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I EwpoitT. SUDDEN DEATH,—On Wedneiday evening & vory sndden death occurred In Killway straet. John Parsons, a plasterer, was about on WàU8a&YIU usual, and returned home to tea In the evening, He appeared to enjoy his tea, and, as he was fitiih- leg, made a remark to his wife that It was very good. As he was completing t,>-> meal he laid to hi. wife he fit very unwell, and .i forward, dying almost immediately. Deceactd was between 30 and 40, and has left a widow but no children. BANK HOLIDAYS.—AS next Monday Is a bank holiday, the mayor has published a handbill cl1ing upon all tradeimsn to join a large body of requi- sltlonltti In making the day a general holiday, The athletic club inttnd offering a lforge number of valuable pj'a for competition on the Marshes on that day. Various excursions aro alao propoaed. There Is no doubt the day will be observed as a holl. day, and shops be closed. ROYAL AGRIOULTOBAL Socrny Oil IBULJklql),- We are pleased to observe that Mr. O. D. Phillips, of Newport, it now exhibiting at the Cork ahow a large collection of rlck-aheeta, hona- loln olotha, Phillips's improved waterproof covora, &c., &c. Thh h the Mond Il.h $how Mr. &Pch.l, lllpa hM atteDdtd thh year, and we have no doubt tbe Iuperlorlty of the goods he mMnfMtaret win secure for him a good connection In the Bister Ula. '?h?B?M W?on Worht Oompmy (Umt- ted) also exhibit a quantity of their carts, waggons, fcc. Their manufactures are well-known In South Wales, where the company la represented by Mr, Phllllpa. WBIIWDBIH SCHOLABSIIIPS. Two at, ui, ent4 sof. tte science end art schools of this town h*Ve this year bet n aucctssful In obtaining awirda from the Whitworth acholarstlp. Of the six candidates chosen John Byan ntii Wm. H. Wllllama atand respectively third and fourth In the order of merit. The fact of two ciuuldatea from the same achool obtaining two schclarahlps In the same year Is most unusual, and must be reoognlaed as an honourable reward for their Industry and aailduou study.

SWANSEA. BOARD OF GDAEDIAHB.—The weekly meeting wu held at tha workhouse, on Thursday, Mr. J, T. D. Uoweljn predded, and there were also pre- sent Mr. C. Bath (vice-chairman), and a modemta number of the gu?:dlnø. The Clerk (illr. G. B, Eaycea) read a letter from the corporation, stating that they were willing to etll the land on the went aide of the workhouse for the aum of about £700. Thla letter was, Oil the motion of the chairman, re ferred to a small sub committee. -A report as to the Llandllo-Talybont vaodnatlon district waa adopted. It referred only to the alteration of atatlcna, and contained nothing of public Intcreni. There was no other business; SWAKBIA BosrlTAL-An ab3trac' of the reilSent medical officer's report to the weekly board, from July 26 to Aujust :i.—!n-doo[ patients: Remained by lut report, 36; admitted aluce, 5: dliohargad cured and relieved, 7; died, 1; remaining, S3. Out-door yatients Remained by lut reporr, 399; admitted since, 671 discharged cured and rallevsd, til; died, 1; remaining, 404. Visited at horn* 6 now 38 oil". Mtd'cal officers for the weele: Fbyaldan, Dr. raddon; surgood. Mr. J;ibJZ Thom so. Walter O. Grossett Collins, M,B.. resident medlcil officer. Committee who attended: Messrs. Thoi. Hall, J, D. Llewelyn, 1'. J. O. Scott. William Stone, Thomaa Phllllpa, M. B, Williams, John Lewis, John Jones, and H. W. Orowhunt. Sunday religion* servioem performed by Admiral < f trend, and Mr, Pimellj Thursday, Rev. W Itwh Si rtcsit. Job W. 11mb. :¡gí I Present* of boob, priits, old linen, calico, and I any useful article, will be most thankfully to- ceived by the matron.

I ABERGJLVBITNY. HMHWAT BOABD.—At the ordinary meeting of thh bo*rd there were pretent—MettM. ;I:: i (chairman), J. Jacobs, J. Paxton, B. Addis, George Jone., Walters (LUnfoliat) B. Pugh, John Davlea (Owmyoy), Collins, Jonathan Davlea, and Wm, JomeN.-A letter from the Rev. Xheophllua Morgan wu read, refusing to give his land for the purpoae of widening the Penblddle-Iane. After. a brief. discussion the matter wu adjourned. —Captain Hill attended the meeting to explain his views with reference to the Ulk bridge, and aald that hit reason for not taking counsel's opinion was that he wlahed nothing to be done which had a hoatlle appearance, and he thought they could attain the object In view by other means, He had seen Mr. Berrington on the point, who agreed with him (Captain Hill) that It would be a good plan to aend ctrculara to the varloua clerks of the peace In England and Walea to uoertaln If any brldgea had been taken to by the re- spective eonnMet, which bridges had previously been repaired at the expense of the parishes In :khtee ,pen;e;f ::Id:.el get some valuable Information. Oapt.m HUI PS'? toecdetTOMtetetthe nuMttMtet M.emb!ed In petty session* to join the board, Md strengthen thttrbMd? no board thsked Oaptata HM and nM.!m.n.!yMreedto .dept hh "'K?'<"?" Daniel atten ed the meeting with re<Md; to the footpaths by the river 'tde and that on &e?ynMm.mit.!n. and aubmittcd a proposal by Mr WIM&M. the owner of the land, to allow respectable peraoni to use the patti, and to laree tickets to Mch perMM ff'W POJ1" WUUMM would then remove all obstructions to the Mth, e,rlog to himself (out of the river side p!th theptththironxhthe6etd M??MnKM. tetMence. MrjMob* etton?y prote.ted against the board 10aepÜÐI the propool, and the matter referred to a pariah meeting. Nothing dime of Importance tranaplred. BCBITIIS.—At the petty sessions on Wednesday, John Deleme, furniture dealer, was bound over in the sum of 95 to keep the peace, he having used threatening language towards Elizabeth Brock, tho danghter of Mr. Lewla Brook, of Nevlllo-atreet, another furniture dealer, TBISPABS IF PURSUIT OF GAME,—Ohirle* Bevan was aummoned by John Biggs, of Olyths, game- keeper, for treapasalng on land over which Mr. Her- bert has the right of sporting. Defendant was seen by Mr. John Davies, farmer, cf Cefa-Gwyn, on the 22nd ult. to go up to a wire and take a rabbit out of It. On the witness teulng defendant he should report It, defendant said, No don't do It now, I won't do It again. He waa fined 10mi and costs, or In default to undergo 14 days' imptisooment.-Willism Jonea was aum- mcned for a almllar offence. George Harris, game- ketpcr to Major Wheeley, said he law defendant, ?n the 25th ult., beating In a clover field near The Pentre. Defend&nt htd greyhounds a:: thr rier with him, and on wltnets calling to him he rsn away. He was fined 20s. and costi, or In default 14 da,I' Imprlionment. CBOILTY BY A POUND KSEPIB.—James Mor. gan, of Llwynddu, Was lummoned bJ James Green- way, farmer, of the same place, for neglecting to provide food for sheep belonging to complainant, which defendant had' Impounded. The lands or the parties adjoin. Complainant aald that on Monday morning defendant Impounded nine sheep and four lamba belonging to him. They were afterwards put In the pound, at Abergavenny, where he saw them at four p, m. The following day he aaw them again be- tween cine and ten, when they had had no food or drink. At mid-day he took the aummona out, and after that defendant went and fed them. Com. plainant redeemed the aheep at four o'clock that day (Tuesday). They were In a low atate. De- fendant was fined 20a and coats, or, In default, 14 tiava, twnrtmanmellt.

