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IWJ. *ea rouh thi-.k. Piantfl up: ?i?ri?,.?; .???" ?'-? HMNALLKD OFF TKK MUM8LBS HRan )[&7 ?"?; W,ii,W: w?thM. thick with ?n.- 1 i. A«e'l « lUMt: Sl, uameri Talloy Abi*», of Cardiff AllUiwe, of« anlifT Iva'.Lkcnuy, of be.fu.t' Leopard, of liridgwater *th'»>ner H»;ion Ann. of PeUI.8I'('; xteaiuer AnJ,owan, of Urcerock; bar«i'je C'umberlaud. of Loudou KUsamer Oa^ello, of Weet llartiepool. l'aa«e<l West: 8tu>uer» Banner, of l.Iatfguw Duddou, of Whlt«ha»eu. Putin; ztarawera Albion, of NVhiteharen Kmmanuel. of 1it.wlLton. CASUALTIES. 1>R0* Ol H. OWM lu.QlnY!\H.1 I ine i,ar<urr M'.rew "lUcr Huutiug, froiu V. for I Allium, *M In ooHt.tun uu Thvvr^lay nr.?'tuS t UibralUr T?'?'u'?''b**?' ?' ?""? ''? Li'wpw!. l^e d-iuiago to b"tu v>)3SeU 1. t?b.'a"?,? fl.LOYU'S TKLWJKA^s l The Oreek bal'f1Ue froiu C..r1.Ùit for Turkey was l¡,ok" on the 2dth 01 Aprd ia dUvrenj. V 1* Uribih tJl1V Ix'.tio SlrigUiboliu, frolu Uahia to .H.alifax, uuruug a leak ou the 6th -t April aud u?,,l d r1 ??t'?.! t! ?i??°'?°'' A Kuiggtou J.wi;WC) h:r.n states that the British ixw^ue^ouatance, Iroiu JaJÙ¡uca tur Kiuopc with" curijo tot L. how bt.oe.) alwiuloned in a siukllljl OVD;Utiul\; crew Th^ Wtiah .hlr Sou,ma"]. from C",Wfl to Fv?audo Po. Is at Falmouth K-Aky. 'Pho Achoorter Margaret W-t, -f and from Plymouth for Runcorn, aud the HrUl.<h steamer UiiiKlau, for Newport, collided near ti ck Light on 10 dJay. 1ho former f00t11YOÙ eou-ildeiaUe deimage. Thy HdiMaer Illyriau, from Liverpool to Ü\)øWlI, hi aabore atCapvfHear. A U'lc^ruiu from M ilmo on Friday afternoon statot* that u Iti I;I, of [Jw QI:tQ:: i F?j 11., *nd L» full .7 \ratci. 'Eh. ateumer YiI.WI' h. ,one toamiAt. The sbeumer ltlho. from Brazils, which arrived at South* ainptouon Priday. reports liariug apo^cu, on ihe 15th i- the steaiuurSt. Dou.\t h, of Car^liJ. from uUna for Dover, with mal;i iihaft broken. The .i.haJt hr'ke ou Saturday laet, IWd waø affNrwards h:ured, bus bf(Ñ;tt ag lLl The steamer .4'1 ill 41 N., ó W., iu Iou., fairway between Viihaut ..00 Tne lulUn Itarquo Kxnanuele Accame, from Peuiaoola for Gonoa. PUI. into C..dl1: ou lue 15th i..t. leaking taJly. I AND MOVKiliiNTd UP LOCAL VESSkiLS. I ciouth Wales, s. Itft Deile^atoh fer Gibraltar for orders 16th. N"1Jiêr,. arrived York !CI.1tU Tuxitorin IMh. t. tielier, 4. arrived Cartha^ena from Cardiff 15th. Heuiy Annina'. s, I.l Coniitautiuople how Malta tœ ,ii h. Congo, s, arrived M^lta f, Port 8aid 16th. Cyiuro, i,?,i su. Point d. (i.Uic 1,i1 Aiwr. S. culø..1u,jprf. Uihr41:.ar, fNlU Cariliajeua for Newport, ljth. Rhll. s, left "'1tW()O(l for Car<UfT Inih. Rea.Hntr. n, parsed Port Snid frum Cardiff for Uomb. iCtu. Kaiuhory, •<. left 1)??llu f?,, en.Urt 15<h. I<t s. arrived Bdt».w from V»i\>ral'^ar Utb. t'huhlUÙI, II, ariived Port Said how Cardiff 10th. VIy. 6. ieft Btbaofor 15th. 1"n..>mlU Turnbull, s. lete. K.1UIõk\h+>e for Autwerp S,b. l/*aao t'eDuoct, s, Idt Bilbao for the Tyue 14th. Huthiaa'-Te. 9, left Croitdbult tor Wyburg lth. Uild«m Syinlng'on. r», leh Genoafor (. ardirt Ht.b. le!t B4!tituure lorSt. John's, N.B. 10th (rd Uuuee. », arri-.wi Bilbao from ftabijd d'tilouoe loth. Cohirup, i, arnv..I\ ll11bao t[!J1Il Hi. Malj IJ.\b. lkr«aiuo, 3, puase>l Dover for Norkoi iiu 1uth. Alateio, s p^joed Dover for duuiUwad ldtu. LATkWT ARRIVALS IN I'LNAUTH ROAM. M iy lo. -|k>S.o,e, a. t4.Ii<ciht. T.Uley Abbey, 5, 004. U.;ht, -Ma t: 72, light. CARDIFF ",nIUYAT, I..r Dun DOCK.W.I* 15,-O,h. 198, LitMpool. Bitoiac. 8, A3, i./mtol, piOUe-i v 1 euarth, 4, 1.¡)/ rilhao, i"o 0:0. mIj 10.-lou^ueil i' faFRwi 1*^ °; ^ho:x' H, l'»* "oitiihead, .IJ¡bL 1(.)" 6." 7&1. nU,Oj ;rf) ore. R^o"i '"i™ l>«yl'yltwie i;r i;;v, U. BoMt*ux, pi.t«oo<]. 4 oivJor, 71, Swan^eri, light, .d^rti A. ItiaUv, a, yX; .Va/ l;U!tam. 130, Port! mout!i. E;1'f2;t;5iir&1:! *44 4, Wexfw ord, ;it>*oo JiJeu ot Nocini, lia. R^lm< hUw'jo J Ovuetal Lte. 140. WaUr./ord, bollan;. katc. 99, N\t Rc«. P'-xotru Dock. —.if.vl6.~Klug }tu1a. 6CT :iout.Uaw¡r toti, light. Hampshire. <, 4J4, t)u\tuwPCoOu. *i;ht. ARfUVAI-H NOT RLPOKTF.K Ko.trii 10.—Lstlirr Roy, 1,&^>; Oiroud.e. t. t-;1, tAsr BttK D- K-.Vl&V l»*(j:»b.dva s. »0? Whsr BuTa o.j¡.tI1 Lizzi,, 9V; lobelia, W. 8AILIN0S. Rouu Baa x.-H iy 15.—A. !>trollJl, s (Doacon), Port Bald. -Way l6.-Ma*otte. » [Onf*. Malta. Senator We»*r 'Ù'u.I. l.io de Janeiro. V.,U: de Palermo. j 'II'. Fwt de France, W.!rf., (HaruuwiK li;w.lr Cam, A [Ln«w), Oraveeend \r Bcra i^g.16.-A;ua (Window,). Ht.iu*. ht.-i r (Koto- Tt81. Bri gwaier. Cyprn. Lanll1.er', Ceuoa ^t.,m l. f IUco.Bnj>y. Kdgar 1I.l.tl. 11 'A I, "J'dl'-u. j\Wbtder,l, Cork. W- [it IB rxvK.Viy 15.—Varrow "Illy Bristol. Toi>e 'J (lu.yre" t.reenotk. ,V i; Ib-1iuvo {* j h. t^bVr*lV"' <Make/, Pu ol, 11"11, diJoue^, Ri.TKRKD OUT* ARDd.-May Ifi. n,e1 ma, Niuan Stiuwt, j, Y. 1,:1.104. Morel B •«, K0r\\u.tll, Uiroll.10. s 1:1. 461, HcMjj<>r A e,¡1. LU <i I Alicnde. a, iS, I.OVj, Morel Bro*. v i. Valetta >, U. L.J. Ulul.éH." U4ft,(,)C: P,in>Ji.v Ku: Tiiri>e, B. 1,410. KvanJ A, t:1.f:J.r, a ti.y.V}, Turn bud Bnw. •Seville, Tvt^ialc. «, B. il4, W. J. TdiHt 4 <;». CVdl^ ai d Vewfoun haud, Lh^le, H. Vj( J, R. Flgueira, Ziu$ara, B, If. J. H.!A^nia»: n- Malo, 0<»rey Lu&4 11, 44, MIJC"e! Urue. If. Y.nri.,jw, Aooitue, lty,99t,, Nuate:, Jvdiea Mario, P. 101, orel Broj. t'errol, Mlrta, F, l.'l, Jlorel Bros. Monte \1,100. Pisioo, A»t*. 1.097, Lncovkh SuIUm, C. 717, Mtihuni 4 *'y. C'LKA HKL5.—May IC. Aiil)na. Dewdrop, 9, B, 1,*X) 'al •Jo^aaila, Douiirton. B. 1,500 io.*l Vi!.at.aev»y Oeitra, Ho«sa. ^pu. 477 coiU rarrag- iiA. Rodbrook, ». Ii, l.La'^ut c«# Tyae lah*, s, 11, 0W coal lisrv Ioli.t. Iry, 18 ocwl Huelva. Ladi CU, B, W) 0011 POl' 't. "¡J' I:'U;O c Ow", V"¡utw. s, B. ?k?" hIQ. Gwrey Laiu* B, 03 coal Ucc/a, iranbreok, 1, B, t.UOO ct>al (i?brall. A11uu(', D, 2,'XiOco.vl &101'" faleo; Wba, H. 1,(0ocj*1 Malta, Bothal, II, lJ, 2>>0coal Pc-rt :a;J. Det;rcound. 8, l.i.<2 coal II' ,1. I, ^olJjlry, B, l.iOOccal Sa] "Pretoria, a, B. l,,J (13ttlut f-1 i;ia«w«rn. 3. H.. ('30 cou Buroeloua, NinUu Stuart, a. B, 2.4LO coal •Union, Arvlretu Rtu, Nwy, 750 hon A<!e*i. Jfe id. B, < 000 ro i l !lantes. Julloti Marie, F, ISO co il A.;u. CyUie, ti, U, 1,3 coal i [.J.'rr:I)()1. OtT.h:¡C"1"lttr ",uJ 18. Liverpool. Orr.heo.<.s. sundriet,. rler y;): Bifciuvc, t>, 4 totii plcki^d vogetallcs, C'iilvere 4 Co. B ^.(Peoa.tu, 3, toui -u ore, Fore.t Iron and B.lhao, Roap, S, 1.810 tou3 Irou ore, Craw«hay I :äia'ri'131f:'ioe¡,R:der L??10trrY. Mai Q?n. 100 tons round Dlr, N-. w\ronJ. Spray 80 wna ¡t"w i, F..». Cftrr Kcdoa, JWfJ «t NOtomJ. 1 toa^ pl'.wood, ordc-r I !o:S1'F.REÅ):t.f¡{lDS,-I.J PJ. Jli;¡lk¡, RaMol.r, B, 82, BudJ & Co Oilvalur, Belk-airu, .1 B, 04O, Waiw. Ward 4 Co. "'YI(;'SO, .rt(l:t t A;On?. "tzg. s, B, 1,344, Watw. Wmd 4 Co. I ¡¡ilJraltör, Iklh"'lrn,C;¡r:i"aJ 1<), O, i. bral, tar, Iklloaim, B. l/jOUcoal Stocku..ltn, bpray. 4, B, \ic:) -:o^ uad 100 I u:»uf .Mqidla. J.uver, B, 3H blandly lJUU.')' .v-viUe, Moua, 8, B, 5Woe*l Para. l>aj hue, F, 4W toU &;lJUW axid Odt-»a. Ko*.>-eL»ky, 4, Km, ?t; co,], 3a Un Ufiii, aud 0 0 'JO.I 'In'IJtaw.1 Rouari'j, rrosaavhs, U, 84. iron IMP"RTI<h, 13. BUN, R.dp, J,J totw ItO" 0, Mwej 4 Co Her,.twul. ():. ».tlo..kl6 pltwooJ, order iteSr ?"*? ■* ,iS»U"!» irf « ««. £!')IJ V.16 <V. fu»oSl *o Made Idajne. ) -(b Piwwd, Newport W\t. ARDS.If,y Is. ti. N.ra-. re, \!H.lr.. Ii. U. tlO, Ul.1ere\ t h,;r'¡:lrr. ,:II,OWt.ll, 8. 1:, 14Z. 00, ii"?• r t'Tl '{• ^H«lwti«* Mesiiie, A.- *.h..d r LhutjIVI'; .i:, :;I;te.j':l I'i:r I<uet*c. U?t.?g H1ebc, Oer. S, 11^,4, i Co? Le4o'u, TorbaJ, .tt¡,;r;g.r" L.ei.horu. T. orbv ar, », 1:, J,») lei | BorUani. ."y Ufle. B, l. tutu, II. ) t..& In', Alllanc, ». a, 1 lw.1 I MiwV.j. "Ir lialatuU. k, 1,130 «>jl H' Brieux, Vlue. B. J4i> ",>61 Quebec. HM#ig Siet> j tn..l CouveUlee, Looale Ceiuif, m paVntfacl F4)RTHCAWL. amd Id, .st.iv«. 14 iUdK Ti: 3A) t- irou, Uwy.Urth Ti; P^n/akiKtt. K.Au.sonte, lifeht SL Malo, Marie ami Axma. bi \ÜI'J piu,ood, E. Dav,4 »AIL!NlW.-M*y |:iauai6, P.,t,th Ogr>iore, 170 oal Barrow, Oh;wnult! iigh*. Porlock, Dolphia, ao U

