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MERTHYR. BHTTTAL AKSAPLT ON A WOMAN,-Chi Saturdapnight a wwnan rnuned Mar&nret Ftees was staiHliwg m Capectwyil > iben a nanif»d Thomas Da vies caate up to her, and g aid, 4* I have been w^iitiiig for & chance for some time, and n J have it, Sb* a^ked him, "Whitt Stave I dODl" to yo ? I have only' 1.6.1; 'your 1rife 6me into my hou.e ina onjiimes to save Iwr life." lIe then hit her with hi* fist ■ *»d- not Witisiied with that, he picktnl up a stone, aud hot, toae it in Ids hand, truck her with it on the bridge of her wwe.—Mr. Fowler remanded him ye;tc!1!ay. lIt tt- poli., e..ooourt. to Wednesday.

PBNARTH. 1 SMf.KiLrs"» BRANPY— Ai the petty 6,io,. H'AI'IJÜí. ?bdore the R?. H. Ridw.rd" John Donohae w- charged -with .*ggli.g b?..Iv. Ile defendant stewar d f the «, :i.I; etf:rJ (thm" t? ftie docks rhe wou boarded ?d rILM=ged bY C?tOUL?'- taBIcer Mitchell. In the steward's cabin were row1I1 Nn- ?aed sii bottles ot brandy and a pound of tobacco. They vo,r ? claimed by the dele.,I?. t. defendant wa.- ordere d t aaav the sin^k' vRhw Ld the o?t,, which amotu?ted to ?."t?.M. ?_  

(JAKMARTHEN. Po lACS Brsrvixn.—At the Borough Police-court, yes- terda v ?*e mngi.u/lts present being Messrs. J. L. Phlips, j. The 111<> J. agnpa and Dr. Lewis), David Lewis was •ummo. ,,¿ bv YZi?o L^wia for an u-?sault on the 1st imt. The JL 'ØLi=t w-led "t the caw might be adjouraed for a wc and the Bmeh mmpliod with Iún request. Four appli, VJlioas for ejcctioent'warrants were PUo?,nvztcd.

RHYMNEY. j FALL Dowy CO.u, Prr.-Yokerday momin,? a dread- ful aorident betel foimg man named Thom»s Evans. He was prooeedinK in ,Mnpany with aaotber workman to his work &t the Pitwallt Mt, when, on gwnjrdown thesliaft by .ome means he fall oft *< the platforat, and no klUed. Hit "M a wngle man, and .Vlped to support his mother. About five ye«u«: «nce a brotbci'^if "»Ar«r--e<l kilk-I ic tkf eame pit wlMt ViMtiag.

