I "OHATlNG NON-ALCOHOLIC SHVEIUGK In e.¡st"nce, It I. ""0 IncomparahlV the BKBT AERATED WATEc ffor MIXING with WINES or SPIRITS. ZOEDONE. Extract from Analytical Tte- port, dated 21st January, 1234, of G.1. kc,.12, Hackins Hev.lAverpool;- I. io the noi ice of aU tho8e who re- quire an Invigorating and Ile- freshing 8t1mulant, but object to the use of Alcoholic Bevera g es, 1 e*n confidently recoromendZoe- done tAl now prepared), la wbicli nrecombined all the advantages of Alcohol without any of Ita disadvantages." ZOlv n )N Ti, r; On the other hand, to those who do not care altogether to dl 'ih"h: unh; or woo are advised to take It medicinally, a mixture of Zo* lone iu the proportion of three parts thrtor to one of any spirituous liquor, will be fountt much more 1"Il,tlelal than the use of Alcohol alone." ZOLiDONK, Is also handsoinely put up in cITAMPAGNE BOTTLES, h-reuvfore, AT A GREATLY }n;DUC;1J PiUCE. yOEDOXE. May be obtained at Hotels, MJi Inns,CoffeoTaverns, and Rstau rants, ?d of Ohemht, Confec- tioners, Wine Jlerchtult.s, and Grocers. Wholsjale Agent and License for CarJifT: MR, THOMAS ELLIOTT, BUTE-ROAD, Of whom Trade Terras ..y ba obtained. Lieenstet Wanted ill øJ l/"rtJ1rUt1l'& Oulricts. -25, QUliliN^STitEET, CARDIFF. A. J. W A u KE R Is now .If<rlng !l1IED COHN l,'O?t poultry, 3i. 6d. per Bushel. Whole.10r and Retailer ot Hay, Straw, and Cora, ,,I?y ?,i Indian Meal, Pollard'J J??n Flour, &?. ?ird and Garden 8,?d? o( all descriptions, bPttl' Patent Poultry Meal, and „ .D,gB I $cults- Sco?li and ??els)i Oatmeal. | For the Cheapest and Best Corn apply ta A. J. WALKKR, 25. QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. 661111 (iavEndIsh nouak, uiuxtenmam". ) TH1 PKINC1PAL SHOW OF FASHI0K8 F.»v the Season Is now being made. THB LAT;8T NOVHLT1B ar. on Nl.. in all Depart- ments.aridan inspection Is resprttfully ivitd. PAVl'EUNS OF a¿LsJBVüf16IHiöT'on SKETCHES Of the Now Models in Costumes, Mantles, Juvenile Dress, Ac., Ac., by post 011 application. Please address THE MANAGERS, CAVENDISH HOUSE, (UMITBD), CHELTENHAM." 65013 T I; E T 111 TJSJSTiiM xITETiTiT PiiteMedal, London, 1882. G»M Medal, Paris, 1867, 1\1 11. K I", ALL BURGEON DBNTIST (26 Tears' Bxperlence; 16 Tears in SwanseA), 199, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA (Ju t below the Great Wesrll Railway Station), 8e¡atointlmalAltbat he can produce a perfectly fitting :t 0, Teeth In one cl..r day, The very be.t .,k. manship guaranteed. Painless Dentistry bv Gas "r't ,i..ee oJàt;;m.lld Mr. Keallas & D.L-t SBALL'S TONIQ AND NBURALGIO MIXTURE, I"r.A Sp??4y Cure for Neur&Igia le Doloreus 8ure ae:In:{I!upal:,loreu 1#. ltd. d2..9d.p?,B.ttL?. Through any Chemist, Oolaman# Cardiff; Young, Newport; Haymaa, » -2..