The Western Mail

i^lnvriages, anb Qratljd. or N a:>p»* u-.Mjf i.ifl r i is/3 iu-Ad are ''harmed at Lr ':I.'11;1':tll;. ',j:o 1:ll'.rll:l\ h\»r everv ud'hr 10 wl.rl_' an extra chai.;«' '3d "111 *b« m.vu. No n,' of h:$ tiescr.prion wld te irh"1 onk.s authenticaftii 1\° thro nam- and a«;«Uv.«j oi Ihu sender, and forwarded through a soltntor rail ak"t or-or. resj-indent ot r!;»' U.r,:¡ DtlATKH. l:'lUWtYT.-(M th.'l 1, inst, at OvTh vm C^ttaj^, '11.'af S;r--r"h. Mary, rUo \Vii! I.li Ulath- \»a y t. agei 73 yoar^ il >rKi\3. 'vt.» th." 4ih h)^ at r*i.* Ka>t l><rk HotcJ, | Cardiu, th,-infant sm of h. K a i i A. Hopkins. ?: :vfni. — At midnight n;i rUe 'rh i"?t., at 82, Ri hards-terrACn, of typi:nl I rov r. }'. u- .vrvr lve.Hi>\iv. e* les* dau^ht«*r of Willi.tm chief warder H.Xi. PrLj n, Car.iff.

iVlntnwontni. /rWA Yoar.jr Ladi< 2 ai-d ni, w Correspond l' w t' T: .a;I''1:1'l'I;na¡ 1 f.m; tf'hrt:it:I to >k:ri»noay. -KikJ .'S.' i'(iQ.'h' |>Arti<uliir^, K L. an I K. I* 1\ Jice. Tenby. _i*>5oild 4 Lf(. ujl/ri4 >U\ ~\ri>h to nt,?EÎ¥; J;r{:t,fF.I;f:;iQ"Y:.f:t'Ë B wiV', wrlih a view tv» Matrhuuny. >ViU ar y l»dy «»ot j auger than 24 correspond !-T. M., ui5. M i ifirJtral. 4^ITTATT.)N* a.4 .V-in a jaxKI ( :'H¡1:1,l:I:i'¡t:E'; Bristol j ;st i >.iiirIo:d fid lii^rv t ^r and rofcrvn.v.—L. Thoirvis, car. Ui > 1 tV<k-f.T, HClxlj Clrncal. "W'AXTEl). by Vicnr, taiddle age »uo wiUdrett), Ijoei;in r'C:IY i'r or d:¡ a'o:;J l}'t.lI of Jaii' .ury also Raobelo* Wanted as liocuzu Tenetw for san«e pcrio«t. — Aiidre^-i "1,1 I; tJ Xhtn. ,4V j CURATE In PrU.sf* O.de;^ ami of some ux;rieuc re«.iairtHl at l'unt<.6nJ Dtiing'tal; ^ooil Vt>I Dd i.t{:\Iwt;:k:r a choir U'¡11\. Jilv. — Kev. IXivid Jo?i€.<, l.Ur.'uii: k e Vi^ar^e, t'ouu»;dawe. j ^tljolasJttt. ^CTANTED, a N\ n P. i'¡;ru- ¡;, insiri'.ct four boyj, aged from mUd to "i, years.—Apply, iuruishiog full p^r iouiarb, to M. W, D, St. Amlrew's-cresc^ut, C.,ÙI(. l',I.1 AN iuxperienced U?lUy recou ractided, Requires a A n:t1!}iu¡iin Laiiu.— A»ldresa -_I/'I,t, 100bx'3i 'f for Ca jrwent Xationa! School; u:u»t Lv ceniflcate" A i?,od pUcc.—Addresa T. I). J., Irut",I MuU, Cardiff. 166«xlt3 SHORTHAND. InAtrucUon I'17. FtjiubfAfttrrace, Cro.r:- kerbtown, Cardiff: o. euro cf R«v. W. U William. ilicktn tu- fFl), A t»- .iin^i Certificated "•< •. ▼ w a*'le to ,i p t.*a k NV eidi, lay l:*r- a1 :hoir.—A^piy. St..I. £ c., tnc V: ti ffcdLuu. isomcsstic spnuants j GtX>D Plain H<ae. r^uaM,- Hilary, to n.idUe-osed touutry per.wu i-i sowtl family u*o c)u! irju)..Mu>c uu<lers:a at <l»;ry. K te.encc < repaired.—A. 1> IKwvn* ilail Xew^ort. Mon. 16i7x22 Xl^ANTLD iiumediately. in a icntleman'* family, a Cooh. » v or i AA i GeiiiSc- u t v V., c in c«K>k ami bake. Com* ciiata.:»er from !a«t sdtnation r^iUired.— Atltire^. atjcui >»"it> auu «lure S»* fi.lflojt l, «. P.. Wt*t-.r* Mail owpor% 'd n lodlxld C^OMIXTEST Nurse Wan; -d (>i::»le-hamled). for thr^o t chll ireu, the u,.e -os s k»u.. Mu^i begou<l ncediewouian. J I'ar^oual (.h ja.vr iu yv:.>a b 'c.— M rs. Louia Tyb.'r, '.atfcadiAl-road, CaaI;* lo'Jxl3 W'ANTED. Gener*! fcervaut; yood ttuvrocUr: a^a iC to ~™ 2t'.—Apply, after foar, 21, AiUm«dowu-«quare. IioitU, VI' .v N 1; < Srv*nt.—Apply at the Ante* »■ Ca-.iUt. \< A •* ;a.wi, a-i ii«>od Cook; aiao, K i t-. .e'a- ..i refjiciwe, ago, and k,l>, an c.xyenet.cul Cook.—Apply toMro. Arch- » d'* A T n 1 Mount, Teuby, \1' ANl fclD imui* g<jOd Ir.i.eral ^ervauc; iuo»% o.«vo » » goulcbarac.j. .a4 y Newport Villa, Newy.rt voc.d, \Vr ANTED, an exp'T»iv.<; ed I'ialu Cook.—Ai i ly, 1».t >re If Twelve o** af:«r six, at lo, St. AiidrtwWc.c.at, M' ANTED immedi^te'y. a a\ (^oerai rfer*ant.-Auction fAM>;}) 1 1 .MI/ Vow i Vcno Wt KcrV iieip ?f and .-crvRnt kept. — Adorer V 16, li'ANTtD, iuthecoa^ iy, youug Girl, guod char ic" r, to v* atten-iactuld; corulvrtable hi'»u»e f.)» uu o»- i » u. — iPi ly Al(.ha. care of Mr. *»eaty. i'rintcr, Tredegar. i>>«.b.x; 8 rHoRoCGULY w»'xl Vpker Housemaid Wanted In a Gentlemanfau^uy in tlto ooimtry.—Apply to -ioyd, Glanswili, Lianpnaipair?. Carn.arthciulaie.UW)3Lfl L* ADlK-j and u■ a C fT-l T y .Tuieu £ .1 7. JOH«V:i l^' -v J :■ e H- rAN it-U r.. VHo Nnr i troL* I" j.. i ^Tii i>r_. f o»r«> i .— *ith c b ikiAc' jl, i AITAN i fci>, Scverai «*cj.end ^rvauu. Cooks, Hoo-emai n, ▼ f and Nar..w. Go**i cb-ararcera iudi&veiuaok.— Mtti. liuka. General Registry O.aco, Bryimi^v.T. Soutfc -oo. l General Servai.t. Al .> "ANTFF> imineJia!e!y, n „ Y* ▼ aa 'xpuicuied N «r>»e. Apply Mrs. Jcho 8tockwoo<l, \V'ANT! Iu t <;irl who wlii ac, rfNnrseaud 4t-v:' f.ouie.- A pp l y lesion Hou^e, AV ANTr b •• i.. t xv.-ntn. -wl Geoer*! S«rvanc, of Wanhiag out. Another t kcpu-Apply Mrs. C. GooU- "ANTi.D. a General Servaut.—Apply at once, H**ling4 »» Hot* Car»i'T. loO^xlO Vt'AN I-tiL» iniii .••Liatoly,ar«spec4abter.irl as General Ser- v '1 l* t er.— Api-ly. personally, Aoglwy iv aii, h' r. c 15&fxl»; t. 'ANii.l> ii-.u.!<:u*.vu, .i J 'toeiwtr'el. Carditf, u ▼ ? cciiKteotl.rfnanU ncrv^ut. ho can do plain c ot;iug well.—Ap^iy peisonaJy between 7 aud 9 iu the evening l'ANTKl». au-xpo;a.v. l l o-wt* u i id Parlonr Maid no *c.yyouog oted w;»j.y vluiracU»r fr«*ii ^-rAu U t K •* > t^r"CUt*U i ^i'P'y *> Mra. Welby, 1 **AN'I rlD. a Geuwrnl Servant, n^all faur i ly.