SWANSEA. ■ 1 BcoMMtS mE P^ATB bI:At. tie r<S??yMt?y. before the Mayor, Mr. Joh? Jou? ?!?Mr.'??H?,a.dMr. G. G. t-r??.   aumujww, i?tl 4,aiu?t pe?OM for non?Mnt ot amount.? prim mi??mmt?. taken out by $helhWl Board ut H?Hh,we )M..?. Mr. U?cod?. «Uator t.)?? d on behalf 01 ? B?u-d. 1>aVld 1?!? d, LnM?ont o! the Ancient Uriton, fligl,v.t, suiniu. OL4 tor non- payment of J210 lite, lid., in respect of propw ty ill ViUiew- sir Mr. Llo^f^tt Kiid tliiit he did not object to pay WLI ii Ww .11o&.{, hul. HE did ohject to pay for t fn K wliich liuii not been done. A Uuip-pUlur had been piac jd la the street, but w light l?d been providk, and it w&% w?ivr, l¡ on ?e footpath, to the detriment o £ the publc. He therefore contended that what had been. done was not an improvement, but the reverse. Mr. Glasoodine said that the Board of Health were called upon to, provide the means of lighûng. and wore ,.t ?-lwt6d to I;gbt the !&ups, Mr. D?,Pt?tt siud he was prepared to V?y iiii proportion for the post as soon as the light was put into it. It had stood tliore for eleven months, had not even had a coat of paint, and he repooted that, as soon as there was a light put in, he 1W1Uld pay his proportion as claimed. Mr. Hall said he thought that Mr. Doggett had a perfect right to «ij that the lampaught to be lighted. The Mayor stated that tbe works' committee of the Board of Health would meet «n the following day, when he believed they would pass a resolution to light Villiers-street. When this was done Mr. Doggett's objection to pay would be done away with. The case was adjourned for a fortnight.—The Rev. Edward Higgihson, minister at the Unitarian Chapel, was summoned for non-payment of £ 58 lis. Id., in respect of a house in St. Helen's-road, at the corner of RIL"8ell. 'tn?' )MM the statement Of Mr. Glascodine it appeared that the = of H looked dn Mr. ;r::X the of the p?-p?,ty, and be had been summoned for payment of the amount, being his proportion for making and lighting the new roud (Ru"sel!tre6t) adjoining his house. Mr. Higginson said the ease was one of peculiar hardship to himself. In the year 1859 he took a lease of the ground in question, at the corner of Eussell-street, the owner being Mr. Nieholla, of Lendon, who gave him the lease with the understanding that the street now knows as Russell-street should not be made. Mr. Nicholk, however, subsequently leased a portion of the land adjoining to Messrs. Thomas, Watkins, and Jenkins, builders, by whom the street was planned and buildings thrown up. He wrote to Mr. Nicholls on the subject, and com- plained that, in making the road, they had ex. cavated below the foundations of his wall; and about that time, Mr. Hull, the borough surveyor, hinted that he (Mr. Higginson) was liable to finish the road. He laid all this before Mr. Nicholls, and Mr. Nicholls wrote him, stating that the parties whe were liable to finish the road were Messrs. Thomas, Watkins, and Jenkins, upon whom the board bad their claim. At a meeting of the Board of Health enbsequently, Mr. Washington Brown said that this was so in the original lease; but as far as the right-hand side of the street was conoerned (Mr. Higginson's side) he had struck it oat of the lease with his own hand. He tha fore oonteoded that he had been hardly dealt with by being made to pay the money, since the road in question was made contrary to his wishes, that it existed to his prejudice, and that his property was injured by the fact. Mr, Glas- codine soid there was no doubt that Mr. Higginson was the proper party to sue in the present case. The law ex- plained "owner" to mean the person who received rack- rent for the pioperty in reepect of which a claim for pri- Tate improvement was made. It was not the owner of the soil that was made liable, but the owner of the property abutting on the new street, and he was the owner who received rack-rent in respect of the pro- perty named. Mr. Higginson received rack-rent, let the property to another, and Mr. Higgin- son was the person liable, he having his claim against Mr. Nicholls, who in turn had his remedy against Messrs. Thomas, Watkins, and Jenkins. Some further dis- cussion ensoed, and certain items in the account objected to by Air. Higginson were struck out and allowed, reducing the amount claimed to .£54158, 9d. In addition Mr. Hig- ginson contended that the item of 10 per cent, on the amount for inspection of the work and collection" ought to be disallowed, but this it was stated could not be gone into, as it formed part of the question of apportionment, md Mr. Higginson ought to have given tree w.th?,' notice of his objection, he only eonteng now that he ws not the prty liable. Mr. Higginson F id he protested against it pern.Ly, and was not aware that any formal legal notice was n-1. He wanted to know by what right the charge of 10 per ceut was made. Mr. Cx a -p4",d that as Mr. Higginson did not do the work it was done by the Board of Health, involving extra work to the bou.?L and for that extra work Mr. Higginson was charged 10 per cent, on the tmo?t. The Bench made an order for payment of £ 54 15e. 9< observing that it was an exceed- ingly hard case as between Mr. Hij^inson and his superior landlord, bui the Bench had no alternative but to make the order. Mr. Glascodin* supplemented this statement by remarking that the Board of Health took precisely the same view as the Bench as to the extreme hardship of the case; but, like the Bench, they had no alternative but to sue the owner. Mr. Higginson, in the eye of the law, was the owner; and that gentleman had his remedy against Mr. Nicholls, his landlord. Mr. Higginson said he ad- mitted that the amount claimed was due, but not from him; and he supposed he must pay the money, and do his best to get butter from the dog s throat, if he could. He felt the case was a hard one upon himself, and would again put it to the Board of Health to re-consider the item of 10 per cent. previously adverted to. Mr. Glascodine said the matter should be placed before the proper authorities. The order was made for payment of the amount without costs.—Orders were also made for the following amounts on private improvement account: John Edwards, .£236. 10d.; John Padley, ViWers-streiet, XIS 6s. Id.; and George Shep- perd, £ 2 3s. SCIXDINOI A PIG AUVE.—At the police-court yesterday, Wot-e the Mayor and Mr. Sydney H4 a butcher named George Stubbs was charged at the instance of the market inspector with having cruelly ill-treated a pig in the public slaughter-house.—The market collector stated that on the occasion in =tion he went into the slaughter-houM, and mw the det nt there with a pig that wa? (tuck, and had been placed in boiling water, where it was plunging and kicking violently. He bold the defendant that he would be taught better there than to scald a pig alive, and defendant said that he did not know the pig was living when he put it in the water.—In defence, the defendant said that he had stuck the pig, which had lain for twenty minutes, and he had previously cut the animal's nose to see if it was dead, that being the mode adopted to ascertain if pigs were dead .ft- "g stuck. Thinking the pig w" dead, he threw it wto boiling water, d ne then found it not dead. We gppo..d the pi^ bAl not be- stuck t,.ight. It was the first thing he had slaughtered ixt the public slaughter-house, although he had been a batcher for 13 yam.-The Mayor w!3 that the J bmrh had been informed that cases of cruelty were becom- i ing more and more frequent at the slaughter-house, and the anthoriti? wre determined to pnt a stop to them. Defendant would be fined .£2108" and 13s. 6d. cost*, and if he come before the bench again he would be liable to one i| month's imprisonment, without the option of a line. I TOWK COOKCIL AND BoARD OF HEALTH.—The monthly, meeting will be held to-morrow. From the publiihed w?u of the Corporation, it appears that the ?ipt-, including a balance of 19A account amounting to 16,, Sd, --t to -M,t57 lee. Id., tte ptymmtN showing bl-,e in bnd of X,1,2&) li?? 5a., after paying iJI e p w? for the month, and Xl,000 for the p?-chme of the eôld=,lIlIfl1o:fÏJth=:J w?cwut ?hows a balmtr? due to the treasurer amounting to ..£3.794131>. 8Vd. Amongst other business for Wednesday will be the making of a general district rate hy the Board of Health, and the consideration of a letter by the Town Council from the agent of the central association for stop- ping the sale of inxkatín.g Lqnors on,?Ji?y, "d to enter ult* remtnuom thm"IL WMBT GL-AMOKdANSHIRE AflRlcULTUltAI. A*i«OCIATIOS. -lWollAm. will scarcely need reminding that the annual .how in ,,wv?4ic?n with this prn?perow a?,*Liation will tal,e pkw on Thursdav, in the Market-place, where ar:: amonnting to 4M will be awarded. The annual dinnm will be owved up, &? usual, iA the evening, at the (w?ren Arms Hotel, when Mr. Thomas Penrice. the president of the Association, will preside. F- th? arrangements that we in pmgrem for the e-xhibiUQa, a bacce.?al eetLag i,? anticipated. THE KA/LWAT ARCHFA NCISANCK.—The proceedings originated by the Local Board of Health against the Great Weetera Railway Company, to test the question of liability to prevent the leakage from certain railway arches in the district, were further adjourned for a week st the pulice- court .yesterday.

LLANDAFF. ARRKMPRIN'II TO CATCH SALMON IS THI: R/VI R KLT. —Ifesterday, at the police-court, before Mr. K W. David ant Mr. J. H. Insole, Alfred Gardiner, one of the men 0.*Oym at the Water-works at Ely, was charged with u?"f.Dy 'tt,- 'ti. to k,'U salmon in the liver Kly, on the rth it. Mr. gi?,uocli appeared %b:b'¡vd: P.O. Martin said oil thfi day named he was in the neigh- bourhood of the Ely mill, at four p.m., and saw the defend- ant standing on the wall of the weir. Defendant had a long click in his hand, like a "gaff," and it had a hook at the end of it. Witness remained watching for aoout ten mintite. and the defendant picked something out of the river, which witness believed to be a fish. Thought it was a 8&ÙuOll. but could not say what size it was, as he wi!nr::eltt where defendant stood. Witce-?s went and &?k-ed defendant what he was doing there, and he said he was trying to pick a board out of the river.-Mr, Blellocli made a speech for the defence, and submitted that if the Bench thought there wiw proof of the offence, the smallest fine would satisfy the ends of justice. He called a witness named William Hadrill, who is also employed by the Water-works Company, and he stated that the defendant, on the evening of the above day, said that a policeman had been there, accusing him of taking fish from the river, and then he asked him to assist in getting out a long plank, which he said he had tried before to hook from the water, but was not able.—The Bench fined the defen. dant XI, inclu(lij3g costs, and said he had rendered himself liaNe to a peaaty of X5. PoisoNixa A NEIGHBOUR'S FOWLS.—Testcrday, the deniwm of Canton Commom again figu fore th6 ?wl. There seems to have been a gtrwg feud between the Bella- mys and the Lists. last week Lisk junior was committed to prison for an assault on Mrs. Bellamy. Yesterday the atbw of the boy pm¡ænW Eliz&Mb Bellamy and James Reteber f wnw. his ducks.. Mr. Blelloch appeared f- tbe conw k inant. For a lor time there hw o,- j much 31-feeting between the maies. and kA W eek the I coaqùiDaet b&d several dwls poisoned. Their øtomh. i were etnsuned, and they contained bread and parsnips, .a ether substance, which had not beea ebemJ, tasted; but the bird. died suddenly, and their hco&< imdiei after deafh. list eald be wrcr led his fwWs 01 parsnips. Wttneaaes were cnlled te prove that Bellamy W threatened to kill everything that Liak had, and am said he saw her faodiag docks on the afternoon of the day they died. A gooeo and a duek belonging to other persons had also died suddenly. The evidence did not point to Fletcher 60 Btrongly. Oil tho other hand, witnesses were called to prove that lkihuiiy suffering froui the eifects of the vound given by youn^ Li*k, IInd could not mOH tr; the door oi. Jhe day wucn Uie Oili Lf'C was said to I have 'jeeu committed. '11¡e lie. dismissed theca-se ufainst ¡ l'1"td"'J', and nnw Uellamy J j«., including rostr, or seven duyV imprisonment. :"o,tH said biae would :;0 ti1 p-in, luid was locked up accordingly. MAZMKSA>I:K 01- A R ATHKK.—Join aud J.. Wat- kins, the former a I!Uw..er, and married, having one ehild, and the latter single, were summoned to fcbow cause why ILI"Y did not maintain their faU?, who is chargeable to the pamh of Whitchurch, The re?li?ing odimr (Mr. Hopkius) proved that the old man is past work, and receives 3s. per week.—The Bench ordered the single man to pay lb, I'd. a week, HIUI Uie married man b. 3d. a week, D18011DE&L.IE.Jo1ll1 Conroy and James Gayuer were charged by P.C. Thomas with being drunk and disorderly at Grangetown on Sunday afternoon. Both men were very drunk, and Oonroy stiwk the officer a blow on the ,l,?"t. C..?..y w. f..l 6d., i.I,,ding -t,, .-i Gayner 10s.. including in default, seven days each. —Thomas Evans, of Liar.daff, who did not appear, was charged with being drunk and disorderly on the 231'11 ult. HÆj was fined 'J«. 6a. and costs, or seven days—Catherine King and Mary Sullivan were charged with being drunk and disorderly in Hallwt-Rtreet., at one o'clock in the morn- ling ct the :(4th ult. King was so drunk that she could scarcely move about, and she was fined 5s. and costs, or 14 I days; SuWvan, lU." including costs, or four days' imprison- ment. Both women are receiving parish relief.