fpo p 111 va 1 e families. JL TO UUTIL KEEFBBg, TO HKS. AVHAVTS. 5,000 WlXTKt: CUKKU ANU DRIED li A M S, OFFSMIU AT V::R fOUXD 8}o. A'ter this lot ij soM there will be no moro ot this quality, aud lUi jur to be LwJ fJf ni ji^y until neit II 0 P K I N S TtlK HAYKS, CAHDIFF. 497il PKIFKCT HBALTB KKSTORKB WITHO«I MKDICINM, PVIMI!*#, OR Eu&"u. aT Du BAXX?.t D4LIC10C4 NJ6"AL?'r& A?zicA Food, which '.paln the most di*-11 oHered stom»:U and bowels, thebl«ei,Ute nerves, lungs, r¡il: e1:tthJ' eer:ft er: J:J¡AC',j;t.iPJ:\bUPhf;u:; i U?rrhz., Dt'MNttry. Ae..h?. H?rtburu, Phlegm, t!?u?.My. i).rT..u<. B.huu!. fu!n.nMy. Glaullular. Kidney aud Liver CompUints, ?*y- C-ugh, A?%h. lyphoid, rit. G.,ri?, Knteric, and B,li. Ff'vu" ?phtucn< WhoepingCouK Measles, )?,'?t? ?,'i P.?erty of lh. M??t. #gu., N.d Vomit* ?. ..r .<. bating, ?. '?"? ??"y' M Sea, eruptions, Bieeplesa (»••«», Dropsv, P«raly»ii, Ko,M-).hth.'H?ttt.?j?.A?'!t'v. !H.fi',? in Adults and Childrci ?'"y'«"< y«? 'ov?tb? success wjth oM -nd young, even in thd most tnpelau CM!?. t?.O(M eurM. including HIOM of t?-? Kmperor !<MUo)Mo( KuM? Mr. H. W. O?,,)?. the Afri?ii M. [.?rM.Mv?22Uofh?,n.nt?mhutn![i.j.,).t),e "h.hion8!1 of B,41?n, Lord =" 4. L?wi.. YAd-d W,I. Fq ..1 Un. Li,ing,t?. Ure, Wu-. 81wr1and. Houth, k. Fuur ?tDt?er?onr'?'htnt ?)! ui.-at, and saviug oO tlmw irs cist in medicine. 8,1,tbly r^ked for all climate*. Hells-in tias of lib., at 2s.; lib., 3s. 6d.; 2lbs., 6s.; 5.bs. 14s.; i21be., TSis. Also Timic ke,.Int. Bi.uit?, libS. Id.; Zib.6.. All I.. carriage f .7,pt o( F.u.O. D,? BAMTtnd Co. (LmiJtod/.No 77, R^geritstreet, London. W. Dewit h. C*nit?. 8. Me(<;hf. *.d <o B'-ro?gh bpply, .r t?grocMtt'Mtch?tn?K. 67me Shee,. welity Hooae. OrecVhsrbtown, Cardiff, l? 9 o IT seemR )mp<M8.b). U?.t r,-tdy made of .uch srssiisrsia!^ '?' ?"*?"- 'M'r?.. ■n-; k.. J.b.enl« I"I'IU. IloO aanJ' aue! .uh IfUI\ car. Hop Bitter* 4o kut when old aa^ young rioii ainT 4 C»o«Trfn^TSTu  ? *1" »»d ?,-ify To c«r* Sjin Dniuuicti—8ul^h«lio« w='7 U;w •Curt. k. miA, MOT14UJ, a, !■ S few ika. u»l lue afctaati oj'<ia <Uaordert, totaU* deatvavs i..okIa. ixssizzsKZix&jrsS

ALEXANDRA PARK MEKTINQ. The W@D (1?@ W.LT? HA?iDl(!? of 103 ?n-, the ?nnttHbeMM fer 70 suvs. .?t?m" Scotch PP.?i, 4*w. &I lib Vurnt. 1 Caadahjar ?:?.St?b'??S ? Madame NerwK 3yv«, 7st .White 3 H:,= fr 3ö: 'Ÿü,'¡. r ¡;¡:' 'LO;i:' 8'icl'f:.te(c Fliuwyll. dilva I Martin) alJu r.u. t?etting -2 1 .'N Ca^iah-ir 11, yto agu \HU. 5 to 1 -.It 8,?..IA P-1. and 100 to b ":1\ Sllva. 4'andahar 'I f?towtd b, MtMhme Ncrudt and Scotch PNotl to tbe 8\ni4b. where the th placed ùone came ou. Bcoich Pearl, Ukmg U, Ih? ru..I"' a the Sund, hekl her own 4l1\Î won by a leugth & hi the 1e.onU awl The winner bought hi for 15ow* Sicilian was aold for H*ot ."If HlU1.uD..ad Candaha* II. for 70g,I, F R. V*fJKLAClt r^° YltAB °'? ?" Kt"OT.; oolu 9bt 2lb. fUUed ud eld.u..s ba ltlb; <ellmg aJlowanœd. Fi,. f-, ")I. n?M.-?.woo<t ) NobjW-oe ftli7 Harrett 2' C.o^e;j Houm Walu.rijht 3 l?moMtt?.L?.Mi.VMityF?ish.??).' R*? ?'?'' u«C«r filly IMurgau). '?'" fitly (M^rUn), aud Paparooa 1 (C. Lt??.t also M?. ?.tti?;-M M 8 gA H,.bl:?.U. 4 Nol»ie*e tUlw ,7 to ?'' ""? of L*"??' tit/. ^nd 10 to 1 agitt any other. '1 v he w1i. nner made It tbe running, and won UI a caukr by Îour)euwtt\6 J>art ?'? ?'?? ? '?h' "? S?Jcr? and Vanity F*lr la*»t. The w1nncr wm sold to Ir. Walton for 30)gi. The AI.¥X\NVKA. lfoLlJ Cui' Ulanù¡cap) uf lW sova; winners eJu., Six turlo1.1.16. Douald cltd, 57., 1,.t 41b W.lto 1 Apple'>losaotu. 5y-l lWt Wotxl 2 ??),r.? ?f{??. l?t M:b o. L? R flUi!ti;I)'r'j' iL'bie';I;l'Ii" ;LîteJ 7 to j e*cii agst Ouebrada colt ami H&¥Ill RUùlD. -17 to 1 Appleblos*o:u was followed by Rajged Robin Iud I'onuld C. Ûl n;l, where M-ld 1,1.?rt ..k unù pl-. aud, ?,e.riuil dowu the l?der, wou by a ??l; bad Uurd. The Alkxandha Plate (Handicap) of IOJ '0"; wlnue""I"" Five furlongs. tl t.m; Wid. 1 ,d-i., C.I, 8?t IAb :I I bin {Hiles) i6\:W "'0. 8oHlu-1:S t.o "t ApiJleM(j:S)lu, B?u.?t.:K?' a^e1!, twt 71b .W.tJ?S? ? TUe Uueen sl. Loates) aiso rau. Bettiug—6 to 4 ou Me. col", 2 to 1 .igst Htafta. 8 to 1 "t Hrwuwicker, .,d 100 1. agM The ucell, bUiffa made I tbo ruaoiu& ..I I. by four lengths. T"' Pal*ek'^ GBCK I'?Tz of 103 SlJV" for three .r ohU and upwards; weight for age lüld"iI, selliug, aud othr allowances. 0- mile. Craigforth. ?M White 1 I F.rv1!Pt/i: i Caoipfollower, »yw w-13 Stiver Miue IBarreU). Brouillanl lW. G-t."), t4.,I?t,ut lUtiarpel, aiKl Ramaay (Morgaul aleo ran. Betting— ti 5 ou Cruipfollowoi- 7 to 1 a*»; Who Can Tell. 8 to 1 ?ad,t H¡ouUluL! ..d SU,?, Mine, 12 w 1 S,l Craigforth, .A2: g,, 1 tAU'.Y. TheMiDDncs^x Handicap Qt 5 @fi each for dt?Wn, with 1;?X ?ia.d ? win ien *?' mile. W..)MT.<yrf.<h?<ib .Wt<xt 1 Student, 4yra, 71t White 3 OJruhc., 'yn, 7-t åJ.k.I .S, Loatc i J  L t  ? 3 Kate [will 1>V ..Ooater) and Henry v..1.. ran. Bettiug—2 to *'??'?'? ?'?" '< to !?'t ComUt. 7 to 1 agr<e K^te Redly, .,?d 14 tV. 'Yia?? gKt ,I. Rilli i?"ly V and Coruiet, with 'Vul, last, tQ Ih, straight, wh,, the latr joined UUI l?.4, an.I. ukiug up Lhe vumUug in th 15u.I,ht, drew away, aud won ilia cauter by tive !¡.U:lIi. BETT1NO ON THE COURSE. DKJlII\ 3 te 1 agnt Harvester, o o30 to 40 Edison, I V t: 2'4u.u Adt %51 ? !?.?'!t!i). t Uide.t 50 to 1 Bouuiu 100 to 14 — i: 1000 to 20 ()t::ll: I 100J to 70 — %d. t 1000 ,) 20 — Corftuto, t TukOaXh, 7 t.o.01 Biutyliody, t M"s,u1'tW Cfl'. 14 to I-n,i"" 25 to 1 — Priuceas t.M to 8 .?t t'?.?n? t ?t. t 1&0 to 5 Difr..?hi., 20M 10 100 D.U?1.1. t taken j 1000 to 30 100 to 8 JcUam, t 1000 'u JO A.,?, t loo L.8j?-, t ?1"" W t1.1 3?)R t

LO.N-DO. iit.,rriNu. I Tut Dekbt. 1*) o 30 alt Harvester, iw to 7 Zit W.r.?d. L.\O 11 o 9 to z Al ?. ?G t, I — Viuui-Ji), t4o iJs' 4 0 W to 1 8«»SIIO»lu. 15 to 2 .i.. al,uuun, I 4 o tA'» 60 to 1 Bounio ft?l-R?htuu?. t?'f?.t -K v*w 'MOtotj-t.tt?fuEm. 10 to 1 i)t. Meiard. 0 lror, t ')1.\s.uJ,r:u. Cl'P. 8U 1 "a Corn* Roy, | 3J to 1 agst 11.1"i.? l?. t Co &; \if :1 tlJ 1 Florenoe. t 9 tJ 1 Borneo, 0 | ^3 tv 1 Repv.cve. l'£ *J o 8 Cameharl, 11 t o 100 6 Perdita II.. 0 i 40 to 1 U.ck. t 'Ai to 1 D ke of I.,? mood, t