—Ai »-ly &»: >f v dA. .vv^ CardW. i'AN i'M> ■ i. -i' a r^pe^Abl'3 Youut; Serv.uit. to v i.Kyi. iu-u:rrac«, I'^narth. xlti \l'AMi.l;,a'. i.nce, a g<K»t Gen^rM Servant, age from )U w ^-Apily A l t-, rtwley. Aliens lUitk, Car-! of>ce. S't'l <>msr»l Servant M 1« W ".an, «-|tiiok. aiMl an early riser.—Apply Gladwin, \lf ANTf.D, a good <>eoor»t Merr.mt who tan wash ai. d Jf U u l Mr*. J. VViUiann, 5, H i s l .at t, *\4'AN*iKD, ft ttoio^H V. utre^, wjll up to the f » i.n a^«a reft;reac«s iudioi* sal»lv.-Api-ly Ki jt »ay Motel, Dock -%reet, Ne>»i>ort. Ialdtl9 VANTLDator.c'. rv iUi.u< ^^rva.t. ab!e t» do l'a.u cc .A.n g .— A p l y n.^ Vdia. liknmoud i.t<5a<.«ut. •* G!r!. & b .»u. 17; country Girl pre: J Apply 1<. v#y»»iiiU U e roait Canton, Car- A f 1^"Honft*'l u*<I*««,1 tely.Apply to Mrs. _v » G^rik^u. j l. tttoA.n-roaU, 1.'tiiatUt. 14^x19 "tt'ANTKD at i..v. gu-.i, 7. -rou<r ii' iaVThlTTci.Am^r- i '•' ■« a e Wau? of g'xn i ssvvtAvAx ft iiil cTl\A.> fMe.V .^i»l, y "i.rt H y. 14.>9xlj i f?" :u l r.,ler Uon^ »» ui.u L-A0. re..i Mn. CWr UuwUli Uoiwe. J), r™ lijsxis »\ > 1 Srnam, <1« iV »'«k l!-«y- CimlM. l«i9xM W V J l *"ir 'V• *• ('ill u Uoncn J 3. C'<u U •-m 7 «c S S— -Aptaly I Ml tM V. n- JW« W_ tl r W he. /uur — m l y VkUle Girl General una, h, ■" ■•'• '"J wm- w ANTED. eip»H„m«.l £ ;>m t fSSTSSS. R*v. T. KoVfSr?\. $ & WAfc S ?' *2 £ V'Z ,n tnn* Coofc ln » Mntlenum-a cf reconr.hu A\iklr%* t•. H., i'o^Vofliwe, iu»y, U'^ .Nii |, — — A'Wixl' T' 11 vt.iAilor 8ecoi»l, where Ja- i oxi. x-% character.—H. L., ,tr ■. lO&xl# l n' f,i •*{*4>e»tan.la her dnt2u .can I waH oj A ai Ujy alt fuUhli i a near r *r» L 'p;{5 i h* ^drrotowu, canlut. l»i.0*U *per. u., Blaeii mn, n. vA.tltg^ !a6»'sl9 >'o«lUiwonl u, J8 5 k" u, e''i'W'rae ? ^ftr PontypruUi. 8* l^ieoa Pentro, 5»frbant«s a<Mant ^3!arf¥S. | d IKNERAL .Servant \V,rM cftituatlon; iffrl from tho (.;t; :II; Wt.i'1 r:.1';I/r1(,l. t Lty"yer, SmtloDl'r, Llaudilo. H8I)xl U'T' ATION A3 l'!ide»" Hoiuenuld or Under Nur«te. Ago ■ 0 lo. I-M;rteen mont h ifno d reCerei.cu.—Apply Stepne s R'St. otiice. Aliennvenny. 137?xlO [ ^i ri-ATION Waited by re»;wti*blc Penon to Aneut) k' Iii>a':d or a-« M ruhly Nurae; good reference.- !5.. 57. Clrrkdljipss Vacant lèlnttb. 1 wauu;d by u Snrseyur aud AecounUtnt,—Sv»te ex- i: 1 'I:;u, :(,I, ;I"ii 1-'¡:1.i2: .rj 4 » Nr »k •. 1673,,2? ( «i\U. >r: I' A«' VN'CfKs. •• February uud May 4 < '• l-v -^e 17 -23; sahiry 4^0-. £ >00; •■ l' preparation; most *uoce>Wul recently unexe«ll»i d Ptt.t«|»eetu» trey.— > ». rt..t H.M.C.S., 7, Bell yard, Teuiple liar, K.C. lW7d i;ooci I vori. t i. f :t. » o i y rcfeiei;ce.Addre.^ C 18, » u- 1420xU AN '» hy a Gentleman of goml edti- t: ,tf¡u'{\:i j i li: h»fl twelve yi-ara xn"-itnct in •kl '• 'M' U Ka\l of otH'.e lor hwt teven ¡ ( :I\¿liLIAili:.J!ll;Ii: l"O U" '• 1 i! :i: <i'OSI>i:n r. Sr* The A Ll MXtX 'I¡: '1' I. :{ t • »' • •»■• • Ml, I. <">■• •> 4 u.. v IQ t ??9??nt?, ft?, ?antfb. 1 \l»Al KHY.-Wanted, thoroughly experlenceit Young I I )(L,iii'i,<1bhotu1¡1:i:(1 f:: Ml: Heavy and r:»aey. -l>. T. E»twant?, Hwanaea. 1887x22 VI'ANri-iD. -i.. I'v.irildy <<*}«fienced BotU'^j Hands. Ncno \1 *f iu.t 'iir-.tv; c hum. n.-e d apply. — ( ueenstuct t)?pt'f'y.'<.?uw.?.tMe'? ?"?U?' "?' "?MM??? 1 |KAPKHV.-Wantctl..i pu>hiiig Mivu for 'Dwm Dtpurt- •«' m«nt;also, Youti^ l.udy for Millineiy .Sales.- doi.ei, Man-"hej»t«r I I ihlko, I't i> 154"? W'ANTI- D, un ex;«rie»vo<l Ai«.4lf»?anc for the Drapery aud '» Drt** Department.—Apply Arkcli Uro'du r», 110. H ue Dock CariUft. 1074x10 J) 1; 1. il Y. 1' r.uu-y Counv. l o l in Juinc, and Co., CauliiV. lC70xlo Ur ANTKD, several goml JSkirt Hands nutst 1. ,?ll up in tY A :t:¡;t :J:OÙI}t¡ ¡1. '??u..?"' t?;? \AXfKD ouet. gootl Junior Haral for Gvucral t1''Y:.JDíii:' It?"?'lou?.Uu?'Lt? u'?'i PUdUpj. lko-g,l. H';J., ^n xp.Twaced ioun £ Lady fo* the Da-iS' nu»»ii:s »ud MiUincry. Co;ufortaole home i«u' a; u-ui>eiei.t Laud.—-Apply W. Herbert, Uryu Amman. (t^5«xl»j t? t\)Wt:).? t.Mcft. Hn?'t.Miu??ut\<ue<?- t I'?IAY tit full y??t %21 | i UuchUY.—'WanN d. au AppKutico also a YuHt)t:.?u J Haulier.—A^pty, »catu)g paxticuUrs, to H. R. nI\S, >i"«b:on. 16^»1a:"J j 1 (i tOJCKKS.—w'anted, huine«Ua{ely after CiuUinia^, good j; 1 J Ii.dor. -AHity cv U.rz. Duvij, cti ?et. 1 '«> GIUn'K^s -w^c: ti. a smart, active Assistaut, for I ■ tt t- vt. A ••ace, Lt,rp-I Provision Coiu* pwuy. « •j, 1;. ttiHxlO r1^0 1UONM" >• > l.stANfS.-WanUd. a'J once, U"«,* l J.i I'-u.i-a talio char««r oi an Ironmongery u .d I urni:-h,.ig !'• Mu*t producelii>v'«ria<<a rei. r-n ■< ? .•> a« tohotiesty, i'. V iUt i v.4. audao>»riety.—AdvUese E. A.Taylov, l i .M- a Mou. 1555ili<> |>ARMAll>. -Waute*l. a respectable Person; goo«l rcte- X» rt a >^v photo.—Statj age, salary ic-juacd. l>. C., B < n Jh'ti, IV. 1*41x1$ llr\: li.b. a reJi<octui;h> Young Person for Hui aiid t o.a ve he»- -If yvinallv u.cud; udeivti.oj ve- l,S!;?;1P'Jh:{::IL'liJ:1'fí' 1 lot(yz., neu» iVr Use. b 93,, Lj rANTi;i>. au c HHjileueeil I'erson as ?rtuaidaud t??- ?' J.T k' i Vt i'ly. l^ j^Lion H,?!,I. At'c-rdare. ""O.ll" ^uuatinnsi 5Jarn»t. ') bHOElNV. AXD .JoliCiW .'I '-1!S tV:> > i :«t A once. Si fcood « b r»e i c,„ .raot umi l yiUvt.t to a steaily u. r- <|. a) <> n lu 4 io*or.