NEWPORT. POLICE CASES YESTBKDAY.—Thomas Mc'Carthy, 'a private in the 6th Royals, was sent to the barracks under charge of an escort for being drunk and disorderly in the streets.—Frederick Gould, a well-educated young man, for assaulting his mother, breaking her furniture, and assaulting Police-constable Williams, 36, at the Alexandra beer-house, was sent to prison for a month, in default of paying tl and the costs.—James Edwards was charged with breaking a window in the house of Anil Tiuuns. He had paid the damage and was ordered to pay costs.—George Grant was remanded toWedneèday on a charge of stealing a silver watch from the house of John Coes, eating-house keeper, Dock-street. The stolen property had not yet been traced. -Caroline Stock was fined or an alternative of seven days, for assaulting a sailors' washerwoman named Houlson. SHIP LAUNCH.—Yesterday morning there was a success- ful launch of a three-masted brigantine from the yard of the Newport Iron and Wood Shipbuilding and Ship-repairing Company. She was built by the company for Mr. W. A. Griffiths, of Liverpool, and is classed A 1 at Lloyd's for ten years. The length of her keel is 107ft. length over all, 111ft. Gin.; depth of hold, 13ft. Gin.; breadth over all, 23ft. Cin. She was christened The Myvanvry, by Miss Beynon, daughter of the Mayor of Newport. There was a large company present. She is intended for the South American tra d e, and will be &UW by the owner. A Aect party dined at the H?e and Greyhound Hotel, under the presidency of the Mayor, at ?ix o'clock last evening, and the spread, provided by Host Groves, was of the most récherehé description, and the shipwrights and assistants got a holiday after the launch, and were entertained at a dinner at the Union Hotel, in the afternoon, by Captain Griffiths.

PONTYPOOL. MR. W. R. ILKSKIN-S'S CONCERn.-i&. W. H. Haskins, having made arrangements with Madame Bodda-Pyne, Mdlle. Zuliani, Miss Jocelyn, Mr. Beverley, and HelT Deck, undertook to give concerts last week at Blaenafon, Pontypool, and Usk. The distinguished artistes- named above missed the train for Blaenafon, and the concert at that place consequently fell through; but Mr. Haskins not only returned the money, but gave the audience the benefit of the instrumental part of the programme for nothing. This consisted of duets and trios, Mr. Haskins him- self. playing the pianoforte and. harmonium, Mr. M. Deacon the violin, and Mr. E. Deacon the pianoforte. The pieces selected were operatic gems by the best composers, and they were performed in a most brilliant manner. On Thursday night, at Pontypool, and on Friday night at Usk, there were overflowing houses. At both these the pro- gramme, as far us iegards Madame Bodda-Pyne and her friends, was similar, to that already mentioned in the Western Mail as having been given by them in Cardiff and other places. The spgers were all in excellent toice, and delighted the audience*; and it is not too much to say of the local talent displayed by Mr. Haskins and the ble?ws. Deacon, that it w" by no means unworthy of being associated with the more famous namm which figured iii tea bills. They were rewarded with the most enthusiastic ap- plause. Our police-court on Saturday was somewhat remarkable, as, instead or the usual string of twenty or thirty dases, there was only one, and that was a trespass matter. ? PAYING FOB FOLLY.—At the police-cout on MoM&y, a *faR :d; named J:n w,. chargea with msaulting a woman, who represented b4rfW; to be a "navvy's" wife from Rhymney. It appeared that .he met t"he yg?e adant in Pontypool on &tturday night, and made improper overtures to him. lie consented, and gave her some money; but she refused to fulfil her contract, and he knocked her down twice. He was fined .£5, or a month's hard labour. The money was paid immediately.

CWMBRAN. DROWNED ATJINIQHT.—On Sunday morning the body of a married woman, named Gould, wife of a mechanic living in Nightingale-row, was discovered in the mrW at thL- place. It wmu that the poor woman was ct?*ng the locks on Saturday night to return home, and in the dark- nem mi?d bw fwting and fell into the ?" below, ni pei-s?had miserably.

ABERSYCHAN. Au inquest was held at the Bell Inn, yesterday, the 6th inst., by Mr. Batt, coroner, touching the death of a woman who dicil somewhat suddenly at her own house on Saturday. It appeared that she had been ailing some time.—A verdict of death from natural causes was re- turned.