&ot. C.. p II I N C 1 i' A^gj J FOB lvr I gUMMEU giiAS;" g VANS AND CO MPANT, In announcing the delivery of the recent purchases made by them in the PARlS. LONliOX, and other Markets, beg respectfully to inform their Patrons that • ;IS DAY (SATURDAY) MAY 17TH, They wiU make A GR A N D g H O W OF g U M JI £ 11 Gr 4 L" ALL DEPARTMEv Including PARIS FASHIONS in COSTUME*, MANTLES, MILLINERY, LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S OUTFITTING, FANCY GOODS, AND MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS. B. JJjVANS AND COMPANY, SWANSEA, 67653 ELL WORTHY OF NOTICE AS A CERTAIN CURB FOR IXDZGESTIO.V, WIND, HKABTBUKN. Ac. Also uiirlvalled as a TONIC, PURlPritia, FAMILY AFERLENT MamCtNH, without MMeury. Dl{. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER .L? PILM wni be found mild In their MUon and ar.rllt to the stomach, p, IJ,,g dige!tlou, :;rtnt!theninB"" 'Ttt<m, !md tx?'?O'y?tt?g the action ei all Uie organs necessary to a healthy state of body. Some unprincipled vendors, in order to make a l&r"f profit, will try to persuade you to buy !n dicine prepared by *.Uemsetves; d.t d. but insist on r.JD?:' ;.ell(} .Il?, L.a;pI, i8;p3 In a aquar. green ptck?e. Tbl. genuine f? ?- pad by W. .T, 173, Seymour-place, London, W., and iold lii Box, III. ,d 1,1., all Chemists, or post free for 0" "?p. tV 50 OOOOATINA. ^35 Ant\-Dytjxpt\cCoc9*or ChocoiatePoudcr. GUARAXTIBD PIJRB BOLUBLE COCOA, Oftba finest quality with the excess 01 fat estraoted Thefaculty pronounce it "themost nutrittou.,p.rf.tly dig«itiblebeverage for Breakfast, LWlcheon, or Supper, andlnvaluable forlnvallds and Children." BLOSLY COMHgKPID By THK XNTIRS MEDICAL PftKM. Being "itb.utsuaar, .plc., or othtudmlatur.i t .ulU -11 P. At?., keep. <or?ttr<tntt)ettm*te<.tnd'tt four l :b:tr1tt Of r J M? Yet 'i. "Itb Armw?t, ?tamh, &a..and ??AUTII CBUP&8 than ,h Mixtures. Made instant4LnwuslywiLb bo¡lin¡war, a tea.poonlul to a Breakfast Cup,co.tlnll. than a halfpenny, CWT)LTIN& a LL V?LVILLZ 11 the .,t d.li?iLte,dig?l 1f¡:p.t4V::if:LOIJ:t: a be t: when ri.h.? Ch-?.it. I. rr.bibitd. In Tin. &t 18, 6d"3. 51, 6d" Ac., by Ch..i.U and Grocers. 37224 BA S S A li 1) -1 0 A;, 1,S ,0 P P A D SON S ANI) OTHER BURTON ALE OCTOBER BREWINGS. rises, ls„ Is. 2d., Is. 4d., mid Is, 6d. per Gallon, of pULTON, J^UNI.OP, ANI) Q0,, CARDIFF AND PENARTII. 82359 SPIERS AND PUND'S JJ0LB0RN VIADUCT ti OTEL, LONDO.V, E.C. BUFBRIOR 0DI81NB. CHOICB WINEB. COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS. CENTRAL POSITION. MOD KHATE TARIFF. SPIERS AND POND (LIUITCD). 57810 rilHE OnX) GAS ENGINE.—Conenmp? Ttfon of Ga. guamiiteed to be 25 to 75 Per Cent, Us, than I. AN 7 oth.rGu gngi ? per brake h.p, ?ROML?\S PATENT Pwl,* E'? GINBS.—Impulse every U?olution. Steadiest Running Engine mad, CRUSSLEY' l' ATENT SELF.ST AUTER C —Safest, Simplest, and Bot vet made. ?ROSSLEY? *?'EW°"V?R't?'CAL EN- V^i/ GINBS. Requiring little grotind,p?. CROSSLEY BROsT"(LIMITED), MAN- ClIBSTKn. (17261 B OR W ICR'S BAK.liNO PUWJIOEH. _D FIVB BOLD MKDALS. BORWICK'S ha kino powder D FOR WHOLESOME BHRAD. BÕH:WfU:;j BAKING POWDEir .U FOR PUDDINGS AND PIES. B-. OR WlCä:S-ii.IÜO-¡>uW Ul'I" JJt FOH PLUM CAKE. BC-uifW'íCK'i:; bakIng poWEEF =R?';r,A CA8 AND SCOfE?. BORWIOK'S BAKING i'OWDER, JLt FOR SORFOLK DUMPLING S. IN VALVABLl: ON BOARD SHIP 45897
ILLANDAKF CATHEDRAL SERVICES.