— H Vill > i » vu ;1(:¡rf.¡! '1iè:;i! to ta':e ctiarge of y. Cotfee T. 1- •utd thoroughly underbuild tho nus.tu's.- vi >' >: g salary required and roteiuuees, to Le r. I! h- v n, Secretary Cafe Co>t«jtany (l.nidud), he'.ii .-d i. nt.u i;an- /">tLM)PER WANTED. —Want»«d, for a Brewery in Cardiff, \J a steady M;vu, \« h <> '.UMvr^iamb ids trade, and v >u!d be willing to aid-»t in the brewery.—Address V 14, ?t'AXft'.)'tt?)? Young Man <t.r the i!n'?.u?'h.) ,l:t¡::If¡ '¡I,f:th:;¡It5:¿ ¡ Vr. Beliaiuy, 10, Mvi" u e u. lytkix'Ja n*ANTKI>. ashuri ..foranUrtice in t i Amor i.» u .• must write' well, siiu l will have y >r u uing the bu-;i- Audreys V 17, 11 V 'ANTi;i>. a ?..?rt Ollice I»oy.—Address V 7. Western Ii T .V'iu'.Cartiin. 1010xl<> (;o'1::l'?ti:E aso i1i r¡Ü¡¡; A^iiiy, Mating wages veuu.red, to T. J., 4, Unlwi«rk, Brecon. lOllxld \17 ANTED, a youni; practical ColiK rv Surveyor am i v» Dr.i ;dy. wl;U retcreucc*. to Al. K., Hr -tern M •. i" loJlx21 -1 .bjut sixteeu. bright, ;>tt. u i n., *i;» it .v iaider a bailor, wait a; te'ole. — Ai ;-iy <u'i,i • v >• lloai>e. Monmouth, i007x18 'i ,:il »' W t.t ijamediateiy, a strong, active a :er anu \«arehouscm;ui (ind« ors).— A l l- l j.. -i. f L., o d.. y lO'tuircd. l c., to D, Watkii-s and s' '• 1042x^0 ¡:;i{;t;X:F: — Ai yly Latly O^^rseer, B-k- :ci Owen, Howell, an d C o >» f; M„ t A\,ui. ty AMi.lMnn:uatoiy. au iv,>bitrlou.i WorI" Kore- v» tuau, ace'.wtoiacvi to n;aki t^ar lead, naphtha, and !i.d;h'') to (:jJr;a¿: 1IfJ:tt:I A:dd¡:\J:aQm.ton mould prefer: cd.— » Apply iW, Adaui-3ut0t, Carditf G-0 ""u.lI. wanted.—Apply toJ. W«jiliiigH,"luniiel, Carid!f. HV;xi9 \V"_AN1 ill), until the eti j <rf juinting iearfon, a strong Ld t;t:t: i < ?LHH:Y t't'.?? 'wMK;J.?iy V. G„ IKr^tra Mail! V 49943 •' 41 >J 1:1 ItMarrie-l preforred) as Groom arid; Vv T t»-s win Iw to attend to pony and car- •• •>-■' ^Hiore d and ic aft^r conservatory ??d <ti Aj :>iy j. H. », Mount Stuart-squ-ve, Car-! d«- 1609x10 i t. a kir!11l,lrlli;1i17orwalli5:;IY 'l.,).f"l,!l: ■■ ) (, :>11,) r ■■ :1;Ji 'p» BAh"" i, rTlilnl Haud.-ThoiiVi.,oii, «, T 1S7oi10 11.(1 :„. f cott.e am i garden hi the s > '■ ) diameter, to R. li. ('j.rv,_r. .V. onaU:. L' ..ri.LVn. 15^'u;9 i!i;r.i;¡;i: i A tuv.iT.-A:'uty.. ouoe, J. Brooks, llitirdru^or. High* street. I'uuin.rM.t. 2,000 VA?S>i LAB0UBKE8.Sjrwi,r GlrU, ami Artii^ns Wttiito-l fur i';e? Jjrn- I LK ({I' Em¡,!OYJU£>ut tor u rasaccublo Yuuth.—Aiiul: iu c.i a u'.uur.'nth'jt. to P. p.. Mml si. Vl-AXTKp, a m M e Morrut and Co.. ;i ()CY-îTtt!: < « -t—- in tho heal'.hit' |' ov l;l:ad. \\wr.h:, u Y,l¡ L. ":udy t; "v I" -ofc> to liable io O ■' :i' I. "dl:,l{" t;I'IUi, pamphlet.), i.ud r.' ry IJ.>«uu.II\ b. C. l lii: \:t: LLL, iiutl CO., Cardiff, hikv. at th0'r Av&Jueiittl'wIit" 'aút!l!1 1.l:tUI..tht. 8i:UDf:1l; of j ti'UB* wtU a- oustoiutcl toraiiaay AOik and tele^i'.tpliy. —Address i., v., Oslxwnc-ton-ace, N\ath. It»9ixl9 V TAILOR, «be 10, seeks work aa Go i ieral He U -u-; lo.v .¿\.1';¿:.¡li to .a. 1'C-I1:1;'l;,J13 Cowman, by a vc.y wm-j ,uMo W A ? hS o ha., Iiv.;d twelve years as Cowman tit Glen l ty:£}\iY,.tJ;YFi{< Eu**rds, (aeu I s:ke, Citerl^on, Mon. 4!"Jl gulden.—A-i o V i? ,.m 1 ~^xl^l\ Au.lr,. A. t; l-v-ar vsc.-ievu toiiec Tavern. 1\)) ¡xlU .1 Ind()(.f Servant; "0 30; two 1e.raÎWdci¡,;lt luonths' .il lh.u .er.- AddrcAi, b1:, a,tiD wages, J. 11. W., l» <</•« i-latarditt. i0«xl9 ti;i:11 r *• r 1' *.reuccs. — Address J. in-.vics ltbr. V t*u p LianbatUeu, near A^rgavenny. xl8 K. | U>IEK\ An Lx^euteo \oung Lady Ke^tuircs a Re- L fu' •' I i"^i*»r j -an d Glove Depaitment. •} 4, •• v '• <' tfdisf. PXttxSl ■" !•> s'wve or Hcvon ii iu a good )vars.-AUdve.ssC. It., iv. 4' v" b K\v: c' ,I, "O'I lis:- •• t' K K., u ••' j ,u -r i X6»xt0 :i l0- clover r and Indus- (i, r ¡ "i:I:t:t,:Ar:r:;rr¡: I ri itoxiC W'ANU.I' Coachman or Gnx>»i aud Coa-.h- *• "V41, 1 rcfe;o:.oe.-Addrc.->s J*4 •:•• "V abroad, as l-'oie- '*•> **ul«r. • t 0THEU8.—Euergvtic ui«!»w of jo.:sm vs> sn.itlw, or would couuawto: » I •• .v u:. j.i wf, incomicytiou 11 •' i kiiovdedgo of luachiuery: prac\tit cal.— .^wrthsea. I0l°xl9 '1'" }It :>('t; !ih-ïft:tsi-t I won a->' .«rocer .V-isbstant ir. tla> town of CauUff >.ix 'fUn' experience hjhQst refereiuo from b;«t eiaploycr.— AtlcJre"l S., S(J. S011U1 Loutloau-^uare, Cartl.1. IoPa19 nr ANTED. Situation as shoeing and Gene- id .Smith; uu- iler»iauti.s implement* i.ud w b eelwiiuut's work. \d- OreM iy. W.. Post-ofhoe, Cogan t\lt <:lÙilf. U9¡AI W'AKTKD, by resectable Man, Sitiution Tiniekceyer or s y »re»«e*vr, or suunar work go:»..l thaxacU-r.-Ad- Ul' e' •«• My^y'ld-strcct, Swansea. I4^lxl^ S;h v 'ut*1 b* » resper-table Young Person in "a «o«xl ch uacter.— Adiiresa M. Davie* • antou,Cardiff. 14^x18 VVA^D' 60 Assist in PaVohouso and v? l>el:ver.—(.. tteas,2 7 IXrau-streec, Bainard Town, 1'wWtl. 13vhlô JJin. AT— ioN' ri., ^ilvcd Ihitier, niuglc-hanikd or other- I fe -s r. i r«.. v. o «-i,.uti«jn as Collector, Storekeeper, i-*00 4 seourity »nd thuu fori l A; ■ '1, -4, Lwi:I.&tt\t, Canton. UOlxlO 1 *1. v ¡ 01 KN l' Inquired by a Fanner's daughter a* Hotel, WiU giro kIx mont i m v> ':mn ^li .