USK. MONMOITHSHIIU-: CHAMBER OF AGRICCLTTJBE.—1The fifth of a series of meetings in connection with this associa- tion was held at the Three Salmons Inn, Usk Mr. G. R. Gr?nhow-Relph, one of the vicepmMdeniN took the chair. The mbject rasoor for dLscttjWon wu the reaolntions sub- ;;¡:&dom;t or eU:o::he tn=::i Agiieultare, which have been prCTiOUqly published in the ffyvfTit Mail. At the urevious meetings, the first resolu- tion, viz., That in the opinion clthis conneil the corn ,er?g?,N as at present taken, are fallacious, and tha the buyers' returns should be limited to pwvlam from growers only, '? lw been pawd without much di?ew&sion; bnt in the present inamee the word unsatisfactory" was Rubstituted for the word "fallacious," and instead of the "returns bein, limited to I)nrehaw- from growera, the word wc/:J):n t4::m;:1ITi: tb:t and fourth resolutions were unanimously carried.—On the fifth resolution, Mr. J. 8, Stone infdrmel the meeting o? to what had been arrived at at the previous meeting in reference to the fatem maintenance of turnpike nod* and Mgh.u7s.-On the suggestion of the chairman, t? matter was again ad j n,.ed d re femulum.It ;?s an- ='edw; r ,edM Š:tt'r&I: would attend the (?onneil of Agriculture held in London, in conjunction with Mr. Fowler Price, of Monmouth. --A vote of thanks to the chairman closed the pro- ceedings.

NEATH. BIXSHAZZAK'R Pr-AST."Tho programme of tbe above entertainment has now been issued, and judging from the character of the various recitations and songs, a hnmper house" ia confidently expected. ALKXANDEB-KTREKT. — An additional paraffin lamp pillar has been erected in this street, thus giving light to one of the darkest thoroughfares in the town, a boon which the inhabitants are extremely thankful for. COUNCIL MIX-TINS.—An adjourned quartmy meeting of the Town 4??cil took plwe yesterday, when there were present his Worship the 'AiLyor and ?-Mayor, Aldermen Gardner and Rowland, and Co?elllnn A ILrn j i lail- Map, Player, and Parsons. The clerk read the minutes of the various special and committee meetings | held subsequently to the general annual meetiag, which were confirmed. It was moved by Mr. Allen, seconded by Mr. ex-Mayor Andrew, and resolved the resolu- tion of the Mwk-et a" Works Committee of the 16th Nov., having reference to the protection of the Corporation land, be carried out simultaneously with the kerbing of such land, and under the direction of Messj*. Lake and May." A report from the in.Tector of Markets, having reference t. the clo"room in the Meat 5farkek when after a (LL?-um- si on, it was resolved" That the "L--rooni be kept open Oî\: =; md :he tt"¡;r the cattle muket be kept open throughout market and a' day?." The only other bwlner?s of importance u???ted was the appointment of an Fxntive Committæ under the Contagious DLv?s (Animals) Act, lW9, and Mr. Charles Hutchins, ehemjt, Wind-Amt, a., msdical in- spector, the superintendent of police being the inspector. The meeting was then adjourned to the 13th inst., to take I into consideration the provisions of the ;TV»rkshoiw Regulation Act.

ROSS. j THF. Pitosrscr DISPUTE.—1There is every probability now that this long-vexed question will be settled. The I Royal Hotel Company have given notice of ileirintention to try their right to the property. As soon as this inten- tion was made known, the solicitor .ted io W" the behalf of the public filed a bl% aamery. I WNGHTK AND McMUM-A—At the&ss pett:pe, on Friday, thirty-two persons were summoned 'by the inspector of weights and tMiMirM for ImnB? in their pceM'?ioB ..j,.t weights ..d meagums. Henry L??. of Ko(«; Charles Taylor, of Walford; Symon&, &, Walford; Thomas Little, OfIka; J e?? Wilson, WaJEonl: Jamef'BccMtt.Hepe M<mMJ); John LtMh,I?a; and John Pri6ece, of ItesF? *;ere fined 15s. eub. TU followin wero fined IN. eaoh .—George Probyn, Wert%m; Ilan?Z Pye, R-; J-JJh Jwd". Lmteo; Tud% Wtoe? lWs; IVILism goes; ?M MaUc??Mer? hope; Jama Berrow, Yatton; Alfred Bayisy, Upton Vishw); Joseph Robeite, Hope Maoaoll; Kotort Smith, Wnlford; William Slater, Boss; James Raek, Roes; James Bennett, Hope Mansell; Thomas T?oW>ins, Ross Joseph Fenner, Ross; Amos Marshall, Bridstow; aDd James Hope, Walford. John Wellington, James Garder, Henry Hutton. Henry Wood, and Alfred Osman, of Ross and Amos Cox, of Walford, had to pay the expenses only. j' The other coses we;\j adjourned. Jj',1.a:-COA1' SC]1,){)L,-Tbe anniversary oi' Walter Scott's school ww; celebrated on &.turù".v, wh'?i! the boys and ;In'1-. numbering "bout sixty, etteuded Divine service lit ehur.;h. uU i,, ira-ir new d:oie-l; a most suitable diS('onre WHS preached bl the Ptr. E. 13?twi. The ?cholar? alter- wards p?twk of ?m exeLIkut diti? 0: roast I*ef and pL- piddig.

I PEMBROKE. COUNTY SESSIONS.—These sessions were held at the Town Hall on Saturday, before Mr. X. A. Roch, ilr. W. HuIUl, &-z.-Abriilicuu Furlong was charged by Mr. M. Mathias, L:ph?y Cort, with trea.i??g h. la.d? t ':nY'I;:rff;:wt v?i ga f?t nets &e November the 8th. The ease was fully proved by Jonatblm Davies, -,I defendant linN, i.,I.,Ug costs, lis. 6d.- Mary .Stevens charged Thomas Henry H<>gers, a sou cf Mr. Rogers, Woods-end Farm, with assaulting bar on the 2,ith ult. From the evidence adduced it appeared that on the day named defendant met this woman crossing over his father's farm, when be ordered her to return. The woman refused to do so, alleging that there was a public pothway over that land. Some altercation then ensued, and afracas, when defendant struck the woman with ii, whip.—The Bench was of opinion that an assault had been committed, und tined defendant 10ti., and costs, 19s.