LLANDAKF CATHEDRAL SERVICES. Fifth 8in<DAT aftir HASTIM. -In residency Ih,' Very Hev. the Dean and the Kf?. Cnnoil Hawkins. Holy Communion. mM-iiay. l'rcher; Morning, tho Sue. "ntor..Afternoon, the Very &, the D.?' S?.rt In F Introit, St>e what love U (Mendelaaohn); Hymn, w. Afternoon Li?nv; Hymus, 234 and 13, Anthem. "O death, where Is thy sting?" "But thank, be to Gon "(Handel), be '?d; knt9G.rrett III D, Hvmn, 28°, Tuesday, May 20.-Tour, I. F. Anthem, In Th, 0 Ler.l" ( urs). L4;? ? ?,d.In Hymn.t«. Thursday May 22 (A?ention Day). -Morning: 8t*n- r., In B ft.t; Kyrio nd Nle. Cr" p,u? in F; Hymns. 147 and 146. Afternoon Htainer in A Anthein, "God is Gone u "(Croft). F', "Y. May A.-Gibbon, In P. Hymn. Wl. 8.turd?y. M'?y 2t.-t?r"y' h, E, ?!)M<n, Awako u P, gl.,y (v%l2i, 1?T 13.r,?by I.; E. BRM'KiiT 8KRIM8HIRE. Suaeentor.
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In connection with the recent financial panic in New York, the failure Is announced of the Newark Savings' Institution; but tho worst is now believed to be over. At the morning silting of the House of Commons on Friday the Franchise Bill was proceeded with in Committee. A number of questions, but none of great im- portance, occupied the attention of tho House of Lords on Friday. Lord Randolph Churchill was on Friday unani- mously elected chairman of the Council of the National Union of Conservative Associations. A resolution condemning the Uovetmnent Bill for the City of Londoo was on Friday carried at a meeting of tlie Liverymen of the city. Further evidence on behalf of the promoters of the Barry Dock 13ill was given on Friday before the Parliamentary Committee of the House of Com- mons, At the meeting of the Council of the South Wales College on Friday a discussion took place upon the decision of the Committee upon the Car- dirt Corporation Bill. The Congregational Union resumed its sitting on Friday, and on the motion of the Rev, Dr. Rees of Swansea, seconded by the Rev. Dr. Bruce, passed a resolution In favour of the disestablishment of the Church in Walea. Dr. Parker then proposed a vote of unabated confidence in Mr. Gladstone, which was carried amid cheers. We publish this morning a further notice of Mr. Clark's book upon Mediaeval Military Archi- tecture in England." A meeting of ratepayers was held at Maesteg on Thursday night to consider the advisability of dividing the district Into separate wards. Thirty cases of small-pox are under treatment In Hall, all of them traceable to the family of an ice-cream seller. An inmate of the Carmarthen Asylum naired Ann Lewis, a native of the town, hung herself on Friday morning by a window-blind cord. The man Howells who was wounded at Kid. welly on Saturday night has died from his In- juries. In London, on Friday, a man named Morris .,murdereelb two children by cutting their throat*.