*k» hernelf generally useful. Gum 4—1 F"t."c", i ,f' :'i:tre :t:; I,Y h']fl¡': 1if|y. ic.j7tni :1qtHntti. Crabrllrrcf, &r. \-X-'C';lit:cí '1;et;h;vt; ¿ ^d'n liD He« pTratlo, wUl 'rr AhorU, ba open lO! any si1UiJV up"t'muut. Could introduce A fair Sa"ri^d siif'« ooiine^ttoTi. t. B. O. B.. Ha.mlel Home, :s'eWyIJlt, f')H 10^x18 [V f"—^ Jutcd. an energetic Shipbrok. r ) auperin* S ^^••-A^Wtos.hN.P. 81i61iJd lDweac,on s. L1 eudei.hull idreet, London^ Mossrd. ""4 WEEKLY.—Agents Wank:4feT-wt'C-i:Yholet;r I Ñ' lIlMP'; time: j|envl nta:uiie-d (Wrt:d envelope for piI.kUI:JJ1M'eand Co, York. 1001x21 ^il ^irig Men cau earn XI per day,— ■ ». Ad'lreu Smith H;l Son, Manufacturers, Collies- ^r- l^x'-O 'i::Ai- ft:ifvl1 of Parcels in ll'dou K C button aud Co. Golden-lane, AV .\Tt:J):-êÎlér¡êt¡;-¡lan. to imdertako an Aseiicy f(; ArLocks, *0., on Couimi.e-.ion. An aUowanw wfU 1* ma-te towards Qlth:e expenses-Address F.G. BuUeramU'o WoI!Vr!'tälvtl). t6322 ^GI^*Ty ;ro¥'Jb.àj;Ii.1' £ *■ s'nnBufcry account book. l'rospecrtus.—D. Paiuphilon ai«t Co.. Congleton, Cheshlro. 1.:tJQ SOJ.. A(,EST \V<Ut:OII-lj;r-i conu,i'al famous Atnerioan Organs. He miut appoint nub- at>en^. M throoghon-. the counJtriy only a thoroaah i v acti"vZ e jM.Uv.mao i.t»Ji#phr.~K,KlKr«L?c; Q"C,' umiuj.aUe, to J. e.t.:rtn}kr.lh!¡: ?3¡..1 1 00 CÁ:Pll :ï:.etu, J! -Wï-U6JxI8- t-*iR.iiondila alley. CO,*Iio; I ",)1,ly W}IO are 0°' 11 known 1u tho d!«triet. am! IIN.Jita"u • 1 ik-» °»V? Y*V Ull,y«hAt ^<i«*ietKe they have h.v\ In J £ L ^tL"i 2 BIe1'7 Co,n^y j A88# AIi.t.w:¡ï¡;dtoÄil¡'rtfto{Carma": I the i* re. uH»"!»ry and CoimuLwlon.—Avply to «*'■ l»',7t™.„ <lilen.t,Ni »w t(«d. LbntUlo. 1380dlS D:8: Z\st instant, has good oonne-S- t,otl bi Steam Shipping aud Mines, can undertake' :1,' ^vr?*a'4t'A '°r t.Yt'l Steam and Smithy Coa! I H IIQ, "v w Bll\;uU, Advertising Agent, L;v«r- J i ¡.. 9(rrnrirci, CrabrllftcJ, etc- I X'O WIIEKl.V and miward1) may be easily honestly w <md re<>.h:>ed by Persons of ehhtr .x without hindrance t<> i-re.-tent occupation.—For particular*, &c., el1c1le addrewted env>loi^> to Evan.H, Watts, and Company, (P71), Merchani.s, j Bu-minxham. Tht* i.< genuine. 64&1 Mr ANTKO. energetic Canvasser.; for "Tho Red Dragon. \r :l:i:JlS;rW! ¡;:T!l'. vonuy, SwHUsea, Neath, Llanelly, Brecon, Cannartheo, Car-I di'rNu:, HAvevioidwe>u Abcrj\s;with, und throughout South { W?, and Monmouthshire.—Apply P.-i.1 H?,?ll !I and Co., We,!t?'i S?)'Hun*Un);s'"c!r.?? "°"' 4M.49 ?at'tnfi'?htp?. -_u ,N1¡.;Î;t¡,-t tok" H.Í('-Int;;c':t -i-L. \Y t.MM M. "H!);M-? A' pi-otit o?'?&. |ier 1 0 »! H "<. i. guaranteed, and £ .400 can t>e manufactured iJ/()t)\"i: '"l:'ie,h 5Itl,¡:i ¡ 1'iin d«t fiui i.amo, uoed only api ly. The capital re- quii'- "'1. :11:<1: M v' '• •• uvdili. "17."o 1^0 i:\Ki,l;s aNl)'c6XFEt'TU>\ERs7—Wanted,' a ■■ (heal-ove (.fa. Ono \>ho could lint A* ')", n'.hf; i incjts.—Apply >!aker, Post-otllcc, Cole- f..i- LWxio PA.M KM'I:' n' li"" uTHERWISE.-A ""Gentlemsa, 11 .i 'c.i: }iiv li-okeriug. Coal H'l- ■' '» { •• k ri y tvould be 1.L. 'n° ability and •• cU'vUeiit jt»- ¡' cot.t. Jí";¡'M I f I e a t. 1^1'xlO JJt ?n? jfounO. LOST, a m-ick Uetrlever, supposed to have swain from L Ol;i/;lùl,'t!"i2t)tl;'r tir'} ),ïIiO¡ rcVLirded umwers to name Sailor.—Apply 30, Partridge- rtvtd, Canlln. Wi3xU UTRAVKUor'Stiiicn.'a'Biaok, >hi!e; und Tan Gordon O Setu.a bitch aged. Auhwv>'s to tiic name o f K. t c -— .\il)ÙIU'IiII,UU4:: and ivturulng same to WilliamDodd, i'onuir- la we, shidi bo rewarded. 104^x14 IOsT. St >leti, o. Straywl, Creum-colour Pony,—Whosoev.-r J wdl bring tho same to Evun Thomas, Butcher, Coity, Biidgcnd, will be rvtvardod.—Any persou deWiuiug fsvid l>ony after this notice v. ill be prosecuted. OxId ,"TS. SUAVAUD for ea:h Roturueii. Lost, from *9 lV:in:!l, ne.vr Cardirt, Three Pigeon.i, two and kshio- aud one yciiow <1, whiu.-Ap^ly a8 above, 49950 1,Ml NJ). If i.ofcr aii' v. ill be sold lo tUlray ex- i, 1! u 1 ortlt. lWiixltf LOST. Tuv-. o :i \A lK a uw 'cring uuhh of "Du.di hist ,M.en in MiUy-<t;cet. Cardiff, following .AiYur.te. lî h'ttulh,t tu Manor H'!b! t. ';llIt(i;t. reward givou. deUiuiug him aCt", fthb notice will bo pro.so- lOiUxlO GJpa' tmrntS 2.ilantfU. APARTMENTS.—Wanted immediately, by Two Y"ung A Iltl'r;t\rï1J;: })c;bÙ\I:lj W?mr'MOtMt ?"'St?'?cMK. ?'X? L)!!?.A'?" iVith lowest terms, Jtc., to la x, Mni! OtU-.e, S\. » «- !cd^ _—10'.S 11 ^paftnifJits to iut. APARTMENTS to Let; a Young Couple preferrotl.—-N"o* A p ,I'¿:t1;J:-j:r¡: ë\¡:l}tteni:J' ivi ;r N'. <y Wcstbury-terrace. SwsiiMea, Two nice fl c:r. funua;;cand unc of hai'tuo'iiitm if t1 1 :• the Prelni*4. It;7:J '• "» t.t'iiy PurnHhod s h tinv-room aiid Ouo or I ,{ ,k', ::[,¡jur:I:i::l.,H:l:I}i,;j I r; !a. L! uuderute.—Jl, Kas.don-tlaca, Cowl>rid,e- '.t. Cautou, Carddf. llÅ,h:.J hk BUOOK-.VI'RKKT, CAiiDIFF.r,urVi'ished"un(l I 11- ^9 fui uishvd A^artunitit.s to Let; th. i'urnished suitable o4 a gentlciu;i; tonus moderate. 1034x21 1'0 Let, fuv:u,hed or Cntn'n?pjr.t's'u?nor DmVin7. room and Bedroom.—Mrs. Davies, 12, WalL.rVioad, iwansea. I047xli \¥.\ ft'1'll'¡: S.-N' o." ii), VVesYb juine-phice, Cardil* To .r 1A. two Bedroomuaudone Sitting-room. Iol3xl8 ^OMTi^RTABLY Furnished Sitting und Btdroom to ttt. 