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CMCKIST. OXFORD OaVKBMTV I'. AVSIRALIAN'S. 1:e3u:9in th"ir innings on Fri<iav, tJ¡ Or.oniatu played up L- a m"t grntifyius tn.-iim«r. Pagt and Asher certainly gav« but iitti.i Zroub'i,. t.t when K,y O'Brien runs camo freely, and h« fore they were thy t, UI had been t&.kCII toO 176. O'Brien Wt1, IKkJn "itr bowled tur a 5VI!II!id tlluillS or 9 uml th tunin g concluded, just bodfllrl;t luiiclwon, fur 209, N.c-hoils and W filthy giving a lot of trouble. Th* Australmns starttn1 badly I n tneir second essuy, .m 1 ion i chrållg greeted tho OLt1Il:JU' oi Banmtrnian slid Murdoch whn only twu runs were tnlWe. Giftcnaud OOfIUt!h took. the total tn 30, "h11 lIw f.n^r was caught Lt point. Bjn.M. hit tr.<tv.t?h?m? onP.t?t 60 °' \?)C?; at vrl' b,?,?gt t L-lul lis reiirvment. M'Donnvll w.ia stumped at thasa m total, bu. Midwinter and Black- h.irn caui^d »ever<^|chHU.i;ei, and it was not until 42 had b*-en added that H!(')1\1U W":H"\lIlat and bowkd. After Midminti.r was got "Ll of. w It11 the tXi.pt ton uí Scott, who pliyed kjo«xl crleki'f, nmi- of the rf"IY1: Ihi".f 4.C mocl.uouM;, a id tUeiimtwg4clos«ni(or I6i, which !e.tv<:< ?hc Cn?.?i'? 108 in 't'h" "? ?';cre" ?'? Anrn"LI,UI. Fn?tn..t..t.? "?'?''ttM,)t,h.t. M'H- iiuell, c ¡cllO¡b. b SVuitby 5 st Kemp, b Nicholli 36 Ba is. i "Ian, c Klne liayc«x*k, bWli.vby 33 e NichoMs, b D&3- toird Z :!U;dl.Ckh' "a.bWLltby 11 b JWavd 0 Oi»Tc?i, c NkjIh'Lci. bPa^e 14 ?,?bb, b fi-i'tard. 9 Uonuor, 0 nch"lIs, h vMiltov 2 c icholl!l. :) P"l' 11 ?'?k?.m.' bV/irtb> 20 cA).'U?t?fd .?.8 Midwinter, o Ashe, b Whitby c0 c Lrain, U Whitby -«5 .??L Wx?hc!:??/Wh)t'?..?6 c K?m'?. b W'J?t'?' 21 b IVI?iib,- i? bW'?,Ll;?' 7 (s. J h 'Yjdtoj flot (lut. 8 >1 vftwitii, not out .b c Key 3 15 Extras 10 T'?? .1-)9 To!1?) OXFOKP. w. C. K'mp.rmi out ii C. R, Cobb, b P.I.? 0 J. H. Brain,c Gltrn, b S^oflort:! 8 T. C ?'Brteu.b?tt'e 9, H. L P?. b P?l .I 3 K. J key, b Scott 30 A. tr. G. A?h". 1 m .'?t 2 H. 1^). Nicholls, not out 16 H, 0, Whitby, c Bomior, b Boy le 10 K.W.HM?rd',hP?!?r.?."???? 0 Extras 5 j r-s(,g,rx. Si:I!)1:1II:W'i,71tli\ to a conclu* sion on Friday evening. Notts tvinnin^ in a Ily hollow f,hl011 by an Inning s and ll runs. "hc weather w.is nne. but a (all of rain during tbe night had, cJ0ubtlt"J. made th wicket difticult. dimw in the tint innings, and Attewell iu the second, bowled marvellously well, j and though several of the 8u«aex team showed much iraUei.Cf! they could uot score. Bhaw took six .iicket, for 'U. rUlIs. awJ Attewell seven for th 9TUti number. A. Payne pi. ,-d b g->od -le for his run'. but none of th o'ucrs did alJ.ït!du worthy of note. The .Nut:e AldL.¡ was pcriœt. dcurf:- 2* jm. Scotton, b 11 bhrewiburv, c Sharpc, b Tester j6 Jlar.uj, c Ellis, b Juniper Fiowers,b Juniper n I ftf'1\i;i::tti/< ij tvi!'V,b J mi^er <j £ Mi'?.'?.?n'i'?r'?;?.?;?. K Wrigii- not out fc<j Att-:N¡L c H.uuphrcva, b juniper 4 Uu,?,1, reys, h Jumper 6 tJliL-rwIu.c Payi.e, bTester ti txU" 1 Total 273 First Innings, Second Innings. K. T. b 12 b A. ? Tester, b Shaw 0 t. 4 Heweli Uum,1-larc)'j. c & b hw 0 c Hhrewabuv" v, b Attrw^ll 1 J. Hide, c Selby, b Wright 1) t' o Sh-rvln, b 7 Flowers 7 C. Shorpe, c Flowers, b "'d)¡' 4 b HewH. 1 QU4ii, 5{ dherwiti, b Shaw V C bi»"rwin, b Att. J. Perkins, c Shrewsbury, b ,1. Perkin.. c Shr.burT. b !;I. 11 nllt OUl 1 A. Payne, u,, ..t I b Flow-ns 18 A.?ti?."t?ahtrwi)t.'b l S Wright 14 b Attew.1I 0 Juuip. c i o H¿W U A:t-?IL 7 Li.kras 3 Extras U Total 7S Total 44 I M.C.C. V. YORK9HIRK. 1 inis matcu WU concluded at lx.r-1 0:1 Frida*y, and re?it? i? ?.'t..ry for tt? O'tb '?" HKht?it'.f??'?y C^'innicnc^l soon "ft1 hatf-paH eleven, I'll, -d Hall facing the bowling of 3urtou rnd Rylott. w?en 66 runs were on Giace took the ball from Burton. Ttus ,,r;!e was eff,?L-tu?l, as L}Ck.t was w?ll caught at Infig-on, ,y trigit, bv %v aNrn, L??kwood's innings waa a grand display of patient batting. He was more than once indulged with his favourite hit, the 1_18 cut, anù hi clean hitting wa excellent. Ball. as usual, play- II pattently t anJ the hut jO nI,uute.sof hi3 existrncc did not product a run. u??. was well seconded by Gri "haw, whole 30 was obtained in a -ry steady way. ?, Tb .( ti,? tU1 did littl., Hunter currying ..t hi. b.L for 8, H. L.Wd ia ",W .tJI. lIll sho.ld lu\'t' "olle in NrHr, With 2o to KeL to win, the Clu!, couinienced their tecond in.i'n I. t ?. NV rft i.i. th? bowling of L;a and ;er Hiee -if,;i' G, and ""Ih hi* ?,.t b1l .,it G. He*rm> t? the r?r. I, V. Walker and Frank Huurne, however, won the match. On paper, Yorkshire had the best team, b it Ihe bowling 01 Kylott and Burton was excellent through- out. Tho catches which disposed of Ulyettwero ex- ceedingly tin.* ?" ??'?'? ? one ..a. by ly t. ikore Yorksuirk. Fi,.A Innings. Second Inning*. Ulyett, c Grace. b lIurtoll. ,9 c and b Rylott 18 lI&lI.c Wild, bButton 6 b Burton 25 M. II, Hawke, 0 J. Q, Walker. b U) IoLt 0 c Robertson, b Dur. ton 6 Lockwood. c Wild, b Burton 1 c NV Hearn, b Bur- ton .?. 25 Bates, c W, Hearn. b Burtoo 3 b Rylott 2 Urimdhaw, b Burton 0 c aud b Robertson. 30 Peel, c J. O. Walker, b Rylott 8 c Vernon, b Robert- IOn 6 Emmett, c Wild, b Burton 8 b Robertson 6 Peate, b 'Hyhtt. 8 cW.HMrn.b Robertson 4 Hunter, c V?,n, b Ryl.tt, 2 ",t out 8 Kani¥'n, not out 0 c Hyutt. b Burwn Extras 1 Extras 7 E.t?. F 7 T.W T.t.1 144 First lunl"II, Second 1111111111" I. lJ, Walker, c Bates, b E? 'n" 32 not out Ii W. S'?rMO. I b b H.rn. M « son 5 c Emmet. b Harri- G G. Hearne, b Ulyett .17 b Harrisou 0 J. G. Walker, b p 4S 6. F. Vernon, c Lockwood, b Err.mett 51 0 P. Hearne, b 2 not out 14 J. Robertson, b Peale. Wild, c Lock wood, b Peate 5 Burton, c Hunter, b Emmett 11 Rylott, not oat Et'trM.  7 El 1 I E.t;li E: 31

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*#* AltoorresponuenLs must write on mhkiiok oi the (Mi;-er only, or their letters will be rejected. I Wecanuot publish any \8 ttttr unless the writer sends bi. rial MAM. aitd .PDI\ not aecestariiy ior Pill> Ucation, but as a Guarantee of geod faith. The Editor oanaot undertake w return rejeoted GODI- auntcation. undør any circumstancet.

Mat" (Pnntrythallt).—The Preston Guild Festival I. hid to have been instituted in Saxon times, and kept regularly oncein Vwonty )'ran ever since 12. LA-ndTax —" (Merthyr) i) ?iMd th.tt.he cannot claim exemption from land tax unless he can prove .t t t. t??.? redeemed and the redemption 111(J::lxll:e :{n,tea: 1lij,O jo?ed i?y aœoullted for by the fact that the piece of land upon which thft house was built had no taxable vlu. until the house ?ud oilier buildings were em??t?-d thereon. The amount to be paid by th? parish .t t? ri.,l by an equal pound rt, p, 11 1,, r,t-l?. lJ; hu';eII:rl;4 1I'Ie ::ill and otJar alteril?i( :1is It3, time to time, to re-adjust the &ISmlIt of the property iu the parish, so as to make all tho inhabi- tants bear their fair proportion. CvU8 0" f?)ttc?<'uN.Q.?" (Merthyr) is informed tj?t lh 1""T? the put,- i(: Ulony is seldom autt\f':Wut to coytr the whole of the lXIUk::l ¡ncurrd by the prosecutor. Pawnbroker's CU4RUJ¡;S.-1f Pledger" (Pentre, Rhou- dd») is intormcd that the charge of one penny pr month tor an advance of more than two shillings was quite rrtct. He uuht to have managed better; it wA, ?C, w11 'L" t- lMY interest p. so small an excess; and we must my that the pawnbroker w, ,,irly?h.p in the transaclion, However, those Plwll '1101)3 ought to be abi, to look afttr t hdr own concerns. Liauiu U" OF —" lago "(Llaudilo) is informed t hat husband is res{>onsiblc Itlr Jch contracted LJy his wife helore their marriage to the extent ot the money aud other pro|»crty which he became |K»s9es3ed of or en- titled to in consequence of the marriage; Ihl 110 further. As he did not tell us the facts we cannot KII3YitH' his inquiry more definitely; but ho may write again and expiain lh facts if he likes. U.1tiKTS o¡.: lLI.h.lHT.1.'IAI'K. Roberto" (Pontypridd) should have sent us a cooy of the will out fw,,i .?, his i:II(: y 1r:c:Jb3 ::°t.;ft lj11: O:ïlr'r thereunder. The general rule b that "I I illegitimate can take IIdtJdll uu'ess It is expressly "ivn to him, 4 bequest in favour of children being held to mean law* rill children only. However, if he has a copy úf the will, he may send il for out perusal, and we willadvUe llim further. U he wishes us t return the copy he mU3t..Ht.i with it au addressed envelope. MASTKK ami Servant.—If "A Y.?.?g 'fry"(C.rdiff) glv»*s up his employment without giving d?,, ""? he will thereby forfeit his wa^es. NortCK OK Dismissal.—44 A Constant R,.d,r" (Milford Haven) is iulorined th*t th" notice to be given de- lnJ' very much upon the pOiitiuu of the person upon the staff. Generally, a weekly servant may be dis- I d by w?ek ? "?'i hut I,. various businesses a general !U.L.. ?.i", as to the notice to be given by TI\rrR:I)Ot t}1¡'I;I:ut1:t I;t t;tr ?f?!'t'f.n?. Our cOl'ru_Hldtmt 1ms PUH us no oiue to his position except tho word wlti.h wo have quoted, RnlÍ We hav known It used where it was not strictly appropriate; and we are, therefore, unuble to advise him 80 defi- nitely i we could wish. Probably he is acquainted with the custom as to notice in his occupation (what- ever it may be), and by ttl!t.t he must be guided.

