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auftum Atimmarp. Mr. W. BRADLKT. 12 Souieh^d Vurniture. 4c., at Sale»rooai» 4 r»r t l 12 IOhO,j Furniture. Ac.. at Cardiff April 13 MMirs.BOWLINO BROtt. Leasehold P",ttl., at Pembroke Dock April 17 TULi>UlCK»STKErr AU<Tli>N A>DHt>hA<ieHW^ (J. O. MAOnoXuii 0.. Aucti JfornUure, at 114, WYIl,lham-ffMOoOI>t.. O&rJitl.ArrillO Hou*ehoid F.1111-1 Ac at P?ms April 11 :'¡':lhU::="t'R'W 12 I Tobaec mist's suvk-tn-Tra '-e. at Cardiflf .1>.11 16 ict*cconi»t's Fiature* ..d lmttta., at Cardiff.April 16 M- OOTTWALTA aad CiOWRCNU Bnp"'¡Or Funtiture. 110" at Hocm*. April 12 NV<9 Brim,at W*rthou»e, Dx* April 13 B't-Ming Material*. ,d?ff April lb ".t gf., t P- Aprii 16 Office Furniture, t Room* AWI 16 Pftpcr)Mhgln g.. t. «. April 17 j Annual fiun :4ale. at £ «cbange, Caraitf..April 13 Five HllH:en. at Ec\ ruiga April 18 Aninnl H»mt. *t Kt^hange April Id AliI "l;.t=:I;R:t" ."i' 'Iii :¡"iii..¡'nt lti Freehold "actory. Sboy. &0, at Vewporfc April 24 Mr. J. k(1t;N I*9eho!d Properties, at Cardiff .&prill1 XI J, nAJUU. Hc:s".ho!d Furniture. Hw. HOVtfcr.L, DAVIKS. and CO. leasehold Propenv. at Ynyshir April U Mr Mrs. Jt.NK4N^, CLAKKK. ami lfcAdUALb. L*r^«eli>/id Prup-rty, at Car Hff April 15 i Mws. KKNNARb an d CO. H^usehMd Funriture. Ac At ^ale-roomt .April 111 Mr.. 1 H r;«s, Canutes, Ac.. at Fv>rrejt Fach Fair April 17 Mr. LATTV. Me v* J lKhDKR and SOS. )flc!1inry,.Lt W" April 12 Mr. MoKGAN MOKUAM. le.¡.i,1 Pt<¡""ly. At c.iraiff Mr .1 >SWLA>U Oi Painting, at wi"rf. .4prU 9 Jtovn. gTKPIit.N* »N a,1 ALKXAX1>KU. Th Garth W. Ioa, ,t Cudllf .Aprli 13 Fal C..tt; ai.d Hheep. a: fej*niar« Fair April 1 j III. TKAK IUICI B.A. CV.tle, Ac., at AN-rtfavcnriT May 2 A3 Mr. JOHX THoMA^ t' owfcrtlg*u F*t She-'p. c April 30 "r'" JOH THOMAS .,d MuKGA>. IIIH..l Letting of rK*<irrMw S,?.ig? Pr. Ap-it 19 telling i>f Yny^t ii idoii Farm April 25 l-ring »>f Brrw .jv vVwa;>-t'vii) May 2 £ >AlfS by ^urttoii. MAI. hI the 6 ART It WOKK4 ar.d 11 COTTAGES, known ,s JCSCTIO OW; a>, the KEMDtXfK. kn "0 a' GARTH HOUSE, ,i":at a, WALNLr l' (w Alf. '\i E slsS RS.ST F, P II E N S 0 N and 'J. ALl:llA%"DEU ,t?. ri.ote-1 t,y th* }".("t.. 1. "at.Nir, jGt,bt.4 ELLB?A ?MO.14. Ue Park Ho *i. C'm ff, SAT Cy l?D4Y.tI,@ Ijih ;8T9, it Thrw oclook iu IIJC Aftc U1 n, tue PROriCRTIES 1.0' t. 'r-e Prti«»a • kxiown as 11:& Oar'h >V-»rks, aUnat. :ti,h cpposifd the Taff fii« ROlU" At VValuat 1h.. Urid^«. 0.> n w iu Ve xr pi, 1"" ?f 31.4 Co., ui.drr at. I sg'to-iit for 18\ r*nt*i of .400 p.r Annum. Th. PrvmiMa cooaist 01 extensive bull .In; er^et«d f« r th^putpoaaaof .Arrrinaona m DU facturing thev couu l n of 7a Or. 7p, or cb<r?«bv-ita. 'rhy AT held (or ah une<plf.-d tarm of '4 v rs f?,.? (he 2?t 1, !sæ. 'ut.'t tuapp r: ion l d .croun! rel1" amount- ing to ii-5^ 1.. lCd. per annum, and have be-n agr^eltot-e i.d to VMHI Audouy and Co tor 7 or 21 or for ih« t+mAi -dtr tnm. Lot. 2. 11 Co" kllown u Junction-row, adjoining Lhf& turnpike road Ita,1tnll from Cardiff to Taff's \(1111, eoiitaining 2,.4.di square Tarde or thereabooU, and which 8r I., At a rental of la, 6d. r week eacb. Tb4«e Are hold for the unexpired term of 74 fmrn the &th M,,rob. 1&9. a'¡ ar* suhjcct to ground rents Amounting Co O 13). td. pr annum, Lot 3. The G:1 House, (t)rmr:" culled P,)rtübfo:ro. .¡tuate at Walnut Tree. lift, and n8r to the TafT Tale RAilway Station. The House Is conveniently .nd well arranged, and is now let t?t?) a 'p. )b, W. 8. 1314 :?etrt-rtal 01 &70, term of seven years from 1st January, 1888, The Premises Are held for an unexpired t^rm of 75 years tr,) l the 2nd February, l £ ?9, anJ ate mbject to a groun^l rent of HOC per arrnum. Further pHrticxilArs may be obtained upon applfe\tion Messrs. 6IBMand MOXOy. Or to Ih A\I'i,'nrs. 5. Solicitors, Newport, ;9-5 Or to the AucMoneers, 5. High-stre«t, Car'liff. 8^9"5 PESMAKkFATiTl^VPRTL.iWa MESS H 3. STKPHENSOX and '¡\I ALEXANDER will SELL by AUCTION, th,, Fair, on MONDAT. the 16th April .?.t. at 123C pnt 250 VEItY PlDIE FAT SHEEP, 30 VERY EXCELLENT FAT CATTLE, TI. 1'p''tty or some of rbe le»rttnf Agriculturist, In tb' dlitrict. Tlie Fmt St cW at thi. s. it ot exceptional "AJ.I TO.JfOIllWw MR. W. nn DLEY wil1 SELL hy Å,Y. ACCTIOy. at his 8ale-r>onis, North-road, on 7DA?l 1>, HOUSEHOLD FD1UIITURE. Din inT.bl,hfrO?l P,dnwni"CO;'Hlretl •porting Print,. &0. Sale At Two o'clock. 4\olZ -J63,i""õwÏ!RII'GE.¡¡Õ.Ü" OA BdTPF MR. W. BRAHLEY will SELL by Au CTIOL. on SATURDAY NKXT. April li. Ih. whol.. f til- vjoeriof HOUSEHOI.il Itijaive ldfoboArÜ in Ebonv with Britiih ¡;IAt.¡¡!A$5 tIoock, Drawng-ro«>m S itc». OJ: P.lntlnr. 4c. 8al« &0 OO8ImeJtee at Twelve Oft* Xortli-r»ad. OariiiS. 4292J!3 5 Lg THI-I DAY TNTSHIR, FORTrr. MESSRS. HOWELL, DAnES AND CO, .1, !Jav been In.trod..1 to SELL brPl'BLIC Arc- TIO',W,HTO-NIGH?R ITKTRSPAY, the Uth <Uy of April. 1889). at BJO o'clock pm ,.bie?t t.h Conditions of W? (U Ilull be then and there produced >, all that LEA.SEUOLD HOP AND DWELLINU-HOCSF, 6i(aAte anJ being No. 37. Ynyshirroad, Yiivslar, in rile occupation of Kr, Da.id Will1am., Tailor, Ac., at all ann rent uf £ 26. ITm m¡ are held for a t,- ,I" 99 yu (!S ten ,lay.) f,). th 1st 1., or J"lwAn". 18SL subject :0 an .rlp?,t?.n?d an.?l gnmnd rent of &1 6e. 901, The Property, wh'eh is w1I built, I, situate on the main road, near to the National, 8t«ndud, and Ynyshir C<>ilWle8, and affords a d<MirAble opportunity for •nreatment. Tbe Property maT be Viewed by Applying .a 11M Premises. For further Particubtni app!v t,l th A,'ctioneon, al their 011\<,< Iron Bridge Hotel, AbenUra, and 33, Lewis-street. Aberama or to Mr. B. WALIEU WILLIAMS, Solicitor, 86^93 AberUare. ATTBACTITB tiiTLA PROPRITTY FOR sIlb; FITZALA^PLACB. \,fF.SSRS. JENKINS, CLARKE, and -.19DA i-B e 1 1. SPLL b, ACC- tíos, "hS Angel ;,C-??liff, on stJ y 16th A t,il, 8F9, h. followng VIZ. 15.t;ÓhD!"ILLlG'BOI'SE: VIZ:- Lot 1. All Lbt well and ""II."tiA'ly.IJI¡ilt D"I'¡nll' ►■••use and Fremises, oontaining 11 rooms, bathroom Ihot an d «>ld water), twn w. c s ^antry, scuM-ry, jjr^»*u- bouse, ai-d other conveniences, situate and t^ingNo. 2, FJttalan-pUce, now In tho occupuiion 01 W, W. W. £ eq., at the annual ffr. of £ 46, LeCt. All that well and snbstAntitJij-boilC Dwelling* house and Premises, contAining 11 rooms, bathroom, two "C: pantry. leuHtrr. and orh" cOnYlIidnc.. •Itaate and being No.<, r):at')on-p)«-f.')nwint? oecupatlon oi G. H. Loxdale, Esq., at ti,? annual rent of £ 60. Bach let is held under a leaae for 99 years from 29th >eptetnber, 1870, subject to a tow aunual ground rent of to Its. The foregoing 101. eonvenlently situAte within Uiree minutes' ..Ik of 't- and tm. Cnivers ty Col- tfe. and .y V",I. Rh, n?? 2?kil??y 9tAtious. th A portion d the pur?bw money may ,Mai. on ,he IeeUnt, of tbe Pr,m,- 11 desired. ØaJ" at goven p.m. Further Particulars may be had on application to the Auctioneers, Cardiff; or to Mf.W.)!?DAY!i!8.S?)k)'or. •6^82 36. MMi-street, pontvi-ti M. S A I g~T H I fc> 1' A1. CHCRPHaTMHET 'A)J! KOOMS.C?RDrFF Ml'^iSRS. KE\ XA RU tnd CO. will SELL TH UR; L)A Y, the 11th April. IEHOLD FUKMTL'KE anJ EFFNLI T?,, !ron Tube,. nuii Lot ot &> t, iWd SIl, Sale at Two o'clock. 430:311 SALB TOMORROW NA-T DOCK ENGISKBRING CO., MIERB sTKgkJ. ST THOMAS. SWANSEA MESSRS. JUU.\ M. LEEDER S(IN ?:i SELL by ACCnON un.ler <n BitMution from the C uintv-court), a* the above Premises, ou FRIDAY, April 12th. 18%, the following °'' MACHINKRY, (kmpri!in8. PUI.cJJn. and .shína mcrlln. vertical boring and drilling machine. 91n ?<?cr?' cutting lathe, 8(t. bed ICiu. centre gap It¡'e, 16ft. bed tü2e. kr with the sh.tfttn. pu leya, aud belting overhead the flJe to c*>mmenoe at Twtv KroOn, yorftjrih'rp :¿;c:r:fr,Jšm[! BL't-?, Ba im 11 to the Anctlfmeer,. 3w«n<ea. ''6<64 ? ?m IH)9 DAt?"——?—— DUKE-STREET 4UC'TIO ROOM". CARDIFF THE WI EKLY SAI.E OF THURSDAY tbe llth Int, »ill include a wee variety of wer..made FI RM TURK AND GN-ERAL HOUSEHOLD SUNDRIES, T3:Ttb acing ^veral dining :ind d.?ing room "JUites pier- glasses, sideboards, cabinets.a ,,à :t;e,:?;1 ease, by Q o, L. asuperiorS^top Harmonium -1,t e-. by rånd,,Å%. Ac., :;¡: W.rmnI suites In w*,nut aDdasb, 'Qllct ublesand ?va?h- 8*an«s, wardr^hee, brass ami iron French bedsteads, Ac., and the nsual appointment* ol Urge or small e.t&bl..h. men", Bntriee for this B.I..at be IIIAde Day Prior at tbe Offices. J, G. MADDOX and CO. 86*93 Auctioneers, Ac. SALE TO-MOKUOW TO LIBRARIANS, 1I00KI!81.L&Jl,q, AND OTHVKS IOOIL eALB ON MttDAY. APIUL 12, 18S9. At tbe ACCTION liOOM?. DUKFC-STREF.T, CARDIFF, Commencing v.t Tweiye o'ck Noon Precil, '??S??'J. G. MAlRDOX a.d CO. are m it" ?Lmd to 8ELL, Withou Re?'. a, above, THREE SMALL LIBR ?RI&4 *?' Containing N,l h.dd T.lumes 01 Hlatori, 'lbeol.al. Å8t'nOlnl. Bnajnrifll. ..d other Ih.aoc:brd Work." the property of a Clergym&o. dec^avtl (reID0ged flora 8n-cl.>'I). al1d "two loeml &f.I"ltJemeo. a;80 dectmitxt, including a hw Btetiinga, Kngraringi. an,\ Oil Painting,, and a valuableTele»cop« by GHn and GIA-4 L,?.d-? Caia.ogne, may be had on tpp tton three day, prior to sala. 8K174 TBB CIGAR AtD KKPRMaMMT DIVAS. —— 27, CASTLE-jTHBET, CARDIFF. On MOSDtY, Ap? t5*h. ;8S9, Comm"'clng at Twclr. and ti«.r*n p.m. p,-?-l TO TOBACCOXHT9.*H?T?I.'S?PER9 HD MH KR8, MESSRS. J. O. MADIX?X and CO. are l' 1.?L,td by Mr. J. B.oml.y, whO ¡a ?tirh.z lrt» the sualr? to 4PLL br PC6LIC AUCTION* opon th? PMmtM* M ?o* With- R- th. wbl; *f hti W.U-Mttc«d Md N?r)f Ntw TOHAC<U?'T-. STOCK tX-TRAnR ?n? SHOP FIXTT.'R arid FITTINGS, &c, CompriBinK ab ut 260 bou of Larrjnagas, Prlnlp8, I"I .ni1Ja Cigars, Ac h? and oth.r tobaooc of e".ry drlpt¡'m. cig^re'.te^. Wlendld ra»erei:!jaum, brar. and útb"r pip.. c,gar and 2p 'te hldm. l?ther rur:" ?A Vd'-h"' ti?y # w.UInc"io" ?)tM and ), ?rg." "d ??ih «M«a. together -itb the whole ?f the future, nd '"?*?*' '?"TJH'° ??" and <?M mahoianv-top tMnt<r!.9tt md 3DIt.. f?, cw.?r <?wou« w*)! ::i :;clr lo "'by-colourea plash, witb V?r o< 12 t. lOfL eartain,to tt?b tbre. tf.e ??T?"'? '?'- ?" ? ?o??? ?b????" '?'?' ''<' "? e"?'r.. ?th he ^gii as. window shelving, ,h?n.<)<.t.u. -d tbcpcbtirt b- _ff? 'tb.MtnJ & mpp? t« ?"'d -ff?. u-, the MfMhlr-t .?. nd pi.t,. &I. OD View Morning ot Sale. »,ld "?<?o.. ?. D..)t..?M<t. C.rdiff. ]Mxt?? will t)? 8-(d at F-, .1-k. [8E2L4 8ALB Tme D*Y'——— M27. BWH STRKFT, SEWPORT. K. A. Ni.VV LAND hMbeenmotru??d 1" ? Maneh-«er, to SKLL Oy AA^o>rr.. if.. J??" '?' ?'*? TUKSHAf °"i9th h..SiS.arui TD.ur),?? WIr, a hr?MntCti.a Oil. PAINTINGS, By 1hU.lmow,. Vad. Art..u ?eto C. nM-n«? Th? In.1 Mven X.h Day. Th. "? ?'?'"? *"« Pnrchmade by Private -il-r T.