STEEL MAKING AT CYFARTHFA.…
STEEL MAKING AT CYFARTHFA. 1 Monday next will probably witness a fresh start in the Wrelsh manufacturing world in the direction of steel making. We have excellent reasons for believing that upon that day three blast furnaces will be blown in, and that the neighbourbood, so long under a cloud, will be once more alive with the glow and roar of industrial activity. Before proceeding to deal with the present aspect of affairs at Oyfarthfa it may not be amies to give a glance at the past. The place has a history well worth a brief re- capitulation, because its beginning un- doubtedly marked an epoch in the commercial life of the Principality. Probably, also, the law of contrasts will enable us the better to understand the new order of things from a sketch, however imperfect, of the old. The first event of importance in the early history of the place was the taking over of the forges which Homfeay had abandoned by Mr. David Tan-neb,of Monmouth, who on Bacon's retire- ment acquired the two furnaces, which were all that the place then contained, and became proprietor of Cyfarthfa. This was in 1784. Tanneb appears to have been in partnership with Mr. Bowskh and Mr. James COCKSHUTT. The manager was Thomas TaEirAnxr:, an energetio man from Gwendracth, Carmarthen. The record of Tbeharnk's entry, given us by a worthy descendant, a respectable inhabi- tant of Aberdare, reminds us of the days of the patriarchs. The species of travel was called a" cymmorth," The family came up from the oountry with thirty or forty horses and mules; children perched amidst beda and chests of drawers; household gods in dignified and degraded positions with, as chief and leader of the great expedi- tion, the new manager, TjioMAs Tbeharne, himself. lie settled down at Cyfarthfa, and proved to be in every respect au excellent man. The scale of operations continued small. There was only one furnace in blast, and seven pairs of blacksmith's bellows at work. Mine was partly obtained by scouring, and in the greater part collected by the women of the village in the bed of the river. Most of the men lived iu a row of cottages, called Birch-row, in front of the site of the present mill. On the last house a bell was placed, the duty of ringing which, and of calling the men, de- volved upon an anoient female, Times be- came bad, and Bowser, who appears to have been at one period the acting proprietor, got into difficulties. Mrs. Bowser paid a friendly visit one day to Mrs. Tbeharne, and bor- rowed all their savings—one hundred guineas —to pay the men, her husband's usual cheque not having come to hand. Next week THOMAS, coming home, took a mighty pinch of snuff, and said sorrowfully to bis wife, It is all up with us; the bailiffs are come from London, and are in the works." There was much consternation at this, but Tbkharxk took comfort in the thought that they could go borne. And so horses and mules were sent for, and again was the patriarchal migration made. For two years Theiiaune worked at Gwendraeth Iron Faotory, bringing his hammer down with a fiercer blow on the iron every time he thought of his one hundred guineas and of Bowskh. One day he heard someone at his elbow say, Tom, how do you do '< He looked around, and there, to his surprise, was Bowser, who not only came to pay him his money, but to get him back again to Cyfarthfa. So once more the horses and mules came forth, and, with even more children scattered about, the final march was made to the hills and a final settlement effected at Penheol. Up to within liiteen years ago descendants of the first manager of Cyfartbfa were still in the owner's employ Ian.vkii lost money by his venture and seceded. Bowser, after starting a works at Ilirwain, disappeared from the district, and for a while Cockshutt held Cyfarthfa alone. From investigation of the rate-books we found that he subsequently became partner with Homfhay next with a gentleman named l'OPKIN; and again, for Cannaid Mill, with SAMUEL BEES, of the Court. The impression the rate-book gives of this ironmaster is that of an able, enterprising man, The rates paid were astonishingly low in comparison with ours. CocKsiiui-r paid six shillings forl'andy, quarterly, in 1 iöi¡ HOMFRA y. sixteen shillings for Penydarren Gukst, ten shillings and sixpence for Gellyfaelog. At this time the iron trade was beginning to assume a most important character. Cout's invention had pointed to the track, and men who lacked his genius, but possessed greater tact and determination, were availing them- selves of the new mythods of rolling and puddling; and already it required no prophet to foresee that iron was to have a mighty destiny, and iron merchan ta were to become iron kings. It was at this important crisis that Richard Crawshay linked his fortune with Cockshctt and a gentleman named STKpHEKs, and became identified with Cyfarthfa. At the earliest date at which we can glean any particulars of the founder of the prosperity of Merthyr, he was a