I I BEDWELLTY. BOARD OF GCABDIAHB,—The fortnightly meeting of this board was held at the workhouse, Tredegar, on Thursday, under the presidency of Mr. J. Matthews, deputy chairman. There were also present biceers. Widdowson, Tapson, Evam (agent), Woodward, for Tredegar wardj 1. Jones, Ebbw Y die ward) Thomas Ellu, Ehymney ward Taos. Ihcrr.as and R. Morris, Isblawr-coed ward, Mr. Ttpson gave notice of a motion for next meet- bg al follows That after the expiration of the P eient quarter no intoxicating drinks shall be paid for by tLIn union, exoect the Bame shall be prelorlbed kiv the medical cflicer of the union,"

[ EBBW VALE. u_. TATAL ACCIDENT.—Eichard Jones, mtcher, was utccnj:Kr:g come trucks on the aiding on Wodnoi- cwy sight when the engine moved, and he was cflnght between the buffers, Doath was lnstanta-

FOREST OF DEAN. FAZAAB AT LIDNEY PAEK —A bazaar was opened en Tfcv r'df.v, at the anciant residence of the Rev. W. H, Batburst, the funds of which are to be de- voted io liquidating tho debt Incurred in the erec- tlcn of new schools as Primrose HID, near Lydney Tbe bazaar WIIS held In the handsome dlnlng-room, ardthe stalls were presided over by Mr. and nIn. J. Batburst, Mn. Trollop, Lady Campbell, Url. Gimb lett, Wro, Luckel, Mu, Holder, and 1\1111 Gollop. The refreshment room wa9 under the superlntendenca of Mrs. Hathaway. Sir James Campbell did good service with a weighing machine, and was woll patronised. In the evening a concart was given In the drawing-rcom cf the new residence In the park, at wh!ch there was a fashionable and numerous DllumbJv..

MERTHYR. A JUVEFILE OFFFM< £ B.—At the police-court, on Thursday (bifora Dto. Dvleø, Court House, and Prcbcrt, Penoaebach), William Mahony, aged 15, was charged with atialing two loaves of bread from the shop of Mr. Samuel Crook, baker, Hlgh-atreet. The charge was proved by the prosecu;or's son, and defendant was committed to Swanaea gaol for seven days, TBIBPABSING AT RRTMNEY.—Johanna Healy, 15, was summoned for crossing a field In the occupation cf the Rhymney Iron Company, Limited, at Pont- lottyn, en the 30th nlt., and doing damage to the fences thereof. A lodgeman named Baldwin having given evidence, defendant was fined 6d., and ordered to pay 2d as compensation for the damage, together with tbe sum of 111 3d costs. STONE TEBOWIISO.—Jeremiah Healy, puddler, Fcntlottyn, was fi^ED 5J, and ordered to pay costs, il la Otl, and a further sum if Is u compensation for damaging the door frame of a collier working Lt'V ochthiw, named Samuel Howells, by throwing a number of stones thereat. JDLIC AND DISOBDEBLT.—Anne Wheeler, an un- fortunate, was brought up, under the Vagrant Act, charged with bavlng behaved In a disorderly manner at Ynlrgau atreet on the previous Monday night. Evidence was given by Pollce-conatable Jenklna (8), open which the bcnch sentenced the prlioncr to In- carcerMlcn at Swansea house of correction for three weeks, with bard labsur.

HEATH. DISGRACEFUL COSDDCT,—Tho attention of those who bave some control over the actions of the young fellows employed at the tin works In this neighbourhood ought to be called to the scandalous and brutal conduct displayed nearly every day towards the well known Peter Fltzpatrlck, the vendor of the Western Hail, to jthe Neath atreets, his harmless character subjecting :htm to the violence of the Idle blackguards who lounge about the atreets In the early morning after leaving their night's work. Several severe Injuries have been Inflicted upon the man, he on one osoa- pIon having his jaw broken by some ruffians. 011 Thursday morninganotherattackw&smadeuponhlm, and two severe blowi4 cutting the cheek to tho bone, were Inflicted upon him without the alighteat provocation by aome of the tin- worka employes, who immediately decamped. their smutty faoeaand apparel rendering tdentiftes. tlon difficult. The agents of the Western Mail at Neath state thut thel will gladly reward anyone who will give such Information al may lead to the conviction of the cowardly assailants, the only pro vocation gHen by Fltzpatrick being the ecaentrlo n.anner In which be cxlla out the cautenta bill of the paper as ho walki through the streets.

I PONTYPOOL. ICCAL EOAED,—An I'diourned meeting of tie local beard wsa fccld on Thursday, for the purposs of ccnaiderlrp the proposed atreets to be .11111.1" at Goedoae, which has recently been laid out for build- ing purposes, Mr. B. H, Davles, chairman, pre- sided. Several potBoils had actually, notwithstand- ing the bye laws, commenced building, without obtaining the lanotlon of the board to their plans, and one of them, Mr. John Jodan, bad only allowed IS Inches from the line. After the tkv BieaSsrs wect and IMPSJUU lis place. A conversation now took p'M?, of over two bcMt'dntBttcn. EvenhntUytt w.mjiKed.an the motion of Mr. MeMh?, Meendtd by Mr. G. Wilton, that the bottom road or bye road (ball ttm?nM it h, ecd the pt!netp? MMet th*U be 30 feet wide, the pavement to be carried up rsdu&By. In consequence .< thb. the too hMty baCder. <U have to undo their work. Mr. Jordan's houae will have to be put back 6ft. and the walls of Mr. James Bets and Mr. Christian Lawrence will alas have to ha nut back a lesser distance.