„ f Arh )).y M 96 FOlt f1* extent and variety of its oonttnts • or in ffn r" 1, anequalled. alt5 bp Suction. CJiT VIGW THis DAY. IJLF. TO-MOKKOW FKIDAY» APNlt 12, 1m. A LABGB AND MOST IMPORTANT IIALE, Ll.'ludlng tli« Vr> y SUPFBlOU FURNill'UK AND EFFECT*, (By direction of W. McMillan, Esq., who is l«a?in« (B i;c':N :Ec 1nI:L h'Fl!" From a Largs R..Id,- 1. ,he !i'trpõrl'f<Hd. %O'IT\N'A 1'r ?,?d liOW KINO l.' hAv. r<œ:ve i4,SXLL b, AUCi ION, at their &xlnlj. il. High-street, C,rl?tY. on YlaU¡, 1.'A b A?E! I. ?, 1."(. LU:¡:lJlt:lr Č(ÿ F?kLiltURK u EFFECTS, Removed ns above, and comprising HCPBRIOK BR4SS iii^DSlEAl).- some 'i'h datmsk L .mg;ng4 tho V R KV BLKC.A^T BKDkOOM 9UITKB and APFOIN1 MENTS of PKlNUlt AL and other CTIAN higHS. in LitiNa and Viruimux \L1,;r. OAK, MAH uany, and BIKCH WOOM. noble toikt tables, large and medium s'ze ward- robes, l>ett Brussels carpets on bedrooms, landing, and i". SL't'¡';K8 \VII.1V; P1LB and TURKEY CAR- PETS "nd rtch rll1 a arLK>i»io ihLaiD Rt)t.W\)O\) DIUW(G-ROO" suiua In expensive W, -,td .HI( and plmb. a :>It. ,ø'l'&D nm'T cun'ln" wi»h bevel pht.. overmantel tn IW:t4. inlaid occasional tables, chlr', ¡a"\li" gilt girandoles, and noble pier glasses with carved frames, ormulvi "lOll biass "1\IA\lcn. curio r.iblnet, 7 OCTAVE HHr H-CLA^S COTTAGE PI tNOFoBT*. a -1-tY -1 elegant r<>)ev*»HKi d,.?i-f,,r,?itu,? :r..1 oyel\ rï, bdrw'tt, fnn\ beAutdul man!l and cAbiuet ornaments, C)abl1lUt. mUi() and coiner rabin-ts. MASSIVE and .HANDSOME OAK DIN'ISG-HOOM Fl'RNllCKK in • udifig 7FT. Hi DEB ARD.ch «irs with padded backs, a 10ft. dining la1 ie. leaf stAnd, dinner wagon. car tA^>k-, and chimney 111<5, also OAK HALI 1o.t:Rt1t'K¡' 1\ i., c P. MIC 8LPPMKI) POLL^Rl) 0K SUITE. COVERBD in KNUl.ldH MOROCCO, marble clicks, tine bronxes, incJu Hwg equestiian hoise'; EXc'ELLKHT and MOST St"B^TAN 11 AI. MAHOUAN Y and WALNUT 1IISI'IG.N()<IM and LIBRARY FCKN1ICBK, ooinpri«* ipg sad.iletwg covered suite, "retalr bg?k?w and dining tableo o match; ant^ue oak hall chairs, two "hhUt'bai oovercd e«Ay chatra, contents "fchim* pan- trl"" fncluding qrk&. PUS- by K" dish c'Ye". dfnn.' old dun"" d.iiort Scvvice, taide ¡1.u., kitcheu, and Qut.dt"r effects. ON YIKW THW DAY, Catal guee may be hout of the Auot oneers. 86092 WAliEHOVsir CARDIFF, MESSRS. UOITUALTZ and LOW RING ..1 haw IJ favoured with instructu'<ns t. 8LL hv AUCTION, At tbl aboce Warehouse. B.t. D-k.. li, X, ve, ouiiAlCKDAY >LXT, A^ril l&U, at C00 SVCKS RUSSIAN RYE BRAN. It il purposes, andij far superior to Wheat Middlings. ^amplee may be obtained at the W"tehou, 86221 11,b,h .t.t. C., 1, ff. 86nl TALWORTH HOUSE, KOAIH, CARDIFF' j MESSUS. GOTTWAL1/ and BOVVUING Li?)'frN%'AI,'I'Z a[id BO AUCTION, on tf e PremttH. Without Reserve, .bo\'u ou MON- DAY. 5th ot April. at Two o'cl- ok ALL THE VALUABLE MATERIALS of TAUVOUTH fiOt:}, LODGU, null tTABLEti, U-ath, comprisin g ¡¡,h, AND BRICKWORK, Slate*, Tit-, Timber, Floors, Bashes, Doors, Chimney Lead Gutters, Cisterns and Pipes, ¡¡"!I.eo, Ac., lelongiiig to the above buildings, STONE COPING, SEVERAL HUNDRED YARD OF EXCELLENT IRON RAILING, TWO PAIRS OF IRON ENTRANCE OnEil AND PILLARS, al*o th* STANDING TIMBER, 8hcb!, Garden Tilea. LARds GrkknhuI'-SB, Fowls' H >use aji 1 Run, and Miscellanies,all 0f which nnist be removed at once on account of the ground being required for budding. May be viewed by cards, to be obtained of the Auc- tioneers and cat.I0j1;neS, when re^dy, may be hd of Hr. E. W M Corbett, Bttrveyur, C,¡k..tt; of the Auctioneers, 11, High-street; and B. H. HEARD. 8OWClfOR. S5941 CARDIFF, 11. HiGH-yrREBr, C RDIFF. IMPORTANT SALK OF 3b F!RST-ChA8S FIRE AND 1HIEF-RK8ISTINO BAFE6 On TUESDAY, APRIL Ict*. 1&9, lit 2.30 In the ES'HS. O'¡JTrW'At"tïBOWRl:G 1 have rece\vN ¡nitruciOD' from Yejsn, J. Cart ?rig??t and 6. of West Bromwioh, the 1tJr&!+!d a'r Manufacturer) (established over 45 )"UU), t, SEIL by AUCTION, as al). 35 Sl'l'ERlOU FIRE AND TIIIEF- RESISTÜG SAFES, yor <arded direct from tJitir Mamifartory, R.,Zi,? gii 1'3f @MLfL 11. to48iu. high, both single and d,,? including large do. .9? Safe, 36' igh with m, keys and 5pltrate com- partaunU: also an "it'& 'banded Safe, single <Igor. 4tiin. high, with two cash drawer* and three movable thf'lv; also another Safe, 'illlh door. 421.. high, ,u!tAb¡ for Pawnbrokers, J,?; or U.?.f??- tUrrt; small Safet suitable for private houses and small tradesmen also medium siz»s in Handed SAfee-all fitte,t witb sii, eight, and tw?lvc?le%?er Powuer-proof Invincible Lwks anJ DupllCAte Keys. .V1/TM Auctioneers re-spect/utly and confidently call /ÍJ/ attention of jøl_j. manu/actunri, pawnbrokers, professional and bu4ine$s gentlemen, and houstholders tv Ihe, Sol. a* Safes, OJ thet.qllaL.ty ami fintsA arc Jqxaid t4 ftre puTdl46 perfect .ul!ftwn. Oil View Mo ..day, April Isli. and Morning of Sale Descriptive Catalogues are preparing, and may be had trom the Auctioneers four day, previous to Ba!t' 86222 ON TCttoDAY. Ai'HIL lb. 8ALEHOOMS. 11. HIGH >TRE;.T. CARDIFF. TO SULICIIUIIS, MERCHANT^ TivADEi>ME.V, AND OTHERS. \I E-SI1S. G Oil WALTZ and B iWRING 1" are In receipt of inst?tiotis to 8LL by AUC- no, at tLeir Salerooms, 11, Hi.h-,treet, C-diff, on TUESDAY. April 11?9, at Two .'?l-k In th,3 Aft?,- ,q t t?, of )F?'ICE FURNITURE AND FITTINGS, Removed from Two Offices at Bute Docks and from L:rnCkherbtown, and includill mahogany, oak, And walnut ¡.,de:51Al office tables, otficech..in in walnut and mahogany, riti,,g ?l.p". clerks' desk, A LARGE PAI.?;Tll ?PEN Bt'8KèArI;1ahe; eiaed 1, l?tt,?r copying presses. MAHOGANY and OAK gtt.¿:tar,imS; .I,i'Bii ou pedestal of drawers, a 4-. MAHOGANY CYLINDER C A?S E.P*A d,.d chests, t.ti..tr? ,e,, oak and .I deetal. "I drawer.. euclosed ?&3h- stands and 'It" 1, Mtry and 8m_Is c*rpets, fenders, fireirons, .g,, aud a quantity Of mbcell&neou8 office fittings ON VIEW THE MORNING OF SALE. ,ti()n Ofti., 11. High-street, Cardiff. 86223 On WEDNESDAY, 17th April. ba-eOi- First Portion of the BIoCII of HIGH CLASS ENGLISH PAPKRHANGINGS, Numbering upwards ot 10,000 PIECES, Ail In perfect condition aud of the 11I0st handsome, modem patterns, consisting 01 GOLDS, SATINS, AND GROUNDS, For every class of room. Removed fo Cardiff direct from the manufacturers, whose repetition as Paper Stainer*. for excellence of I' design and WOtkII,b,p, s ands equal to any Jirm in  ar's nd. MESSRS. GOTTWALTZ and BO WRING are instructed by the Owner, to 8ELL b, AUCTION, Without the 81, gh e,lt the Bale R. 11. High-,t,.t, Cardiff, on WEDNESDAY, 171h A11. ;889. o unmenciug at Eleven o'clock, the Ab<we euenavc 9i<x'X ot i PAPERHANGINGS, f lots to 3.1 'I'L.- of pu "huen, the whole of which will be 1!,u.d d.t?i Id In full descriptive Catalogues, to be bad seven day* prior to Sale. NOTE.—The Auctioneers desire to ca'.l the specialutten-1 t i- t,M,, ck Tiers of house property, a" t.ie general ■ r,jl:\I'L:II'" ,y P"1ifr':r..>l' ¡ (tt'AiM are notv depoetted upon the premise.i of Me A.uc- io,.u, 4't.uli,,? Sau) Qt guaranteed 0/ tM hiy\t c'ass manufacture, It us affording a rare opportunity of pro- curtnj-lf,'st-c'.QU i'operhangingsa: .fa?.L-.j/ trifling «jjt, ?6,93 (st, ('Aim/n'. tS.9J i ANNUAL HUNT S\LH, THURSDAY. APRIL IStk. 1889. mESSR.,z CO'rfNN'AL'I'Zatid HOW RING ifX will HOLD their ANNUAL HUNT SALE at the Horse Exchange, Cardiff, commencing at Twelve o'c""if, of J 100 HIGH-CLASS HUNTERS AND HARNESS HOUSES, 5 HORSES. t.h* Property of Colonel the Hon. F. C. MoRQaN. M P., which have been reguiarly hunted ■ dunn¡ th p',r >a"OIL Ti,, HV.I;T FIORSFZ?, the Fra- perty of M. T..ou"'TT, E-q-, M F.H., which have been carrying he Master ami Servants this Season. .r?.? ROATH Cof'hTH?f HOt{sSs.!? );f' c. H. WILLIAMS, Esq., M.F.H. 2 HORDES, the Property of F, J. OlBRtDGB Bo LES, Fsq. 3 HORSES, the Property of JAXKS TL*«'XER, Esq. 3 HORSE" th" Property OF Kn.n*KB ALL?. EM. 3 g;: Property ol L?wt? '¥ ;i:jq, 2 HORSES, the Property of C- FIRHANK, K^q. Also HORSES from Sir MaTHXk-DiCKdox. Bart., HIKBKRR B. CIJRY, ES GOPKRRY T. CLARK, Esq F. MATTKHM. Esq., T. H. COWPKR-COLES, and Oihcrs. Also TWO PRk F" DACHSHUNDS. Immediate Ap plication ior StAlls is request- d. 86G96 HIGU-STitEKT. NKWt OUT. MoNMOUCHSHIRK. VALUABLE FREEHOLD "HOP AND FACTORY PREMI8E8 OF FOUR STOKKYS, WIIH A FLOOR ARKA Of NEARLY 12,000 FEET, WllfCH V1ES.SUS. \MH IAM GHAHA, SON, JL and HITCHCOXare instructe«l by th"M,)rt¡ale.1 to SELL by AUCTION at the W?Mto?)Mt. ?? rll W b; DCSIIAY. the 24th day of April, ""). at 2.30 for Three o'cl.<:if in the Afternoon, subject to such con- ditions as shall then be produced, ad that Modern and \\(.J!-built FREEHOLD SHOP AND OFFICE, B,i?2N,36 In the High-street, tg.th,r with the t i Or:i)UI;t tIt:h::t and the F.? "i?? Arch.. CeUau and BoUer Room under- neath. The Sh,p is of the followlngdlmensi >ns •— ft. in. Length, 29 9 Width, 14 10 Height, 15 3 The Office is 8ft. 7in. square by 13ft. 6in. la height. Th Factory comprisee-on the Ground Floor. Cutting llcom vi the following mn dimensions — ft. In. ft. I.. ft. In. 76 4 x 36 2 and 13 6 high. Capable, with the filed machinery u^ed by the late oWnr. of turning out 3,fc00lb». d tobacco per d. The Hrst floor is divided intQ four room, of the follow- ing mean dimensions ft. ft. In. ft. I n. Stoving Boom 37 x 34 :0 and 14 6 high Spinning Room 30 38 10 and 14 2 high to ,q"" e and open to ridge. rM?)n(?tqfn ?9xHtOtndM9hijj? Fitter'. Boom 21 7 0 Three w.o.'s and Large Iron Water Tank" On a Second F oor— ft. ft. In. ft. In. Packing-room Z9 x 14 10 and 10 9 high There is a capiUl business entrance with truutaie to the street at the back. THE CKLI.ARS, which were especially designed for bonded 5\ nre siU ate undr the shop and factory, the main entrance toifc^tn beini from th bruk aUeet. Th- I. A well en tbe p mf. which supplies wa-er ?"% qiiireme,it. The Shop, ffice, and F.ct ty I.,? .Inc- their rec. f?,r Iti?:, h n ?;,d by the lat Mr. Oponl F0ttjOflliH for ths, purpose of U!I bu,i- of a Tobacco Manutt;. f; which they were d.1g.?d and erected t ??!,y &_t ;}b i :b lj: t'jthe;lf:t. b? u.w1 In connection wIth wholesale alldrtal! businesses. Tt!e Cellan have for many y- been occupied by Mr. W?l,?, Henry Williams, 'W??'?d t?!rtr M'ero)M.t. M yearly tonant, at tbe very low tent vI £ 30. Ih. pmise. are subject to an apportioned annual Land Tax 01 158" and ore al.o subjeci t, Agree- mnt witll Lord Trp.h>¡ar &5 to fhe basements shown upon th Plan. and aj acknowledgment; therefor 5s. a year. Tlioftxed plant atid machinery (au inventory 01 which will be produced at the1 time of _Ie) must be taken by the purcl,?r at a valuation t.b: -d- by th A?,tio?rs. J b amount of such valuation will be stated at the time of sale. Immediate po'seioncalJ be ,bt,1..d. Further Particulars or caids to ?i,? apply to th Auctioneers, or U\ Meuu, WILLJAS Rnd CO,. Sollclton. M Newport, Mou. -cOWï\ÑÏDfH; NEWi¡RIÜ7t- MUNRE^Ei VBD 8ALB OF FAT SHEEP. R. JOHN THOMAS has rceied in- l' "tru('t.11)JU ? Thom.?. The G*. n. t BELL by AUC'110?i. TUE-4i'AY. A, i I ?j I h.I t9": by "'l:CTl? CRO?