I CARDIFF. ARRIVALS. BOTE RLGT DOCK.—DUMBER C Autooa (;8), 335, Milia, Bristol, sundries December 6. HogbidaV, 465, F.ger. London, iron ciruk-i Rd- a64, Pedersen, London, bajlast Umpire, J2, Sim*, Glasgow, potatoes Bun: WEST DOCK.—December 0. Royalu.t. 16, HYIDondo, Plymouth, ballast 81. Anno, 0' &)"00, AtwM bUL?,, St A, ?:d K.t?, 38, L. 6? Brieiu, "nOLig Ber^e, 190, Swtt, Papwbuy, ballast Rlliabetb, 68, Davis, potatoes Johanna '4;;i? D.Ivi,% potat?i ballad BrisWI Pwket, W, Fdmund% BrisiVI, PEMARTH.—December 4. Merthyr (88), 511, Williams, St. Nazaire, ballc, Pultn¡¡anet (ss), 534, Old, Ht, K&zaire, bailor*. Girl I Love, 99, Deaeeu, Cork, ballad Frankfort ("), 413, Aiken, Liverpool, b.U? Im11'p"udcnt, .a, Brinkworth, Bri?Wl, liLh 59T;yior, Newport, ?g)it Tom, 47, ?hoium, Bridgwat?, light Duke of Wellington, M, Pigrsons, Brid^'wat^ Mam, 42, Baukan, Bidefgrd, li^ht Eliza and Ann, 58, Quilh, Bidet'ord, balkt^v Jane, 4, Bh('r, Iliracombe, light I ENTERED OUTWAEDS. December t. RJn«rf' ader, 203, Jarvis, Kmynia, J. if. A 10:07 Mary and Ann, ill, Richardson, Trouville, J. H. Amine l-'airfax (se;, lJ6J Appleton, Havre, Harrison Brothers John Byug (* 472, Darnell, L" Rochelle, Harrisou Brothers WlUialll Bank {»), 459, Bowseo, Alictuite, Barr'1I Brothers Hr,. Oswiu (r:), 622, Richards, :-5t..ireJ Palmer, Hall, & Co. Fljing Scud, 186, Allen, St. Lucia, J. Bovt-y k Co. ÁJlna, Christina, 295, Rilsson, Dakar Elizabeth Arthur, 99, Belliot, N-tf., Paiot, Gallie, k Co. Joluuwa Maria, 226, Korff, Maranham, W. H. White Minnie Pepplef, 344, Oouurer, Cardenas, :'j. D. Jerkins I CLEARED FROM THE PORT OF CARDIFF. December 6. Albi.. B 1650,.1, Valparaiso, T?-ly?bl? Co. oq? ¡:(r.t)XZ;¡',Oéoquartl Volant, B, H5 -.4 ??t, Hl., M.?d-i JonfA Rebecca, 32d coal, St. Catherine's, Ocean Steam Coal Co. Venus, B, 1,700 coal, Monte Video, Ocean Stt'ttm Coal Co. Bweden (a), B, 900 coal, Halifax, Powell's DuiYryu Trypbena, B 335 cool, Havre. Powell's Dutfryn Cornet, B, 9H coal, St. Malo, Powell's Duffryu Leoutine, F, Bordeaux, 100 iron, Marjehurch & Co.; 50 coke, H. Worms Helen, Deo, 185 coal, Cndii, 1-.1. &.1. Carl Bteinforth, Prus, 632 coal, Bahia, Hett, Baraofi, & Co. Hwil't, Ny, 622 ooal, Havannah, Lletty Slienkin Goal Co. Hiilfdan, Ny, 470 iron, Kew Orleans, it. Crawshay Co. Grare, B, 800 iron, Sarahnah, Rhymney Iron Co. Jeuue Fern and, F, Bordeaux, 119 iron, J. Marychurch; SOcoke, Great Weotera Coal Cu. urc e F^cel, B, Salonka, 282 iron, Plymouth Iron Co.; 50 coaJ, Row- lauds and Thoma. Delaware (s), B, 375 iron, Constantinople, Plymouth Iron Co.

I NEWPORT.. I BVTKKED OtJrW'UD8.-De<ember C, Gresham, 298, Vutdaler, Genoa, G. W. Jones ;;r:fj.O!¡,I:p;one'l Dashing Spray, 276, Prance, Genoa, J. Morel & Co. CLEARED .—Dew in 1 >er c .• • ? W1IIiam G,,h-, 4:¡ Good tiJOpt" J.U,.thers and 00. 1dini,{e Thorbecke, 039 coal, Jamaica, Hoyal Mall

I SWANSEA, I IDIft1IEI> OUTWARDS.-Deoember t, Ripple, 498, &b,,A., Monte Video, Richards, Power, & Co. Lord Maraiiou, 464, Price, Caldera, HichRrd, Power, & Co. CLEARED.—December 6. JNW Bart, 200 coal, Pt. Malo, PoingdtMtre & Co, Hojisall, 470 fuel, Alexandria, G. t;, Bild & Co. X-tift, 270 ooal, Marseilles, G. E. Bird k Co. Adele, 120 fuel, St. Malo, Poingde^tre & Co. Trol. S<L" 165 roaJ, Nantes, Prevost & Co: Fruucoi.se, 146 cow, Sables d'OlolWe, Powlldeó1: & Co, Adolph Wemer, ;¡oo wa4 Copenhagen, G. H. Bird & (Jo.

I GLOUCESTER. I December 6. ENTWKD 1-?.-Fdith M.?g.. 139, Pa,, H.I-, iron pyrites—Francesco, 384, Mtth, Odes^al maize—Active, 340, An- :='2MG'"J'u:f Sir R. D.14 613. Wilkie, Q..b-, ti.br-FAi..b?th 9- 61, Lusbbrook, Saunaersfoot. coals—Star, 7+. HayeN Wedord. oats- -Oli. Br..h'Biddll it?4 g. CLRUED,-Hann&h, Cardi6, g?. ?.?g-M-y i-, C.,dW. nWw. =WrW?Mi?ie, Waterford, ??lt.

THE EASTERN FISHKKIKS.—The Great Yarmouth boats have continued to prosecute the herring fishery with a fair amount of success, and large deliveries of fish were made during the past week. 9ome of the smaller boats hare "in&& n ;Pt:. Ia=eo t:.w blcoj: their operations until ChrietmM. The Lowestoft boats hart also been doing well of late, their aggregate catches having averaged 200 lasts per day. A last, it will be re- membered, is 13,200 fish. THIi: BLOWING-UP OF A STEAMER ON THE CLYDE.— All doubt has now been removed as to the identity of the Bteam lighter, the boiler of which exploded on the Clyde on Wecln zy forenoon. She was named Pioneer, of Glaww, Hugh Travers master and engineer, and she was proceeding down the Firth on a trip from Bowag to Brodick, Amm, with a cargo of coals to Brodrick Castle. Her crew con- nf men, :I'l r; :gedH: OídKiJ rick. Her crew were never seen, although som of the wit- nœse8 state that large masses like the bodim ef men were seen to be thrown into the air, to the height of about 30 feet, when the explosion took place. Two cape were piclced up, ose of them torn into shreds. The cause of the explo- &on will probably for ever remain a mystery.