OCH (iHEA'f LADO\ïEH: TO THE KDirOft OF TUK .0 WKSTLKN I hilt,—1 send you lisL of tho ijreiit ];,nd-??(?rs of our country—those owoina 100,000 ncres and I upwitrds. Tlii'y aro 42 in .?u?.bev, ,nd a,. u f?llo Acr.'S. Tttlue. Duke of Argyll 170.1))) £ bO,(XO Uukec.f Alhol. Evan 16S.OO) 17.000 HicliarJ IfcrriilK* 170.U00 9.5-.10 A1i\rqut' ot rt'lIu.,Lball q3d,()I)J. b3,U00 21.0Oo Martini 3S of Bul« 116,000 2i!,OJO tJJ.tllt'fuU '0" 1,,? 61 w 10 Yt.0 Cnwilor 101,MX) 44,0» Uukeof Cleveland ICK/jCO S>7,l>:0 Chisholin 113,COO g.7,10 i<oril C'DiiyiiKliain lbC.'XO 50,Lko t:.tr?..Jh..ui)e.??.?.?.?;.? i; 5l,0W Duke m Uevjiuli.ro I%iu.Lw )D3,UuO Fartjuli«rjon 107.0W 11,000 ri z?,g w j W.WJ E<?i.\[?ini.t..???'????? m: 36:L*j ""■'I ?. nx.ooo 31,wj l e  .j r Ur.)n! 145,UW I 1,(W :.t:t:,¡,i::i::i:i: læ H I t.?r( H.?;M lai.OOJ bo.'?'. li.iil uf lienuwre llilM) 34: %Ig¡f';j: l: :11 Lo'.? ec'.nttdd m-?.?O. tai.O'O Lord Loval ltSu.OOO 28, UirU MuoloiKilil liS,000 11.OJ .?;?tb?joo? 7 tai I""IMI'¡ lQI,OJO. 8,1.00 Matbewn 220,1X0 2J.>)0J SirJ. Mutheaoii 4^,0^0 19, ;W Dnko oi Montrose lM,'(\)t)? MOM 17, Duko of lUchUloml BUU Uordon 166 W 7?,,Ijl Oukeol PartlanJ IR"00 1?.4 ??ir C, 1&5" i, VI) l\*rl of Sf?Mct'J.jOo,(M0 7?.0? i Sli 11, 'm 16 cw t'n!f,'ofHuth?rht.??'??;.?i.3;?;Mo lir: L.r,l WiUongUly d liitsby ls"v?O rJXQO XtieMaokinlojli 124,000 ?'.? I: E?tt .ir .1 1161()(,) 6'? Udt «>t this number, I think, only the l'uke of Nofihuaib'jilutid Jinj tlio Uuko of Cleveland are purely EU1iIl lamlowoeri. Th groat I\Crtg(.J in other eti?)iet.tS.'o!)?)d,f.rm'ent..k' up of esta;e3 lyii.g in more Hun one "t th th?-!e killg doms. 'i In; Duke oi Sutherland hus neitrly twentv ac''t' in the d."I"t. North of S,¡t1"nd for ilch ono h" possiiR3ed in England, and yet his property in M.i'iip.viii'o and Stuli'oi'.Uliito exceeds his Si:utoli r')ntaJ. Again, the Marquess of l?, ?,i. ha.s nl y 1 1,0,)J in En^l.uid, LLw"" 1ZJ,000 i" ;r.' iö,oö¡¡ia,y.t l}¡ri ptoporty, cliii.liy in Kerry, n pic' uresque, b it not fc -lil • country, l'turn oim aoout 5s. uu acrø, I rûm1nbl)r sklmming J\ few ye?ra ago me dedlIni.tion in speech of Blight's on thi, ?ubjo?t, particularly the grjiit tracts bolnngins to a few individuals in :Scoll"I1:, HI< ignorant haMel's shouted "ihame," 5sc., i.e., halntJ upon Inn, wl10 possessed so tmich land. Rich, that! But now look "t the valuo of tl1cs tr;irM. In the list I s.miiI (hero arc two men wlio ?? callud Iho Ctiisliolm" .?d The M.icleo,i, by wa y of prominence over xli others so mime.I. The va!ue of Tho Chi,"olm's 113,000 acres i" Y8,700 a yMr, that is, rou^iilv, l? 6rl ? n acre The land of thu other yie a rent of about 1., ,3d, pe,- acr. The Ma'" ,on3 derivo from tholr 650,300 acres—a greater lirea than (ilaniorgars'iire—i41,09O a year. Tlif-y or In\'e Le,n, b,i,i.?,g men, and 1 h.tv ■ seen it stated that tin y are excellent landlords. I firmly believe liiat if the blatant orator I have referred t.) hd II great estate lie would not give it up, and 1 venture to doubt whether ho would d ) very qhk'i for 1,13 tenants. He opposed tho Factory aoc,, ?a.. M?y' 13. u, I

HIGH 8 H Kit IKK I TO THIS EDJTOn OF THt: II WKSTI.HN' BIAlt," Sn;,—tw!Up??set) t- ".d in yum vatuaMe paper of Uiiad,(y"C.tr?imrta'?"it;t.tfr touching tlio above subject, and shaH be gial 10 make OM o"f lhe PM!)' to do honour to 1r, W, T, Lewis on the occasion of his receiving th. j.dg'? al the Brcon- s'.iiro A.i?te,, in July next —i am, &e. ANOiTIKU LAKDHVIAX.

SUl'l'LY. I VK.-THY MF,Kl'l.\(.i AT l.LANl'APARX FAWIt. 0" Thursday eVéning a vestry mClJtÂng was huld at tlt :;tlOu,)1 Schoolroom, Crotlah.:s, to h pro. test against the action of ccrroin gentlemen in ittempting to charge tho cost of supplying Llan. diinUod Weils wilia water upon the common fund ot tiif, ltliayader Uni,)n." fhl) It,v. D. %Iorgiin irector) presided/and there was a Urge attendance of latepayers. After sonic discussion, the majority of thosi present signed a memorial to the President of the Local Uoveroment Board protesting against the intended rato as being unfair to the ratepayers of Llanl' idarn Fawr. The rate in question is to nieet, the expenses of opposing tho Llandrindod Wells Water Bill, now before Parliament, and not in any sense in aid of the cost of supplying ^tl'"1' itseli by any party.

UATEl'AYKItS' MEETING MAKSriiG, PIVISIOK OF DISTRICT ISTO WARDS. A public meeting of ratepayers was held in the Town-hull on 11ltHsùay vèDingt for the purpose of cUIIsidering the expediency lOf dividing tho dis. trict under tha jurisdiction oftha Local Board into sop.irato wards, The meeting W¡I convened in ,,ply to a requisition signed by twenty ratepayers. The attendance was small. Mr. J. H. Thomas was voted to the chair, and he invited those present to express their opinion on tho subject. Messrs. Jenkins, I). Kvans, J. Edmunds, D. M. Howen, and I). lfllvies spoke in favour of dividing the district into wards, It was contended by the various speakers that at present the district was Ilite. and the upper portion was sadly neglecwd and was un. represented on tho board. Messrs. J. Barrow, W, Williams, M. Uowells, E. Hopkin, and L. (f. Jones spoil) in favour of leaving matters i@4 stittu epto. in I Irl?lir opinion the upper di.?triet was adequately represented by tho present members of the \).)arJ. and the upper h,lIol.t receivod the same attention as other districts. Mr. D. Davies. Liverpool House, then moved "That.it is expedient to divide this urban sanitary district into wards." Mr. J. Jenkins seconded die motion. On a division seven voted for the motion and ton against, and two did not vole. The meeting then terminated.

SUICIDE AT CARMAUiHEX ASYi.U.M. On Friday morning a painful CaM of suicide occurred at the Joint Counties Asylum, Carmar- then, an inll",te nameù Ann Lewis, aged 49, a widow, having hung herself by the blind-cord to a window of one of the apartments. The dsceased woman, who hod lived near the Qirmarthen Ceme- tery, W."? admItted a p:,ti?.t of tho asylum in April, 1883. Itxrem?rhabtahowanecoutdt?Yi! eluded the vigilance of the watchers to commit tho rash act of self-murder, as there were people aboutUtephcedurint:thewhobtitue. She had, apparently, placed the cord over the top of the window shutter, fastened it round her neck, aud oostr&ns?dheriMtf. At nine o'clock she WM found hrle"s, An inquest was Ileld on Friday evening by Nir. John Hughes at the Asylum. It appeared that the deceased, who had formerly displayed suicidal tendencies, was in a wlud with 45 others, who were watched by four attendants. She, however, had recently so tar recovered as to assist in lookinJ after other patients. She was only out of sight of the head-attendant ten minutes before she was found dead. The jury in the result concluded that her death was caused by hanging, and no blamo was attached to any.

-u Th* (rent's E?knewid. H-L ,?d Shoe— B«rt. Wt).? HMM. UrMkhert-KM. CaN, sjSi "or.WWAY' Fills.— Indigestion.— How mTch ¡, ::1w :e&:nloJ=i ti:e  11.1e r It  :ftoru&ch, Ufer, iMld bo"eLs  001 the ejHlre iy,«B tlut harmony W.U?h. SS??X;-S"?,tE:H.?E?? bojbwof the public, alnw ifolla, tnl, »,a ^| ilUpatred c.Uae8iion, awrt to r the -,I.bi. suffeter to It'¡Ib. _tn, &w.I cheerful" fUJIUUNK! — KOft THK 'RXWM AND ilaUTB,- :r= =:a'l=t e,,a':ro=; bnubMoiucM. plMau,, whU th.r^UlT IIUIBII, ■rnnu tISir St™"1}" b-rdeiui (b, iuu, S?? ?*?* '?"??CM.pMS? =.th y -4 .1 b.b, 1.Id, RSS&?KSS: ..?- N ? .?;