1- RHYMNEY. LOCAL BOABD.—The monthly meeting of thla board was held on Wednesday evening, when there were premen Jenkln Mathews (chair- man), David Themis, Jamea Griffiths, W. Prltcbaid, and F. Ellu. The finanoe core t.. Is report was read, and pay- ment. were ordered to the amount of £33 6s lOd. —The medical officer, at the lut meeting if the board, was Inatrncted to procure an analyala of the water worka water, The officer aooordingly lent two IImplel-one from the filtering beds after Bttt?tcn, Md Methet hem t h<nM itp—to London. The fol joIg Mpttt hM been reoelved  "In passing the Mt!y<et, the two umplem were found to be me nearly Identical that farther experiment* were made only with mmple 1. The water b free from any ob j ectionable t:at e or MMU. It h to!tr*b!y <!eM), bat not bright and <p<tMiBt. It hu a little colour, wMeh. how. <Ter,h only netMpMHe when to" In a long tube, It Is very soft water, having only two dttKe' of bMdneM by Dr. Ohthe't seat, and It re- talna thla hardness after boiling. By evaporation It yield 1'5 grains of *oMd realdne from a gallon, and tblB consists of IWphatel of calcium, and the Ilkalle., with trams of oxide of Iron and amea, and a little organic matter, tbe whole amount of It* MBttttMBt* h to extremely email that the water :=e:: the ohtMottr efthke l:, t=o:e I found In come of the Booteh MMM. It b diffimdt to say whether the organle matter prennt In It it of a truthful nature or not. It yields a little sibumold- ammonia, proving the presence of nitrogen tnd tht< Mty poMtHy ottghtM tn sewage matter, but chtotMet are *)mott entirely Iblent, 10 that there can be little or any contamination of that sort, In the absence of any evidence founded on the eScots of its use, I ahould call It a good, pure, and wholesome water. It II, however, one of the classes of water whloh would be easily contaminated wlfJt lead, and if intended for dietetic purpoaea It ahould on no acoount be atorcd In lead cisterns or conveyedthrough lead pipes,T. Bedwood, P.hd., F.LC.The report was conaldered to be very aatiafactory.—The aur- veyor's report was read, but did not contain anything of Import.—The leat, rendered vacant by the disqualification of Mr. John Evam was con- ferred on Mr. Evan Lewla, who "u second on the Hot at the election.-The olerk read the report of the audit, which took place .on the 26th, whloh "88 very aatiafactory,

MODEL YACHT RACES AT TAFF'S WELL. j. The Bate Dock Amateur Model Yacht Club held their fourth annual regatta on Wedneaday, at Tiff's Well, near the Treble -Locho,- Glamorgan Canal, under the patronage of Vtih nt mMary. or of Cardiff, Mr. E. S. Hill, Mr. 0. H. PigS, Mr. Frederick Insole, Mr. J. McConnocble, Captain Frazer, dock master, Captain Nicholl. B.N,, Alderman David, Merara. Parfitt and Jenkins, &9. The day was fine, but somewhat iquaily. The first race was for five feet yachts, and took place at two o'clock. The following yachts competed Bonlta, owner Mr. E, S. Hill; Lady Margaret, owner Muter M'Oon. [ ochle; Minnie, owner B. MaIne I Levant, ownerlD. Thomas) Star, owner A. Norton. After a fine start the Star took the lead, but was aoon overhauled by the Levant, followed by the Lady Margaret, Minnie, and Bonita. Soon after the Levant and Bonlta fouled, and the winning boats came In u follows :-let, The Star, Silver Cup and 21 10s 2nd, The Lady Margaret, iCl 511 3.d, The Minnie, 15.. The second race was for fonr-feet yachts, and was railed In heats. In the first heat the followlnr yachts competed :-The Fleetwlng, owner DownIng I the Gertrude, owner, A, James; the A. B. C., owner, B. Maine; the Rookwood, owner, J. Cole; the Fenella, owner, J. Hamlett I the Nellie, owner, A. Norton. The winners were Nellie, 1, t; Bookwocd, 2nd. In the ncond heat the fol. lowing yachts competed: MOlquUa, owner, Phillips Ellen, owner, J. Price; Lady Bird, owner. Master M'Connockle; Lady Mary, owner, D. Thomas; Eva, owner, J. Evans. The wlnnera were-Evil, lat Lady Mary, 2nd, In the final heat the Bookwood took the ailver cup and £ 1 53; the Nellie, 21 5A; the Eva, 15i; and the Lady Mary, 10j, In the third race for three feet yachts, the follow. ing ccmpttedi- The Alfred, owner, J. Evans) Thought, owner, J. Price) Caradog, owner, A, James; Horatlns, owner, Master Hill; Alarm,owner D. Themlll Comet, owner, J. Allen) Pembroke, owner W. Evans, The winners were: Caradog, illver cup and iel; Alfred, £ 1, and Ccmet, 10s. The fourth race was a match between the Vesta, belonging to Mr. Phillips, and the Dreadnought, beloaging to Master McConnochie, for a ailver cup, presented by Messrs, Hooper and Allen, It was a very excIting race throughout, but In the second round the boats fouled and (?,ul?g together until they drifted on to the lee shore, when they were re-atarted. The Dreadnought then took the lead, and maintained It until the finish, winning by 200 yards. Great credit is due to the owneri'cf the yachts for the very beautiful way In which the models are got up, the Bonlta, belonging to Mr. E. S Hill, being one cf tbe beat and most highly finished yachts that have ever competed in theie races. Praise is also due to Menu. Eynon and Davles for the able manner in whloh they fulfilled their duties as referee and starter. The cupa were supplied by Meiara. Hooper and Allen, Duke street.

THE ISEATI1 WATER COMPANY. The following repott of the d!r-ciorm of the Neath Water Company will be submitted to the twenty- sixth ordinary general meeting, to be held at 7, Queen Anne's Gate, St James's Park, Weatmlnater, on the 7th lnat." In accordance with the resolu tlcns passed by the proprietors of the company, at special meetinga held on 28th February, 1874, divi- dend warrants will be forwarded to the ahare- holdera of the Neath undertaking, at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum, payable on September 20th, Your directors have much pleasure In reporting that the Lumber of freah services has very largely-ex- ceeded any previous half year, and to announce that the Neath Water Order, 1876, of the Board of Trade having received tLe Boyal assent, enables the company to raise additional capital for increatiog Its storage by making three additional reservoirs, and other works. For this purpose it Is proposed to ralie £ 12 SCO, as follows :-500 ordinary sharea of BlOeteh, limited to 7 per cent, dlvl iend) 500 preference shares of ICIO eaob, bearing 5 per cent. dividend redeemable at 10 per cent, premlnm) 22 600 4i per cent, debenture stock. Your directors desire to express their firm conviction that these shares will prove to be one of the best and soundest investments, having regard to the large and rapid Increase of population, the number of new hoales In course of erection, as well as the extensive locomotive and carriage worlullow being constructed by the Great Western Bailway be. tween Neath and Briton Ferry, which will bring I very large number of persons to the locality, and a large Increase of Income to the company. Baaolu- tions will be proposed for converting into stock the ordinary sharea of both undertakings, Mr. William Wakeford and Mr. H. White u directors, and Mr. O. R. Wright as auditor, retire at this meating, but are eligible for re election,"