'I fur GcuticuKvu diuing out 18, U,l- ueaie->ta.s. "1 .1\ U93xl0 l), J;r.Mi»uoKi: • teruaceT' cardifp7-a Wt-u- At-'j r i'i t■ d' .1 Dn-.A-ing-rowm, and a pleasant Sitting- l;-h' <; "Mus if I'^iulrftl; tth»oiou4;h e«v.» .t l'¡uó if !o:li:, J\ ri;, .lecouiiiiuluod yj wall 1. 1:. a. — Api-ly 4, Wi-,t BU' >KE-TER«-r.VCi;, < ♦ROOKHERB'K >W. 1 X7 4^ CAl.iMFc.—burnished Ai-artiuents, with lu hrooui, for Lcdy au:d Gt:utlW_ul ov uuc or twoClontlouieu. 1.319x- ^I^Wo l''xiiu. I 'lrni<hei. i or I'nfurui.died, suitable for a ;u J Un^ tiemlemau; without attendance.—Apnly 0, l^RoN T Uuoms.-superior Drawiug-roour aud Bedroom: \1'1 We^ furuishe«l.—The Cnti, 84, Richmond-road, e.ill\ 14«8xl9 Let. comfortable LcHlgings for one* or two Gentlemen. Hctne c.vi.u'orts. Terras inoucrate,-Apply 13V, tiorse r | 1(J Leu i'i 'i'redv'giUTille, comforUbiy-riUMi^he I Sitting ttn-l bv l rootu, suitable for sim;io getidc.nan or t\.o ft l. end. u*e -t b^: h and pianoforte terms moderate- U L'4, i<ÍYt?:E;à:t;:d-11: L-nfur-I ,v I- Heien's-roai.—Address X. V., E. 1 ■• CoU.-je-street. H()tj,tti EDS\ A(.!1 1 •' 'mn'orub e Furnished Apart- J .in, or Lady audGcutlemau. N'o oths er Jo< ( ,v:-> l.ixl'J A XJI\,I,i¡,fl. \ftlli1p lta a ichi'.vd vic„s.ill i..oc; with a happy home e n mode-rate ti.'1.Uil. jy a.ûdn:ssih¡AlVha,, non Library, Crockherbtowu, Ca.Alirf. 19jxlf; A ^TLKMAN can be accomuiwlated with Apavt- ¿ t¡U'lHd. Howe comforti.—Apply lIdve(kre, J';a'i.1- road, e,:u;ûHf. I \f.3:s¡.0-c-ut"-tó-i"0filJ t'J. J Cu.iton. Cardift. 13'JCalO iSlurlhns-^ottSf5 tu Ltt. l''{)i>'l;¡tyJwrtilli JJ; 1 ext► LhmLran House contains tlu'uc recepnun rooms, six beilrooms, hot aud culd bath-rooms, aJù other otflecs, with coach-hou.se, stabling, oinam^ntal auJ kitchen ¡,(,ulluUB; ¡;,uo'u. 4:'J_crd.i of lan01 1oa3, if desired, .md four cottage. one IH hand. For particulars apply to David ¡ Lawrence. Ea^ wut:ibby SJ'5}!' .xV!_ Mon. 40v7c 1 "0 Leu Viirni.-hed. for the winter months, Barry House (by the sea), standing iu iu owu grounds of uea-;y three acres; alio u. ut^-Iied Cottage. The boiisc 13 roomy aud warw. and is oifectaaliy bhdtro/l from the north-east winds.—fror particulars apply to Mcsars, B. Matthews and Son, solidWrs, Carditt. 499;^ '1 ) l.ct, t Chiisttuas (or Sold), No, 7, Dynevor-piace, couuuns it ii r.joma; pio.wautly situated jjeln l d,rained; gas all through.—Apply .1w;;uu. ico HOUSt. Swansea. lxl 1'0 Let, House, No. »3, l'artridge-road, Roath, c\ÍH drav: Hini dining-rooms, ehiua p.Jitry aud con- sevvatory, kiwhenaud ''¡¡'l:hf:Y, ihret' .olt.l bedrooms,hanging dm:da, bathroom (hot am\ cold watel" and best iv.»\— ln>4mro w, Pjruidge-road, LaI\lUf. IfJ9x20 I .Monmouth, stoae-bullt Detached 5U '€' 6tau'^n«» i" ornamental grounds one acre; tvo-stau ji Htablo, coach aud harujss-rooms, conservatory, aud ähed; house contains dining, drawing, orcatviaBt-roouu aud tudJ, live bedrooms, elreasing-room, bå,h.room fitted, good ttomU4tic ortices. Two Meadows au- jointug it requiretl. 1l6mw "ery moderate.—Apply to Ir. n nee.don, o, St. J\.)}¡u-t1'(:ct, Moamouth. 'I\U¡1:ïIt.: BRIDGEND, OLAMORGAN- a, WnlKIt,.—lo Ije Let, with possession from tlie I'nd of icbrnary nett, or eadícr by arrangement with tho present occupier, this most desiH\t1i.e and cOU)IQO,ÛOlLi )(4usiIJII, with Loadervatory, Coach-house, talHiLl¿, auù other ulltu\Ü.ll. lng:, and oitues, IJroductive lhrtle1L-), well stocked Orchard, l4!n( an excellent Pasture Field of about idno acres. Thu house occupies a salubrious site, commanding a southern »si>ect, and Ik about a mile from the county town 01 Bridgend, OH thtt Great We.itero main line, ê4.ii.&. wivhiu a short distance •tthesea. ihore are abundant It\;uiùcd for the ?ery best ir.nung, shooting, an" ii dung la outh Wales; ai-d lh • ••'r resident!I advantages of tho place are unexceptioa- ul" aH'!y ,t^ Captain T.totuas, on the Premise s; f 4 Edwards Price, Solicitor, bank Chambers, iPfolni typridd. 4^ riio Xiet,or Sold, CVu Villa, Wyndiiam-erosci.nt, X'auion Va.u;; Viuartet-day next.-Apply 4. Ca5de,wåol1, Roath, c <uùir(_I)Ilf!' H ° < V A0 H'H"USK. STABLK, AND li U1'A8W ¥.i, .&J{,7:il'\¡, -ft tiiimeuute posstsslon, nnü} the L9tlnjsi)teiulKr, 1WJ, fut- lHh.l or U u:nrwMhed, U114. HOUSlJ, COdhcàtùll. uear l«i,iU ol(c. I ho búu cont1UI tmh,nœ haU, diraus und drawing rooms, four bedrooms, dressing room, servants bed- rooms, w.c., iargo pantry, kitohen, cellar, and domestic i nUt and vegeublo gurdens, large ¡¡reeolÚ1u'I.Ð. Couch-house, harUtJdd room, servants' room, four-stall stable' loose box, ice, Six acres ot Meadow Land, in four rio:l!l:4, cow-house, anJ •ther conveniences. Hill Mouse h dbwut from Pembroke li wile, bom PCUl- bro U0vi 2i miles. Tenby 0' miles; th" paribh church Is w¡du ..0') yards. The ooutii Pembrokeshire Foxhounds aud Lawreuny 1h:lcs hunt the immediate uefgh1JuluÜP\)(l. There b some good roh shooting with thb letting, For ¡rarUl.iltl:.alïS 'tpply to Wm. Tiioma-i, AUlioneel'. Orange H.\U, i embroko; or to Mr. Jenkins, BiVih Hotel, Pembroke h'j k\ 48** 1) vÀTH-RCJ,Üj:=:¡¡;¡ïâiDo",ëhcd Residence in perfect ordr. 3 reception-rooms, 8 bedrooms, batlu, matured l, awn and prolcn mod«-ato rcut.