MEDIEVAL MILITARY ARCHITEC-1 TURP, IN EN(iLAND.* [SECOND NOTICE.] Interesting luaUdial in abundance might be found in this work for a notice extended far beyond the limits we have prescribed for ourselves. The great border fortress of Alnwick, the grand structure at Arundel, justly described by Mr. Clark as one of the foremost works of Mediaeval military architecture in England; Uarnard, with its rare hi,toric,¡1 allSociations, Bed- ford, Berkeley, Pootefract, Ludlow (noted for, the production of Milton's "Comus"). Conisborough, Warwick, yea, Hoyal Windsor itself, must be passed by without more than the merest mention. As previously intimated we must con. tine ourselves to tho castles of Wales and the border counties, and even of these we can only find apace for a few words its to the principal of theio. Dealing with North Wales first we take Ukaumakis Castlr, in Anglesey, "an example of a purely concentric fortress, in which the engineer was left free to design his works without being governed by tl.. )f the ground." A fine structure this, with a quadrangle 50 I ;,7:d..t: :tain:th wthuatrte B3 ini??iv(? curtain w:LlIs, having altogether twelve towers ut the angles, with inteimediate towers, half round, with prolonged sidey, on the east and west walls. Not tho least notice- j able of the internal works is a beautiful little chapel of two bays, with polygona) apse, J groined,aud with w;tll? panelled in two .tage all round. The gate house i" a fine piece of work, I the outer gate well protected, opening upon the seashore. The period of its erection is fixed about 1295, twelve years after the execution of Prince David. With the subjugation of Wales, its stmte. getie and general importance ceased. The accom- panying ground plan and bird's eye view of the building from its south-eastern angle give material help to a proper understanding of the verbal des- cription. Conway Castle is in roduced to us with the town of the same name as forming together" the most complete and the best preserved example of Medieval military architecture in Britain." The castle occupies the apex of the triangular promontory upon which the town is built. The curtain wall encircling the town is protected by 28 towers. Intended as a tete-du'pont to cover the passage j of tloop, across tho water, the site appears to have been selected, and the structure built, by a perfect master of military engineering. A room in the northeastern tower in the inner i ward is said to have been occupied bv Kleanor, the Queen of Edward I., who spent a Christmas at the cattle in great State. Mr. Clark thinks the budding was bc^un in 1285. The Parliamentary General Myt.ton etormeù the town and took the castle in 1646. Charles II. g,,?e tho castlo to ihdward, lust Earl of Conway, who was tnean enough to dismautle iI, to carry away its lead and tittibi r-work, break down tho well-stairs, and do all the damage ho could out of pure spite to some of the neighbouring gentry-a scoundrel trick for ever those scoundrel t'mes. The descriptions, plars, and views of this building are of marked excellence. Willi regard to Cauvakton, clilbt ot the three military works of the First Edward, Mr. Clark tells us there ia no "castle in Britain laid out with greater uniformity of deign, n< r one in which the resources of the military engineer are more skilfully set forth." Its waifs a'O a mere artificial continuation of the ridge of nek, standing a few fect abuve the level of the town, on which they are built. The King's Gate- house, Prison Tower, Queen's Gate, the Well, Dungeon, Eagle, Black, and Granary towers lire the most vtnmrkable portions of the structure internally. The building was begun in 1283, simul- taneously with Conway, Cricciaeth, and Harlech. Its completion did not take place until nearly years Ui-jr. Owain Glyndwr took town and castlo once, und both were alternately in possession of loyalist and Houndhead during the Civil War. Most people remember the story which connects the birth of the tirst Prince of Wales with this c.istle. On the eve of that interesting event Edward Longshanks, politic as he was brave, hurried up his Queen from her English home, and, at a conference shori ly aftorwards held with tho Welsh chiefs at Khuddlan, obtained their prùmiso of obedience to a native prince who had done them no wrong and who could not. speak one single word of English. The astute monarch thereupon pro- duced his heir, born a few days previously at Car- narvon. Whether the Welsh chieftains were angry or amused history sayeth not; possibly both. UAbLF>cR Castle. on the coast of Merioneth, commands a view in. cluding Carnarvon liar. Snowdon, Carn Madi-yn, C'arn Bodfuan,Yr Kid, Aberdaron Bay,and Bardsey Sound and island, undoubtedly one of the finest in Britain. The castle is an excellent example 01 tho concentric or Edwardian order, and is com- posed of a central four-sided ward within four curtains, capped at each angle by a tlvuiii-tower of thiv;e-quaiter projection. The great gate- tVH1!U i9 in t Is. centre of the land ward or eastern side, and opposite are the remains "Î tho hall and domestic IouiltJi"g., contiguous, on the north side, being the chapel. Harlech closely resembles Caerphilly in tho plan of the interior and middle wards. The castle was long used as a Court of Assize, a prison, and for the lodgings of tho judges. Mr, Gink assigns its foundation to Ilw year 1280, although the Welsh claim it to have bepn an older fortress called f?aer (ioit\vyn, from Collwyn ap Tang no, fo>*uit circa 877. Owaln Glyndwr took it in 1404. Thirtv-six years later Margaret of Anjou found shelter in it, th'j south-east tower for "OIlJe time afterwards hearing lwr nam*. In 1463 ho brave and hand- some iWydd ap levan ap Einon, he who had enter- tained Qu"n Margaret there, was besieged in it. His answer to tti,, summons to surrender is well remembered. I held a cistle once in France," he cried, until all the old women of Wales heard of it. 1 shall now hold thi.s one until all the old women of Franco can say tlio same." He gave the place up after a long siege, and on honourable terms, to Sir Uichard Herbert, who commanded for Edward IV. It was subsequently besieged I)F, and surrendered to, t lie Parliamentary General Mytton. "The first constable," says Mr, Clark, 11 was Hugh de Wonkeslow, appointed about 1233 by Klward I.; the last, the late W. W. E. Wynne, FAq of Penlarth, as good a man as he was an eminent antiquary." bolforwyn Castle, Montgomeryshire, having no history worth tiio mentioning, wo piss it over. EJawarden ('¡1,tlO, in Flintshire,also hnsassociations which, lsko its present outlook, are more English than Welsh. It is chiefly remarkable as the abode of Mr. Gladstone. A separate word may be given to Montoomrry Castle. registered m Domesday under that name, end in- cluded, strange to say, in the English county of Salop. All entry in the great register of the Con- queror traces back the history of the place to the time of Edward tho Confusor. Ad quod adjacent Iii. indie et dimidia qucs tenuare Sennar, Oslac, Azor, de rego j';Jwllrdo, quiet.1S Ab orani gcldo; ad venandum eas habuere." Built origi- nally in the rough, upon the site of the British Pen. gwcrn, by Roger, Earl of Sussex and Montgomerv, and destroyed with its garrison shortly after his •l-fath by the Welsh, the castle in its stronger shapo was designed by, as it takes its name from, Baldwin (Fddtiryn, Tre-faldwyn is Welsh for Baldwyn's Town or ?kntgomery) do B?t?rs, who held the Fl'uior of Montg omer y i,, f Hemy I., per It passed from the Hollers to /.n;e,t?. ttpM-?() fr.;mtheHo)feritto to Hubert IQ Burgh, ?,.?toa appointed by Prince KJ?r't°.ind?'?.d<<Knjvi)!. with whom tho mure important pn'tion of 1t3 e,rly history elos"8, It underwent the usuIII vici?stti (es in tho time of the Pai-liatnent wars. .Mr. C lirk can find no traco of eMlier work t w? th?tnf Henry Ill. in the castle as it nowsMtfdf Ofta's Dyke I\ within mile of M,,ntg. the castle being upon its ..t,r or Wel.h id.. Oswkstry Castlh, celebrated in border story, has all but disappeared. Near Oswestry wa* fought, in 642, a tremendous battlo between the grand old Pagan Pendaand the Christian Oswald, of Noithumbria, in which the latter lost the day And his life. lie was, moreover, gibbeted, and the Welsh called the cross upon which ho was hung 11 Croes-Oswald," tho £ axnn word for which was Oswaldestre, whence the transition to Oswestry is simple. From the days of the British entrenchment known as M lidn Ddinas (old fort), a little to the north, down to those f Griffith l,lowly-n, the clevenui I' 8'Y 1\I\J'I{'8t\ri,I\i}vr It between Britons anJ Saxons and Welshmen. All that is now extant of the castle is th« work of William Fiiz-Alan, who, in 1188, entertained Archbishop Baldwin and his secretory, Gerald of Barry (Giraidus C'ambrensis), there. This must conclude our notice of the castles of North Wales and the English counties bordering thereon. Pro- ceeding southward, we cmt a glance at Builth Castlr, probably an advance post, Mr. Clark thinks, thrown up either during the wars precedent to the making of Offa's Dyke, or to aid the aggres- sions which followed. Builth was in existence its an earthwork when Bernard NewlOurch invaded Brecon at tho end of the eleventh ceuturv. The design of the building is Late Norman, verging upon the Earlv English period. First mention is made of the castlo in 1219, when, by 4 Henry HI., the sheriff of Gloucester is ordered to give immediate aid to Reginald do Braose, the then castellan. In 1200 Llewelyn, who had a few years previously unsuccessfully besieged it, took the castle, and kept possession of it for some time. In a survey made for the Crown, pursuant to 17 Edward II., in 1324, the castle yard and curtilage are said to bo worth 12d. per annum, with 40 acres in demesne of arable land at 3d. per aci-e, and 10 acres of meadow at 12d.; total, 20s. Land was cheaper then than now. The great interest attach. ing to Builth and the neighbourhood centres round Ihe story of the betrayal and death there of Llewelyn, the last Prince of Wales. Bradwvr I Runllt" has become indelibly fixed in the Welsh mind as a designation for ingratitude and treachery of the deepest dye. Ghosmont Casti.r. -1 nearly midway between Kkenfrith and OdcMtte.! un the south-west bank of the Munnow, dates back to the time of Henry JU. It was possessed in sue- c&mion by the families of DeBn?. Cantelupo, and Hubert de Burgh. L?ewetyn laid siMe to it. After the days of De Burgh it was grantet to the Earl of Lancaster, and it has since remained "I tached to the duchy. The earthworks are of a bold, formidable character, such as leads Mr. Clark to believe that they are earlier than the present building, or any other work in masonry. • I, CURPHILLY CASnR, by very much the most extensive In Wales, rec ,,vw a notice befitting ita size and impor- ,Co. The buUding, with iU outworks and earth- j works,is said to cover about 30 acre& lude.?ignand construction show great military skill. Little of the ..rii?rI!istoryofthopl?elias been recorded. Mr. Clark eivea the reason for this, but it is beyond the scope of our notice to reproduce it. Situated in the Marches, &[Uiough within the We],h Border, the -%I. bcton?s to tho Lordship of Senghenydd, db:oe8 qt of (ilamorpn ntl: ap Collwyn, whoM gmnddaugbter Nest mamed Gadivor ap Cydrich, grandson of Gwaethfoed and father of Ivo* JJach, Lord of Sengbenydd. It was

Medtttr? Military Architecture In Eug?nd." Bv Geø. T. Clark. 2 Yoko. London: Wyman and Sent 1 ?M.QKttQ?MMMtMtt. 'IUI,'AII4I. W.O. built by Gilbert de Clare shortly before 1272, to I guard the Pass of Seughenydd against the forays of Llewelyn. Mr, Clark devotes a separate word to each of the five great parts of the castle itself- namely, the grand front, the horn work, the redoubt, the middle and theinner wards. From tbe description little difficulty is experienced in forming a notion of the former size and splendour of the place. Its presentconditiouisalso very accurately depictured, as we can speak from a personal visit paid only a few days ago We W Jro not able to "view it aright," it bring impossible, as Mr. Clark had ad. vised us, to descend upon it soon after sunrise in autumn from one of the surrounding heights when the grey towers of the castle will be seen rising out of an immense sea of mist," Our journey was made pro,iaically by train just after lunch, and under an almost inconveniently warm SUII, Against the blue air, redolent of the scente of May, the massive towers of the old fortress stood forth clearly as if cut in crystal. Tho deserted quadrangle, thickly carpeted with green, into which the primrose, the daisy, and the buttercup had worked bright patterns in infinite variety, the song of the cuckoo rendered soft as the cooing of a dove by the distance, the idle hum of an occasional bee, seemingly asleep on tho wing, brought eye and oar II sellse of quiet,illde. licious contrast to tiiose wars, and rumours of war, which the lines in the wrinkled frontof thefrowning old fortress seemed eternally proclaiming. Not, as at Balclutha, did the fox look out at us from the windows, but in the cracks of the masonry were forms of vegetation in abundance, and where never yet human hand hud planted it 1"eW an elder tree, attenuated but perfume-laden springing from its brick-sind-moitar well, as from a natural vase. The leaning tower, one of the sights of the place, was not so built, its obliquity being duo to a charge of gunpowder exploded under it in the time of the Commonwealth, on the occasion of the visit of some Parliamentary soldiers, possibly after the famous battlo of St. Fag.in's, fought almost in its immediate neighbourhood. Caerphilly, with its moat and mill, appeurs to have been a fortified town, with tiie castle for elude), rather than a castle simply, pin grand a scale have the works been conceived and carried out. Cardiff Castlr. I according to Mr. Ciark, thoughn ot unknown to border fame, has been the theatre of DO great his- torical event, nor does it possess any very striking peculiarities of position, scenery, or Mxucture." The story of the 28 ytars' incarceration tlterein of Robert, Duke of Normandy, so implicitly credited by the bards of Glamor- gun that they ascribe to him the composi- tion of the well-known "Lament" beginning "I)itr a dyfwys ar y Clawdd," is passed over by Mr. Clark in comparative silence. Formerly a Roman castrum and a hold cf British princes, Cardiff was won in 1090 by Robert Fitzhamon, lord of Glou- cester, who mado it the caput of his soignory of Morgan and Glamorgan. From him it passed to his heiress, Mabel, who married Robert Consul, Earl of Gloucester, bastard son or Henry I., and reputed buildet- of I, pMtauf the cMtte. Thence it passed in succession n. King John ?,I!o when Earl of Moreton, married Isabel, the youngest daughter of William of Gloucester), the Cwres" and other well-known baronial families, being finally sold iDescheat by Edward IV. to William Herbert, first Earl of Pembroke, "in whose heirs, genenol it has since remained." In Elizabeth's time there were three grist mills nnd a tucking mill dependent Upùn the castle, which originally I"d a mill whereat the people 01 Cardiff -ere com- pelled to grind. Mention of tho building is made by Meyric, Leland, and other cariv wriwri. A dt?wing of it may bo found in UNse. The altera- tions and additions effected here since 1775 by Capability" llrwn and others, notwithstanding their many faults of detail, have been, Mr. Clark thinks, decidedly successful. The author's description was drawn up in 1861, since which time, we are told, "the castle has undergone great alterations. Several new towers have been added, and the interior has been com- pletely remodelled. Over tho vault of the base- ment is the library, and above that the hall. The dclnila are in that semi-itafian style in which B." gti was so great a master, and afl that a very renned taste on the part of both owner and archi- tect could devise has been executed in a manner and with a profusion which more than rivals AIii ick." Cardiff was captured, at widely different intervals, by the Welsh leaders Ivor Bach and Owain Glyndwr. A small chapel in the outer ward, wherein Leland saw the lodgings of the twelvo knights of Glamorgan, who held their lands by tenure of castle guard and tax of ward silver, was granted with the parish church of St. Mary by one or the old Norman earls to the monastery at Tewkesbury, and is referred to in the famous Jfonasiicon uf Dugdnle as having been mentioned in 1\ goueral charter of by Nicholas, Bishop uf LlandatT. VrHR Socrn Walks Castles, with which we cannot tind space to deal in detail, are Castell Coch, Coyty, Bronlis-p, Foninon, Kidwelly, Llanquian, Morlais, Penmark, Penrice, Tretower, Blaenllyfni, and Crickhowell, which are neither in themselves of the size, nor in their surroundings nnd history of the ¡II1¡¡orlnnc< of those we have separately noticed. It is the barest justice to Mr. Clark's publishers to say that the. volumes have been handsomely got up,lype, paper, illustrations, and binding everything that, could bo desired. Considering tho number of technical terms nnd proper names employed—Welsli names in particular—the work is also commendably free from errors of the press.