BUSIHKSS ADDRESSES. B ROOKES AND EDMUNDS, TAILORS, JO, QUEEN STREET, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. 251SOg 7 and 8, JULSOM-STHEET, BATH. JJICHABD KING, FAMILY LrNRN, SILK, SHAWL, DRESS, MANTLE, A-WD MIIIJNIIPY IVALTEHOUSE. ÁJ11isi>'<'tion Is respectfally solicited. Patterns forwarded on application. A large parool of MOIRK luid BROCHE SILKS from Two to Three Goineas under Value. 2566g BUILDING BRICKS, Hard and Full-sized, de. livered in Cardiff.—Apply, Abell and Williams, Bollow IIr1ct Works, near Gloucester. 28"6 Jl H E MISSES PEDLER, HIIJLIN-ERS, DRESS, AND STRAW BONNET MAKERS, No. 18, ST. JOHN-STREET, CARDIFF. Ball Dresses and Opera Cloaks made oil the shortest possible notice. A ehoice assortment of Trimming for Ladies' Dres.se?, witable for the present season. Mo?ing Orden promptly execnted. One In-door ?d two Out.(kx)r Aupmntims ?ted. -oZ4g ]P ??T ?E? ABOUT '"?R?N IS H uw do well to inspect the Stock ef Well-Manufactured -t NFT ?fl UPHOLSTERV GOODS, CARPI?W. & at G. CHEDGZOY'S CABrXET k UPHOLSTERY WAREROOMS, UNITY-STREET, COLLEGE-GREEN, BRISTOL. MAHOGANY TBLESCOPB DINING TABLE, ,ith Doablt! Moulded Top and Patent Screw, from  £ 3 10 0 DRAWING-ITOOM SVITES in I)a-k made), 12 0 0 t. "o.o.o.'o. 12 0 0 POLIS[IED UITES from 10 10 S 2102g N.B.—No Ch-g. (or Packing. MESSRS. BISSICKS BROTHERS, ?U- MACHINERY AUCTIONEM VALUERS Md BROKERS, MILLWMGii,; -dENGIN7MS, gonmwy h?e for SALE the following PLANT, &e.:—Port? enguie^, combined enyinee and boilers, portable forges, contrac- tors rmk, eml wincAA4 mortu aWl?, cemtftogal and other Bnm?eand' pi, t.U-.ry gL.. of ? ?«.i aS) s?M? £., of ev?e g,?eription; bydraulw presses, tuaiing MhM, PI iw, d'iW-9, slotting, P-lbi-9, -4 ?h,.Ug ..bie,?; .tbMtJUOOp'd?.eefentt'temof lhdflg,??d o.*bet p!ant t nameroud to mcnD. at their storeE,' BRAZ"NB, PIPE-LANE, and 31, THM PLE-tilH EET, BRISTOL. All kinds of engineers' work executed on the prcmi^<. MetM -a PI-t)-ght fr -h. JSK7ft DR. BLEECK LYE S BILIOUS and LIVB.R I PILLS, prepared from the prescription of the moetetmtieift phy,.ki- tht P""t..a in the West of En?n.f.Nra ptt* nollnM by thouetntb to he We best known remedy for aU bilious  -d liv, eomph?nte. =the b?;t k. unprincipled  pcmona to impose wonhl&<e imit?ttoM mon &eptthEc Noue < aro 9ftui.. nDtc? kbeiM with the name of the sow maker a«d I t proprietor of tlie original prescription— .M!L3'R?LPH.C)M-mitt. Hereford. C- an be obtained1 thronak any respottaWe ?"?' io ?e _rId, I In 110_. at U. W. and 2«. 9d, "h, .?t?eI?WM?uhi ?ra.Sntt6B wd 0o,. M. Bo?J ,J¡, M!f BOSIXBSB ADDRESSES. j WAR BAN D PHI !• ?' (LArE VIANV. K ERV»S^, TAILORS, MAPKKS, ROBE MAKEES, AND MIT- ITot"t F" BP.I>"l'OL A)) C'M\DrPr. South Wales Dno'in. C«'r.t». ME D I C 1 x I; c ir J: T l'(lN'TAr.N'i:f(T lit :\IHD!CT.M->, L.I. or liltlLt:. witj; ]ijn.k ui J¡J.;tr. -t:t."I.J J-.t! tÀ. i lincturt^, hud Arnica }>ta¿A; TO » HAD AT E. W H E E L B R'S I WHOLESALE HOM(EOPATHIC THAKMACY. 31, TRIANGLE, ?CKHt'S-HCAD, B<tHK? 2M9p E. BOURNE, j SHOP AND BAR FRTTRY, GLASS SHOW-CASE MAKHR, tn, 1, DENMARK-RTRRM, BRISTOL. R I C H A R D W A D L H Y, j BUTCHER, QUEEN STREET, CARDIlT. PRIME PICKLED TONGUES. iHic ILLIAM J. KYTE, BUTCHER, I' QUEEN-STRBBT, C A ED I P F. SHIPPING SUPPUBD. '¡:g g P A D Y TAILOR AND WOOLLEN DRAPER, "2, CROCKHERBTOWN", CAR D I F F. All the Leading Novelties for the Whiter Season. 2424g JOHN 31 A T C B A M, FUNBRAL CARRIAGE IUId POSTINO KSTAKJT&E.UXNT, 10, Y O R K S T R K E T, BATH. Miss MARTIN (from Messrs. W. and T. STAKK'H), reEpc-ctfolly informs her Frio<ulj and tbe Public that, in consequence of Street Improvements, she h. taken more convenient Prmw, situate at the Corner of the ROYAL PROMENADE, QUEEN'S ROAD (TOP 04 PARK flnu=). where the Busine&s will be carried on CHJU^TMAS. Miss I. returns her best thanks for poc4 fevcurs, 6¥'Ù earnestly solicits a continuance of the, 24, COLLEGE GRI:EX, BRISTOL, SOY. '(\. ISoP. -192c TO SHOPKEEPERS AND HA WKH. D A V I E S S WHOLKSALB WARHHOUSE LONDON, BIRMINGHAM, SHEFFIELD, ASD TOUFIGN HARDWARE AND FANCY GOODS, 251 A 252. BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF. ALL KID8 OF FOREIGN" MONEY B1.:<:H.GJ.D.. 424g Å R TIS TIC PHOTOGRAPHY. MR. E. P. LEE'S STUDIO. 8, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. g JOHN NEWTON, TAILOR, &c. 5, FREDERICK-STREET, CROCKH £ RBlX»WN, CARDIFF. I INS A L L'S PORTMANTEAUS Have ateod tho test gf Forty Years I MAS a FACTO nY OPPOSITE THE DitAWBRIDGR, BRISTOL. I All Illustrated C&ta!oguø po:;t frcc Ii{'pl.t>ûc. l An Illustrated Catalogue post free on a^^plkatioD. B R 1 8 T 0 L WINE CO (LIMITED). 