IN THE spring and autumn, alio during the prevalence OfJ':n¡:CIn!ia-stn'Otfoe g;ev?: Davies's Specific, or Blood PurUler (Begitered? the effect of which M wonderful en all impurities, from wlii%tevercaun&Ti?ing. bun??tetimonimeofcurea dgl::f:;e,inreJa-æ' rheumatism, pleurisy, Old sores, fevers, tbr..t. hffl. f?.719 lr?g.. !aritles, <Jtc, Ac. Mrs. Powell, Pontypndd, tte. that Iziritici?' dgc i;l w;? cured of a most severe gathering in bar neck by one bottle of Specific, and tbbks it aved her life. Mrs. Been Davia Graig state* that one small bottle of Specific cured Ver *Y a severe attack cf euTlJ1, th» pain eavwg her after taking a fr* d?.a.. Vomri.? ?,lthgof, 9 a PVrieto 'J.I.. f 'I. 7k ct,%Il, chemists; efroi ?,d ,I. ly Bailee, Chemist OBtyrrMd. 7123) BECIKITIRS PARIS BLUB.—Tbe marked superiority a this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick appre. CiAti n of its merits by the Public hM been attended by the usual result, vis.: a flood ef imitations; Use merit of tbe latter mainly oondow In the Ingenuity exerted, not simply In Imitating the oqauo shape but making 'the genemttppeMMce 6< the wTtpMM MMciNe that of &be genuine article. Tbe Manwacturers beR therefore to caution all buyers tonal" RecM's Paris Blae" c. each packet lit" POND s EXTRACT, —A marvel of healing, and won ueiful pain reliever.—There is no pain or ache it wil not abate, no bruise or bum It will not extract the agony from. Ehoum&Um, neuralgia, toothache, lame- ness, soreness, piles, bums, headache, diarrhoea, sores, sprains, wounds, varicose veins, bd breut% er..Q arteries, and ail bemonbagØllud ulcerations, external and Internal, are apongt the ailments which It always :eteóil aèerl:: ?, 8d, 4s. 6d., .w:r. or of the "f oBd'a ExtnMtCo.t?,)Odotd-<tt«t T ..do,? or -t-MP- or P.O.O: 88 HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—The diseases common to our climate and endangering man's y'l.al condition will always exist, though many may c mitigated and their effects removed by ft-IY aid appropriately applied at the pioper time. Holleirav's Pills .ckn.?l?dgelf., and rf:Ieib:t":I pr:fe gd: the moat certain regulator of disordered organs, and the most innocent aperient that can be pre Thla S?didDeif)<'ppUMb!etotH!tHke,MtU)t[ or old, robust or delicate; ft,inciesses Ibe appetite and controls all "am' -"t" of the bowel.. After the disorder i e?td? eccMtoMi doses of these piUx will prevent any relapse and moreover mcure,, promote, and intensify the ood TaLulti which flc w fr,,m p= paity and re- ll/AJi'J.