LOCAL CHANOKKY CASE, liE LOW MEAD FARM, WHITLAND. EVANS V, THOMAS, EDMUND, AND OTHERS— IN CHANCERY. This suit ha* been again beforo tho court on Cunhel' con,iÙBratiou and di.posed of. It was instituted by the plaintiff, Miss M.A.Evans, ef Narbcrth, for a partition or salo of the farm of Low Mead, Whitland, and involved nn inquiry into her title as heiress at law of her great great uncle, Daniel Edmund, formerly of IVhjgraig, Whitland, to one-fourth share thereof and to ól sum of money invested in Consols as well as to the titio of the defendants' in the remaining three-fourth shares hi the same property. Tho question before the court was as to the validity (,f a devise under a will executed in 1849 by Mrs. Aune Young, formerly Mra, Jones, an aunt of the Edmunds (David, Daniel, James, and Morris), under a power contained In the settlement made on her marriago with Dr. Young, formeriv of St. Clear's, Carmarthenshire, and dated in 1834, tho contention being that by the settlement the farm should descend, under ?,. t"-o of the settlement, to the plaintiff and the defendants, who are the repre- sentatives of the four Edmunds and nephews of the uttli)r m tomint? in common in fee simple, On behalf of the defendants, the tru!?t?q of Morris Edmund, tfr:eerl;nt:v Me?J, Whiti?nd, it o: contended that the farm should descend to Morris Edmund, under Mr., Young'? will above refrr"d to. The Court has d?ci?', Cor the settlement in favour of tho plaintiff and the representatives of tho other three brothers (the Edmunds) in fouc equal l shares, .?.,di,?g to the statement of claim filed by the plaintiff, nd has ordered a sale of the propertv. Tlio solicitor acting for the plaintiff is Mr. fJ, it Lascellos, of Navberih Tho "ther parties to tho action are Messrs. B. Evans, of Narbcrth,nnd Mr. T. Tnom is and Mr. J. Walters, of Solva, the trustees of the will of David Edmund, deceased, for whom Messrs. Do vies, George, and Co., of Haverfordwest, act und Messrs. D. E Thomas, of St. Clear's, and Daniel Edmund, of Whitland, the trustees of tho will of Morris Edmund, and Mr. David Edmund, of Nant, near Carmarthen, who are represented by Mr, J, Price, uf Haverfordwest.

ACTION FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT IN THK KHONDDA VALLEY. At the Pontypridd County Court on Kriday (be- foru his Honour B. T. Williams, Q C.), William liath and J. lIuth, husband and wile, residing at Coedcae, Hhoudda, brought an action against Herbert Lock and Kmina his wife, residing fit 5, LI wynpia-terrace, Llwynpin, for faUe imprison- ment, and claimed i.1 His. damages. There was a cross action for the value of a skirt, in refe- rence to which the,imprisonment was incurred. Mr, David Kosser appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr Hhvs for tho defendants. The female plaintiff was arrested at the instigation of Miss Leigh on tho charge cf having stolon the skirt in question. Two police officers entered her house and conveyed her to the lock-up at Tonypandy. There she was lodged in the cells, and she was not rele:i»ed until her husband, who wns in the works at tho time of the arrest, succeeded late at night in tiuding two iiieii willing to bill tier out. Un the following Monday plaintiff was charged at Ystrad Police Court. There the case was adjourned for a week. Meanwhile the friends of the accused proceeded to the Canton Hotel, Cardiff, where the mother and stepfather (Mr. and hirs. Harris) re- sided, and Mrs. Harris wrote a letter to Sergeant Price to the effect that the plaintiff had not stolen the skirt; that she, before removing to Canton, had made a present of the skirt to the accused, who had assisted her with the furniture when re- moving from Llwynpia. This letter was placed before the judge. His Honour, in giving judg- ment, dwelt on the serious nature of the act Mrs. Leigh and Mrs. Lock had committed, and gavo judgment for the full amount claimed, with costs.

THE ABERCARN COLLIER" I ACCIDENT. The annual meeting of the truetees of the Aber. earn Colliery Explosion Fund was held at the Manion House on Wednesday. Mr. Thomas Cordes Pi-esided, and there were present Mr. Alderman Grundy, of Manchester, <?'°°e) Lyne, Mr. Mose., and Mr, Henry Grove, the secretary Tho .ccounta.M.udL??eM? Cooper *X'o.. ? Co. and Mr. t?vid Kobeits, were approved. The widows on the fund, on?n.tHy 132 at the time of the explosion in September, 1878, now numbered 63, 60 having re-married, five died, and four emi- grated. Tho orphans were, on the accident happening, 373, and they now numbered 128 less, 88 having attained the age of 14, 27 had died, and 13 emigrated. Theru were also 73 dependent rela- tives still receiving holp. The invested funds amounted to £ 39,000.

COMMON Sense is beet applied by those who buy rood:n:8l: Pll, ? cl'u ?t more thAn artici- Zm «o In m»ia^f U made by buytny th« fx«it yielding double the Btrvnrth of tta. lA>uiume*-» may ihiu aave half 1X4 tm* by ipro- curing their uipplj from Horuioiao'f tAjente. Ujt of tant* In U»la locamy;- VardlfT: Howell. 285, JjutMtreet: Tte K Jn t and Duck, 104, 8. Docks: Anthony, 09, tit. Maryttreot ,D:r:U4e::n:l I' ll\¡n_l; C-IUr,, cbomlll, Bute DocU; William* 11. Bat?tr?. ? Mumt?. ?!?M?.&.Sl ?M?S' an,; 'fJ,? blo'Oto\h=:"&b -d 19' 16, Lam mas-street. b' e9'Tb-=i.; -=44; Key, ?h-it. 80,1, 1, &tow- bill. T:ebe¡'¡"'r\; NJU, obeWo\. Penar"h: Procter' chemitt. Rhyt. jj? <-o.ttMUoDM"* T?tXS?' U:Ur?. h.al;t at cowbridge. MMthtr; Stephens £ King's Livbs Pills, ccntainlng dasdeliea 1).. KING's Livim PILLB, Mnt4mining d&ndeli ¥'8IIIMIAI IMI8eeU. U- tt.=- Dr-  PIIù UtI "I' .TNYWII8n, WI81 Tils I)ARI., MAN AND THM MABIDLRIN.-Wbhao$7i. .5JV Dum' bI- o.r«e., Wjibi. Uu taut .W ell.t. 11&- !-lIhouux BAVCK. 0914 Bt Q, &0. ?S:?'S:??<?.?: '?P

CHARGE OF MtUNKhNNESS AGAINST I THE CAPTAIN OF A SWANSEA VESSEL. At the Local Marine Board Offices, Bristol, on Friday (before Mr. J. Edwards, Captain Tozer, and Captain Ryder, with Mr. Press as legal assessor), John Cook was charged that after having signed an agreement 118 master of the British ship Minstrel King, of Swansea, an a vovaul? from London, tIi'l.;wrnligO;: r;8oane back, he was guilty of grom acls of misconduct and drunkennw?), particularlv at Newport, on the 3rd, 6th, and 7th of May, and in consequence of such drunkenness the ship was detained at Newport for two days, and a new master had to be engaged. Mr. E. E. Salmon conducted the case on behalf of the Board of Trade, and Mr. Ciifton appeared for Captain Cook. After hearing the evidence Mr. Clifton said he hud the honour to address the court on behalf of ail good" seaman and as gallant an officer as ever entered Iho Mercantile Marine. The iearued advocate handed in the discharges of Captain Cook from tho year 1863, all iiiarked 11 V. (i. and certifi- cates of character up to the present year, which were of the highest possible description, and there was a letter from the owners of the Minstrel King saying that they offered him ttiki post of captain on Rccouot of his previous career. While Captain Ccok was master of the .Silurian he at great risk rescued the crew of the American vessel Oracle, which was wrecked on Herschell Island, and for this he was presonted by the United States Govern- ment, through the Board of Trade, with a very handsome gold watch, and on a subsequent occa- sion a presentation was made him at Swansea for gallant conduct at sea. Against all this, Mr. Chiton said, was the unhappy circumstance of the Cth of May. All the incidents of Captain Cook's life redounded to his credit, and he would ask the board to come to the conclusion that his conduct in question was more the result of accident than of nyti?ing else.—The Board found Captain Cook guilty of the charge, but, in face of his good con- uct >thl:'7.rsuteIetlu\t ged would be met by suspending hj certificate for Month, lie to be granted a mate's certificate in the wtantime.