Yorkshire lad, sharp, robust, and possessed of great powers of endurance. His father appears to have been a man of the farmer class, and set tled atWoodhouse, a short distance from Nor manton, where the fam i ly can be traced to the reign of James I., when one Milks Crawshay flourished as a farmer. Before his time the farm was held by one Pyman, or Pymosd, a family that became related to the Crawshays by the marriage of William Chawshay to Elizabeth PYMA, In the register ofnornianton the name of the family is spelt in various WAVS-CRAWSIFAW, Chaw- shae, Chawshawe, and Crawshay. In the village of Normanton there were two families of the name, though in no way related to each other. One was called the upper Crawshay, because they lived in the upper part of the village; the other the lower Crawshay, because they lived in the lower part of the village. From the latter sprang Richard. The upper Crawshays left the village in the eighteenth century, and were never more heard of. Richard's son ruled alone at C/farthfa, and after a long' and prospertkos career died and was buried at Llandaff. He was succeeded by his son WILLIAM, who did little with Cyfarthfa, and was greater as a financier than as an iron maker. His non, William, grandson of Richard, was really the Iron King, and it is owing to him that Cyfarthfa acquired its prominence in the country. The tale of his rise and successes has been told too recently in the National Magazine of Wales to need repeti- tion here. Between the advent of the first Crawshays to that of the present quite ai century elapsed, during which the iron trade progressed to ita full development, and then faded away before the uprise of the age of steel. Iron-making of the past was conducted on the prinoiple of getting the best men and the least machinery. It was quite an innova- tion when small locomotives replaced horses in the ironworks. Since then the change there has been a complete revolution. The rntenow is, the beat machinery and the least costly labour obtainable. The Crawshays were foremost in the bar-iron trade; they did a great busi- ness with foreign countries at the dawn of the railway era; and they have assisted as. largely aa any firm in the country in meeting the demand for rails from all parta of the world. In America especially they have done great service, and it is a well-known fact that in several instanoea Mr. William Crawshay not only supplied the rails, but found money for the carrying out of railway undertakings. At one time a large railway in America was bis entire property. Mr. CaAwsHAY Bailsv WAS also a similar helper in railing America. At one time this gentleman had the bad news conveyed to him that t;,00,(M of his money had been irre- II trievably lost in one of the American rail- roads, lie died in this belief; but of late years the whole of the money has been repaid to his heirs, After the death of Mr. H. Crawshay the great works of Cyfarthfa remained for a time in silence; but two years ago the task of transforming them was begun. It was a gigantic undertaking, entailing the expendi- ture of over a quarter of a million of money, in tha face of a steadily decreasing market. The heirs of Mr. Crawshay have, however, been imbued with the perseveranoe of their ancestry, and now the work may be said to be fairly complete; and Merthyr, let us hope, enters from this time upon another lease of prosperity. The new steel works are amongst the most important in the kingdom, whether as regards extent or completeness. The Messrs. Crawshay have had the great advan- tage of the skill of Mr, Edward Williams, of Middlesborougb, who has personally supe- rintended all the arrangements, and availed himself of the latest scientific appliances. The new plant includes three of the most modern blast furnaces, fitted up with seven of Cowper's regenerative patent stoves. There are three new blowing engines, with the necessary complement of boilers, supplied by well-known Preston and Manchester firms. Attached to these is a very ingenious patent fuel economiser for beating the water. The rail shed is a model as regards size and oom- pleteness; and the arrangements are such that, with every facility for despatch, the comfort of the men in these usually exposed places of work has not been overlooked. In the old mill the small rolls for merchant bar are still in one corner, but the other part has been literally turned upside down. It is here the Bessemer plant has been located. This is oomposed of blowing and bydraulio engines, with two immense converters. The blowing engine is high-pressure compound condensing. In the mills the cogging and finishing engines are high-pressure condensing. Tho roll standards, roller gear, engines, steel tubular boilers, &o., are all of most modern type, and the best that can be had for money. If good wishes of the pubiio can bring grist to these great mills of Cyfarthfa the Messrs. Crawshay are aure to reap a large and immediate harvest of them.
.LONDON AND LOCAL NOTES.