- W. and S. Hern Auo- li9UecU, CVJdiff. 3720dtc 1" It K 'l'I,ACE- Richmoud-terrace.—Capital Resideuce t. *• I;. Let or SoUL with carly possession. lwnt and trice moderate.—Messrs. Hern, Aucwou«¡fH, CardUV. 'i1fk¡tc SW ANSEA.i'o bo Let, Ida Villa, Ffynone, a ilooniy S House, with good gardeu,coach-house, and stable.—Anniv 0 Ch. HUhÜu, Estate Ageut, Swansea. 4bo-iy ^«nuges,^CM ^iante \VAiVE^a'e7.mllM fl0m Newport, or easy distance ,\? AČ/j,a eH:d :fih\¡):é,: lst;. ilar.di eu. Particu^ lars, with rent, which must be motieiaie, to "• 8 Advertising Odloe, Newport, Mon. l&89x|0 \\t 1'r'ahà: (:;c.l U;('(¡lfl''t. Jlatt ltrttcf. t:r4ur. laWx:d \\t A}:.Y:\I=dorll.e montiw, iu or a Furnished Hovue for iientlemXaui'"a r:.He¡"lY. »«»«"« WrttcotaM. F. G., Jy,drl4L9gH, »wT v- • l«9llij *V 'V i;' /i1?' OV suitable Premises v/heve a or^ei; C0U-a ^Aadr. K. c„ 88, u, ^irimcrs, &c,t to art. *1 00 L>:{''I I'txaues.XVo. Good Shop and Pre v ii, tr,t_ y:'ujciml street, Cardiff. Eariv nos- may te l^d.-VVUijrr^-<1 ^iui,(J1^ l'0 Shop, suitable for Eva, of UU.I bedt viiic.ion8 in du R:i;h; ?i ii capital Suop, with good frouia-e. The .UIJP will W u.:t eÎtùu;; 'tb or Wlwont the llxtuxe^For full 1 rS^ia,^ i>] y to Mr*C< I. &Uh,.t:hc, Solicitor, New- p i>< .wl .vuioonil 1036x18 Prt',i,1 sw' L'aruilf; Lease and Pix- l>Hí;r:,i'1bå'¡ 1i;'f..f: btKo>uurrbhl(KiHJl! .iG' tBox ;14, It-Mttrn uil (tIi, Cardiff. 1407xU "l'()_\l1":l?J:\»bf:f:.M-fjltó A ^7'd|ve11r 1- Nicol1, 3, Pembroko-temije. Canliff. l i ojxld I Let, Houso and Shop, plate-giA3* suitable for auy respecutble 'V-, » position iu Btepney-sUeet, opposite market iib-i».^i n!fr iSip iSiUT ApM 10 '1'1,ou,a5 "'ilS7' .\lALL S!J01\:wrui W'HTdiiient iio'xse (and bakehouse, if t.J de.-ired), at Roath. ltwt only Mesnrn. Hern, Au-^ioacers. Canli j. b7206io To be Let, extensive Corner Premises fronting i 1 A t;bro. J;:i'1r:1-.A'f:M:'°J HopwkVins, Hous aud &\e Agent, Caidiff. 49-J42 01;;Jtr:iJff1t¡jn.; » f moderate reut.—Messrs. Heru, Auctioneers, Car- a'n- -37o.;tc_, UA :¡;r In St. Mary-street; reut jnouorate.—Messrs. Hem, Auctioneers, Cardiff. 3720oto .BÕtP.r g" *JlKiTOELLAHAU^-Capltar'Cellarsi 3bft. by 2 t., J4ft. by aoft., aud Mft. by 18ft. separate approach and roHhll way moderate nl1,-W. and S. iltrn AU' tioilCCl i, t :bttøJntt)t9 tor (9pOal. I^HK Barley Mow, Cowbridge-road, Cantou. Free, old- l'H:tel,ld:bu:rh: t\Ogu.l\ 81y and i improving tiade. Low rental. Satisfactory reasons given for leaving Possession n January. The house Is in thorough 'th'. hating rCt:ntlJ had a oons derablo sum expeuded on it.—Apply a above. 11)92:19 } H.t¡y;LtI1f.I, House."in" "isT' r~ Mary-street, Caidul, doing a tood trade; bent situation. t4"t¡Ia.cwry reasons for leavbl.-ll'lIl)..c. A," WttUt-n .>/«<< CaixbT. „ „ 1016x21 IMMKDIATE Dlsm^ai j?reo Double-Licensed House õ.ër X. fJw barrels wet-Kly Ingoing, Inclndlug lIœuce. flttinfes awl pan of huuit.\1fe. £JO, byeworA' produood.-E. t. w WertJeS r£ n hl«il. Swannea. 1460x18 r^V° r l ^.P151^ of, Fr^nboi.b[rir^TT^i^ol^;rwiti'l tcarrqdiw i' .ucar Ht" Mary-street.—V 18, W*t<m Mail bftlcc l'ard¡'¡, 1679123 I"Ur'r?.Ht F^ HOTELS, SOUTH WALES and wea.kno'n Attf4.(l;lot '1'0 I;ùf'fnt Binall, Free, FuU-Licensed House ,U, an,' Plil1g BOlli;(¡ r'>f a ternl of 'f rears; no' ;£IIU, hl("h mdu<1t"R Jar"a gurdt'u, )'<'111, tale1J, newl)'-Qrccted .klttl. all.y, IlUd IVI1r i>tW'ollelù"Avvly t.o !lmi'b, »u0uir99r9 Ulr !Oøa_I, '1"0 Let, Roah Cas'l. Inn, 1'ello tt'.m.et, Cardiff.—Apply X Trtslegar Hotel. Roath, or Friendship Brewery. x18 f|"Vj BE LET, for a 91 years' Lease, :'as:to J T' T' ''I Cardiff. Ti?l b. 1. ,f the i nearest to tbe Mt" of the New Dock &)vut to be Uu?..l by th.' Marquis of Bute. Exteusive alterations have recently )k'.}u mtWle, nutJ tlicre 1'j uow ample ¡k:cOmlDCkl¡¡ttou fur doing a Irg? business.—For further particulars Pply t. Ni,. U,?rg. 1{l:O'1[.¡JS:'JI Morgan, :s()ltdtpr.An}'t Chandlers, 0-iif. 4?&O cotr.t'J71'1¡t i; Bosiuess Jt"'1U Disposal on moderate t srms; profits b..t XI,950 Yt:H.:I' ..{lI}Y l\_[E:}1'11_1.A_Jco-(utd. Cardiff. 37it)olu I^PRK Donb1e-Llt'("IUICX\ House at <J..rditr. Rent andin- going 1UOÙl'ate.-Ap¡Jly to Messrs. llern, St. Mar" street, Cardiff. 3UOôtc ".Ia;E Doubl.:Ltcew.o.l H.W t Pembroke Dock! very old .J. c,\b1h;bed. IVUtEE Donble-LIoensed House at NewportT~Mou., weii JL situated, aud doiug good Inld., w. ]"niW Double-Liceuijd Hoiel :ï;lt11l: ù ;i sea view, proprietor retiring; excellent opportunity.— A ??l,ly to Messrs. Iltrn. House Agents and Hotel Brokers. St. 'NJ ry str-et. Cardiff. 37'JUoto t)0itsJei5$c ani) for "alt.. &c.; .v-I '1'0 1 f:;¡TOn!SIl,"1I Villa ,I eotlao hoper!y for .1/ltit.t"'¡)jWud posH Jon va.¡ 8 1)t'r C81At.-V 19'1J:r" 1^X»R Sale, good Pai diy ttesidence, 20, Duinfriot-placei Cardiff, Wl'h or??,titio?ru attached.—Apply on the pre- "»?«?'• 1632x21 1^0R Sale, 54. fr», and tS, Sapphire-»tio*.t. Roath. Par- 1.OfJ\S;1:-rti)llJih;t I (:1'. 1410x18 MISKIN STIIKKT.—Tol« sT/kCnVyu Villa and Bra.i" thorno l l ous, Hot and C.Il B",? T,,n m nutes' waik fW1n St. John's (jh\\Nh.-l. GhiM. Roath Ha/oar, cH.hHoall, Cardiff, 1:).