MIDSUMMER ASSIZES. GLAMORUAliSHIRN- CROWN COUBT. THTBSDAT. (Before Baron POLLOCK ISTBADVIIODWG CUBIOUS CHABG1 OF > THIFT. I N CilOD Toboj4 on ball, W" IMWWI .u otously RtetfllEg 8* 9d Mid ft pocket handkerchief the piopei ty of Arthur D&HEY. "arcffiissssii-— fended ihe plllonel.   ?ent to tbe SUI Hotel, Xreorkj, Md?t ID a room whew prisoner and wife Md aome oUer People "ere <ttttn<. W?t? the room Mt. Mtey dropped • PoekJt J^"?fe5: tMtf. in nMth ?M 8. 9d, ba? dir.-t BIM M u cnce, and had lone to another room before the dis- oovered ber 101.. In the meantime prisoner had picked a. Ule handkerchief, opened ii, taken out the money, given It to his wife, and left tbehouae. Subaequentiy he met Mr* Dalle, ill the atreet. and said, There is the woman who hallolt the money, there • the man who found It and spent It, but if .he aaja anything about It I will knock her on the ground atlff." Be was then the wone for drink. Early on the following morning a police- ecsatable went to the prisoner a houae totftke blm Into cuatody on suspicion. When the priaone* heard the charge hejaidt 11am innocent, I only had 10tfrom my muter yeaterday, and I tMe It all to my wMe < I htTen<?<et a penny :J.e ::n::DI¿o: <enndl< 6M In ?..Bt? tMMet.' pocket, and 3* wrapped up tm flannel apron which lay on the bed. IIr. Dunn auggeated In defence of prteone* that the caae was one of auiplclon at moat, and that what Tolson aald when he met Mrt. Dalley was merely a joke by an Inebriated man. vhA inn aconltted the prisoner. CABDlir: BHOOTIRG WITH IHTINI TO 1TOBDBB, Andres Bikiaebial, 47, ihlpplng muter, Was In- dieted for Wonlonaly shooting with a oertaln platol, loaded with powder and leaden ballets, at and again at one Vlneent Clery, with Intent, In 80 doing thereby, fclenlonaly and wilfully, and of his malloe aforethontht, to kill and marder him, at Cardiff, on the 22nd April lut. There was alao anlndlot- ment charging prisoner with ahooting with Intent to inflict likrous bodul hum. Mr. Bowen Rowltmdo conducted the prosecution; prlacner was defended by Us. IL Allen. The learned ooonael for the proaecutlon having stated the fsetl which he Intended to prove, called Prcaeoutor, who In m&UorW outfitter, oarrylng on business at Cardiff. On the night of the 22nd April he was walking down BlltesWeet with two com. panlona named Brnchaferi and Delguerra, and he went IlIto Mr. Momouth's thop, leaving the men outalde: When proiecutor came Into the sheet again Brnchaferi and Xelllnl (who with the pMner had ocme lip In the meantime) were fighting, and witness went between them to stop the fight. Pri- soner exclaimed, "Ton Greek brute and sanwa, what do Jeu Interfere with IWIaIII for?" and he struck Clery, who returned the blow, Barachlnl retreated towaids Kimanth's ahop, Clery following to tie what he would do, and In the back parlour prlaoner went on to his knee and took out a re- volver. Prose enter aaked, "Are you going toahoot, yon brllte t" and Barachlnl replied, Yet. I am, you villain," and he dlacharged the revolver. Proaecntor stooped at the moment, and a ballet went through the brim of his hat and lodged In the wall. (Pro- secatofs hat, a bud felt, was yrodnoed, and quite a thrill went through the people In court when Clery coolly pointed out the hole In the brim and IIld, with an expteaalve geature, If I had not atcoped the baUet would have gone through ay hetd.1 In the course of cross-eximlnatlon, proaecntor nld the fint blo" Itruck was not aimed at Bara- chlnl) he also denied having itruck prisoner when they were In the back parlour. Prisoner did not cry out that he wonld be killed, What he laid was, I will kill yon." AHesandrla DeJglerra WIll enmlued In support of proaccutor'* cue, and, In answer to Mr. Allen, witness admitted that prisoner had him before the magistrates a year or two alnee, Ann Klnneck stated that she was In charge of Mr. Kthmouthm shop on the night of the 22nd April, and sitting In the back parlour when Bus- chlnl and Clery came In. She described the ahoot- ing In terms which substantially corroborated Olery's statement, and added that Barachlnl re- turned with a revolver in his hand the aeoond time. Crons examined: Witness did not see a blow struck In the parlour, but ahe aald before the magistrates that prisoner gave a yell as If he was struck," and she noticed when he returned a second time that his mouth was bleeding. Police-conatable Johns, of the Cardiff borough force, proved the apprehenalon of the prlaoner at 22, Chrlitlna street, Cardiff, and aald that when charged with shooting at Olery prlaoner aald, "I did not do It," Witness also produced a five chsmber revolver found In the backyard of Kin- mouth's house, and said that four chambers were loaded when he found It, The bullet produced was taken out of the wall of the back parlour spoken of, a' a belght of 7f'. 81n. from the ground, and In a direction slanting cpwMdt. The bullet fitw a cartridge come lound In the .J.a:etr and corresponded with the other buUeti6 (Thla tha f?. th. MAMMmtiAn. Mr, Allen made an exhauatlve speech for the defence, his principal contention being that when Barachlnl received the second blow, which prisoner said was Inflicted, though Olery denied It- he be- oame frightened, and resorted to a weapon In self defence. The revolver might be too grave a weapon to use under the circumstances, but he (the learned counsel) suggested that It Wll fired In a moment of panic, In order to frighten Clery, and he reminded the jury that If there wlIIlDtent to kill, prlaoner bad five barrels left, and could eully have taken Clery's life. Mr. Allen conoluded by atatlng that Barachlnl had been an officer under Garibaldi, and possessed honourable certificates of oharacter. He also pointed out that prisoner was an older man and of a less powerful physique than Clery, having loat the me of one arm, He called Giovanni Xelllnl, who gave an acoount, of what took placeoutllde Rimmunth's ahop on the night of the 22ad April. His Itatement wll to the effect that prlaoner, himself, and another Italian, met Brnchaferi and Dalguerra, when Brnchaferi first" cbsffed" prlaoner and then amulted him. Clery also (truck prisoner, who aonght ahelter In the ahop, crying out," aaaaaalna, police, police," Oler" and a man drelled like a Greek aallor, who had something Bhlnlng like a weapon In his hand, followed prlscner, and In a few minute* afterwards witness heard a shot fired. The wltnesss evidence In chief was not shaken In cross-examination. Demetrius Sollarl corroborated the previous wlt- nUl. Evldence was also given to the effect that Clery's party were the aggressors In the row which took place outside Mr. Einmonth's shop, and It wu stated that Clery Btruck Barachlnl first. In his reply on the whole owe, Mr. Bowen Row. lands said the discharge of the pistol had not been denied, and he therefore told the jury, subject to the correction of the learned judge, that prisoner could not plead juatlficatlon unleaa he could ahow that he believed his life to be In danger. Ms Lordablp commenced an exhauatlve lummlng up I by telling the jury that the prisoner wu Indicted on three counts first for ahooting with Intent to kill; secondly, for ahooting with Intent to disable; and, thirdly, of shooting with Intent to do Kme grievous bodily harm; and they mc<t ocqatt the prisoner entirely or flid him guilty of any one of there three several chMfie*. The act was, of course, the Mme, and whether the jury found prisoner guilty on one or other of these charle. would depend npon what was the Intention with which he fired the platol The caae was, un- doubtedly, a very difficult one, and before proceed- ing further he would point out one circumstance which favoured the prisoner. He was not an Englishman who had lived In this country all his life, and so become thoroughly accustomed to our manners and cuatoma; and, again, the weapon nsed by him did not appear to be one that he had gone In search of with a murderous Intent. The learned judge then recapitulated the facts that had been sworn to. and pointed out the discrepancies In the evldenoe, and left the cue In the handa cf tie jarr. ?° After a few minutes' deliberation the jury found the prisoner guilty of wounding with IDhrit to do giievoui b dU harm :I ='he had to .,10 mitigation of punlihment, prisoner aald he drew the revolver In Illf defence, but fired It In the air. The learned judge told prisoner he wished to take the moat lenient view he could of this outrage, bat the use of the pistol In that manner was wholly Inde- fensible. The sentenoe of the court was that he be Imprisoned for 18 months'hard labour. TBII OASi OF HANNAB WIE KS. This prisoner, found guilty yeaterday of the mam- I slaughter of her Infant child, wu sentenced to 12 montha' hud labour. PLIADID GUILTY. Bobert Reynolds, 20, paddler, to felonlouily ot- torting and putting off an order for the payment of money, with intent thereb, to defraud, at Swansea, on the 15th uli6 The promatom Hear#. To: :h. Hathet, T: J:ï=:: Xtn-plato Worka, atrongly recommended the prlaoner to mercy. He was sentenced to nine monthie hard labour. Jamea Tboma. Wilson, 28, seaman, to ottering two fcrged cheques for £30 and £15, with intent to defraud John Lewis and Thomu Randlm, at Swansea, on the 26th April last. Prisoner wlshtd to put In certificates of character since he wu 14 jearaof age. His Lordship said ni doabt prisoner bad borne a good character and ocoupled a good position, otherwise he could not have carried out a deliberately planned fraud. He must undergo penal servitude for five years. CARDIFF: IMPUDB2TT THJFT, I- MMtho tenDo, 36, m&Uor, WM Indicted for felo- c[<M!y ste&Hng one bth certain bed hen, and four p'tn of boats, the property of Nvm D?e*. Mf B<r«or Mc?tcted the pM<eouMon; pnMner I JIU mdcfcudcd, On tile 29th of June last the pmsecutor, a sailor, travelled from Llandyssll, Intending to alight at Cardiff, and his luggage was properly labelled for that place. PtMMntet was, 'T'?'*° Now art, wbUd hh hMtge wM unload ed tt p?)S stdo ,%lmtd by the pthoBet.whe htd it t?en to Bet- bert-atrest with his own luggsge. The town porter, who carried the things, noticed thtt some here the following address—" Evan Davles, passenger from Llandjail to Cardiff," and ha asked prlaoner If they were hi*. Prisoner said Yes," but the man wu sot satlafied, and communicated with the anthorltlei. In due course proaeevtor made In- quiry after his luggage, and It wu found with the prisoner's, at a house In Herbert street. Pilioner's defenoe was that the pmacutot's log- gage was delivered to him by mistake inatead of a sack of his own. He kept the articles, expecting that someone wonld claim them. Boling found guilty, prisoner was sentenced to six montha' hard labour. rtABnlFlF: CHAIGI OF WOTODIBa Dr A WOMAH. Mary Calnan, a woman with a baby In hex arma (on ball), was Indicted for unlawfully and malidoialy atabblng and wounding Maria Lewis, Mr. Benson prosecuted; Mr. Bowen Bowlaads appeared for the defenoe, The prlacner laouple. house in Oastle-road, Reath. Cardiff, and prosecutrix raW apartment* from her. On the 14th nit. the two womra had a dlapate about rent, and It was alleged for the pro- secution that MM. Calnan not only knocked her tenant down, bnt alio (tabbed her on the hip. Pro- secutor was examined by Dr. Lmsh-, and he found her anfiegbg, from a wound four tuohn long,twhich appeared to have been oatued by a sharp cutting lnetrument. Mr. Bowen Bow lands urged that there was no proof of a knife having been nied. The prlaoner wal acquitted. CARDIFF: filii un OF THI KIfIB EdwIn Harris, 39, boarding-house keeper, vu Indicted for unlawfully and maliciously cutting and wounding Thure Carslon. The prosecution mu oondacted by Mr, Arthar William. I Mr. Benson defended. Harris keeps a boarding house In Evelyn-street, Cardiff, and lut month proaecntor, a Norwegian seaman, was lodging there. On the 17th July, he received a dab during a quaml the bouse, but It was more than doubtful how the injury wM c&uud,omd actin gander the dinetion :fu= judge, who (topped the the jury retarw a verdict of act guilty, the prisoner being Imme- diately dbwmu I8TBAD1FODWO CHASOI OF BIGAMY, William Lewis (on ball) wu indicted for bigamy on the 9th August, 1875. Mi. H. Allen prosecuted; Hr. B. Francis Wil. liams defended the prisoner. It was not disputed that In April 25,1871, prisoner married EmLly OhMlette Draw, at St. Jade's õ: Bristol, and tJ:n the 7th An?att, J¡:7 he contracted a second marriage with Mary EHzabeth.Csnnon, a young woman living at GUfaoh- goch. But the learned counsel for the defence raised the question whether there was proof of the bit wife's existence In Aogoat of laat year, the evidence on the point being of an inferential character. It appeared from the teatlmony of IIn. Drew, mother of vrixoner's Ant v ife, that prlacner left his wife after living together for two years, and that the deserted wife made arrangementa to go to service under the now of Mary Ann Drew, her reason being that she never wished to see her hasband again. Wit- ness saw her daughter for the lut time about three yean and alx months age and frequently alnce th::d time aM h&A read'a from Dundee letters signed "Mary Ann Drew;" the last oame about a fortnight IInce. Mary Ann Drew II, however, unable to write; and u Kn. Drew, ther mother, can neither read nor write, Mr. Francis William* therefore urged hi* point very perøl8tenü,. The learned judge dedded against the centectlen, Md then t caae wu asked, whereupon his lordihlp aald he would consult hh b. Cleaaby, and give an anawer on Friday morning, A verdict of gallty wu then given by the jury, and aentenee deferred. The court rose a few minutes before six o'clock, NISI PBIUS COUBT. —THUBSDAY, (Before Baron CLXASBI.) BBJlWIB V. WOODHDFF*—BPKIAL just OABI, Hr. B. T. Wllllama, Q.C., and Hr. Bowen Row- landa were counael for the plaintiff; Mr. Mclntyre aid Mr. B. Franda Wllllama for the defendant. This was an action by Hr. Brewer, a commlaalon agent, living near Aborpvanny to nova the asm of 9791 14s, from the detendmt, who Is a colliery proprietor and coke merchant at Michen, near Newport. The plaintiff's case, which waa heard on Wednesday, .111 that in 1871 the defendant engaged him u his agent for the sale of coke, agreeing to pay him 6d per ton commission upon all orders he obtained. In pur •nance of this engagement the plaintiff got various large orders, his commission upon which amounted In the aggregate to 21,750. The defendant paid him t725 121 2d, and then repudiated further liability. He had, however, paid Into court the sum of 9218, which he alleged was aU that was due to Mr. Brewer. The claim wu disputed on the ground that the agreement with the pMntia wM fcr commission upon the coke M It wM delivered, amd c::he»:d:e which :b:.t:td several of the conuao" having broken down owing to the coal panic whloh occurred about that time, the defendant ,alleged that he had fully dlacharged his liability to the plaintiff. The Issue Invovled was, therefore, wbth., th. P1.6tiff was entitled to com million upon the whole of the orders, or only upon anch quantities of coke as were actually delivered. The defendant's cue had been opened, and the defendant himself was under cross-examination, when the court adjourned on Wedneaday, On the resumption of the cue this morning, The defendant was recalled, and his cross exami- nation was continued, Re-examined by Hr. M'tntyre. be said when the plaintiff received his payments he never made a claim for extra commls don. Mr. Edward Tilling, clerk and bookkeeper to tne defendant, confirmed thla atatement, but aald he knew Mr. Brewer had aubaequently made a claim for the extra!commission. At the oloie of the defendant a case, The learned Baron Intimated that there were four questions whloh the jury would have to con- sider, namely (1) whether the plaintiff wu entitled to commission of 6d. per ton on the 20,000 tons comprising the Gadley's Iron Company's first con- tract, or only upon what was delivered; (2) whether the plaintiff was entitled to commission of 6d. on the 10,000 tons of the Gadley's seoond con- trut or only upon what was delivered; (3) whether he was entitled to commission upon the whole of Lord Granville's contract or only upon the quantity delivered and (4) whether he was entitled to the extra commission ef It. per ton upon tbe Gadley's ooond contract. In summing :Otheta:e'd:n;:8In ;=W. and with regard to the first he ni4 that, genemUy speaking, when a commission agent completed a conitMtheccnftnredcettttn rights upon his em- ployer, and the employer paid him commlaalon In respect to thoae rlghta, and not upon what took place afterwards. In such a caae u thla, however, there WM some dMSenIty In applying the rule thoiottthty, heetme CMnMttet m:l' a strike and the blowing out of Mft fum%oes-- which would make It Impossible to carry out the contract, and It would be an extreme oonoluslon to My that at the very moment the p!<dnttS completed a contract he could have brought an action for hh commission. But In the present case no auoh casualties had arisen. The as of coke were expected to go on under the contract, and If the contract had been acted upon all the deliveries would have been made, and the plaintiff would un- doubtedly have been entitled to his commission. The jury wonld, therefore, have to oonalder whether the plaintiff's arrangement with the defendant for payment of his oommlsslon monthly wu made merely for the convenience of the latter, or whether It showed IDlntlmaüon that the commlaalon ahoald only be eonaldered to have been earned If the coke had actually been delivered nnder the centrMt. Xhe learned baron then minutely reviewed the evidence bearing upon the imvua questions at lalUe. The jury retired to deliberate, and after an ,11- aence of about two houra they ;IeoluM la fMoar ofthephtnttaaponeMhefthenHt th< < of his lordship's questions, and against him as to the last, which related to the extra commlaalon. Verdict for the plalnff for £29L A LIQUIDATOR S BIIIIPODSIBILITT. GBABDFIILD v, ILLINGWOBTH.—Thla was an action to recover the sum of 262 181 for gooda sup- pUed to the defendant for the GnoD Colliery 0.111" pany at Neath. Mr. B. T. William*, Q.C., and Mr. Dtllwyn were counsel for the pldntlff Mr, M'lntyte, Q.C., and Mr. Coxon for the defendant, The plaintiff II a hay and corn merchant carrying on buslnes* at Neath, and the defendant was the offidal liquidator of the Gnoll CemerF Compw (Lhntted). The faou of the wen of an extremely simple catm, and of very little Iniereai. The plaintiff *=new bMtMM wtth the Mmptny. tapp?h< TMtoM goods to the order of Mr. Gregory, the manager. In February, 1875, the -panywout Into cquidiition, and then wu then a balance of 15. OD!y due to the p)*tnMtf. After the Mqatdt- tion the plaintiff continued to supply ?e<?d? to the order of Mr. Gregory, and various payments were made by the manager during lut year. When Air. Illlngworth, the defendant, wu appointed liquida- tor there wu a sum of £29 131 81 due to the plaintiff, and subsequent to that a farther debt of S33 41 4d was lncnned, making the total balance due on the 18th of December lwh. C62 18a. The plaintiff contended that the defendant was himself personally responsible for the sum of t33 40 4d, having transacted the boainess u liqui- dator of the company, and the question was, whether Mr. Grandfield was entitled to thelUanoe. The defendant repudiated his liability, on the ground that he WM not personally responsible; and In support of thla, Mr. M'lntyre drew attention t9 tt t. 'e. p3oeipto wtH gly M enbeM of the GnoU CeUtery Company. AM the aeo; in the phtnttS't books showed that credit WM,)?' to tbe company, except one, whkh wiaentauU"? the credit of Mr. Gregory. The learned Baron ruled ?t!att the defendant on this point, Md directed the jm7 to fetM?nt.??. diet for $be plaintiff for L33 4. 4d., with lea'e" the defendant to me?e, OR the grollnd that th?a was not MfMtnt evidence of bk c?eM"m''S* HAMUT Veigot MMtd)M!y. BOFKias v. WAXXIS, This WM M undefended MUOn, In *hM *4 pittnM Wained the sum of 249 17. 6d fetKMy he,* vessel belonging to the defenduk Mt. Bowm BchrllJlduolldacted the plaintiff's lINe, The plaintiff h t mMttt shipwright at Cardiff, Md the defendant WM famall the DIU. Md part C?CM of a vessel trading at that nait In the year 1871, plaintiff did Mme ml pairs to tbe veisel at a COlt of L% 17, (u and defendant gave him & promimm7 mofm for the .moUDt, and to pay him intend MZ he aame. Subaeqnent to this the vaasel went on voyage to Trieste, and the plaintiff paid the Insur. ance, £11 12a. 6d., at defendants requaat, Thla made the toblIlliOU' of the defendant's &bk. Including Interest an the ptomwwy nakZ ??7! 6d'?e had paid ?75 on ?.Xt.? M* bobwee of 249 17m. 6d. due to the plgnft Xhe above facts ham, been proved In eTtdeMt. The learned Buon directed the jury to Ktamt verdiot for the plaintiff for the fau amount, which wu accordingly done. ACTIOS BT A BHTPOwam. WIIXIII ABI)' ANOTHIR T. STEPEWSON, OWEV, AMD Co.-Thlo was an action to recover the sum of k44 M 9d, freight due from the defendants to the (Raintlffs for the conveyance of a sargo of patent fuel from Cardiff to Anoona under a oharter pan, made on the 10th September, 1875. Then was S. counter chlin of 270 &plant the plaintiffs for two alleged breaches of the charter party. Mr. M'tntyte. QO., and IIr. B. Jones were counsel for the plaintiffs i Mr. B. T. Williams, Q.O., and IIr. B. Francis Williams for the defendants, This ease Involve* was points of Interest and III. portance to the shipping community of South Walea, fte plaintiffa are the owners of a verael called tke Kepler, of North Shields, and the defendants are merchants In London. BY a charter-party dated 10th September last, It WII ICreed that the Kepler should proceed from Dublin with all convenient apeed" to the But Bate Deck, at Cardiff, and there load a full and oomplete cargo of patent fuel "In the (customary manner," from the defendants, agents. The bill of lading was prepared by the defendants' agents, and It set forth that the Kepler was bound for Anoona with 171,463 blocks, weighing 1,403 tons, ef Xinel's compressed Welsh steam coal. no learned counsel for the plaintiffs explained that a great deal of Importance attached to the worda In a cuatomary manner," becauae the method of loading patent fuel was aomewhat peculiar. It wu cuatomary for a lighter to go alcngalde the vessel, and a certain number of blocks, perhipe ten, were weighed and put on board. The weight of the sargo was then calculated from the number of blocks, It being aasumed that they were all of equal weight. In point of fact, however, they were not all of the aame alae or weight, novae being atfs and spongy, others hard and solid; so that by the customary mode of loading It was not possible to get more than a calculation of the weight of the cargo, and In acme inatances not more than a remote auftc the Kepler, having been loaded In tbla rough way, proceeded to Anoona, and upon her arrival there It was found that aome of the blocks of fael weee completely broken Into pieces. When the whole cargo came to be delivered It turned out that, lnatcad of there being 1,403 tcna, there were only 13414 tons. Tie plaintiffs claimed that they were entitled to pay- ment for the carriage of the fall quantity apedfisd in the charter-party and the bill of lading—namely, 1,403 tons; bat the defendants dented their liability for more than the quantity delivered, and set np the oounter-clalm of £70 on account; of damaged eargo, and alleged breaohes of the charter pirty. The depoaltlona of offioers connected with the Kepler, which la now on another voyage, wore read, and at the close of the plaintiff's evi- dence, Tt court adionmed.