LONDON AND LOCAL NOTES. FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS I Friday Night. The weather being warm and the banks of the Thames being oooler than the by-streets of Belgravia and Afayfair, bon. member* 8trolleddown to their little Palace in num- bers sufficient to make a really big House for a morning sitting. The first order of the day :ol\:)gn '{: :oere sub- ject in itself of some importanoe, and of a certain attraction to many bon. gentlemen. Nor was tbe road into Committee obstructed by the usual numberof obstacles. The ques- tion mongers having apparently exhau.zxth,?? available store of grievanoes, and a fresh stock not having come to hand, these gentlemen found their ingenuity unequal to their desires. You may rely upon it that thelrisbChief Secretary, at all events, did not oomplain. Indeed, this inuch-badgerod-oftioerof the Irish Government presented quite a radiant aspect this afternoon. The few questions upon the paper being disposed of, the House glidod into Committee upon the Reform bill. Air. 1 jtbouchere inter- posed between Mr. Warton and the House in order that at the outset of tbe sitting time might not be needlessly expended. Was it true, asked the hon. member for Northamp- ton, addressing himself to Sir Stafford North- cote, tuat the Lords intended to throw out the Bill when it reached their lordships' Hoose He addressed his question to Sir S. Nortboote, as he oontinued to recognise the right hon. baronet as the leader of the Opposition iu that Boue, Sir S. Nortboote, however, was not to be thus beguiled, an-? be declined, by his silence, to answer for a Chamber with whichl b. had not the honour of being conneoted. The principal share of the discussion to-day was devoted tn the proposal made by Lord Claud Hamilton in favour of excluding Ire- land from the provisions of the HIJI. Mr. Brodrick, who appeared for the noble lord, contended, unconscious of the oau of the laughter of the House, that we were about to t?he a leap in the dark before which the Int leap ?-a a Ufa bite." Thia aughtor w" music to the ears of Mr. Gorat whom the hon. member had admonished a few minutes previously for having discovered a sadlien oontidance in Irish loyalty. But Mr. Trevelyau resisted the proposal, contend- ing that the exclusion of Ireland from the enjoyment of the franchise would be inter- preted in that country as an expression of English distrust, and would at once be fol- lowed by an agitation for entire political severance from Great Britain. Mr. C. Lewis delivered a substantial attack upon the deter- mination of the Government to foroe this Bill through Parliament without at the same time dealing with the question of redistribu- tion. lie invited the Upper House to throw the measure out 011 grounds o1.lublic expe- diency. After some incoherent remarks from Dr. 1,3 otii;, Mr. H. Pluuket denied that the fran- chise was extended as a right, but was ex- tended upon the supposition that the working classes might be entrusted with the powers. I hat could not be accepted as a governing supposition in the case of the people of Ire- speech was characteristic and eloquent. It made a sensible effect upon Mr. (iladstone, who could not resist the tempta- tion to reply to it, and his reply, both as to ita matter and as to its manner, was impassioned and energetic. He declined to place Ireland in a disloyal minority, or to sub- scribe to the humiliating predictions of the right hon. gentleman (Mr. Plunket). The speech was brief, but full of tire and energy, and it made a marvellous effeot upon the strangers, whom it rewarded for a dull afternoon, and a loud oheer followed its con- clusion. iSir Stafford Nortbcote ntplied vigorously, and the debate was afterwards adjourned, the sitting being suspended at seven o'clock, The proceedings to-day at the Counoil of the National Union ofConxervativeAMocia- i n Jot n:n:l;"r\;t\'h::ii opposition to Lord Randolph Chnrobill's re- election came to nothing. It being under- stood that Lord Churchill was willing to act in harmony with the leaders of thopilrty, and to withdraw his resignation of the chair- manship, he was re-elected unanimously. The question of the reorganisation was much dis- cussed, and its further consideration post- poned. Lord Randolph Churchill was not present at the meeting. Although the Council of Aberystwitb Col- lege have accepted with" earnest gratitude the sop of t2,.500 a year extended to them by the Government, it is by no means oertain that the matter will pass through the House of Commons without protest. Mr. Stanley Leigbton's notice of motion is still upon the paper of the House, and if the hon, member perseveres support will be given him by members sitting upon the Liberal side. Should it be pressed to a division, the issue would be whether the Government will give an annual grant of £ 4,000 or 22,5w. Itwill be interesting to watch whether the Welsh members will vote for Wales or for the (io- vernment. As I predicted weeks ago, the Government, although it can do nothing and will promise nothing with regard to tho Welsh Inter- mediate Education Bill, has found time to introduce the Bill for creating a Minister for Scotob business. The Scotch members waited upon the Government shortly before Easter, and they have had what they asked for. The Welsh members have been timidly doing nothing for years, and are likely to continue doing it for the remainder of tho-.ir Parlia- mentary career. tIIr, Henry Richard could imperil the exiatenoe of the Government in the interests of Soudani Arabs, but goes to no such lengths for his own oountry in en. Politics in Cardiganshire appear to be very mixed just at present. A little knot of rural politicians in the lower portion of the oounty, aided by mercenaries from Pembrokeshire, seem to have taken it upon themselves to uraign and, without a hearing, condemn arraig l unty member. Vainly imagining, of con rae, that there can be no appeal tfem < their daoijiou, with tias ohartoina