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Talimblk iMscovKBr t on thk HAiR.-If your fair l« turning Krey or white, or tullla* off, tus th« Msilcon Hair K«|» wcr, fer It trill raurt „i ,t*r„ cftOrt) or whi" Hair W I original colour, without 1.?ig Ih., -bl. -.11 of molftrt(lrer.. It uiakee the hair oluumlngly beauti- (?. 'L, Wu M ?er'?'ttj.)< the growth of ?r hair .? bald cpoU when the glaiyls M<; uot deeded. A'k your chemttt Perfumers everywhere at3e. ik!. per botU*. Wuoleaale depM removed ie .<J r'*iTinr.ion-rca»t, Lendon. (Cbtlratioilal Aillie till ctillclits. I CARDIFF. ?ARDJFF MtUDL?CLASS SCHOOL ? FOR BOYS. gvriu6 V.); CowbrM?e-mtd (,ime to ™i»Ciiraen»|. PriBdiul: W. WILKEE, B.A. (London Unltcralty). 15G8d ?- -1 }Üt.\n.CLA '?CHOOL?'OK HHU?'. ST. CATHERINK-g, PARK-PLACE, CARDIFF. Pruicip*!—MISSl'l'LLIS. 3M32 Harrow house SCHOOL for GIKLS, CARDIFF. .?'"?"-?'?-THKMtKSM MARKS. A. «:•ist. «l ?"tt??*°f '?"f <xrulic».«*, from London t nlr-ialty, C'mnbil.lje. SoalU Kenalntton. etc. Purü l? r;- tor PubUc I i.. t  ????"CO'MM'KN?S  o? ?'i?DAY. the 29th .t Ap?ll. W7.. ? A H D I F IC ,0 L L £ G E H£AD.M'AHrF.R: P. C. BIBKBECK TKKKV, M, A., late Foundation 8eho)M. Ac. 01 St. Job. (,Ik bridg,. „ ASMlHrANC MA^T&K8 E. J. "EWF:LL, ?'"?om???S?M Odord, G H- HL-UtUM M.A. Won?SrUot?'u??' He,. JGMINFW. B.A.. r?ijty CcU.? DubIZ *„MAST*R or POKEION Lanouaoes A. A, FAHU D,BA L'Mtfentityoff? -'4-" 0)" PUrAIU.TORY SCHOOL: J. 8. OR ANT. U- prtl 8cMoof.; 81UOD for the Univenid, Professions, and Corn- 'theN &n. few V&c&ndea for Hoanlen. M CiM.Mh r1"J= e(!'ê<t'¡j' -:jI 'i SSuL £ !to^fJuu'aw' ?"' ?'?'. cjaJ JJiI:WCt!Ol1.11. 4'. puplla direct from th. gd-I h. .?t? -!f.'??SS'?" ?'?" Zr':t; f.- big i,. the Fint Di,wo.. TPee for PREPARATORY SCHOOL, Two G.U. p. TOC'ID »U1 ?'" on TUMDAY Apra SXt. C ¡;. the 4?d-%t&s? t? ?° ??tLz,  PENÁRTH, 'pt?NARTI?TAUtES' SCHOOL,  HRtLMY ?OP?CHURCH.TEJtRACfi:. Pi.NAKTH, CABDIFP. ???!?M'??Tco??' L. FISHER. A -'?Pl- FA-l-,j-l Course vroYÎùed. -d ?..W ar1\1'nWl4:d in MUlic. Hiu«ii,f.„1 Frucb. A Ti V.?n'SS?'B?.? w?'? tT? ho? ?fa,? uo? thc?reo? M". Fither. specill A, otftMdto?t ??f?? ?t?m? or MrofMdo? g..U_ ?ibl?g Zt, Voii (age Pre'«rred 11). b?ed Tom 1 =.ftg 9-U- '&.dl?* rS!?? ,i,,f tQrf='"r01Thrf'b= M1? ^?l> p*°<?". P D Rev. Ctwjrle. fnonih M.A. HocWr.' I"b; Joi n L, OrtlBUi P. Lewi, Kea MtuUM.un?M?3.?'D?S.J? ?? ?,?,t? ''?* 6?'' khyl! ST. THOMAS'S COLLEGE, RHYL, The eiMnae 01 Bo, at thla l u strictly limited to the sum lUWled below C U*?* reduction :Wvth??o. Th. C.U .id.. bicu,cI- PAu-U.- f. Middl.- ?*!X?"????*??"'?'?S?? SX??it I ef cugland. Fr, r"- Th. fftldeu«I Is fadug tbe InclWII.. 1- for Board ..d £ iU3D' ttJ«.y-«ix Guineas a year.—Addre« the Rev Pri.dpA. 'Yl ,r GI 22.d 1S$4. MM9 LONDON? Education forYOUN? LADŒS,  .?ll.g.u.?d,d All.! accowplùbed, It?ident Foreign Iroverijeases, Large SUff of Vbltin¡ MuLen. -Mi- PHILPUIT, 10. Princes-square, &??'' YL 3200 SWANSEA. ^OLLEGTIATE "SCHOOL, SWANSEA] H?t-MMtM. ?fy????.jB.D. S<ooudMM?. 8. 11. C. bTARivY, I'^ii, SCHOO'RU&.8Í'KU";¡J1. M"J 5. 6?, VI USICAL CULLLGi; OF "'WaTES,' NORT]iAM??.TERRAE. ?a.Hmt: Hir HU96EY VIVIAN, Bart M P Vice-Prosideut: J. T. D. LIAWklVN ija Principal: D ?0.1i:Llll PA IR' Aa!lltanr'rrJf1>lïU PARR V, Owing to Btodwen House being now too small for Cl^sseHa* te., 011 and after MoNDAY, the 13th lu»t Mr T VA,TRY '3 I' U',PIL8 -W RECEIVE their Elib.,lt3 t BRISTOL. ?OLSTO?S}tUARj)lNCSCHOOL. ? STAPLFTON. NEAR BRISTOL Pocndki) A.D. 1708. Th..?,tf BOYS, fl.. in2 j? i 1,1e I;, ?,il -.d 1,=L P, .? R-k,, 13.,rd. No I'.xiras. Ihe cuu"" is dc?igned w im^ai't a ?u,l *d useful irAlu.atioii, and iutludas l^atiu, Frv»xh, and Matbe- 'u- rU' be. fw VACANCY L. flSea l V.t t T?-. u.f;ti('¡\J:I\ût ÍIU1'E. '———" ? the 60c et, »f Meic J ia t Vellt\Um.llrlOIol, 57k hotels, ianuitfl -Room*, «r. ""c CARDIFF. HAS 11NGS UUM?KUfAL HOTEL, JTt..JL HM<!M«Rr-STRBET.CtKDIj.'y T WEAVER, PtopmiiTOR WELL AtNU BEDS. BILLIARD AND BOWLINO Si LOON. 66101 F- AN 1) b t-I p WALEd BOl'BL, CARDIFF. glLLIAHDB. BILLIARDS. ^liiutSs. -A MEMOAN BOWLS. liGE8TVON I-N doVI WALES. giuiTLiis". skirrLEs. Bmnms.——— -,V'ifCL='.mn';U-BIIDS- Good CLU?KuoM7?UtTABLH?'ON BENKttT soctiriLES, .te. E V!tt}:f:i" Commercial unit) '?" Caijtains rMtd.n): .n f.r?,!d INSFEOTION~lBARNESTLY~SoLlclTKD by The Proprietor, 58137 A. Tu c K JgASTWOOD AND JgARTON'S 1-t ESTAURANT. WEDDING BREAKFASTS, BALL SUPPEIIS, DINNERS, &c., CONTRACTED FOU. Wedding Cukes Made to Ord??. 8- ?ly P.?kt:d, and ,Lded to all P?rM of the World. FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT BAKERS, COOKS AND CONFECTIONERS. RESTAURANT AND GRILL ROOM. LADIES' DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOM. SOUP". ENTKKKB, FRENCH AND BNLI811 PASTRY, ICES, & ALWAYS READY, OK MADE TO ORDaa, FAMILIES WAITED UPON DAILY. 71, ST. jyjARY-STREET, CCARDIFF. 66453 ???__ J 56453 WESTON-SUPER-MARE. THE ROYAL PIER HOTEL ?pHE ROYAL pTE?HOTEL This H, OTEL Is .Ituated eli*e to tfie Sea ..d Pl?,. ?"? roolU.ie. Replete with everT "^nuuodatlon. The" Ea:cur.ion I DOW OpeD. ^U^ a^iSuon. 2Mh IID UNKLL, Y'S BASSINETTES. J^UNKLEY'S PERAMBUCOTS. DUNKLEY'S PATENT WIRE BABY CARREAGEO. AGBNTS' PRlCII L181 ONZ STAMP. DUNKLEY, rAXSNXfifi^ tiLEUUNQHAM ..MtMjL JitKmfsfsi lafirresfre. Health AND I?TKGRAL STRENGTH JH_ tMPANTBM. tnd If'J:{k VliTG )dt lituitEl), by the use of miM, continuous Galvanic currents a. gi ?,. by meam ,f the "t?Lt?Tt??'TH? ELT, r_ntly tnv.nted b>' the B FALL ?A).L ELECTRIC ASSOCIATION, 21, UOLBOKN VIADUCT, LONDON. ELECTRIC ENEHGY is readily converted into TITAL EL;1ft8 :,et:lrnn;=vn.Ao the ELKCTBOPATB1C XH?T in Rht'uln:\tÎSm, Epilepsy, General and Luinba^o, Paralysis, Loc.t Debility &18t.ica, } indigestion. Functional Dis- Gout, ÙOIUHÎp.¡itUHI. Older*, Kidney Com- Femaly Com-I Ac., Ac., p\ii.tnt., pl2\iul!o, Is now UNIVERSALLY ACKNOWLEDGED, not only !.y the PltoFKBelON, b.t by th, PUBLIC at ¡: :II::it;'oW'1 of TKb?MONtAL?. extract* from which are contained ju Pmphlt't. 'lIt post free ou application to th IALVpillc-t' KLECTHIC ASOt'U:rIOS, 21, HOLD VI?tULt'.LOSDO?. PAflENTrt suffering: tiom any of the above aliments iudW w CAll at 21, Holhoru Viadnct, and Kriituitotisly tesr for Uiemselves the various t?N and .1. l.k? tb, advice of tbe CON- 1¿PL1ïd M'lDiI..kÊr,ITitA', trl; liad FOUKTEEN YEARS' EXPERIENCE in the use of curative electricity and its jpocial.ppii- tion to various ki,?d. of diseases. Confutation and advii-e tree daily, fr^rn 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. JILE(7r,CoPA,rkl BE L'f w. free on receipt of P.O O. for 218" livable to C. II, HARNESS*, 21, HOLBORN V1ADLCT, LONDON. E.C. BEWARE of OBSOLETE and WORTHLESS GALVANIC CHAINS, which inv.iriably cause ,1ou¥hiuK ,.res and lifelong ICU"8 on the body, &I ""Y medical man "'i" Send for "ELEL7iltOPATIIY, or Dr. 8COIT6 GUIDE to HEALTH." F?tt free from Pall-mall ELECTRIC ASSOCtAHOf. 21, holborn VtADUCT. LONDON, E.C. 5m2t Is"OL;TH WALES MUSICAL REPOSITORY, 9, WIND-STREET, SWANSEA. Establimkd, 1640. ■pi ANOFORTEF JgRADER AND SONS' SPACIOUS PREMISES ENABLE THEM TO EXHIBIT FPWARD8 OP ONE HUNDRED EXCEPTIONALLY FINE-TONED. HIGHLY-FINISHED UPRIGHT GRANDS, TRICHORD COTTAGES, and PIANETTES, UY tbe Greatest English and Foreign Makers; a Stwk f., too ELEGANT WALNUT TRICHORD COTTAGES. At 17 Guineas. ENTIRE METAL FRAME TRICHOBD COTTAGES 20 Guineas. HORIZONTAL GRANDS Of very Superior Tone and Finish, Entire UeUl Frame, Overstrung; also Repetition Action, quite a bùea w. High-class Pianists. COLLARD AND GOLLARD'S NEW MODEL COTTAGE GRAND, only Five Feet Six Inches LouII. admirably adapted to Jtooms 01 Moderate Dimension*, in Rosewood, 85 Guineas. The vast improvement in oomtrucLlou speaks for itself. A COlIJparilOlI only needea. ALL NEW PIANOS SEVEN OCTAVES. Having No Expensive Branch Deto, we offer our Customers large DL>COUNTb for CADH. OUR REDUCED TARIFF ON THE THREB YEARS BibTEM FOU INtilKUMENTS OF HioHKbl CLAfcB MAKE, COLLARD, BROADWOOD, KIRKMAN, ERARD, &c., Barely oscead h°"Tbl harged for Makers 01 $-ad -d Third-class Repute. We Import Direct J. and P. 8CHEIPMAYSR, RAGSPIRL, NEDfBTBB, AND BONDS CELEBRATED PIANOS. FIFrY AMERICAN ORGANS AND HARMONIUMS, By BOTRY and others, fromjen; HARMONIUMS, Seron Stop,, Hi 10s. InitmnentsHlradatanyDlstanoe Tuned,thoreughly Regulated also taken In Exchange. Second-baud Cottage Pianofortes from £10. Profeuor, and Schools liberally dealt with. A Ik for Exportation. a* III order te encourage the cultivation of Music, trie O's. n d I rgno liu- -y b. p.4d f., Montùly. LIBTI FREE BY POST. 66743 gENSONB w ORKMAN!$ gILVEJR ENGLISH LEVER. 5s. Od. SPECIALLY MADE TO KEEP PER- FECT TIME, gTAND ROUGH WEAR and LAST A LIFETIME. IN ALL SIZES. c APPED, JEWELLED, and A I.L LATEST IMPROVEMENTS, Delivered safe and free to all partI. on reoelpt of £5 5s, OD., by J. W. BENSON, THE STEAM FACTORY, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON, E.C. Illustrated lists 01 Watches from a 2s. te <200 free. Agent., Secretaries of Societies, Foremen, and others required te establish Watch CIIliN for tbe above. tttt u HPHE BEST AND CHEAPEST X BELTINGI: "14 TtthrnonutU and R'f"uJ), JII Pbicu AND Faurict'LaB* Afplt T MR. HENRY REKS, NEATH, JOLE AGENT IN SOUTH WALES ion LANCASHIRE PATENT BELTING AND HOSE COMPANY, -WIRE WORKS" MILLS, STRANGEWAYS, MANCHESTER. 65807 A CAUD—Mr.. StDM';Y UEN??T, A Widow Ot the late BidceyBennett, of 40, Curton-street, Mi d air, begs to infcim her Patieuta -d tbep.w"u., shehas it!f"1!:8' CLARGES-8TRRKT, P,, London, whoie #!»« la uow carrying ou the Treatment (without ::hr::)I; 1,,worW' :t i: K.- )I." Hpndiw, bcrains, ItbeuuiaMsoj, U- f- hib l?., bb-d r:eoD;;I. Jü'ch he c: the late Heury Harrap. of Brighton. Patienu boarded and 1.1u?d in Mrs. ld.,y Bennett« J>ouse durlug treauuant on moderate teru. IU7 1k.nIJtt. 30, Clarges-street, J'lWr. Loudon. 5- HANNAY'S PATENT KLECTKOGEN FOR PREVENTING INCHURTATI?.N AND C.RIW,31ON IN HTBAM B01LER8. HANNAY'8 PATENT ELECTROGEN lIfo,W" a simple aDd ()It,lek')' eft.iu1 metbod of Heiucving 1\U1a"'ún. froiu &Uef8, -d a]»o ff,d. a NwaJ. Protection -,i-I ad forms of Internal Dey. flytbe,,?.Aplp the internal vbell of tbe o, I.d"h. nM.ív., electrode of u galvanic out.¡:.te. thus rendering tbe tueuU incorrodible. The erolujo. of hyUrogeu which takes place at the surface of the 1rQI1 ¡,Ireveut8 tho formation of any adht-rem scale, aud .