I STORMY WEATHER IN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. During Wednesday night and Thursday a strong westerly gale has raged in the Bristoi Ctiannel, fit thla seuon of the year of unusual aerarliy. Sevaral cuualtlea to shipping h.ve occurred, but happily no loss of life haa been reported. The La-iy Mary steamer, which It had been arranged should convey 300 excursionists forming tha choirs and friends of St. John's and St. Andrews' Church to Clevedon, at 8 am. eu Thursday, was unable to cross the Channel In con equ^noe of the heavy sea, and the passengers who had aisemhleii on board were compelled to return to their homel somewhat disappointed, The achoo. er Abeona, of Penzance, and the French Ichoour Juste collided In Penarth Roadl, both vessels sustaining so much damage that they have docked for repilrs, The ketch Elizabeth, of Bldeford, coal laien, from No or. port for Barnstaple, has been entirely dismasted, and with difficulty reached Penarth Roida. T ie barqie Idlth MaHnn, of N.o.t, 348 *on« regtater, whloh "aalJlng In Penarth Boada for ordera, has come on to the But Mud with lcia cf her m z mmast, two anchors, cLawI, and other aulaua damage, having been In collision with the barqae Hindoo, of Liverpool, The Camel, a'.eaeaah'p, of and frcm Cardiff for St. Malo, has pat into Ilfra- combe through siresa of weather. l'ae St. Anne, French lugger, has loat both anchoia and dan. and has been towed on to the mud.