lovo of freedom which characterise, the Caucus, they have decided that th»re must be a general shutlle of curds. Mr David Davies, M .P., ill to be conmiaiKied tl) abandon the boroughs, and to stand for the county, and svhwbudj < i. to step inlu :\1 r, ]>avie»s shoes. J11 London political ciick-s this "IW¿.,rl'l is known as Asa's pt- a name dec"d(?div too redolent of the pu^ilistio "ring" to be applied to a legal luminary of Nonconformist proclivities. I bis is on], ai < t j proof of bow earnestly canl1;datel fot 11; lliam iitary honours should pray tu 1; de!J\,ej fro III their fri,,¡¡ùs, Sir John Jones Jenkins's Bill, dealing with leaseholds, is down for second reading uu the 10th of June. I. J. JI. Puleston, M.P,,wb« has a country seat near Ruthin, and i, I believe, a Denbighshire man, has promised to preside over a dinner of Ruthinites resident m London, on Saturday next, at the llolborn Restaurant.—Mr. Stanley Leighton, M.P., treasurer of the Society of Ancient Britons, has received a letter from Sir Henry Pon- sonby, saying that the Queen was much gra- tified by the kind expressions contained in the address reoently presented to her Majesty by tbe society 011 tbe death of the Duke of Albany.—'ihe picturesque etory of Sir Watkin Wynn being wheeled into the House in a Bath chair to take part in tbe Vote of Censure division is an invention of the journal which Mr. Lewis Morris called the assonant Echo." Sir Watkin and Lord Emlyn Lotb paired against the Government. egterda, I referred to the terrible judg. ment which had fallen upon Mr. Henry Irving for having shocked the sensibilities of the Saotch Sabbatarians. It may comfort the great tragedian to know that he is not the tirst eminent member of his profession who has been the target of sectarian bigotry. Whilst Charles Matthews, the comedian, was playing at New York, U.S., in 1623, he wrote home to a friend in Ergland- My 'u. b"" (W York) h?, d??. down 0,. vengeance of ?,h,) is popular in his wa y Be pre.u.bed a :rU:a'Ih. h;I:j/i¡ .?nt for Public 8ins;" 1. which b. p.t?'. -t the causes of the Jate urRe to the city. The theatre—ana me in 11Icutar-ror by a most amuving atjachrontau; he makes out that t>y drawing crowds tQ6(et-her 11t ,?e,.t?r was .fh causes of a pestilence wl.idi c'mm'netd In jiy.T? ke his own ?."is a* published b, himself. What, 1 pray you, are we to think of Ih state of society among ut, when, at the very moment that God'e pestilence was heaviest upon us, we are credibly Informed. In une of our public Gazettes, tiiat the non-appearance of a celebrated comedian (Mathews) upon our stage, in oonsequence of our calamity, lad -t u,?b KloMD over our ItY the fever ttaelf tt, 'r?, that bt of (Satan, Mint nur;ery for hell, is overflowing ni,ht .ftr night with our cHimns, to witn?.. h. mhrdcr," ot an acu>r wbom Gud Almighty sent here at thievery time in Bis wrath, as a better q-iitid. by .11 aooount., thaa any th,r in the world to dinipat? ever y aenous reflection, and he:li tful;i:ne.verl' 1.?b t;c.,ft as a community, bave we not deserved God's ehutl. m.n? Can we not find in this thirst after dlssipatioii a fruitful oause of late calamity 1" The foregoing is certainly a heavier accusation than has yet been brought against Mr. Irving and for that he must be thankful. I have before me a copy of the G hue titer Herald for Saturday, the 8tb of February, 1823, oontaining some curious items of local intelligenoe. One of these is to the effect that Wednesday se'nnight being tbe anniversary of his Moat Gracious Majesty's acceasion to the throne, the inhabitants of the loyal aud ancient borough of Brecon testified their joy in tbe most public and heartfelt manner. During tbe day the belle of the different churches rang merry peals, and in the eveniug there was a grand boDtire and a display of fireworks. Breoon, which had beeu before partially lighted with gas, was on that night brilliantly illuminated with the beautiful light, whtch almost equalled the tpUndour lit a summer't dtiy. The effect to the public ap- peared highly pleasing, and to the engineer .Mr. Sroadmeadow, must have been most gratifying." I am afraid the quality of Breoou gas has sadly deteriorated since those happy days—or rather night-o-of 01 years ago. How funnily all this reads in these times of electrio lighting! "1 was eurprilled," said a friend to me som, days AKO, to learn from a letter in the columns of the Western Mail that the Cymmrodorion Society of London is in a state of decadence. As one of the founders, I witnessed the very great difficulties of the society in its early days, some ten years ago. Theotherday 1 consulted tbe lastannuai report and I see tbat in a very brief period of time the number of tHe subscribers has been more than doubled. That number is constantly in- creasing, and I should say tbat the mem- bers form one of the strongest of the national associations who are banded together for the encouragement of arohteologr, literature, and art. Mistakes in the management may have been committed and may be committed again, but I venture to believe that in many resDeots the Cnll- mrodorion are by far line .v. institution Wales has ever pos.se»«v»M^ The generous example set by .Hijwi a. Gilbertaon's workmen, with respect to the Swansea Hospital, is already bearing gooii fruit. Jam sure the friends of the Institution in question will be pleased to hear df the liberal decision which has been come to by the men employed at the Elba Steel Works I understand that they have met togetbei to discuss the best means of assisting the Hospital, and have finally resolved that each man shall subscribe a quartet of a day's pay on the Isth of June, Tht most gratifying part of the auair is the perfect unanimity which prevails upon the point. It is but a further proof that the practical sympathies of the Welsh working man are easily reached when the obiect is a deserving one. I confidently expect that other large bodies of workmen in the neigh- bourhood will follow suit.