¡eo IOfteU8 ud causes the en.tJlI, scale to beootue looee and "•aally detached from the plates aud tubes. The EJec i roceu has been iu use fr over four years, d lias been suooeasftuly applied to many hundreds of boilers. Particulars on anuliaa turn to HANNAyT? MARINE "PLIAN(INS ?VU7.,Ny (I.IM1Tt:m. 07, Greav Clrll.tnet, tao", Branches: London, Lher¡,lAJ1, Manchester, Bri8\oJ. Cardiff, The Tyne. Leith, Dundee, Aberdeen, &lfIWt, kv. Ac. Oeneral Agents for Bristol and So.,h Wale.. W. J.aud H. Fedden, 28, Com- t"Br_ 67M3 BEETROOT T?uBus SKIN DISEASE. s P R A T T p A T E N T MEAT FIIIIUNE" VEGETABLE JJOO CAKEt. (WITH BEETROOT). Th. object In adding IL??t?t to the "ther u!na"l. tnuredleou of our celebrated Cakes is to nvoid the great difficulty experienced I! getting dogs to eat vegetables. Beetroot cools the dog's l?d and lP. it. tw,l, re. Kl!lar; aDd tbe re.nlt II exhaustive experiments proved it to be tbe only vegetable that retained Its virtues after exposure to the great htat of biscuit baking. No meat biscuit, unless it contains beetroot, can possibly be a oue. oettful continuous food for dogs. BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS Made of -.d -d ),-p i.g?dients, thus enabling the makers to .11 rDI U, the trade at a low price, that the dealers gt a b-tt" profit ?h., by Ili.g u, Please see that every Cake is stamped "SPRATTS PATENT," And a "X," See each Case Is stamped BPRATT9 PATENT and an I, X." S P RAT T SpA T N T, BBKMONDSEY, S.E. 6 £ 2A< NE W e K X, MO M., i.D ""1"'cll871. J D R B E s BILZI POMIT ABB ADVBRU?LNG AGRYT, XBM -11 U?- PRLNVIRAL ?Oe?J?e MATtOfe )t T-, -d Iteighb-b-d. Twtt?muf?t<rt.t*< <t?t?.?b<?tt?. k ,LLMlüUCU81'. MB KARUALSS! BAHCA?s T BAR?A?s. I -It__b!r pIAXOS.  pl.?osj fj^Hu.MPSON AXI) gHAOKRLL, PIANOFORTE DEALERS, MUSIC SELLERS & ORGAN BUILDERS (80LE A (IENIS roa THK HRINSMKAD PIANOS AND ESTKY ORGANS. FOR GLOUCESTER AND SOCfH WALBt, QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, CARI)IFF, H7 and fJl:I, oxford-street, SWANSEA 35, Coniinetoial-acteet, NEWPORT lid, High-street, MERTHYR, Tredegar House, TENBY, 146, Westgate-street, GLOUCESTER. Die attention ef thePnbllcis respectlully rwjoe^t, the Excellent Stock ot Second-hand Plain*, Ameriean Ortfain, and Harm.niums now beiuK o.IJereJ. at kutt HAI F-PKICE lor Cash, or may be hlild .n tiio THRER YEARS' SYSTEM, Many of thes* Instniments are equal in etsrrl respect to new, hav ing been hired by Urst-ratc f«:nil|« dunlin t)? )ate Tenby ?M. ?,d .ttudi,? Pureh. w.)dd.w?,?,?h.m?.)? of the opportunity of acquiring a tirst-rate Instruinent at a Moderate Pric« Ainengst the Stock offered on these advaliu. termi will be found Instruments by John Brinsmeed and Son, Collardand Collard, Broadwood. Emrd. Khkman, aad all the leading Engll.h Makers, together with the muu- facture, of t he best Continental Firms. NEW UNIVERSITY MODEL. THOMPSON AND 6HAOKELL luve brought out Special Model, suitabl. fur 61 udents and others ol limited- means. This Instrument is of full compau, arid guaran- teed to be 01 good workmanship, it t. trichord. and hks a handsome appearance, being the best .Iu.r; offerMl at the money, a iltcan be thoroughly depended' upon lu every particular. Caaii Prlee of this model ONLY TWENTY POUNDS. IRON FRAME PIANOS. Owing to the great demand for this class, THOMPSON and 8HACEELL are now ofiering a First-rate lostru- asent AT TWENTY-FIVE POUNDS In handsome Walnut, with elegant truss legs, and mixed geld panel fronts, fit for any drawing^asm. This Piano Is priced up to Forty Pounds by many ot the Firnis that profess to allew a big discount, and Cash Buyers will do well to see this model before going else- where. EVERY INSTRUMENT GUARANTEED FIAXOS SUPPLIED TO ANY PART OF THE COUNTRY ON THE THREE YSTEJ, An easy method of buying a good Plaeo by M.ntbly w Quarterly Payments. No security required, and lbl Instrument delivered on payment, of first Instalment. Descriptive Price Lists seat Free. 62272 JUST (JPENEf), The blue ribbon t 32. WORKING-STREET, Where you can get Best Temperance Drinks In ¡ ;yo'}lar:t atrd Kettt). T??'?t P?BD5 HOU8; over 0"tSSD Wal ..IUn¡ ?l'? N! C\- 'FERMENTED BEERS, PORTERS, WINM. And HYRUP8, ij TRADE ° The optej m K* Flue Ribbon by Anny, MARK All B-. drawn fro.u <i«, ,'wd at Id, and Hd. W Mtut. 2d. per Blue. Bit?r, Mild, .m? Porter oa draught. Unfermented Wine. Id perGlass. Hot Toddy* 2d. per Glass. London and Provincial Daily Plpen, Comfortable Bmoking-ruum; Private Diding-rvom; Commercial-room. Hot Dinners. Chops, cfteaks, Tea and Off-, and olh..r Refreshments to order. Good CINn Bd.. Pi- gi?? a C.11? JAMES BHYANT, Proprietor. Wh.l?.l? Agent for lq.w rt aud district, rt<>;jU¡B,"¿¡f&:r.:d '?* &7823 5*' KEATING'S POWi»ER( KKia. B.?,, Fl- MOLbo, BeeIJ. Ti. 6d. -d 1, 'LtUGS" FLEAs7'Bi?/n? MOTHS, fi are easily destroyed by Heating's Powder, which Is per* rectiy unrirsiled. Harnjleas to animals. All furs and woollens alwuld __powdered bef? pu -Y. ItI8-'to use. Nurse ei>das BABŸ- SOOTHER. Tbis ?equ&U?i ?wy ii. eutlrelj free from any Opiates or noxious or strong acting Modicins; its effect U instant in relieving Infanta froui tiRIPKH WIND. COLIC, ?' It 1j "&DIM a simple, hM?em M diciM. frtM 1a. r boW. at Chemists, or free ou 'P' of that amn bf Tmootas Keating, chemist, Loudon. l/JOS J^OCKYER'S sulphur l.AlR RESTORER. THBBRBT. THE SAFEST. THE CTtPAPRBT, RESTORES THB N ATOi'A t COIX>UR TOGKEY HAlE INSTANTLY STOPS tHR fA'h FUOM FADINQ, OCCASIONALLY LTIW, GKHTNESS 15 1 M POSSIBLE Removes Seurf, and Cause. New Hair to Grow, _?H;efl. 1.. &1. £ oltl Kvetywiiere. | PEPPKR'S QUININE and I JL POK GA(.<?6 IRON TONIC STRENGTH. J Rou. and STRUNGT nervous envies, enriches th, P??s and de.% e'op. t !it, ner?,oi?s eiie,I,?,?,ic)?. th, fonlft8tbe u>^r»tive or.c»wL Is a .,pe-chlc remedy fas neuralgia, indigestion, fevers ch.tf..ffe1;[!IJCI and wasting jiseaser, Ac. Tbe whole frame U erntlv hI" 9-?.d by Pepper's Tonic, tbe m?.f? ?.??.t brightened, and the constitution great I v (Iren^thened, Bottles, 3¿ dr>I't"5, 4101 6d. Bold by chemists everywhere Insist upon Having Pepper's Tonic. Taraxacum and JL AuvKH WATUOUT T>ODOPHYLUN MEDICINE. MERCUiiJf. J. T)?SYm(?).').) 6< iiver d.r.?,n<-nt—hMd*cbe.tof pidity,costiveoevs, tfatu'.ciKA*, he*r» bxn n, eenk of over- repletion, shoulder pains, rcpu^itancc to f^u. g e.ierai ;;l8U'ciPJ.. t:"t: 'qu?):'? .??..?d?ty T? AXACVbt ai.e PODOPHYlJJN, K 'lui.t- .11 medtctt?tr?.!s.).r??rfd «?-)y byj. Pepr^er, fceuford labora'ry! Ú1ndo. Insist 0.; JI\"fln [t,e ('ort p- 1ALLvnU)ry 4.?d 4'. W. hhl by b, r.U everywhere. y 55910 AI A T I CO. VEGETABLE MATICO .BKTTKR THAN BALSAM. UKiM VUJyr atid MATICO INJbCJJON anu CAPbULES. Where all other Medicines have fsiled these prepars* no:l:: ::t;.n\¡':I' t? t.?t r????*?- traordinary cure of 5\t', lIrt and chronic cases of disease. They are Uk,n th Hospiia.s of Pa-is by the celebrated 1)?? R (! RD, .d f?..d great iy ..P"6.r, tQ all reuiedit-s hitherto known. Paris 8, Hue Vivieune. Loouon t Wilcox and Co., f.J8, Oxford-street, W. 66976 ?ERVU?SN i?S?LOSS 'UF KXEtMY? AND VITAL POWER.—A Gentleman hfirxg tried in Tain every a*\vert)Bed iciiDedy, ha» <.iskoreied a staple aieaas ef self-cure. H.. 0. 1* liappy to forward ths parti- ?W- to "uy sufferer on receipt *l a -,pe, ??d dil..i envelope.—Address J. T. t!? L, hq., b-, Vw. H- FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE. ^LAKKK'S WORLU-FAMEU ULOOl) MIXTURE. THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND REKfOEEK For deamdng and clearing tb ^loo>l from til 181 camiot be toe highly reoommended. C&ft ù'U"à'k''t?..cd &m -d 'M kinds it 18. n\er.f»UfIlC "nd permanent c\U'. J t CW"M ^.<14 &lI6I, Cure* CIoeraUsd Sores ou the Neck. Cures CJoen.t.e\1 bcre Leg». Cures Blackheads, or Ptoiples on the Face. Cur- ."kun¡ SOru. Cures Canoerous Uloers. Cure* Bloed and MklU Diseases. Cures IA..dl. Swellings. t:= :n:: r:]'impure M.U- Krsta whatever cause ari¥Wl'. A. this Mixture lo pleasant to the taste, and warrant* free fruw anything injurious to the Ui(*t delicate oenstiw I of either Her. l ¥¡Oprit.oh aolicit solZerers to girslt a trial tc teet it. va ue. 1"hQw.&ud.f t.eiJt.i.uJ01 ia.1., from I p&J1iI. North-titreet. Audu.hldw. Dear Mandie^ter, Jan. 10, IM2. It atro me gmt l?l w*e to add mY testimony to lbs wonderful effect* of your Blood Mi.lu, which b&J< ,u. dm olaveiy bad -,d foot -1,1 1 1 fu? WOUD<U which preveutett me following my occupation for four J. during 1\hicb tiuie I tUHe- been ill the diffe- not inftrmlUÍ611 and under fifteen different doctors. I was at last induced to irr your Blooi Mixturv, aij<l ,,fkr ?killg U:? ix>ttles I vran b,e u> go w ~+ ,k -4 y the tiuie I bad taken nine or ten Lotties I was oouiuletei/ Zr t:(e b::I& use you }re f/ for tbe bent & 8f other sufferers —I 1W1.1oW"ri John WILl.1.AkS. Bold In Bottles 2s. Cd, each, and 10 case*, oontelnlng six tUDe8 the quantity, 118. h. sufficient .12 a permaneot cure in the great ma j ority of long-standing c*»ea. BY ALL !r: rhUltIC\f;'Rl.lr:- ..t tbe wojM. or aent on rjlJl of 3i or 132 ?mps. ) y THE LIN OLN AND MIDLAND DRUi L'U:d.P A.1.; y, Isliicoln. ORTO" CAMOMILE PILLS -L? THE ST REI?161)y. N URTON'S CA.MOMILEPtLCS- FOU JM))GMnoy .TLM?_OHfON_ _'S CAMOMILE t'tLLS "?   l C  -Cli-l?L    WITH jq-TICE CAI L«P_ NORTON'S CAMOMILE 1'ILLS THE KATURAL STRJ,NGT?H?ER \?T(_UKTOS d CAMOMTLE rtLLS i?t OF THE HUJUN STOMACH. A PowKKrtiL Tome ahi> i.enhk.i, .tmu't. RELIEF M)M ? IN Tt,.? MINTTT3. I-Ifff'fM BALSA.M UF ? iuRK- HOUND, tbe m oen&1n and .J11 JDM.)' r« Asthma, Comuiiiiptlou. BrobchJW Coughs, Inf!uenu. Difficult Breathing, Kpittiug oi Blood, j oopjnr Ceugb, Hoarwenesp. l/o« Vyjoe, Jtc. It gives InstAiiVaneoxui relief, and lapWly effects a cure. "?'?'?yj!°?(?FS-A?J<? Tr! ''°"' TestimonisJs are imneoessao' w t!Jl";n ¡, fa.8ill In 8"U. Wales which ha* not proved tw e«ca^y. IN H uzt-iiy It 18 luvaluaUe, a« children "'8 i-d of 11, ..d ??L, 11 .1,. Iiamediately It 1A taK.e1J ooughiag 0He.IIIeI fetOU. D_18 ,.DO, and refreshing eieep ensues. 1\0 iacI1 wbo has enoe ViM jt wou14 e*er rwardø b8 without It. Prepared enly by A. Haymaji. Chemist. Neath aod se)d by all CbwntfU. rrioe 1». f^d. and 2s. y. per eetue. [M71> CHUCKLE'S FHOIiI MBiCntf C~ OCKLES ANT1BILIOUS PILLS, POU LIVBR. ClOCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PIL1A J tYJ BILE COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, J FOR INDIOESTTO*. CCockles antibilious pills, J FOR KEAHTBPHV. (COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS, J ;A',4 Y() It I ('" Prlite4 aad Published ler tb. Preprleters by Be**i Mackkjoib Thomas, ef 21, Kdwards-erraoe, Oardiff# I. ta. Oounty ef Glataergaa« at tb. )- et '?< "W«tMtMtf!M.MMy?r?t.Ot? II, SATURDAY, MAT 17, 75*