I WHAT BECOMES OF THE OLD LOCOMOTIVES. "& Mertbyr correspondent writes From schoolboy days we are f,miliar with the rf6" eace to Caiar, dead and turned to c!.iy; bat more novel and equally striking II tce tramforma- tlon which takes place In connection with our great railway filtemi. Who blUlllot admired the II Fly- ing Dutchmen," the Ea;n")@," and "lrbn," which, In all tbe glery of gold acd green, fl-h through the landscape, either whirling the trader to his field of butlneia, tha pleasure seeker to bia favotrite haunts or conveying a thourand tens of the famous steam coal of South Walea to the port of Cardiff, Nair- port, or Swan sea, or to tbe crowded hlvel of Londou and Liverpool This has become a familUr alght, but It has not come before a very large number of our population what the end, the deatiny of tho braity mottttra Is. We will drsw the curtain, Steam up frcm Cardiff to Quaker's Yard, leave the Taff Vale Railway, i.-id, oa foot, mount the hill to Harris's Nov'gation Colliery now being suck down to the four feet. In 4 larg,3 shed-like erection there, close to the deep pit, and In a place so dark that you have to peer about to recognise objects, fastened ecJ.ielJ- chained, we will say-It! an old Great WeBtern licomotlvo, that puffs and snorts, but moves not from Its bed. It la literally bound down, and there aids, day after day, the great ta?k of linking, and its labours will only ocme to a close when the colliery Is pjrfectsd, and a thcusard tons a day are aent UII- warda to load the backs of the deacon- dants of thla lodg suffering locomotlvs, In sinking at Abercarne a similar Iccouctlva wal used, 10 a better future Is open-d out for oil "locos" than to atand grim and railing In long lines at Swindon. A. for the old r»ilw»y coaches they are tow turned to other u as than oil anl wute abopa, or lodgea for railway -Pi-) é r. A: Aberdare one Is utilised as a base, or's shop, As Taft'. Well another forms a cosy dwelling, Wa have seen them converted Into saomer homes, wherein the lennger may fittingly refliot u ha puffs bla weed on the varied awuea and people linked up with hla second-olass carriage."