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE…
THE NATIONAL CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. The "Press Association says Lord Randolph Churchill was on Friday unanimously elected chairman of the Council of the National Union of Conservative Associations. No other candidate was proposed.
THE WELSH CHURCH PRESS.
THE WELSH CHURCH PRESS. The committee of delegates appointed by the four Welsh Bishops to go into the above subject met on Wednesday at the Board-roorn of the Nationnl Society, Westminster. They sat. from day to day, and finished their labours on Friday. The Yen. the Archdtacon of Llandaff was elected Chairman, and Dr. Walteis, vie ir of Llansarolet. acted as hon. secretary. Alter they bad concluded their labours they had an interview with the four Welsh Bishops tit Queen Anne's Bounty Office, and presented to them a report of their inquiries, and entered into explanations of the conclusions at which they had arrived. The bishops, having re- ceived the report, made an unanimous request that tho existing committee should act until all enlsrged representative committee on this question had been elected at the forthcoming Autumnal Diocesan Conferences in October next.
SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY COLLEGE,
SOUTH WALES UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, THE COUNCIL AXD THE PROPOSED CORPO KATION GRANT. A .,3Mi?K of the C-U",?l of the 9*?th W,Ieg University College was held, under the presidency of the Dean of Lhodff, ?. Friday. The members present were the Principal, Pr?)fe?or Retli, Bishop ?le the Hen. A. Thomas, J. 1), tter., &d A. Tilly, Me8sre. L. T)IQr, 3. Duncan, and O. C. I ltompso The me(-u ng A,m rather prot ract one. bu the bu"s done was principally Nutine. he appointment of Mr. Po.el P,?f.So' confirmed, and the ntwly?lt?ted princip)t)of'.hoK?rth\Va)esCoi)?ewaaeJdfdM the governors. The action of th,. Parliamentary Committee on the CorporHtion Bill in regard t-> the proposed grant by the corporation of ilo,ooo towards a site for the College came before ins council in an informal way, but no dic.Fai,,n t--c I-e n the sub j ect. A i,, "d, t::v, :t the j;poltf:JUlda;nd' w?ne V) carry out their promise, which formed one of tlis b&sfcs and oue of the ronditions of tbe award by the arbitration.
THE WESLEY AN CONFERENCE,…
THE WESLEY AN CONFERENCE, 1884 Tne Weeleynn Methodist Conference for the pre- sent year will be held at Burslem, commencing July 22 Great preparations are being made by the warm-hearted Methodists ot the Potteries to Iile the biglwot ecclesiastical assembly in MeOw- (\im an appr"isktivf? and worthy reception, A net increase of about 4,000 members added during the past year will be reported to the Conference. Faithful and long-continued service rendered to the Connexion i. seldom ignored by the Con- ference, hence the IWv, R. Roberts, City-road, London, it freely WPlltlOned 1\.11 the forthcoming President. His election to the chair of t>ie Con- ference will t)e a graceful recognition of popular and effective pulpit talent. Tb able Chairman of the Bristol District, the Rev. (i. Bowden, will ra- ceive, it is thought, a large number of votes, and will doubtless be elected to the chair in due course.
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