29, PARK STREET, BRISTOL. ESTABLISHED TO SUPPLY THE PUBLIC WTTR PER- FECTLY PURE ARTICLES AT MODERATE PRICES. \ES IN BOTTLE. Clarets 12t, 16, 18, 21. 24,, per Do^, PLnte'?..?.? 7s., Ws., 13?. „ StutemM Mi.to4&t. ? Ch?Mn t?.ta.r'). „ Hock and Moselle 30s., 32a, 36^. „ SPARKUNG WINES. BMk ?t.,M6.,6e?pfrDM. M-U. tt- cb..P.g. M., .84, M SHERRIES. Pale, Golden, M Brown: Ife., 22s., 24?., 3& 36. pr Do^ „ „ M 40s., 42^, 46?, 54, „ Mmtth 2? PORTS. From the Wood 24,, 30., 3&- pr Do& OM BoWød ;)& '? 'it'? >fs., H SPIRITS. Brandy—Pale or Brown 18k t# 48& W Gall. -H-'??y r MarteU'a 48,, 54e« 60,- pr C- Other Brands .I. f I" RUMS. Fine Jamaica to 21%, pir G&i. WHISKY. ::r, I Meh. M?te.?. ? GIN. B. L.?do? 12,, to W G" I.I .I I 3??r, pr 4,?- Foreign Liq to 9, fxr JItIt TEltMd CASH. PRICE LISTS ON APPUCATION. Cheques and P.O.O. payable to CHARLES J. BVRRELI, gUTEKT HOUSE, BRISTOL. FLAGS! FLAGSI FLAGS! Every description of Flags and Banners made to order. Fte £ <> and Banners lent out on hire for dinner and tea parties &od \óh< r fe3tiritie.J, at a charge of per dozen per day t^or interior dfo- rations only), allowing one <lay to fi-T and ono day to Kun, e.cluive of S?dAy& AW nagt "t i? ?t-d? f. gt%#Ol?,N'G, Tailor ..d D. ?., F;W ?t H.N Stm !9?p J. Ac. and Draper, Rn¡wrt Heuøe, SWÐe ItrÎd@e, BristoL THE MALL, CLIFTON BRISTOL. THOMAS JONES Begs to announce hi. Stock is replete with the Nearest Goods suitable for the present consiatinir of KLKS, POPLIN? BEP??S???rSf Cloom, SKIRTS.?M. The SHOWROOM ia open with the Latest Novchies In SEALSKIN JACKETS, and L-.d-' -d Cbgd- PLAID .?d other COSTCM'ES. MrLU?RY, t'MWERa, 4- A L-g, St-k of FLANNELS, TABLE LINENS, LOm CLOTHS, SHKBTTNGS, 4c. t'UNERALS COMPLKTI?LY 1-L-R?SHED. 1M? G. JONES, HAT MANUFACTUIUSR, 3, CASTLE-STREET, BRISTOL. mtr A N A L Y TIC A L CHEM I b T R V, ASSAYING OF METALS, ORES, AND TECHNICAL PRODUCTS. PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION GIVEN BY MR. B. NICKELS, F.C.S, LABORATORYU, CORN-STREET, BRISTOL. LoW EAU DE VIE PURE PALE BRANDY JE? 4?. 2d. BOTTLE, 36?. I-KH DOZ. ISa. PKR GALLON. HENRY BRETT AXD CO., HOLBOKV Bus A5TD 30, RfXiKNT-STRLET, LONDON. Sou: Agp.sc h)R Card^t T. PRITCHARD, CAITMFR. M S 7 2007s R. T. JONES, AUCTIONEER, h., BPJDT.F.ND. At the request 0( a trreat many ftiellùi. will hold a 81LE for Wroltu hTOCK, KOItSEf, and CASRIAtMif, on t). figl I-Ar. < day, and for FAT .^TOC K ou tho hjbt tfusdify lu eaeh month. 'iJ!Ig JOSEPH W A L 'K F, B,! SEED, CORN, FLOCH, .WUL, AND U.VSEJM? 'm I M?CHAXT, Dealer ill Hay, Mraw, Chaff, Cliir<;«onK, kc, 2, SAHTH-OTREET, C,MiDU> crn'MKBiwi', BVSJNE68 ADDRUSISE^, COUNTY PRINTING OFFICE, LEWIS AND WILLIAMS, BOOKSELLERS ?IUNTU3;S -l'A'n(JXU: W)OJÙ)[> MA. :«x: LlU,I. Al. A C (. O U J* i é!), 1\ A i t'(' J1 1: la, iyTRKtlT, CAKDiti'. ALL Orde,- e*ecnW under iheU- per^Dal „ t^ndciiic* bv tht j.r« aii^ CWsfi, Q-rtd M&LOfCbtns De.iqne4, No c^ harge for Plain Stamping, kofief Stamping in cc Cclua reduced to Is. per 100. _1: Frmaftwl :-(r. !n:rrL MESBRS- W. AN D S o X S Ml-PXRANT CLOTHU^S ,'5 3 CAKDIIF HOUSK, r'-A tt DIJ 1, Are now Fio"Æ'uJz T> Suv; of vi>- > IV, DOUBLK-B?EA?l'?U cH?rKhfU-.U) OVK?./rs NEW YAOHTIN', JA.KRT?, IN BlV: ;ri:t'¡ZE )> No Credit grt on. thu- No AbaVai.it. (-" EKTJ:nsiox OF PRK.MWE^: T.0.1, WI.N.V. <-»I!OCKR, STUART HALL, r A R D I I K ¡w.1": to inform Iii- C'U-VD.» 4V .1nd ia \¡J he has taken the PrttnL^ nr xt d<,)ll '>nr.1"rl; X'Ui.l'¡'\ ) Mr. I- June. J?.r, Lj ? '?"'  o p r: EDT II r. S A M i; With WV-U-.S*4ect«2 STCU. K ot TEA AND GKOCKKV Oi the be«t And th? pr ^-nt with P!:)r;on.' c-Ay. W. tt'?'?'?'?'???"??????? si•ncere tbWlk. to h .jueron.; L'\l'!t.;m.or1 f.?t; I,w. ,CI have bl?twd on h?. o?t 'tW ho?- H ?ur?t ??'t''??J'? patronage and rt-comjuen htion, whid mod .t? pri?,-q fwl t', H.?jLL, CA?Dfi'r. bse"'e thi Ai. :-«TUARY K • :.r CARDIIT. THE SAUCE OF SAL-CH?, o- JON ES'S LA THNo.t7R)[\;i;ig: to be t?ho ?'4 'I't The DU?ft?KS ?W??]TT. the mo-< ^site of Perfum^ior .i?. ?.-dL- F;" b)- LLOYD'S AMM??IC i;BJ7ifltt&, hr ???Mrir?- t, Teetb. ..d preventing P'-t-? 4-'Y' LLOYD'S REGEN EilATIVK HXIH WASH, cro tM?iLf? ?d 'y aU to be the bet. LLOYD, C'HETiflrT, BJUD-THXD. PATENT WHITE STONK BRIU MADE Jt- >VITHOi;i BVRXING. BODMER'S PATENT u'fU .V }J-li j>. ICK COMPANY COCHT-Y-HKLL.Ti itNA< }, HiJj WMNLIY, ".wrû}o: MI;. Orders to be addrts.sed to Mr, MiUtLew Ih. tlio addressed BE a bo* e; or Cc^rponitici: VCh. jjf, Newport. ;1.0 W 0 R T R and JAMlS (:U.t-!