\1),11) U" H. PHI LI,IPS' ESTATE~AND BIMIN LSS REGIS- • Ti?it. -"Revlse d ;ui d just i?,?,d. U?.,ti. on appli- csti m. -Appiy Fre i W. Gi'jaud, 18, Higb-.t,.t. Canht': or aM.Sm-.ll •tic.'t, Bru,|. 4i9 I"CEI>IX\; LAND k? I'ARDIPP.—A^xiut 20lots, w.TI .1 ) .drains and private improvements done. Vl'y iiuproving po-.itj -n, to bo Let, separately or iu one lot.— ) U rii, Estate Agc;t.s, Cartliff. 3720^te ;1'° be Let or Sold, No. 2, Bruuswick-place, Swansea.— '0 Vr particulars a j iply to John M. Lecder, Auctioncor, Lawl. Hou»e, aud &W Agent, 101, Ot.rl Chaiiit>ers, 49-97 | > AUK-OnoVE. CA1U' FF.— Capital Residence 3 ¡'(;ep: a tion-roomx, 0 bedrooms, hi>t and coin hath", lldee moderate.—W. and S. Hern, Aiv.loneers, CanlirT. 37205to I ONGtJROSS-STREIX CARDIFF.-Convenient HOH:W: MJ iu periect order; low grt uid rent. Immediate posses- iHOLl.¡IP!Y, at once. IÅ" lluv., A'l-aionoer, Cardiff. 37 I JAW1H)N-PT;A«'I!. C\itLiIFF.— A e-aplti'.l smsll, wel l I A l'i)k:t: l;l:J:- A; \1l:I{h:t:J;' M-w. Hern, Au-.tioneers, 1:;ufHiL :7il'5tc I lAl'.IH FF.—Fr*«-'ho'd sm.dl Resident^, convenient; mode- I V/ nd.e pvice. M ns.ir.s. Hem. Auction e ers. Cardiff. 3720?t? jf'arm, #ra:>tns iLanU, \rc. | W'ANTKD, on <*latnor."»nd:ire, Devonshire, ov Somerset- I, ft shire Coast, Small Farm, or Cottage with ub«jut :>Q IV. A., i M'titirn Mail Ottlce, Newport. Mou. 1070x-"i J Mbf Let, froui ^5th March, 188.C Blae»Vllymi aud Ti? Jl gwyijhft'.h Farm*, contuhiinK upwards oi C>>9 aero* in tiiv I' .srish of hi uni'>,u. y d and County of Glamorgan, 'linj lu»u-e is -itn.t*' about nalfaniijy from Tywlth Station on the Llyr.vi u!i'i o^u.ovc Brancii of the Great Western Rail- vs. y, !'(,r p.irti'. -v d ars i.pply, by iettci, to 1. Rick C.istlc lie-Id, uca t ardliV. "j,J I r|>U I/ fr.,Mi h,; 1 tJ:1! ,¡\:t.' :;tl U;a> M-jssuug-, Fan.), and X La: ■. r mi -• iibout 107 acres, known as L.uly Hill I" .•. r u w vu- parish of (. 'nristchuvcli, tn d b"ing \vi.jit ♦ »ro iiiiit; w t:ie :own of Newport.— For further par- f'-ulavs apply to '1'hUI.Il.i Parry, Land aml Eit.at6 Agent, Newport, Mtu. "rAL-E OF GLAMORGAN.-To »>eLe^Tro-TTTlW 23th » .March next, tl J \l l'ann, in the puri/h of Mouk: ash, al-mt 2i4 I\); rou.. L l, A late tenant (Jil < this farm realised a consid-aablo t owune. under tho jaufoin fti»d bliecp system, for w h .c.'i it is p.ti tv ula-ly adapted.— A E;ad!cy und Sj.i, Jv-tate A|j';i:t Cow-bridge. 1:^98x1» '1^0 be Let, IilaneadK* 1-au. ."i t:i») p.ri-»i i f Llanutrvsm, To th. ,V, I" f atirg of nbo;it 1109 acres ot pHsturo amt arable lauü. uiui excellent IHHt) and ont- building.—For particulars apply to lØ Rev. U. Morgan, St. ILI y, Cowbridge. 49O09 ) I A]'l:"I' close õlg;-t;P:h;t. low rent; long lease t'O'i for lease, stoc\ s.ud im- j'lvvfiJienta ¿\:Il]/.vt'J't UI ¡¡ t. }11' j tllllYiõ {'ll9' Surveyor, Newport, Mou. 1514.19 \TONMOUTHSHIRE.-Farms to be Let.-A few large A.TX and tiBiall F. ?'li" for s heep, brestling and fat* ting stock, accomuiodaUcu laud, aud market garden:); ail near railway istations and market towns.- Apply lo Mr.Thos. ¡:1:\r:t!t1:i't!I!l!J l1l't, Carnases, ntbe tofk. }'>l a sound, stout, and very handsome fob, 14.2' X hands, C years old. Fit lor s.tudie and !.arw«. Suit: any professional ^entletuau or tra U-sman. Full trwl and examination allowed. 1'ri-e X?4, or exchange for jounger and dDUÙlr mare.—J. R. O., Pontymister, N)Lw 'Un\_ 1659x19 IfOlt Sab, Two H'intcr.s, a Cob, and Pony; highly com-i '0 H:ld ,i?rel:to. :'P;14\IY;š,tl yw- 2,, I ORSale, imndsome IronGrcy Cob, Harness, and Phaeton. ¡&jtI'¡i.I¡fnt;1' ¡ one and two o'clock. 10:4x18 .'OR Sale, Black Hor.-«, <eveu years -f;-2, Tr" IJ: 2 • 'art.j, X —Apply 23, 'eõtHutthtrc:t, Dück, c12.di'l 1679x18 A BARGAIN*.—Two good, sound Poniei and T,?. Fiat r.i.g Carts, snitaulc for any kiiul ot work. Al.. a light Trap and Harness.—Apply J. Monkly, riute-ten"ace, 1^>R Sale, a very haudsomo B florae, four years old, F very quiet aud novice good under sad'hound h-inc^s öüitb.e for n kind) of work.—Apply 31, Christina-street, Cardiff. 14B7.W >R Sale, a Pony, 4 years old, aud a Coal Cart, pri.e x'Ji. X A l so, a Pony, 3 years obi, and a Small Dog-cart, price £ il.-Api 1) '46, haJop-stu-ct, i cnart h 14j(x18 I^NiR SALK, go'xl Pony und Harness and Chaff Ma-hliU'; J- to W sol I cheap.—Aj i>!y 48, Fln:treet. Cardiff. l^lxiO \l. rANTED, a strong Cob, about 14 hard^Send T ri..e sit i d *v pitrciculars to Cob, .i f i OfHc-e, ?■ .van<. :xlO 8 X Cathays, Cardiff. 144.1. I^R kïY:f;:1f!ÏJI'\Á)ll Bakers, or auy light bu.sm?is. Pri-e iO 10s. eacb.-Apply i'. Ho!Ser, Commercial-road, Newport, Mon. U3Sxle XX»R Sale, a tirst-class Four-rthael Dog Cart, with shafts } mle r'Î" as 6t. ¿ ff. tr1ctë¡;t Apply to J. S. Stone, Carriage W01', Doc.atreet., NU"port, A_1l'li' AxiËL-Ditëlî:Cčlf¿üTõ!l-rlir-aï!'d- f"Ùwr ;4ö:I;-t u.u-1.1k, suilW, &c.; pri. i'3.—Fruzer, PontuiduUiis, 4(l,b2 |>l*I.L Teirieri^r-AlUb^r'd.riud bit:h, it T.I-I, W. Symoiis, Esq., Cwmb.aa House, ne.iv N\vport, :\1"11. 1440*18 ^ottUr)), Ig:ttmst &c. SEVEIiAL Pens of Plymouth Rocks; moderate prices; S El. ':r\rrCUllh;u);}i.1 t Óo rl: Ë:.r \I: Mdtoul Havc". .=.^==j==== J^ll' 't ^poittng. -p_l, I ^l*^fLKM.VN come to rcshle In Carmarthenshire, will h V* i.h.wildw [or inform vtlon of o()d place for wdd fowl or ¡l:\V f;l¡';llli ¡ll' !