A steamboat collision, In which, happily, no iire was lost, has occurred at the month of the lay, between the trading steamer Celt, of Glasgow, aid the coal-laden steamer Matin, of Dundee, HIIALtll WITHOUT MEDICIKE restored by ru Binfi delicious health-restoring RevaIenta A-a- bica Food, which contains fcur times the nomrisl- ment of the best meat, saves fifty time? iiico?t in medidne,mstores perfect digestion, strong nerves, sound lungs, heathy liver,refreehiig fAp'f"ctlon?l regularity and energy to th m od disordered or enfeebled, re- imovin? eeduady mg:?prbi'it:ï wmtipaton, dJarrhœa, hmo?hoi(ts, liver complaints, ftatweney, nervousness, bW.e., f, throats, W.I-.yo, olds, Wfluea? noises in the bead and earn rheumatism, gout, impurities, emptinn., hy4eria, neu- emarrboi, it. Wty, xl=esl, addity, palpitation, bearthmu, ::hees:P: MMefLtmd dctnea? mDting ?ta, co?ha, Mthmit, bMt. chitis, =cipient conmmption, scr.f a, t?ght.?. 01 the cheat, at *he pit of the to,.uh, nd between t,h: tie.Wd.r& We quote a few out of 80,OM cum*-Cmte No. 46.832; Of fifty yM?]-s'i!??eMnbaNe agony from dyspepsia, nervousness, asthma, cough, con- ■nvMion, gatulency, spaaps,sickness t tb t.n. -a MS!S?' U" Jriy, -C -a No. 47,121 Miss SsSxth Jacob*, of extreme nervousness, indigestion, gatherings, low apirits, ?d nervous fancies—Sold in C.A.4 il &Uh?So. 6& 21b 6a 121b !!?.; Mb., 60s- AIM, g'BR ZvAJT1Scv, U'3..60:; Sb., ?.! Mb., 50,. They nothe the M,4 Alw, do* 241b ? Li? umtes, removing asu??- irritable otoma and nerves, removing nausea and sickness even in pregnancy or at SJa, beaftbam, and the feverish or Mid bittM taste mwaking up or onued by onfow, guile, and I?a tbe smell left by tobacco m drinking, de.-Al-4 ? Du BARRY'S REVALEKTA ARABICA CHOCOLATE POW- DRR Is packed in Canisters: For 12 cups at 2s. i for is cups at ?. a for 48 cups at ?.; <o'M at U& fO:or 67': :E: at 66a.C<Mt? &bout one penny per cup. The 2& "$. n 0:. Se MBt?e fPČam:: III 0^1 ceipt of aPed Office Order. The 2s. tins are aont by post for 2L 4d. in stamps.-Dc BARRY '?Co. t?tmt?trMt, London: abo sold by 'W??''S Grocen afd OMmbtt. NOU:: r8Q?id 8Wd m Cardiff by Price and Hugbea; Swansea. Taylor aH BrMM., -A J

MONMOUTH. .ACl'JDlNT.-As a little boy, Ion of Mr. Barge am, Mayhlll, was playing among some timber on Wdd- neaday evening, be fell down and broke bll leg. Dr. Woollett was soon In attendance, and the Uttld sufferer la progressing favourably- BOBOEGH POLICE,—At the police court on Thurs day (before the mayor, Mr. T. James, and Dr, Wool- lett), Wm. Collins, haulier, nan charged with being drunk and lnoapablo on the 29th July, while In charge of a horse and cart, In St. James itreat. Defendant admitted the offenca, The bench asu. tioned him, and ordered him to pay 5. fine and 6i COltl. CIIAKCI OF ASSAULT —John Jones, dealer, Dry- bridge street, was charged with assaulting William Nicholas, landlord of the Butchers' Arms Ion, Oil the 31st July. The bench dismissed the cue. DETAINING EQUIPMENTS.—Sergeant-Major Ire. land, of the Gloucestershire Yeomanry Cavalry, Forest troop, stationed at Monmouth, made an application to tbo bench for summonses against two members of the troop who had been dis- charged, and had detained their equipments. Ktference was made to the Act, and the penalty therein laid down In £10 for detention. Leave was given to tako such summons.