¡ WILLU«-M BHOOBIS), IMPORTERS WIXES AND SPIRIT^ 2, BRISTOL. -KBLISUFD 17K. JACKSON and COMPANY. J lcJ\ M.&AC'niu?RSPci:oJ PIECES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS, 4C. Sanitary Ware, and Building MatoriaL?.—M.irr-:=troe% Cardiff. SI THATCHER BROTHERS, JL I, PfiAKSON-PLACB, BCTK DOCKS, CtUDIFF. WatchmalccTf, Ovtleiun^, Jewellers, and lIuL'1'. Lever Wat<rh/.<< from A4. Pianofortes kr ,ie, lW.¡: iUrTABLlSHED R. C. LEACH, BILL POSTKR mi ADVRRTISlNG COXTTiACTOR, tf, WOOD^TRRBT, (IARDUV, Rents all tbe aod !DOS TVonuimt Posting Statif^i oa Cardiff, Canton, and Roath. THOMAS G. MUNDY THO MAS G. M U 111 D Y R 0 Cr-r¡ALU JS:.rD.a. D <?:tN'a.RQAD, BRISTOL. t7?t; c ARRI AGES FOR SALE WUXIAM ROGERS A CO., CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS.COU^tE-PLACB, BRIfiTOL llave tbe following* CAllRlAGBS FOR S ALE, being the Property of Geatlemai having no further n*e for them:— with shifting glass Ire. bure. BAROUCH—eecond-aamt, with doora, without enoloenre ar head, painted 1aj¡¡., linKi Viiue, &'t.<d with pole and 8Àaite. STANHOPE PU?.'?'K-'?'t aj )y B*?. ?Jtttt< and liM? Wu fated,p?ith I=p?, th?, pa*?t br^Lk, ?d lea. apnm. STANHOPE PHAETON—Gob 'UP, .it,4 blz=k -.th bre.?k, -d leiitber apron. v{&K)ttLA ;h:I, ia g"d ooaaiUoa painted g, woo dra>\ titt?d ,dh ""P" .1?tU, ib, en* okmare, and patent dnu:. cloWsuIrRe, R PltAETTON—cond-haivi, palsied tonG:.OrAd blme. ae^ond-hand. Also "Large Stori: of NEW CARRIAGES, eomprieiDg LanotKa, Barouches (withand without eneloHnres;, Wagonettes, Pbartotw of every eke and description, Wbiteeba(>el and Dog Carte, Two and iWr-wbeel B.t and Wire PbMtons. ESTIMATED GlVRN FOR &BFAJM .XNjt INBY BROTHERS ATLAS WORKS, CARDIFF, ENGINEERS AND MANUFACTURERS oi1 vnJH DESCRIPTION OF MMCHANK'AL RNM\EP,RTNO WOH*. aag ESTATES FOR SALE.-PLANS LITHOGRAPHED with debates at LAYAB8' HTKAJI LITHO PRIKTINfl OtllCES, BWJAD-5TB.EET, URWNI. 1- GAS CHANDELtERS-A huge quantity, &Us?? ?J< wiled, to be SOLD CH Ap!' A A. ASHM&U) 8 FUR-VISHISO IRONMONGERY BSTABUSHMB^T, QUEE^-S-KOAD, JBBJSTOL. M[i CAKD.l M R. :J'uJ H K 8, ARCHITECT, SUft^lVOR, FSTA7B AGIST, NARBERTli. 7 RST-CLAS-1, PIANOFORTES and BAR MOMITMS for SALE 4)!, HIHS, At tuuwualiy 10.. temn, at A. W. BEZANl'S .? HIGH TOWN, RPRBPORM 29AV II. mHE BRISTOL MOURXINQ WAREJiOUSE I JL 54, PAJBK fc-TRKlIT, BEWSCL. V AITFUMLS nrmm. fEW GOODS IN EVEBY BSTMCTMBKT. Very CHOICE SW BLAcir :'GLBit. Warms ted. FAMILY MOORI-IXi, • %IDOWS' MOURNING-) i A SISTERW N()URNLNG I AT ts??, 20 PARENTS' MOUBXI?a) ( (,[MMnt<«i. ?UB" MAjmj?, and BONNETS). r' Ly ()RDfiM :n DRESSMAKING oempkM ?)cn?? 'S{o!or thatd^e9 competition, w'aeraqualitr, w.ri, "<I -«jk the r,. DDWI,'VY (I?- DOSFV aid Bow*rr), C?LRTA&ER. M. PARK StRKET. BMBTMj. EHahlielied Sixteen liuur*. FURNISHING ESTABUSHMENT for CUT JC GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHEKWARE, Of the best (tnalitf and from all the < minent Maoatictbrt-s, J^AR £ £ R (late PB<X7«H B>^ £ & £ X), 29, Wine-etreet, £ r«to). kwg HORLICK BROTHERS JH- (Late J. F. T. Maj.) BREAD AND BISCUIT BABUBS, 2, Broad Quay, Bristol. Dog Bwiite colL,"t!y.01J hf»n^). ..1.58411- WEI CHERT S YTXI(W BAfAN CAP C MA1Ifm,A1, T 39, BUTE-STREET, C.ARDliT. rESTABUSBJED i n •» ADVERTISE A GOOD THING (" — TRY tflcJ1rng; H,ll Gi¡;l! 10:: °Yl)()8t æ stamps. Colour": I-iffb* Biowu, Medium ditto, Dark ditto, Chocolate, Slate, Medium u, Dark ditto, Viokt, K'iuii Black, Black, sewn white. In La<*ie>' also. Th RboVt!oodi are t"01oured CaLf-Un o.ret choice), and com- th rare advantag* of str. nttH, d Nf?,?t b', mil being made to onl.T hy one of the mo- t eminent Londcu i rni-, the .d_U ?r 'o n zi Jy recommence th, ger.oine, -d w?t? them o?" in %.dw to :1" .J1,y odd &4 Thr< Shillings, or vû" 3s, 'id. EDWARD THORNI.HY, Hat and Car- P.T_m^nt fo-tabiiahed 41 year-), 17, CLARE^kEET, and m'? Hosiery ,;¡ov Departments, 1-, CLARE-STREFT, BRl-iTOL. -wig j Established 17r2. THE ORIGINAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICES for Malo -d Female Servants 'vy descriptioxi, 1. XeJ¡,oD-. BRISTOL, Mrs. M. J. Dcw> j, J'roprie" Male Zd F, yAgL;h -.i Foreign Dona^g Srrwauv "uppüed .o familie. hotels, 'J &.c., iu all parted 'rrewt BJitam, Wku Colonier, and the ColltUl"U mJw MR. WILL FA~M~RASKELL MR. ¿.JÎ! A()£ K E 1, L ST. JOHN'S CHAJtRVH^, ST. jOliN'S mig 1- rriHE NEW STYLE OF ADDRESS CARD JL- Printed in btactitilSeLBTSnPIi. ,50 W»  TEA).'('EF.Jt.: ME?-f''HKG ?n. .MW:i"- mKB, 44 Coiieje (Jrwc, B- y?tnte<i PUWAA bv AML X?B?f, $f .?o. ?eta? 1'e. 6t tie Printu g '.IiW,">, "It, Mary. 'jiniJf. ..il'i ?CE?iti?H