-XREU APÄ''i: A Week-, Keep Given It Muired. 8al» M Kle»en ,.m 8£027 LiVDIES cannot ?Mp breast with th? thf!} unlew they reguUrly rvad Faj<tKi>tE 1'4)<CI., l"UIU.U. A I'D lfaamowt In Hi. "WKVLT ILnur, '*?*'?*'??'?t<M9<I?ttt baIts bp Suction. PEMUROKE DOCK PBSIBABLti LKASKHOLD r«OPBRTIE5. MESSRS. UOWLIKQ UROS. (AUO- '\Hnf'r. to the L")rd Commissioners of the A,l Y) been instructed to SELL bv AUCTION' (subject to S""b conditions as .hall be then produced), al the Audi on "'1, Commercial row, Pembroke Dock, on WEDNESDAY, April 17th, 1839' th;> f-.tiowlng LEASEHOLD PROL' viz Lotl. All that double-licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE .?,l pK\stl t 1I';I:n'r:'I: I No. 20, L,wer p?l pwt-piitoo. Pnabroke Dock, containing "I l 11 littillg# Wttle and jug \pvartmlItt t. ?..U,. dwl?i,, at b.?k, :u"" .lItfY. four bedrooms, dresai.ig-ioom and w.c., spacious cellar, front and b.tck garden, and usual out oiffocs. This is offered suej oc to a lease granted to Mr. Eimm-rson. the Prt:I,ttAn\ntt for a tforo1 of the yea. (cow Decvuuuer 26th, 188b. at a low annual rent. Lot 2. Shop and Premises, No. 21, L>>wer Prospect- PI let W 'd Thomas Sloggett, Grocer and Irou- monger, at .1? P., aDnUaI. V" 1 A De ached H,,?. 1. tbe .r 01 Lot 2, I. the occupation of Alt. Dlx. at £10" year. Lots 1, 2, and 3 ace h*M under a loaso t<>v 60 years, 29th September, tlo yearly ground rent ot £ 2. equally 1\p¡iortlou" betwe<«n the three lots. Lot 4. A Cottage, being No, 78, High-street, III the occupation of Mr. W. Rogers at £ 9 a year. This lot Is held for a term of 00 years, Septemlter 29th, 1343, at au apportioned yearly ground rent (f 27s. All th property is substauti&lly built "nd In good condition. Bale at Two )'k. 10 per cent, 11 I'll Purchase I y: v;'aCIe c:¡: lJth}): when tho purchase h completed YOt particulars apply to Mr, W, Cox, Solicitor, Ade- laide-chambers, Swaujca, or to the Auctioneers, Pem- brok. Duck, For fail particulars ?e«» po^t-TS. 862C8 A LE THIS DAIT SALE OF LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES. CANTON. PBNAKiH ROAD, AND CATUAYS, CARDIFF. MR. j R 'UNN has been instructxl to Z; L; l,y AUCTION, on XHUUSUAV, the llth Jav Of Ai)ri :B:. at the Royal Hùtd, l\"J.tr,l\lI1HCn o'olock In the Kvenine (nubject to ,uuh Conor.lulls a, shall ue theu anJ thvio produce J), 14e (ollowini; valuable LEASEHOLD DW£LL1:"G,I10t::3ES AND SHOP, COWBRIDCIE-HOil), CANTON. Lot 1. All tirat Dwelling house alld Premises, known a Torbey Houl. No. 36l, Cowbrl lge road, Canton, helol for a terui ot 9") veats, from February 2nd, 18io, at a ground rent of L? per annum, aud now in the xcupa, ti m of Mr. D. Edwards, at a weekly rental of 12s, The Preniis? ?ips st of front and W?4 parlour, kitchen, fitted with range scullery, with not and cold supply; coallhed, Ac., four bedt<>om" bath- room (hot and cold water), and titled throughutu with ^ai. PENARTH ROAD. wt 2. Dwellicg-h >use and Promises, known as Myrtle House, Cortm-terrooe, Pcnarth-road, now In the occu- pation 01 Mr. Hellier, at a weekly rental of lUs. 6d. Lot 3. Dwelling-house ftod Premises, knowfI. Salls. bury House, Coram-street, uow In the occupation of Mr. Thomas Jones, at a weekly renUlof 10.. Lot 4, D"ellin¡.hou.e ållù Premises, known as Stam- ford House, Coram-terrace, now In the occupation of Mt, H'o¡ob,f, at & weekly renta: of lOt. 6.l. wt 6. Dwelling-house and Premises, in Comm.ter. race, now In the cccupatlou of Air, George MlII, at a like rental. Lot 6..Dwelling-bouse and Prom I. in Coram-ter- race, now in thu OCcup;\tivn of Mr. George Gray, at a liko lental to No. 4 Lot 7. Dwelling-houie and Premises, in Coram-terrace, n w in the occupation of Air, Herbert Geoland, at a like rental to Lot 4. Lot 8. Dwelling-house anrt Premlsesln Col'tlm-tel'n1ee, now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Davlcj, at a like rental to Lot 4. Lot 9 llwllln,l,nd Premises in Colkm-te now In the _?."t i. of Mr. Morgan D""jc., at a Jiko rent1 to Lot 4, These Premises are held under leases for terms of 99 years respectively fro. 2lst, 22nd, 23rd, 2-tth, and 1; 't blb Ah' and 7th J.1y. 1888, .1 the following ground rr ?'t' viz.Lots 2, 4. 5. And 6 at £ 4 wb boim Lota 7, 8, and 9 at X4 41. tach bouse. LLANTR18ANT-8TREF.T, CATHAYB. Lot 3. All that Shop, Dwelling-house, and Premises, on th corner of Llantrisant-street and Cathays-terrace, Cardiff, held for a term of 99 years, from 2otti March, ltSW. at II ground rent or fin per annum. Thjt:" Prtm¡'es COf1si:it of shop, bakehouse and h ft, parlour, kitchen "lid scullery, 8 bedrooms, bath- toom alld w.c., 2 stables 81hl loft, coach-house, clIa", and large y.rd in rear of prmt& For (u'lber particulars aplY to the Auctioneer, West gate-chambers, Westgate-street, Cardiff; or to il COUSINS, Eq., Solicitor, 36CC6 16, St. bry-'tt, Crdiff. SALE THIS DAY. GREAT WESTERN SALEROOMS, PENARTH- NO1ll C&nVIFF, MR. J." HARRIS will SFLL by AUC- ..1. TION TO-DAY (THURSDAY), April 11, al two o'c¡""k, a Q ua Ity of HOUSEHOLD FC KNITCItE. AliI) &ml,¡¡raIJJ Pianoforte, under liistrew for Renl. 43J6-.U riUSLIMINAUY A.lNOU.lO:J.I¡';N1', TO BREEDERS OF PUKB-HRHD SHOltiHOILNA-ND HP.REi ORD CATTr.E, SHKorsuiuE BILEEP, and TO AGIUCUI.TURISTS QENEKAU/Y. MAINDIFF C 'CUT FAfUf, ABERGArENNY. HIGHLY ATTRACTIVE AND IMPORTANT SALE. MKSSUS. STRAKLR and SO ba,e 1,,1 n favo1re.1 with instrut¡iHj from the Kx^eu- wn of the late Crawshay Bailey, E*q., to 6ELLby AUCTION, at the above Farm, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, tue 2nd and 3rd May, 1389, the whole of the valu ble HERD OF PURE-BRED SHORTHORN AND HEREFORD CATTLE, Flock 0' Pure-bred Shropshire Sheep, Berkshire Pigs, Team of Cut and NLarge Assortment of most approved Modern Agricultural Implements an t Machfnery, and various other Effects, which wtllbe fully partlcularisffl in Catalogues, to be obtained Four- teen !Jayi Prior to the Sale.( Auctioneer' Offices Abergavenny and Pontypool. bp Pribate Contract. JPOLFSALARY PRIVATE CONTRACT. THE DAMAGED BARLEY. ex Weatergate (a), on Breaksea Point, from Noruronlak Blaok Bea, which will be delivered to purobaseri at any port In the Bristol Chanll<I, Offers slinu d be sent at once to JOHY BOVEY and CO., Lloyd's Agency, But. Doek., *ijtp*, kr., for &lilt. FOR SALE -Th e Paddle Stcamer F1: LADY 9AnY." Length 173 feet, breadth ZO feet. dopth 8 feet 3 inches. Two pairs owillating engine), by Blackwood and Gordon cylinder, 38 inches, stroke 45 inches. For further p.rtlclllar..pply to E Iward Finch and Co, (Limited), Chepstow, where the vessel may he seen iHyac. 86267 CrnUfiss ana Contracts. JG 11 0 FCARI)IFF. ROATH PAliK, CONTRACT 2. The CORPORATION of CARDIFF is prepared to RECEIVE 1ENDEHS for the CONSTRUCTION uf ROADS and FOOTPATHS, including TWO BhIDGIiS over Cmtll Brook, around Ih? 8 uthern portion 01 Park. AI." the DIVERSION of N vntwedal 8.,?d.11 Other Works contingent thereto. Drawings and Specification may be seen, and Forms of Tender obtained, at the Offie^ot Mr, William Harpur, M.Inst.C.E., Borough Engineer, on and after Monday, 3th IlIat. Sealed tenders, endorsed "Tender for RQaù., Ac., Roath Park," to be deUveied "t ray Office on or before MONDAY. 15th Inst. The lowest or any tender will not neccssaiily be accepted. 11\' Order, J. L. WHEATLEY, ToH-n clerk. Town-hall, Cardiff. 4th April, 1889. 86204 Bl*IU>EliS desirous of TENDERING for ADDITIONS .1 LLAN"A.-ilON can 8« PLANS nd 8PKCIKICATION, nd obtain QUANTI- TIES, at mv OFFICE on and aft<T APR] L I .1&;9. lender, to be sent in on or before FRIDAY, 19ili April, 1889, addressed to Sir J. L. E. Spearman, itart.. L!anlIlIJor, near Cowbrldge, and endumd outside, '1 Tender for Additions." Bit J. SpeAtman does not bind himself to accept 11.. lowest or any Ten Jer. J. P. JONES, Architect, 27, Park-street. Cardiff, April 6, 1889 &za TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.— TWANTFD1.?edi?l?l?.FSTIMA'rEg for R!' MOnSG LAHG: QCAN'TITIBH of SLAG IIP, and CLEARING a SPACE "I GliOUND.-Alply Pombrey Copper Works, Burry Port. £ 6210 LEWIS AND LEWIS. ^LTERATION OF PIZEMISES. EXTENSIVE ADDITION OF THREE LARGE SHOW ROOMS, N°, 23 & 24, DUK"STEEEI' cARDIFF. GPECIAL ^INE JYVRS' (^ALE, APRIL 4th, £ ^h, 6th, 8tb, Oth, 10th, llth, 12th, 13th. LEWIS AJSTD LEWIS I Will OFFER the whole of their Immense BTOCK of Valuable JlURNITURK, BEDSTEADS, AND BEDDING, AT THE ENORMOUS BEDUClION Of PER 20 CENT, FOR CASH ON PURCHASE OR DELIVERY ONLY, Goods alllowed to be Booked will be Charged at Usual Prkes, The Public should take advantage of thla Grand Opportunity of Purchasing Hlgh-cla,, Good, at Lower Price, than ar. obtained for Inferior .lIole. ALTERATION OF PREMISES, EXTENSIVE ADDITION OF THREE LARGE SHOW ROOMS. Na 23& 24, Duke'Stueet' c All-I)IFF. L E W I SAN D L EWIS. I J lJ 86m JONES BROTHKRS, PRINUIPAL lULL- POSTBII8 AND DRUVEKERS. HIGII.arI RE;LI. NEATH. AND BRITON FERRY. lrcu\.ar8 Addressed and Delivered. Bill-po,tet« to the Great Western and Neath and Brecon Railways and the Principal Auctione n, LeMees of the Principal Poailng t>lllc"- 33613 INVENTORS, would-be inventors, and all interoted In Invent ons .hould read the Special Illustrated Aniuie wwoli appear, 10 Lbg 4, WzjvALT MAU. orerj weeit, local Boarli eittttmw. Y" STR,VDYFtSirWonL6CAl7^0TRD JL ELSOTIOZr. TO THE ELECTORS OF Xo, ? WABD. LADIES AND GKNTLKMIQC,—I beg to thank you most Ooi dlally for the Honour you hare do lie me In returning ME at your Bopresentative 00 the above Board by so substantial a majority. Trusting that you will have DO cause to regret your choice* I hare the Honour to remain, Indies and Gentlemen, GRIFFITH THOMAS. Mnr-ly House, Mardy. 86283 ,bIte i^otfctiS. I-I-\X;X):d'-Ã:'TI:Có'ÙlíõiiVí.; AND AN1T FOUL1NG COMPOSITION FOB SUIP0' BOTTOMS. N 0 T 1 0 B Messrs. W. B. DICK and CO. (Limited)* of London, 1.1v"P'?ll, Ul-,g,?w, the Assig.'i-es ,f the ltt". P.t?r N?.7?. o?t?iO' tI:tJ'I"O ;Ë;e:: LANTYNE HANNAY, GI.g.?, for"A new and improved Anti-foulingand Anti-corrosion Oompound or Mixture, Applicable for Preventing the Fouling of Btrpi' Bottoms and ?!h,, Submerged Structures, ItE Ul ?'NjlCN t?.tt tb'y h.. COECE1>n ACTION AGAINST the eali JAMES BALLAXUNE HANNAY for au InJunction to _train the said JAMES B?LANTME'?A?NA?f?n' Manufacturing, Selling, or U?)t Anti-t.??ng and AnU-corr08ioll C?pound? M?nuf.?tu?d )n the "er Protect? by the Mdd L,Uc'u p.tent Md W. B, DICK and CO. Further Give Hotice that they will take LhOAL PROCEEDINGS against all Peru ons Manufacturing, Selling, or Using any Anti-fouling or Anti-oorrosiou Compounds that I imruige the saul Letters Patent. L7133 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the ? PAHTXbRSHIP t?eiy ?b,i,t,,? between ,S,IEI'JUOIIAH ^AVITS and EDWARI) N,? L) ?N MSMXULRLH ,RI J,OMHNISO,N, aurrylng ON HuslneM at Cardiff, und?th..ty? or tinn of I?vte,. Joll and Co., has this d.tv been DISSOLVED by mutual consent A- ?it. Ind. th,. Fourth dav of April, 1889. TH ? Ag DAV1ES, ? itnCM to the :)f:r?nc hereof by ThomM DtftM. Hashit 11. I'LITLII, Solicitor. Cardiff, E. .joHN'ON. Wi:? to th?)e..ir? hereof bv Ndwjrd??)??n.  A:hQLKD!W'Ic:.l.!fli._ PLHSLAN1' to the Aot of Parjmment. 22nd and 23rd Victoria, Chapter 2S, <nt,tuM"An Act to Further Amend ?'' ?" ?'? and to Relieve NOnCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all Creditor, and other P<r?m tiavit!g ,D.ad, pi,,st :,e,r.ïD.t 'lvIIL"Ite':f= Puntypoo) and of T?ywit. n?r P-1-tY -1. bth In the,tlp .?..1 T,?,tl?in IldItp Motinioutli, Grocer aud Provision Merchant, ?ecmted '"ho dfedon the 2tu day of Nor^nbef, ??, and ?hoM will WM .r.11d in the Llandafr Di"rict Registryot the probto Division of li? IJ&j.?tyI. kIIV Court f justice oil the 2.3 rdd.y f18W, Ree, W? I IlJ. of PfUMth. n<-er Cardiff. In the Countv of GUaioriran, ?tr?Groc<r.?dth.?Mr.dJohnW.tti.m..?Lo?.r W-ti,?d G- Fontypooj.tfortMid Baptist Minister, the t?ecutort ihereln named), are Htr<b? Required t?,,nd the Pariicular. In 7'?'? 01 their Claim, or ?"°" to me, the undersigned, the Solicitor for the -ld ExecutOM on or before the let Day 01 ?U,Y' 1889, 'f"' which dM the ?'d E?utor. will pr 10 ,t., the i?d D_ amont the pf-rM?t ent?ied th.n-to. having r?rd on!v to the I 8b¡;atæa;,ifey t:bIh. 1I01l, aud tbey ,Of t be Liable for the AMett of the said D-d. any part Ibereol, 90 Dlatrlbuted to i R"y er*°" or F" of wh-l' cl-l- or De..ud, tby Ill' I "h?v? bdN'"I Dated this 81b d"v of Ap,il7le89. .<-? T. W4TKlNR, FontTtW)), I _92 Solicitor for the Eitcntort. NOIICE.—Owing to alterations, A, and G. NTAYLOR,S Pho?grtphie Establishment, Du?e- "?' Aardi1' wil1 be ^W>8ED for EIGHT DAYS. from 'JUDAY, llh and will M-"FBKED t!A?X HOUDAy. Owing to re-bu?dtn); ot .tudlo Md esle",lon of preml- we ar. timl compelled to refuse siuiugs fur the time mentioned. 4295s20 rpiIE BANKRUPTCY ACT; 1888, IN BANKRUPTCr. ? nTrs HENRY PARKEli, of hb.r, 1111. CaI:" :,me.:f;I:ilct itílewt Monmoutlishhe, Solicitor. Caerau-roadN, EWPORT. MO. No. tZ f 1%9. ReoeIlnj( Orû<r ,,d? bth April, 1889. b-?.rY Ad-iilt;-til)?, 6th April, Date of Adjudication, 6'.h April, '889. I)aef lirt M"ti". 2: tb April, 18M, at Hth,e OfficiUa,l Recei.ver s office. 12.Tredegar-place, Newport, Monmouthshire, at Twelve Noon. DaLe of Public L'xamlratidn, 2nd M-T. 1&'9, at To"o. fa,ill, Aewport, Monmouthshire, at Eleven A.m. G? H. LLEWELLYN. Omci.t! Hecefver. »II 'T'e;.I;.)ei,cotece¡ver, I HN at. ed V.1V 0th L April, 1BS9. 86"96 'pIE BANKRUPTCY ACT; 1t!83, IN BANKRUPTCY. THOMAS DAVIII,3, TS5, Duffryn-street. M-un- tain Ash, Glamorganshire. B llder and Contractor. ABKKDAHE. No. 7 of 1839, ]ce¡vinl Order lDad March 27th. 18". STUM?1 0RDTR '°' SU,NMIRJ' AdMiUl3tmtlon, April 8th,I&;9. Date of Adjtilimt ion, March 27th, JM9. D?to aud Place of First Meeting, Af),il im, at Tydtti" A M t lhe omci?) I'ECS.VE. A oaice. M?r,hyr Tydl,,? .fAI)rll 29th. 1889, at Vate 01 Public Examlnall'JII, A",II 29th, 1889, at 10,30 a m" at the e''i'i, 1;¡iltI¡(Cel\'er, Aùd. 65 HIgh.streel, Merthyr rydlll. Dated thj Ib" Y "'A" ??' ? 86301 THE B.\KHl.2'Y 'Ü5't;-i883 IN BANKRUPTCY.  fk THOMAS MORGAN, of 13, Uuiou"treet, Ponty- pridd, Glamorganshire, Butcher. of 188\ NYPI 1)D,,f 1&19. H'cctcing Order made ,6,? March, 1089. Date of Order ?"°'"? Administration, 28th March, 1859. Date of Adjudi?tio, "th 31s?h, 1889. D.te Mid P?ce of First M?eti.?. ?rd April, 1889, at Twelve ??)on, at the OHieia) Receiver's uaiee, Merthyr lyd uL T.V Late -1 Public ?tMttntton, 3Cth April, 1889, at Two p.m., at the ('ort-h?u. Pontvprldd. W ? DANIEL. Official R??,tv,r, Ad< M. 6? Hie?treet?r't?r ??.' ??' t'Iiori5;í'1tpr,.í TydIJI. æ.JJO ?HK B.k,S?kft L??l 0 Y-ACF, IN BANKRUPTCY. Re ALFJiPD HILL, of 6, Hope-cott.igej, CwmtUlen, Monmouth,hire, Clieckwelgher -J THMI) EGAP3 of 1 Bn. Rtce??nj; Order nmde Aprt) 3rd. t889 BTHFV' °RJER '°R ?'? ?"'inittr.ti)n. API'ill 6th,1809. Date of Adjudication. April 3rd, 1889. Date and Place of first Meeting. April 24th, 18S9 at Tydfil P m'' at the Omcf.) HeMivtr'.omee.M?h)r TY, Dote 0' Pub!h Ezaml, May 3rd, 1889, at 10,30 a.lII.. at the County-court Office, Church-street, Tre- degar. Recover A Ire,, 65, nlgh"lr" M.rlhyr Tyda) D-t,,l d;l? of ? I, 1. 1881). SRMZ ht\VUE A.UAL Sl'OICl'.s AND  ROME HACKS, APRIL Z?h.-Ope.. Mile Uandip and Qu!\rtr.mile H'IIIJJcap. Eutrie. J!o,e Apnt 17tU, to E. W, Nell and A, (hrnett H? BF-,CT- 8&82 J ,f'i IIEAT WESTERN RAILWAY. 'r'lT EXPRESS TRAIS ut> run DAILY (S..d.y. etcepted?. ineof?unctiun wtththe London and North K-E?TfRIL "'I' 'Y' 8 t,R?"WSBUHy .hdHERE- LINF"CA1,DIF'dL iVEI,poOL. MLAMOW: and AKDIRJI HUKSH. and the NORTH n< ENGLAND and "COTLA,ND generally, leaving CARDIFF at 9 25 a.m.. 350 and 7 15 p., DY TR?L' wnnectlng w'th this Mrvleeto.tnd frurr LLA?hLL?, .-WANtiEA. N .ATH. BmM&KND "KFJ -tt." itaftou). the ti.??l O^»PLED betw,,?!.? Tlt!o\LtttI:: le NOXTH ¡CIE11'L I/ElJl'CED. THMOtGH CARRIAGES If?o. CARDIFF, and 1UROUGU FARES are in operation between all principal statious. ^7109 HY._ LAM BERT, General Manager. Y?AT' HFUIW and CORK, and the whole i' ollhe 80UTU of IRELAND, pel Faat Tr.l.. ou tho GREAT WI?d,Tl ILW -rf"] AI'KAM.SHIPS ria N1ILKORD HAVEN. The Waterfoid Steamers mn dally. The Cork 8t<?et. tM?New?or't Tuesdays. THURSDAYS, ?""?'' and "'? ?on.!?,: Wedtie Y?d ,da, Jfnefuranrc compantcs, c. ACCIDENT IXSURA??COMPANY A([,IMITEI)), 10, KT. BWITHIN'8 INNE, LONDON, E.O. Oisuui PKRSONAL tMURlM. L; tIO: Agents throughout W. Its. ^0 ?""? '°"'e'.° ?AM!NG.Mt.)tger. cA V E N D I S 11 U S E CHELTENHAM, Attention 18 re. )p<'ctfu?y directed t-h. S 'lor A K I N G pc?-M for THEVO8 TA RESSMAKINO, d-ll* of High -1-^ .1.. DR8SE8 and MANTLK8. We have secured the services of Cutters and Fitters ot the tirst r-k. and Can Guarantee the Perfection of FiL and btyle. aud btyle. M ENTI! belUII: :ad DYSIGNS, t,, MODRL GAR. PARIAN Artufes. U°M ?'' ? Beoow? CIOSTDMES, PATTERNS of MATE- cRIALS SKETCHES of PTYLES W,,t on ppil.ti?n 35, 0, 45/ 6o/ 63/- rot DBES?'Ea' °*?''° CAVENDISH HOUSE COMPANY (Limited). [79370 KNl I T T I N 0w ORSTEDS AIND K NIT T I D II 0 S I E R AT MILL PRICKS. A CARDIFF BRANCH OF THB GREENOCK WOKSTl.D MILL YARN STORKS HAS BEEN OPENED BYTRR SPINNEILS AT 26, HIGH^TRKET AKCADE. Branch. AgenU In Bvery Town In Bugland and Bcothmd. Aten? W?ttd"i? the S.?lIr T.$ in W.I.App y U? FLEMING, REII), AND CO., GREENOCK. 81898 T ) 1HI-. HOUSEHOLD Column in the JI. WR?LY MAIL" ULL Housewives should look for Mr«. Helpful's chatty and invaluable Ar?)cie<on'HouM' hoid Mmsiiement. 4c for Sew ami Tl?d Help, ul all "It- dlr-ctl\' or Indirectly connected with Ho.w work and the Household. II RE:\D;; IDBI8WYN'S. Comm\!ntion Welsh XV M.N Md Matters iu THE NIWT Ct nm WW." ^uWctCompaiur^, t. Tbe LIST of APPLICATIONS will OPEN on THURB- t'bD¡í8rlft?If?tJ<J P or t?Coa.rJi:: ])4Y: am 15th. 'or TOWN, and the 16th, for ti, COUSTRY ¿:rIoS: om 60 Old-established B4ken' i?.w yiel,fl-g .el, prolUs of Z,9 b% per Fit r Mill, hl,!I? Itt, the preaent trade of 1,)9i "I'll p r week, lecured by the h'pl, w\ll yield (e, Accountants' (Vrtitloate) further p -fit' of 43.&00 per annum, Or Iu all per annum. 20 PER CENT, ON THE CAPITAL ,P THE COMPANY. which income is ?.pet,,d to considerably Increase. THE LONDON AND WESTMINSTER TBREAD COMPANY (LIMITBD). Incorporated under the Ooinpinioa Acts, 18?2 to 1886, whereby the ii.bl:ity olto the amount of their Shares. Oapll.al £120,000 In 84,000 Shares of.e5 each. Payable follows 10s. per SWare on Application; £ 2 per Share on Allotment; £ i bs. per Share One Mont h alter Allotmeut; and the balance, viz., £ 1 6s. per Share, T* Mouths after AU"lmel\t, or Siiareliuldera m,p???v in full on allotmeut, the Hharea ranking for Div f d,,jd rd g to the -.1 pid up. It I. intended to :d; leom:O,I I,,r;u U;Of:lttt?o';<; st- Exchange. Allo tnit)iit.wbe made, as far as practicable, in the order of application. DiRxnofu. •PHITJPP GEnTTAlt L) (Past Chairman of the Camden aud Kentish Town Association of Master B.ken). 63, Prince .1 Wales-crescent, N. l. FREDERICK J. BKNNE1T, 9, 8t. Andre,Ntree¡, Holhorn, i/ondon, B.C. (Director of the Lomlou "nù County Breail Company, Limited). CHARLEM SPENCER, Beaufort Mansions.Queen Anne's- gaGtel, LMOUR, Leadeuhall buildingSt London, B.C. (Director ol the Loudon aud Cuuniy Brvad Company, LludteJ). -a FORGH HOWE (late Man"Rer of the Western Coun- m H.?.1iaIIIAlÎnr,:fOp:e;{I':n'G: Bath. "JHlona' DIrrctor. ,Il) be elected by the Share- holdr. at the Fir,, General Meeting. "Will join the Board ulI"lInll'lellol1 oil the Purchase. BAKKltRS.-Tm: i ONSOLIDATED BANK (UMITED), t-2, Threadneedle-street, London, B.C. BROKKR.—J. YKLLOLY WATSON, fttook Exchange, and 6, C"plh"lI.buliùIIlK', London, E.O, 90LICI,WR. ?"HNTH MASI?ATSON.23,Leadenhall- street, London, E.O. AtwlTol<S.-JOllN F LOVERING aud CO., Chartered Accountants, 77, Oreaham-street, Loudon, B.C.; HERBERT WATKINS and CO., Chartered Accuuu- tants, Moira chambers, Ironmongei-lane, E.C. 88CRKIAKV (pro tem.).—ALFRED UPRIGHT. TxwP'HAny Offices.—4, CUPTHALL-BUILDINGS, LONDON. E.C. PROSPECTUS. OBJECTS 0" OOMi,NT. This Company is formed for the purpose of purchas- IUIIIIÙ taking over 60 Old-established Bakers' Businesses carried 011 for many years past in main thoroughfares of various ile .sely pocuiited parte of London, and also an extensive and valuable Freehold Flour Milli ilh mpa??ity sufficient to !upply the whole 01 the 8bopI, tbu. forming a "tied" trade In it0 -ziner as licensed houses are tied to a Brew? PROFITABLE IUTURE OF BIT8IRB&9, The business of Bakers, even as at present conducted, h very profitable, as will be seeu by the Accountants' Certificate herein, l ut ou the large scale upon which the business of this Company will be conducted iln. P..t.,?t economies wIll r.,ult be.ldeo wblch the Com- pany, having it. own Flour Mill, -111 I.t., the profits ..w '11 by 1¡:1I:r !,Oí.II,r;a; t': Shops, and the result cuuuot fall to Lv highly lotbfaetory to the Compauy. FLOUR WILLI. Tbe Steam Flour Milis ncqulred by the Com any are tu.t.d t Milit,?,?kontgeb..?k. of the Tbam"e, and known as the Imp-rial Mills, They are of substaniialconstruction, and are equipped wilbau excellent plant in thorough working order. Pa" WZT PROFIT*. The Baken' 8tUY ,elooted, and have [- ,e, .L. t=, Y. ,,f wi?i?l? can be stil,further ro?n w". an I a. the trade is entirely a cash one, all ilk of bad debt. 1, eliminated. The Book, ,,d A-t, ?f Sh,, h. 'e?,, ,?d by M,.rHerbert W.tki- ?,?d sh 0,,t,? ed A- kill. (who are well acqu.lnwd with the 'Inde), od they report that the average consumption of Flour was l,l wks per week, and tije net prollit, a ,f14irr paying all usual ..Per- .1 I?, Shops, was pw.rd, I, 219"0' pll I Runtlm. Thv have also e1amin the Books of t? Flour Ill'nd find that this weekly output of 1,194 1.?k,, d,?liv md to the w,, Shop, P'.?..t :d':t a further :II:"£:; .u" The total profit therefor". flom them two oure? amount t? over £23,30 Perwhieb is nearly 20 per oent. ou the entire capital of Ihe Company. PROFIT SHOULD INCRKA8K. The CompallY InlId at onee to e't an ed<1nlJVe stBuffi e t t.upply all 11. Shops, and from h. estimates, hil, have been prepared o. the basis :'h'tblt;,W.Iln:at,lIofï..ac per week, a mving of £6.0&; peranimtu in making the Brend may be c-xi?:ed.The I)Lrwton are lAegOtiaLl?g for A -it.b 1..1. near the Miil.. ¡ 8U':lii¡': 'al.'b.(, that the Pl. it, from these various sources should result fit divideiitis of from) to 30 per cent, on ihe Capital of the Compauy. PROFITABLE NATURK OF DREAD COMPANIES. As showing the remunerative character of Bread Com. panies. reference is made to the tollowing — TheAeratedBrtadCompanv's £ ShaitSarenow guoted on the Loudou Stock t 4:5 to A:5 per cent., or 400 percent, premium—-the last dividend paid l, the Company billK 4b per Jlt. per annum. The Bristol Bread Company i>ay dividends of 35 per c per annum. cent, (Limited) (Capital £ 280,COO), a B ad COin- pany ,Irtd In l. b, I n, May I..t, declared an "i di. Novemr last of 10 per cent. THE PRB.ClS AND JOIST TOCJt UAKhRlKS. The Financial News, of Wednesday, 9th January, 18K9, in a leading artxlo on «Mut-Siouk Bakeries," lays JOINT-STOCK DAKKRIES. "Every year 1.. it. b. m. Wh^t will e the b- of 1rert;!r:Î ,i fo-m of 'Iltl¡i wI)Ib tielk to have a boom of more or kss importance, alltt that indus- try 15 breaU-baking. Some Umt" ago the FitUViCial Aetcs took occasion to polu" out that the manufac ure of bread Is not less profitable than the manufacture of beer and other wrom. "i?l's too '.u .u. to mention. The A,t,-d Bread Company, after passing through broken be>«s, has uIHt"ubtd!y ?ile,i I,?w .th .d ple.aøallt watu, l Shuhohter who I, ,t Mlislid with a divideud 0125 per cent.—exclusive of Hit share bonus allocated by this Company in Oo'ober last (of 5s. per £ l share) must. inli?d, 00 difficult to pl?ee It I. obvious that what has been done In Lc,?doM.; very well be done In the luge towns in all part. of the country. Nor Is it In the lust degree surprising, for brnd. like water, 110 household can do without. The demand b universal. It is true that the 8upply Is forthcoming, but it is not the best that can bo reasonably expecrel f,p,I-tld.r, Bak?ries III pop ul.us towns ,variiall y re profits to their prol',ldon. Itlewhm the trade requlr upwards of 50 .?k. of Hour thai the advantage ot machinery (3 at once ex- perienced. From that level B,?d Company mav enlarge It, business step by atep, with first-class uit? I to Shareholders. use ° modern machinery aud the 't h:nprovd patent o?? will give !uch an underl:l it" dvaiiZge over competing b.k?, At I)r?ent, iotwitb.Landing our bo"W advance In .t., I- and be operation of tbe F.?-? Act., but too much of tit.I,ofIit? 1.uf. 'u, ? 'd?r I.- jurious conditions, of which the consumer knows little or nothing. Only In a well-appoiu ed modern IRCtory can Immunity be oecured from the objectionable in- of 8m lit' aud dirt. A Company with a relatively moderate capital, aud vteil-oMceied. which can guarantee su h immunity, and supply a superior and uniform Iual at Iho ord imty price 01 -1?let?l)ld bread, nnut, sooner or later, attain conspicuous success. MANAGEMENT. Tho Mills will be immag' d by Mr. Sidley, who has .cted in thRt cp?,city i.1 ..111 f? a col"' derabi. period, -d who w" I knowH on .he hi r. ;N:(p rt: i:tCIt'¡Ir'hhi\'ell an d Kentish Town A,-I.ti-, of M.,t,?r H.k??, .?d Mr. Georgr Howe, late Manager of the W eSI ern Counties' Bleam B"k.rIel and Milling Company (Limited), both tboroubly practical men, will ma -and personally Visit each Shop every week. PRICE T) BE PAID FOR PH PKRTr. The price fixed by the Vendor for the Fre^hofd Flour Mills, i1lClu,1I1I11 all Machlllery KUÙ Plant, with the Mxtur s, I'ittln^, .,I L*KS<?S of the 60 }wp" has been Ihed tC 03.9&0, of whi?h tw.-It?i?d, Iiii be Oaøb and .a hi,d I. dhares or Cash, at the option of the Directors, CONTRACTS. The following are tile Contracts which have been enie.ed 1,,t-( C ..L dated 8lh April, 889, between William Westrup f the one oart, Rnd C. Brown of the 01 h.. part; (2) Contract dated 9 b April, 1839, between William Evans of the one part, and the said (J. Biown of tn othc part (3) Contract dated 9ih April, 1889, bt.? C. B, the one part, and F. IInwlll, a6 1, a. f., Le Company, of Lb" tl?er part, The Vendor, Mr. Brown, is the Promoter of the Vol pany, and wi I pay nil in coiineotlon with the t't;: ali\l) I the 'ë:epI,utet1o'C:1t: including Printing. Ad -g,il LI?",g.. ,?p to li?e first,n reintlo?i to these the Vendor h.. ?,.d Into certain arrangements, which mav oonstUute Contracts within the meaning «.f be 38th I'wllou 01 ,b c't?- le'it. 1867, amiappl on storStiare3wit lW,?uir?z t) waiv. ti?e ins-rtion of the datesand names of ;:tr'h:' to any euoh Con- -qu' d Y such section. In the event of no Allotment being made, the Depo It will be return- d in full, without deduction. Should a less number 0' I:Ih.es. allotted than that applied for, the balance will be applied in reduction of tll", amount due on Allotment. The above-mentioned Contracts, together with the Articles of Association and the Accountants' Certificate and Bcbodule of the Businesses to be acquired, cau ie Inspected at the Ofti e, of ihe Company. Prosp otusesand Formsot Application can be obtained of rhe Bankers aid Brokers, or of the Secretary, at the Offices of the Company. ACC0UNTANT8' C.-IIICAT.. The following I. the C,r: I'i?te .f the Accountants before referred to t— Moira chambers. 1tonmo"Ker.lane, II Cheapside, B.C., 2lat March, 1889. u GUTLE1UUf,-WfI have ezamined the huoks alld amulkl. 01 tl,,I Bake. I' businesses proposed to be taken over b' Ihe Lonùn" and W,?t,.ih.tir Bread Company (Limited), comprising lo all sixty shops, of ?1,1?h a Sh.dul? U attaclied hereto. IV fl,?, therefrom thaI. tue present aggregate consumption of Flour at the a*>d Shops amounts to 1,194 sacks per week, and that this is brlngiug iu a net Profit at the rate of £19,ë04 per We understand thai your Company have also acquired the Frmho!d Flour Hilh known the Impe- rial MIIII, ?t Weatmin,ter, iLu.td ou tt?? b,?.,k" of r. Thames. To the prolit oertifted abovo should, therefore, b. added tbe h')I-i -It' t?i.I? .1'*u'd '-u' on the husineM doue by tbe Mill in .u iyi,?, the-bop. I wilh Fl" ur, On n-utg)ul Of 1,l) o Backs per week. bleh trade would be Isurd by lhe demand of T-l Shop.. this should "pp"lm.t 1.0 frth, u..1 We .,?, .r ttal of M. 3 0 4 yjFium. £ 3.800 pvr onnum or a total of £ 24,304 iH-r annum. GY..re Iitt? ?u,ri (Sig.,d) HERI ,T WAI',nd CO., H Chartered Accountants. "To the Directors of the London and Westminster Bread Company (Limited)." L7136 sIMNEL QAKKS. ALMOND pASTE CAKES, SPLENIID EASTER PRODUTION. Thotuand. sold In Lancashire and Yorkshire. 28, 6D. BACH, IN BOXH3, ONLY FROM g T HVEN S, FRENCH CuNFEOTIONEB, QAItDlFF. SPECIAL CHosti HUNS FOR GOOD FRIDAY. Order, now being taken. 86269 WATERPROOF COVERS AND HORSE LOIN wCLURHS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, COATICI) WITH PHILLIPS IMPKOVED SPECIAL (;uAI POSl rWN. Full particulars on applicativlI to he Manufacturer, OHARLKS D. PHILLIPS, NEWPORT, MON. A good covering for Ihe loins of ahorse during the cold and wet weather I. as good al ao eatn, feed of oorn peQ, 83188 IOANŒL ()WhN & OO/S ABU K¿¡LW4r T'lMB TABLES, ,U. Only one pt, D"i iD Wm. rri-Id. 2-. P?-I by i. It. Mary-street, ÐtImt55 s PRING, 1889. B. EVANS AND COMPANY Have now displayed In their Showrooms a 1\1 A G N I F ICE NT S T 0 C It or CABINET FURNITURE, CARPETS, FURNISHING DRAPERY, 4!IJ) HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY. DBAWIKG HOOM, DINING-ROOM, LIBRARY, AJTD BEDROOM FURNITURE in aU Woods. WICKER, RUBH, AND BAMBOO GOODS, BRITISH AND FOREIGN MANUFACTURED CARPETS, Including Brunei,, Tapestry, Kidderminster. Royal and Patent Axmln3ter,Fereian,and Turkey Carpets, The Carpet ol the Beaton, "THB IIOIAL SAXONY B8U88ELB." LINOLEUMS, FLOORCLOTHS, 4c. KARA, CANTON, CHENILLE, ORIENTAL, CBOSB ORRIPE, AND OTHBB CURTAINS, And CURTAIN MATBITIALB In Great Variety. HOUSEHOLD IRONMONGERY AND DOMESTIC MACHINERY of Every Ufscription. BEDSTEADS, BEDDING, &c. All Bedding Made on the Premise, and Guaranteed Pure. MAIL CAUT3, PERAMBULATORS, CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES. With all the Latest Patents and Improvementl. DINNER, TEA, AND BREAKFAST SERVICES TOILET SETS, aw, A VISIT OF INSPECTION RESPECT- FULLY INVITED. Temple-street, Swansea, April llth, 1889. 81496 LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEATFor Improved and Bconornlo Cookery. The onh. sort ever ranteed genuine by JUSTUS V, ON LIEBIG. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.-Pluest Umt-Plavouring Stock. Use It for Soups and Sauces. Uset.t ),a Di'h.. Use it for Fish and Game Sauces. EM.I?nt T..I.. LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF MEATHighly reoomraended as a lflahtoap Inlwad of Alcohol. Gflnnlne only with facsimile of JUSTUS VON LI KBIG'SSlGNATUBBln BT,UF INK across Label. ASK FOR LIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT OF U MEAT With BLUE SIGNATURE. L6932 SWANSEA. B0HWEITZKK8- u_- c 0 C 0 AT IN A. (QCHWEtTZ HR'-?COCOATINA. '? Antl-Dys"ptic C?oa or Chocolate Powder. S CJIWEI'FZER'S COCOATINA. Guaranteed Pure, Soluble Cocoa. SCHWEITZER'S C- OCOATINA. The Lancet sa)" this Is Genuine Cocoa, oontalns no Sugar, Starch, or other Adulteration. Is very soluble. Au excellent article. SCHWEITZER'S COCOATlNA, Most Nutritious, Perfectly Digestible Beverage. c 0 C 0 A T I N A. J L27224 45. FarrlngJon-street, London, E.C.
LHANDAFF CATHRDUAL 8ERVICBS.
LHANDAFF CATHRDUAL 8ERVICBS. Thursday, April 11.—Stanford in B flats anthem,! 'dOULTh It It"(G.? od). I I'rldR\, ApliL 2-I:u..ell 1,? A; anthem. "Draw n- all ye p?.pl? (Mendelssohn). Saturday, April 13.-mart iu F; anth?m, "Hosanna" (Gibon.), ERNEST BKRIMSHIRE. Bu??mnt4Dr.
THI'. WKA IHKK.
THI'. WKA IHKK. The weather yeaterday was fine. The follow- Ing is the fort-cast for to day (Thursday) Easterl y and variable wind*; changeable; rain at times; cold. Appended is a chart of the barometrical readings lor1 th.4b hours ended Wedneaday midnight, as rgi-tu,!d at tb. Wt- M.,i OM. Cardiff. Tb? Inltrument l» jI M, b. 1. 1.
YESTICRDAY'S RAINFALL.
YESTICRDAY'S RAINFALL. Tbe rainfall, as registered at Tredelerch, Bompney* hili, ne"r ,diff, (0" I.b 12 houn ended 9,0 p,m. ,t nlaM, and for each 12 hour. of the put week, was as follows 9 p.m. 9 a.m. Total. Wednesday 3 *15 '12 *27 Th..J.y 4 '00 -00 '00 Friday 6 '00 loo -00 Saturday 6 '00 fo '00 8m?.Y 7 '00 -N *00 M day 8 *W *80 'M ¥.:3:; :ü ,26 10-00 Total for the week Inasmuch aslSof the 24 hours whioh expire at 9.0 a.m. Mach morning belong to the previous day, the rainfall In iPftch case is a^ciilx-d to nuH dav's date.
HIGH WATEK THIS DAY. I
HIGH WATEK THIS DAY. Mor. Evn. M?" Ktn. Mor. E? S. 'f' ¥.J I CAdtff 2.47 3.311 NowMrt f' m.
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Yesterday's sitting of the House of Com- mons was d-void of interest. The action for libel by Captain It. B. Stoker sgaiiiBt the Freeman's Journal resulted yester- day in the jury finding a verdiot for the plaintiff with JESOO damages. An inquest was, held yesterday afternoon on the bodies of Mr. William Goldsmith Hunt and Miss Emma Marie Green, who were found shot at their lodgings, 123, Mansfield road, Gospel Oak, on Monday. Mrs. Hunt was too ill to attend, and was represented by a aolici- tor. The jury returned a verdict of Murder and suicide whilst temporarily insane." 'I homas Allen, the murderer of Mr. Kent licensed victualler, at Swansea, was yesterday executed at Swansea Gaol. At the Glamorgan Sesaions yesterday the appeal of Sutton, the manager of the New 'I redn&r Club, Cardiff, waa dismissed. The penalties, however, were mitigated from £62 to £37 10a., the lowest amount allowed by the Kevenoe Aot. A oaae for appeal was refused, the costs going against the appellant. Trials of prisoners were proceeded with yesterday at the Glamorganshire and Mon- mouthehire Quarter Sesaions. The Rev. J. R. "KiIsby" Jones died yesterday at Llanwrtyd in the 70th year of his age.
I THE CULT OF TIIK JUMPING…
I THE CULT OF TIIK JUMPING CAT. Nettled by the attacks made upon it by Radical teetotalers, the South ion I by News has at last made a definite declaration of polioy in regard to the Sunday Closing controversy. We are glad of it. Nothing is more awkward than to have an opponent whose views are so nebulous that it is impos- sible to pin him down to any distinct form of belief or no belief. Until yesterday we had been greatly oonoerned with the question whether the liadical organ was to be counted among the foes or among the friends of the measure. Now, however, we know it can be classed in neither category. The re-production of the Itist of a leading article which appeared in its columns on Wednesday sets all doubtful matters at rest. Some of the platform speaker, of the tempe- rance party, as the sapient journalist declares with a refreshing candour, might be a little more polite, and might improve their speeches by proving their case instead of spitting fire and brimstone in equal doses upon friend and foe." And then he does exactly that which he condemns in these temperance orators. If Some of them have been complaining," whimpers the Separatist scribe," because we do not do all that lies within our power to help them, but such persons must pretty well know that toe never advocated Sunday Closing at a measure which we were anxious to prevail upon Parliament to adopt or to pass into law, We have always disoussed the Sunday Closing movement in its purely political aspect, having frequently declared that the closing of public-houses on Sunday is a matter to be decided entirely by tho popular vote, and we have often maintained that if the publicans are compelled to close on Sunday no one else should be allowed to profit by the sale of drink. To this position, in spite of much wilful misrepresentation, we still adhere, and while we have never uttered one word of hostility against the Sunday Closing Act or its promoters, tut are equally determined not to be dragged into a Sabbatarian controversy upon it, or into an admission that toe are avoioed supporters of the movement," The italios are ours. The fact that the South JVales Daily News has responded to the reproaches of the temperance party by formally throwing them and their works overboard is a mere inoident of the campaign in which the forces of reasonable liberty and Sabbatarian bigotry are engaged. More important, as denoting the lines upon which the Separatist journal arguea matters of puMio moment, is the declaration often made during the controversy that com- plicated social problems are best solved by the counting of heads. Our contemporary has, in effeot, repeatedly affirmed that it doea not matter whether the Sunday Closing Act produces guod or produces evil so long as a certain proportion of the electors can be iriduced to vote for it, The liadical journalist does not mince matters. He candidly confesses that the South Wales Daily News does not sffeot to advocate any specifio opinion. Its cult, in short, is that of the jumping cat. Whichever way the animal jumps thitherward will its viewlI beud. In the name of everything that is reasonable, what does this mean P Is it not the revival of the old, discredited formula of the Divine right of kings, with this difference-that instead of kings we have an unstable, inartioulate, thoughtless democracy. Hae the old dogma that one power in the State can do no wrong been, with infinite labour and suffering, beaten down only to rise again and be the heritage of another power P It is much the fashion nowadays to condemn and deplore the political, the social, and the religious tyrannies of by-gone epochs, We drop sympathetic tears over the sufferings of Hoguenot and Lollard and Lutheran, read with quivering lips the records of the heroio lives and snblime deaths of persecuted Protestants. Our hearts go out to the hunted Puritans who outlived their great PROTECTOR and drank from the bitter cap of the Restoration. No one now baa the hardihood to defend the vexa- tious and unjust Test and Corporation Aots. Every sohoolboy can perceive the crass stupidity of the polioy which led to the loss of our American Colonies. Those who think at all are in increasing numbers proclaiming that theCrimeanWar was the outcome of a series of blunders. All men are now agreed that the countenance given the Southern States of America during the War of Secession was wholly unjustifiable. And yet there cannot be the slightest doubt that in every one of these instances the wrong-doing had the emphatic sanction and approval of the majority. The massacres of "Bloody MARY" had indisputably the popular imprimatur. Wo, likewise, was every orusade against the rights and liberties f struggling sects and parties mentioned in English history strictly in harmony with the belief prevailing among the maasea. In Nonconformist Wales no subject provokes more vigorous denunciation than the obnoxious Test and Corporation Aota. And yet, had the South Wales Daily News existed at that period, it would have been found lending a warm support to those unjust enactments. For it must not lie forgotten that they were demanded by much the largest number of the people of the kingdom. GREEN in his excellent hort History of the English People" describes the mood of the first Parliament conventid after the Itesto- ration as infinitely more intolerant than the Ministers of the KING, most of whom had private and personal reasons for nursing vin- dictive feelings against the Roundhead malignants. It was with difficulty that the Parliament could be induced to pass the Bill of Indemnity. This implacable temper was also that of thfl masses. It was persecution on the part of the majority then to impose their religious views upon the minority. But so blinded by prejudices are some people at the present time that they cannot or will not see that for a majority to order the minority to observe Sunday in this or that way is equally persecution. This jargon of the politicians is nauseating. I hat which the majority believes must neces- sarily be right. A majority of the people in Britain believe in Free Trade, hence it must be right, and woe unto the man who dares to caU it wrong. But in America the majority Ofe people believe Free Trade to be wrong. How can this difference between majorities be reconciled ? Both oannot be right. And, by the way, why does not the liadical editor be consistent in his worship of the idol he has set up ? The majority of the electors of Great Britain have decided that to grant Home Rule to Ireland would be a step disastrous to the Empire. Why does he not accept this verdict of the Ilemos who never errs, but who by some subtle instinct invariably discriminates between right and wrong. The majority of the people of Wales may be persuaded to think that if they affirm the Sunday Closing Act to be a success then a SUCCBS8 it must necessarily be. But they will only be deluding themselves. If the measure be a failure even the majority, with all their Divine right to do wrong, cannot save it. Its existence may be prolonged, but, happily, an end must come, sooner or later, to legislation grounded upon false principles. A lie cannot live" is a belief which per- meates all the writings of CARLYLE, and with equal truth may it be said that a measure which has no firmer foundation than a false sentimentality cannot long survive. The Hoyall ommission, we unhesitatingly declare, will not have to inquire whether the majority of the inhabitants of the Principality believe or disbelieve in the success of the Welsh Sun- day ( losing Act, but, on the contrary, will set to itself the task of discovering whether the Act has been the agent of good or the agent of evil. If of evil, then, despite all the thumpings of the chapel drum, all the rant- ings of the teetotal orators, and all the reso- lutions of temperance and other societies, naught can save Sunday Closing.
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The death of poor old KILSBY JONES will leave a blank in Welsh preachcrdom difficult to fill. He was a genius, with all a genuis's ecoentricitiM. Vigour and originality were his principal characteristics, and they showed themselves equally marked in pulpit and on platform, in sermon and lecture. For blunt, daring thought, and for candid, unconven- tional saying, whether oral or written, there were few contemporary Welshmen bis equal. It is, we daresay, a quarter of a century since we listened to him lecture on DANIKLROWLANDS of I.Jaiigfiitho. Tbefather of Weteh Methodism lived in queer" timea- queer, that is to say, according to the strictly nritanical notion of things. Welsh people played ball on a Sunday unreprobated of the parson. Rowi.ANDs revolutionised all this, striking terror into the hearts of the Sabbath- breakers wherever he came aoross them. One day he hit upon a crowd which knew not DANIEL. The prophet rose his stick, exclaim- ing, "Children of the Devil, do you know what you are about P" There was as much consternation amongst the crowd at the objurgation as there was amongst the lecturer's audience when, in thunderous tones, he re-produced it with all literal and dramatic accuracy. Quick as lightning, how- ever, "Kilsby set his hearers at their ease, The worda were Soripturul, and he gave chapter and verse in proof of the faot. The congregation, a terribly respectable one, assembled in a terribly respectable Methodist chapel, were re-assured, and the lecturer was allowed to proceed. Scores of such aneodotes might be given concerning the man. Kilsby's literary matter possessed the same qualities of ruggedness and outepokt-nnen as his speech. He wrote some capital papers for the Red Dragon, but his efforts in Knglish, being always more or less amorphous syntactically, required a lot of licking into shapb before they could be considered presentable to a critical public. You are our OABLYMt," said the last editor of the 1 National Magatine to him once, "only you must really be made to write grammar." And you are our was the retort, the blank being filled up with a sniff, which elicited a hearty burst of laughter. Poor old "Kilsby I" lie will be specially missed at Ilatiwrtyd and Llandrindod, where he was quite an institution. The snows of winter were thick around his head; may the grass above it grow green and lie lightly I Thirty-three out of the thirty-four gentte- men who represent Wales and Monmouth- shire in the House of Commons have attached their signatures to a whip in opposition to ) r, JFseF. COLLINGS' motion for the rejection" of the Charity Co n- missioners' scheme for the diversion of CRADDOCK 'VELLS' bequest to the Cardiff College. Wo were really sorry to see so many Conservative names in such dubious company. The faot that these gentlemen are Welsh members is no justification whatever for their taking this oourss. It is nothing more nor less than a grosa piece of imperti- nence on their part. The funds belong to the poor of Cardiff, and not to all Wales and Mon- mouthshire. For these people to do all they oan to rob the local poor in order to endow the middle and upper classes of all the rest of the country is little short of a scandal. We can only believe that they do not understand the merits of the case, or the facts either. Mr. BavcR in his book on America describes the methods of the lobbyists who, from all sorts of private and personal motives, work the Congress in Washington. We wish some Mr. BaYCE were to describe the ways that are dark and the trioks that are mean" of the friends of Cardiff College who have been getting at and nobbling the members of the Fnglih House of Comtiions. College officials, whose expenses, wo presnme, are defrayed out of college funds, have been spending days in London button-holing iguwopttble ineinbers, and by means of flattery and arguments which we have a thousand times refuted have landed their viotims. On behalf of the poor of Cardiff there has been no organisation to work, no publio fund to draw upon to assist them in protecting their rights. And so, in all probability, thia year of grace will see consummated an act of robbery and spoliation comparable only to that dastardly "stealing the common from the goose" mentioned in the old distich. Suoh an act does not surprise us in the least when committed in Radical quarters. What, however, does surprise us is to see the Welsh Conservative metulwra bMwming a party to it. We are thoroughly ashamed of them, one and all.
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Mr. SwiNnunNies new volume may not justify (juida's predilection for his earlier and better manner"—it contains nothing like the lines to Dolores" or Lee Noyades, for iDltanoe-hut, for all that, there is some very admirable writing in it. The Times ex- tracted a deal of the plums from the book yesterday morning, notably the stanzas which form the denouement of The Bride's Tragedy" He's kissed her twice, he's kissed her thrioe, On cheek and lip and chin He'. wound her rein to his hand spia. And lightly hey leapt in. 1. 1 ..tLn In Blaws the wind and whirls the whin* The fist .tep they 0-d. tbereln, It mote t em foot and knee; But ere they wan to tbe mid water The spate was at the see. ID, I ii, out and in, Blaws the wind and whirls the whin, But when they wall to the mid water, It smote them hand and head And nae mao knows but the wave that flows Where they lie drowned and dead. In, Its, out and in. Blaws the wind and whirls the whlD, There is at least one other poem (" New Year's Day, 1889 ") not noticed by the critics, of whioh an extract may not be amiøa- especially for the opportune moral it con- tains, Says the poet:— bhlne tinlike? of old on all tbe ¡ M.,k? strong h,r -1: t .11 b.pirit f.e, Bind fMt her homeborn f? t)ij,r::f <b<nne. More strong than iron and more kee than flame; Seal up heir lips for shame's sake i so shall the P Who lb. ligt?, that lightened freedom be, For all false ton?ues. in all men's eyes tbe as?; To literary authorities of the calibre of Mr. MORLEY and I I intorious," lines like these will be particularly welcome.
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There has been a precious lot of nonsense talked about the horse whioh won the point- to-point race in the Parliamentary steeple- chase. 'I he Star goes into ecstasies over the business, as usual. Mr. CYRIL FLOWED," it says, "was the subject of countless congratula- tions on his prophetio victory on I Home Rule.' Mr. CYRIL FLOWBR is as popular as he is handsome, and as pleasant as he is both. lie is an ideal whip. It is suggested in some papers that the name 'Home Hole' was given to the winner of the Parlia- mentary race after ita result waa known. This is not correct. The horse was so named long ago. When Mr. FLOWRB told Ilr. GLADSTONE of wbat he was going to do, the Liberal leader expressed some apprehension; the defeat of a horse with tsch a name might be taken as a bad omen. But I don't mean to be beaten,'said cheery and confideM ( :YBIL j and he kept his word. Everybody who was present speaks with the kreatut admiration of the perfect coolness and eMU witb which Mr. FLOWER ran the race. It was this which secured the victory. 'Home Rule' is a splendid animal; it cost Mr. FLO WEB £ 1,000." All this is very pretty, but the simple fact is that the winning horse was not Home Rule" at all, but another animal named "The Sultan", so that there could have been nothing prophetic or oon- solatory about the business, Home Rule" was taken to the starting point, but it proved too un-rule-y for anything. "Sultan" was, therefore, run ill its stead. Sultan" won; lIome Hule" was credited with the victory, and the Gladstonians are elate In oonsequenoe. There is a mighty appropriateness about this. Home Rule," when Mr. GLADSTONE rode it, proved skittish, and threw its rider. He has trotted the animal up and down under the public eye so as to accustoui us to its paces ever since. But it is of no use; we do not like the critter's form, neither does the critter itself like our scrutiny. Jockey GLADSTONE may win once more, but it will not be on Home Rule." It will rather be on some suoh horse as Sultan." The one from the opposition stable, named I. Bulgarian Atrocities," has been scratched years sinoe.
IRAILWAY RATES IN SOUTH WALES.I
IRAILWAY RATES IN SOUTH WALES. I CONFERENCE OF CHAMBERS OF TRADE AT MKRTHYR. A meeting of the Federated Chambers of Trade of South Wales and MonnKiutlixliire was held at the Busli Holel, Merthyr, on Wedne-diy afternoon for the ijuipose 01 discu-sing the question of the new rla"SilU'&tion and tcliedllo of latex submitted by the .riou- ,Lilw. y conip»n i ea W the Board ef ..h: r;;fte:7i: ;rf Mettliyr, Dowlais, Aberdare, Bryniniiwr, ,rriedog-ir, Pent re, and A l ercirn. The Pontypudil Chamber, upon who-te initiation the meo-ting had been culled, was unrepresented, the explanation of this apparent y curious circumstance being that on Wednesday the weekly market is held in that town. Mr. David Davits, J.P., of Aberd"re, the president of the Federated Chambers, occupied the chair, Hod in opening the proceedings he pointed out that It wis essential that the iraders should take up the matter in a determined spirit, otherwise they would not succeed, because the rail- way intere-t was very «> ronic indee I,-Nr, J Plews, lion, ai e., read a letter nddr.8Cd to thepieeideni by Sir Henry W. Peek, Birt., in which he sug- gested that they should gel out a circular showing the difference between ihe existing charge* "Dlt the ones proposed as effeciing their pariicuUr neighborhoods that they should enlinhten their members of Parliament, and that any retmlution. passed should be forwarded to Mr. K. B, Murray, the secretary to the London Chamber of Com- ineice.-A letter from Sir Keginald Hanson, ex- Lord Mayor or London, offeiing similar end otller suggest ons, was also read by Mr. Plews, who said I hat he believed the Board of Trade were dlsp"sed to give traders all reasonable facilities for hiivinii 11.• subject fully tjim-lied out.-Upon the mt)tit)ti 4-1 Mr. Mark Lewle (Tredegar), a?oon.ted by Mr. Wight (Aberdare), it was deter- | mined that a commute", composed of member* of ¡&lCh of the F?erMtcd Chamber*, .uld he "pp tnted to go into the mutter, and lo report to :.n edjourned meeting, BUCIi adjourned meeting being fixed to take pitm-eou Thursdiy, the 25th i inst.
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IMETROPOLITAN NOTES.
METROPOLITAN NOTES. SEPARATISTS DEci. Txx TO SUPPORT THEIB OWN FAD. The division list on Dr. Cfsrk's resolution in favour of re-establishing a Scottish Parlia- ment forms (remarks our London correspon- dent) an instrootive and interesting study. It shows that out of the total of 45 Separatist members who are sent to the Imperial Parlia- ment from f-cottish constituencies only a score oould be persuaded to vote for the reso- lution aud of these not one is a man who has any political reputation to lose. There were more English than Scottish Sepa- ratists in the minority of 70, and there were more Irish and Welsh Parnellites than either. The Welsh members who voted with Hr, Clark were Mr. Dillwyn, Mr. Thomas t.Hit, Mr. Bowen Rowlands, Mr. Alfred Thomas, Mr. D. A. Thomas, Mr. Warmington, and Mr. Arthur Williams. The majority of 200 against the resolution was made up mainly of Conservatives and l iberal Unionists, but it also included several Separatists, amongst them being Mr. Marjoribanks, Mr. John Morley, Mr. C. S. Parker (Perth), and Mr. Vernon. The follow- ing Unionists voted with the majority Mr. Balfour, Sir Michael Hioka-Beaoh, Mr. Bid- dulph, Lord Carmarthen, 13ir Donald Currie, Mr. Lewis Fry, Colonel Hill, Mr. J. M. Maclean, Mr. Maclure, and Sir John Puleston. Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Campbell Baunerman, and the majority of the Scotch Separatists who were present walked out without voting. I- THE INHABITED HousH DUTr. An agitation was started some time a^o, and seems to be making decided PROGRESS, ju favour of repealing the inhabited house duty. This tax is levied at the rate of Od. in the 2 on all inhabited bouses of the annual value of JE20 and upwards, and the argument is that to repeal it would be to give a great relief to the working olasses. It may be objected that the proportion of working-class tenants who occupy houses of the annual value of C20 is very small. To this the supporters of repeal reply that in London, at any rate, houses of that value and over are largely let to working men, who sub-let, and who, of oonrse, charge a part of the inhabited honse duty to their lodgers. The yield of the inhabited house duty to the Exchequer was last year 91,993,140, and it is urged that Mr. Goechen might reasonably entertain the idea of dispensing with an item comparatively so emall. Mr. Gosohen is, however, hardly likely even to look at the proposal this year. It is to be feared that his snrplus is bespoken beforehand for other and more important purposes. rhig PILOTAGE BILL. I A draft of the Pilotage Bill which has been promised by the Government to carry oat the reoommeunations made by alelect committee last year is (says our London correspondent) being circulated among the chamber* of oom- t'o.9 =hip Fing tfr oughout the cguntry. Unless the Bili undergoes important modifi- cations before presentation to Parliament, it will be strongly opposed by the Parliamentary representatives of the shipping interest. TUB TONNAOB BILL. The representative shipowners in the Honse of Commorm are (remarks our London corre- spondent) not very favourably disposed to the idea of a conference with the harbour authori- ties over the Tonnage Bill. >ome of them, indeed, are inclined to say No conference or no Bill," and, in any case, they will o^nsent to a compromise with the greatest reluctance. It Î8 not likely that the proposed conference oan be held before Easter. A NEW LONDON SUNDAY PAPER. On Easter Sunday (says the Star) will appear the first number of a new Sunday paper which is to be called The Sun, Its premises are at 26, Catherine-street, and the greater part of the staff has already been engaged. The new paper will be devoted principally to politios and finance. Mr. 10. D. Oppert-well known for his connection with a large nnmber of tramway enterprises in the provinces-is the ohief proprietor. EXPLICIT, VERT. A Oldie correspondent is responsible for this story:-The vicar of a church in Norwood on Sunday gave out the following notice:- "l have to give notioe that in future the offertory will be oollected in a new pair of bags made for me by some ladies of the con- gregation," Mas. H. BEJGCHBK STOWB, I Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe has recovered physically from the attack of siokness which last summer threatened to cut short her life, but her mind is shsttered, and intellectually (remarks the SUr) sbe is but a child. Her friends will not say that she is insane, nor that she is an imbecile, but her mind is almost completely gone. Her memory is that of a baby. When former dear friends visit her- people whom she has known for years-she greets them with a vacant stare, so indioative a symptom of cases of that kind. Of oourse, Mrs. Stowe's relatives view all this with feel- ings of dismay, but they have now become reconciled to the ohange, and her whims are treated with the utmost tenderness. CARDIFF MEBTIKO OF THE CHCBCH COKO ESS. Cardiff does not want to be original! (observes the St. James's Gazette). The Church Congress meets there this year, and the oomwittee have just agreed upon a pro- gramme which is remarkable for inoluding ev-ery stock aubject popular at the oongress and nothing that i< absolutely new. But whooarM? the zest with wbiob parsons? ninn themselves upon the familiar topiOl of 'I eooleøiuticallife and work is always an ex- hilarating sight. Most of us are too easily bored not to admire their patience and theii zeal. A NEw DFPAHTUBIIIS ADVERTISING. The Evening News states that a new deve. lopment in theatrical advertising is threatened by Mr. Warren Wright, who has purchased the provincial rights of The Balloon," now running at the Strand Theatre. Mr. Wright is in treaty, through Mr. Gloster Armstrong, with a well-kncwn balloon manufaoturer, with a view of arranging to have a portion of his touring oompany ounve) ttd from town to town per balloon. This will save railway fares, at least, and may perhaps do something to thin the ranks of the profession" and reduce the disproportion between supply and demand. OEKBRAL ftUt4NOItWil FBIKKD. People (says the Paris correspondent of the Telegraph) are rushing out to the Bois every day to see Mdme. de B the fair- haired beauty who accompanied General Boulanger to Brussels last week. She drives through Acaoia-avenoe in a superb ooup6drawn by two bays every afternoon. Before her in the ooup6 lies an enormous bouquet of red carnations, the accepted floral symbol of the brat? Boulanger, while her coachman, footman, and horses are likewise decorated with the same horti- cultural specimen. Quel toupet ma chm-e is the ordinary remark overheard from the ver- milion lips of many antique but finely ena- melled females as they see Mdme de B-- dash by in her chariot. Others shrug their shoulders and mutter something about puffs aud aiffchtt, bat it may be asserted safely that there is not one of the snarlers who would not give much to be in Mdme. de B 's place. _T=EmpamorAusTaiAlaTitAvitLuN(,BAMBT. the kmpress of Austria (savs the St, James's Qcmette) possesses a travelling basket containing a oomplete batterie de cuisine, including oooking apparatus, extract of meat, plates, dishes, &o., wbioh IIbe terms a bijou." The basket is elegantly fitted up, and at the same time well adapted to its purpose, and enahl. its owner to prepare an etoeHent plate of soup r hen on a journey. The Empress is very fond of strong broth, and takes a plea- sure in preparing it herself while travelling in the train. She then has reoourse to her bijou," sets the water to boil in her silver saucepans with golden handles, puts in extract of meat and other ingredients with her own hands, and declares that nooook could provide broth more palatable and nourishing, Thllr basket was oopied from one ordered by Queen Victoria for the Kmpress t'agenie. SINGULAR COINCIDENCES. It is a little singular (saya" Atlas" in the World) that as the death of the late Duke of Cambridge occurred exactly a week after that of Sir Robert Peel, so that of his widow has happened a fortnight after that of Mr. Bright, the most formidable antagonist of Sir Robert. The newspapers of the time were filled with details of the deaths and burials of the two notabilities (in July, 18.W), and of stories of the I iuke's geniality, and the bonhomie which was pronounced very generally to be his pr ncipai characteristic. He was a great diner-out, and positively revelled in public dinners, charity festivals, and tbe like. In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell eulogised his usefulness, hi. patriotism, and hi. cbarity;" Lord nranby (the late Huke of liutland) spoke of so kind a friend, so exemplary a Prince, and so good I. man," The funeral was at Kew, leaving '?. "¿'Piccadilly. art.'M\II' d. I aliiK'i ston s, and now a military ctub, ? h?" pM? )nxu(?.tj{ in the luom.ng. p.aiinJ rinuce.ter liotis(., thL I)??hem at the wiudo?, .??hetm.d with gr?-? whole of the Cambridge family .??, p.<??..n at Kew, .ud U>L 7oihKl m! lilt; so did Prinoe A)?.?" 'j? it; so did 11 Prinoe Allei-tt w b  wait attended by the "Marquess" of A6reorn. •n.M. s W.)!"i..?M?Mqu"? t.M"of ? '?' Lord ^««iowne, Lord Pttrnt-r?n ? Fitsroy 80m""let (I ord Raglan/. T !hott of the nobijity were in He* <CrV TThhe duohess w.. ?nt. wi?h.??']"??', in the ?y.) pew. Out of th, « hol|i £ ,i la&es and Kentteme., moun?r.. emie rl pall-bearers representati■ ~s of fore,T £ tates, and o!. of all kinda, it is "rail; tll notioe that (i?mides the thr,? childi-?ii ? ir lone name is reo<?,,iMbJe M still anio°nl i? il S\°f tbe *< namely, the Groom ur £ the Bedchamber to Hi'' RoM') H'? Prince Albert, in 'un?iLM???.n) Francis Seymor." Ma. CVlin. I'LQW£u's DOlt" It appears after all (My, the S't J.m..Ù Gazftts) that the horse which won the Pair^ MtDtBrY -9 ?'P lel-hose -1? Saturday rKl\ Home Rule, It is true that Horn/ nX It taken to the atart, but be proved fractioli', and there was no hope tha' bia i-key \T(II'!o1 lje»blf^0^P bis seat. So MrCyril FKwv'r said good-bye to Home Rule and rride s*™no1t/hr horse (which nay be di.™.]^ But there not a sign .ni a ?.' in a I this. Are not the Ci?nit? at W?Uu. ? following the example of tbeir repreMutttn'e at Buctin?ham P Is not Home Rule likely to be a discarded burb?,? 1, looks as if the Kew Radicals were Oil g i0 join bands openly with the Socialists. Well, all economists agree that the poor jaw „ a rate in aid of w.giiq. In other word., tl,c |iir„. lords nave always found it convenient to *iat >•« the poor in the way of tlieir wages, and to «.u plement th, se wRgea by « kindTdSiat* d .). The above passage is taken from the Io. able and least scrupulous organ of the (ip'[w. sition. It may be notioed tbat the wuni !*nd!ordt" tDmdt, not in its ordin?r in'? ligible sense, but as a mere term of E(.n<.? abuse. Hitherto the most thoroughgoilt supporters of tbe Rights of l',<? have not contended, in defnoe of )t,.d? that they pay wages to their tr.n,t,' In spite of the word 1.1, 1 it may be notioed that the crusade a at property is not aimed merely againrt J property. Theper?n.whop.yw.?whctbt BufBMent or Mtaty, are not the landlords hat the merchants ana shopkeepers, big and little who very often do not own a square yard of land-not even the houses in which ttic, live.
A YEAR'S WORK OF THE SOUTH…
A YEAR'S WORK OF THE SOUTH WALES ART SOCIETY. AID TO A C'AKDIFF KTLPTOKS FUND. The e?tannua) report of U.ii-?oe.y i> j.t been iMU.d.?dit?c).a,]y an n-u,Cig <» to the wemb?r. aud by n? means unin?UM '0 ;h"gfntrn)pub)ic. 0.? it. receatttLb. lislmient (February 7,1S38,. the 250 member., a patrons, and 27 boo. members enumerated N* & very suhstaniial nuguty of ultimate success Th. report recapiiulates the work done duiine ÚIe year by means of its exhibitions, Irctira, oke,ciling groupskc. In one respect tspedollyitb evident that uselul woik is b-ing done The life cl.sses "were well attended during tbs whole season, and at the end of 1888 it was fowd desirable to acquire more eparlous ucootnBo- dation. A room about 40fL in length was, tlwo- fore, taken, and is now fitted up for drawing from life models, the work being conducted under the visitorsliip of the chairman (Mr. T. H. Thomas, R.C.A ) and Mr. Parker Hagarty. A.RC A. At ,« evidence of tlie success attending this wo, k,ii -n. lie noted that, although the lite elapse* were discontinued for nearly three months at the p riod of the exhibition, over 50 meet inge have been h. d for 'his useful class of study." The president f ?tOt?cictyMj t hw <ftJ)e ntJtef thptx b u have j ined in aiding the lun i, promoted a' in. in?iauce of the Marquess of Bute and th? M iv,* ?nd Cotpt)ration of Cardiff, for owipting h;h fu-- ther education of Mr. W. G^cmtre John, v h A* works had obtained distinction at the li \.l Academy and elsewhere. Mr. John is now | ur- suing hi" art siudier in Greece, and a cheque wr Z20 from the Art Societv 1MS been ad,led to tie main subscription, by JIIr. 8,i»aid, as a m. mlyr of the corporation fund committee. Nine li. members are included in the society's li-t, n^d it is satisfactory to note th* in spit* of difEt u iie* arising from severe competition, ke., In oom ection Willi its first chief annunl ev>n'—Uis autumn exhibition-a balance of over 950 stands to the society's credit. The report ia artistic in the fit,- ther sense of being a good example of Messr*. !>. Owen and Co, tasteful typography.
THE DISCOVKRIES AT LLAN-TWIT-MAJOR.
THE DISCOVKRIES AT LLAN- TWIT-MAJOR. A very interesting lecture on the «n.e l,, tJ discoveries at Liantwit Major was deliveud III tie University College of South Wales and Monmouth, shirs on Wednesday evening by Mr. 8t0fn4 cut?tor of the CAnliff Museum. 710 lecture <M under the auspiees of Ibe Cardiff Amateur Photo- gfdphicSocitfty, the president of vi Iiielt (M.. r. Mi nee I Franklen) occupied the chnir 111* progress of the excavations at Llttntwit .1Id tl,e disroveriea made were llluslr, t." ly lime-light, tits photographs lor v,ou were taken by Mr. fttorrie ,.i,n-1— Mr. Storrie very lucidly explained the vi. »s which he had taken, and also The discover, s which weie made during the excavationx ut summer. Tlie conclusion at which he arrived oas that the site was tlmt of a Roman villa, in whicli, probably, the praetor had resided, but 1 «fe was evidence that it bad been nu up, d bt,fore the Koman petiod. Sepulchral umi were found which were uijdoebiodl), Br. isii Mr. Storrie calDe 10 the conclusion, also, tint His moniistery of 81. Illyd was merely a continue Ira of tlie (ollege of Theodosius, which was men'i it --I in the edict 01 that, Emperor. As the discov • were so interesting it would be a pity, he >■■■ I the excavations were not resumid .-1 0rtly A close of the leciure a heirt.N vote of tn 1": a accorded M, Storrie.
HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES.
HOUSING OF THE WORKING CLASSES. A NOVEL AND STARTLING PROPOSAL. hf, Artf,ut- A. Biumann, !4.P., ,f 44, U) de P., it- ►quaie, W., writing t/) tite lyuts. FAys-- Mr. R, T. Keid, Mr. Broadhurat, and Mr. Stdwy tiuxton have biought in a Bill for the bousing A the working classes in London, which contain a clause of si novel and remarkable a character that I venture to solicit, throagb your c"lumDP, pUblic tt.I?tlon to its ffet. 'rile objeca of U,. Bi I I is to give the cos-,y council power to acquire land an 1 houses by c" puloory (.uroliase, and to build aud let housts .o f! rooms at iair rentals 10 the working classc-, 1..1' which, as an alternative scheme to Mr Enfranchisement Bill, there is a 110.04 deal to ba said. But the way in which the money is to boJ obtained for this ootnpulsory purchaae of free- holds is the startling novelty. By Claumfm 11 0 it shall be lawful for the local auilioiity, wiiit the consent of the Local Government Bov< to require the Commissioners lor Inland Revenue to levy and collect at the same time and for we same period and ia tlie eune manner as landlord'* property t')X t rum not g. eater for any year than Id. in every 20. on which such landlord's property tux is payable." And the Id. in the A a- CI)I1..ct is to be paid hy tlie Commissioners to tbe county council for tiie purposes of the Act In other word*, the ground landlords are to be bought out with tiseirooo pennies, and a man is to be forced to contribute by taxation to his own purchase-money. Tlie memo- randum which forms the fly-leaf of this Kit grimly aver* that "a cheap method of compulsory purchale II prnvided," It is, indeed, cheap, and w be effectual will have to be compulsory.
THE ABOLITION 01' .C,%'i'i…
THE ABOLITION 01' .C,i'i $. THE ABOLITION OF TURNPIKE C A 1 i 1?. The Merthyr Chamber of Trade on Tuesday even- ing accorded, upon the motion, t Mr. Hear? Itailey, a liearty vote of tlianka to Mr. Jaaies Tucker, of Cardiff, and Mr. John Lloyd, of LnndaB, for the active put they had tiken in bringing about the abolition of turnpike g,tes.
COUNTY-COURT ACCOMMODATION…
COUNTY-COURT ACCOMMODATION AT IEUTHYH, At the ordinary meeiing of 'he Merthyr Clttn> ber of Trade on Tuesday evening a letter wat reii(i fr, in Mr. D 'A.'I'Iioin;g, M,P, plaUDg that lm should he most liappytodo ,,11 ie c-uld f! pressing upon the proper authorities the neepift,iii for pro- vi(iii)g buittible couiiiy-t,i urt
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I THE WINDSOR SLIPWAY COMPANY,…
I THE WINDSOR SLIPWAY COMPANY, CARDIFF. Wo learn that there W a prospect of this com- pany resuming its vo-ilion as a successful concern. It WW strtried a few year, 1110 under favourable auspices, but bad trade and other misfortunes told agaitist its suvcess. For some weeks paat. how- ever, the couipxny have been doing a lar," amount of bu«ines». Tiiev have appointed Mr. Ridley, a gentleman who possesses the highest testimonials. to take sole control of the working part of the concern. The paid-up shares of £46 are now quoted in the market at 915t but, as there appears to be a turn in the tide, ther will probably reach a higher figure very shurtly. We nUo hear that the directors, in accordance with the wishes of the shareholders at the list general meeting, I tare taken into eerious consideration the reduction of their fees until dividends are irgularly paid.