¡I¡IJ llHitte. a)b;7 ^tusttlianrous ^aits. f l^O be Sold privately, about £ 1,00) Book Debts, at £ 3 to £ 4 X 1'. pl.ly at V 20, Al ,I, tali. u WC6XK2 SUIT BLE PRESENTS.—Biirgaiu.— K} Taken tor a debt, f.everal Sats Finest Electro-plate com- }Jl¡i16 Jl.sh-cater.. doosert knives and tarks, fruit sets, sets (N pieces) spoons Wid forb en sutl" lueat canil:K knile, fork, and slecl, Ac., itc., all iu leather and velvet cases. ill be sacriacid for ca^h. Auy article 8cn, ou approval, on receipt of a duress.—Fullest IWU@Uld? 40, Poet's-road, Lou* don- 1054*19 |>IANO, Upright, Overstnmg Iron Cottage Grand, ifull A trichora, cneck action; ee?eu years' warranty; 35 ¡;ui lJa, makers piice 05 guineas, fcevml Secondhand t"iano ci.eap — Webb, 184, lii.io-road, Cardiff. 1017xJl APPLES, Eating aud Cooking, Id. perib. Seudany quar^ ti:y.—Orders payable L. 8uc..lud, HundertonGaivlcn.^ itticioid. Case included. ",OJ S;ile, a sHendid pair of Forbes "patent Acme Skates^ L.: 'too sn,Ail for owner. Cost £ 1; will take ill Col-Auolre')ij J. P., il t's'tni Muil Office, Cardiff. lo'.lxiO A BERDARE.-For Sale, cheap, a splendid Stove (coal), J- U1- »>y i'J n., v.itii piping unci bias* ventilator complete, hi liabl,e lor largo room or ll.p,l?Atl)ly to 'hitty E.aus, Aui.uoneer. ldl,jxl9 l:'HI4.t'Olf for Sale atiC4 5rf. and^410s. tmiat New Hay dto.es, Cathedral-rosvd, Canton, ad- j.oini. ng VV estgate Hotel. Cat diet. 1400x18 |J| CRDLEs for :;a¡¡'AIJI'1¥ J. LowiB, Royal Oak, "0: 1427x18 JLIIUR Sale, a Muller, for warming water, &e.— Apply John Long, Airna Hotel, Docks, Cardiff. 14"x13 '1 'LLERS.—For Sale, Eight Book.i; wiii take JL 17-s. 4x1. for the lot,— L Wtoue* foaii Office, M«rthyr. xlO 1'OR Httle, uew, a II Glow Worw" Slow Combustion Stove, .J. upeciully udavtoù fur shops, offices, or billiard-room — Piimaveai, Swansea. 14t>oxl0 } 'tt1Irltf:i.¿:tf;i1oglJ:. loug, 12" feet gli. with two doors aud Kfl complete. Also t«veral Co.ercu :;éU. suitable ,r bi,,rl or 1111, room.-Royal Hotel, insea. 1403x10 JL LaiCERS. r BK.:g and see the Improved ureLtd Scale for the cart,—Grea<ler, Maker, Caroline- fctreet, Cardiff. 967d SPIRAL S?lr= fcir.?3?te, orname at-I 1 cheap? I<:) Full particulars On application 1=1"; t L7.1Iy y'??l?iihll P. Newport, Mon. 4y(^o jtlisicfllanrous ant5. \\r ANTED, Second-hand Portable Engines and Vertical ,y AJoil: .np O.Ia particulars.— Mr. Morns, Biyuuiawr. 1661x19 \\r A;I' -t Cardiff St^rTBo^Vett Shares.-State amount patd and lowest priw to Z. 4-, 47 Partridge- .0ul,l';uÜiU. 17.U VTOTlcE.-To Master tailors, CuUeH, andOthers.-An» IN ?lt .1 A. Wool Cloth Cuttings Bought at U8t k,. Loveluek (I Co., RichKrdtt'.bcet Swansea. I ash or P.o.o. Iy .?t. 1583.20 ANTED, on Hire, a 10-liorse P Vertical Boiler ? Af;oli,W:tt, M; r. 0, So'tchey, 36, LOII"Cro.!ll.pl, Va-nUh. 413 MILK.- Wanted, Ten Gallons Fresh -MUk(jõ9lf' Severn-road Canton, Cardiff. 1499x15 ANTED, Second-haud Bagatelle Table, or Skittle Bagir f? telle. State si*e and price,—Address U 21, H'eMern Alu, Ûaron,. Had8 EMP1Y PETR_ OLEUM BARRELS.—Wanted?fur #xdo7- tation, empty Peuoieiun aud Beuzollne Barrels in larse orsmall quantities; carriage paid.-Forprioe, ka., aply to B. Harris, Albion Wharf Cooperage, Bristol, who, being the largest exporter iu the W-t Ir I .,d .a South w.i, u ..1\¥ay I t h¡gt market price. \VA^'TEU.—American petroleum aiabenzolinebarivi s fur »» e*i)ort. Highest prices Klven by P|-i« and Co., Wellina■* u Street. sw. W"Ti,'I"tit, and Soda Barrels.—Dobe^rT^U and Dry Soap W*rl.. tSraiif. 44 31; I.lTj.;AIII BUIUiltS !—Wanted, loTODO Blrty B«U«n ïe o .U¡.-u(,Clr'e l>Obll. ClIem cal W.rkø. t.mltf. iHtscrllautotts. C;¡ffr r:ieyt: šiii,i::{i.ic Lif 11, 1, can get suited at una- «t 2. Jones s. ,t'B." 1,?l, and Canoe Builder &fJ. North Dock Entrance, Swansea. Boats aliw2a3yds eSiu "sft^ockk ^ami P.? »' ""KJoa,. 5,000 H>^ILLS,M8s" Business Cards, rr'VVyr KB(iM.lhhi»adi;», Memorandums, 5s. 6d • ftooo Aicalie! BnaSl ^uchine PrinUcg'Works, ] 1CKNHED Victuallers' aaperior bright glass Bottbw hair Vs* t™ Oold iHbeis keptiu k l dll 1:IIthfi:lli11 J: 6l'9- n \)T:! &;t!j''J'"foplt- 'i:h"\ tl'JUlcr, t:lurclIco-plSt't\ Newwn BrHle, Mon. 151x13 J AHfES" and, (.ientleuren's Cast-off Clothing Purchajiwi c^- illiS5Sa te'IJ\e:1.nr :-Æ¡: to. AU orde.. pun¡ 1- á)Ü;S'nd.lio,;u.¡¡.¡;¡;o.- 0"'1'011 Glolhln¡¡ PurchaJed b7 m,. J-    ?t- (Ied o In lo."U &nd cuntry. W71 ABKS°^tfK^ !rom Legge.SuUptorAber.l^n. 478W S'I'R- _2i ?,d; chõrïtWõf A-13. fi. Stauffer Stmk%,t?ll Loudon. 441.01 W,?%Tl:i ?t i -1. GE¥:If-ï::t"fh' and x Beer, C-Un-??( 41, N?76fD TO THk for C;:of Beekš *^7 ..d P.t..td Art4d. pted 11 -1ld ladf** amI .uU_ BUn»W-M. & 0. Steo^el] :Vl:r, :I'o: :Jlel':¡i InfiUar, e:li klud"-1ohn te ■0kUs-ff, AII.eI- c^SdiW 1110 A*rt"n'to»> Hou«s, 17, Aniol- C-'ÜÎAFF:OUTTERiI, Turnip t-, C,?k. (ÎM -d B-. MIU, Plolli'ha, Harro. I'Dpro. Hbeer Hibi.rrt,g 1T77zft kc.,Jtc III tmted GF SCOTCH OATMEAL. Fresh amSSTSSIir Vir Canary, HempI Sp.y Lil. Ig?. and allk™of -U2 t 4*. per L:i ,Firi JV UMll?b? bert, ? U?Agri?.1,.4&f,21 .:Mirtnant.ottø. I ¡;cAI:íØRÍAN" BtCYOLKB ?AND??RtOYCLES. 15, CROC'KRER 7! 15, CROCK HER8TOWN. CARDIFF, and WOKHH. roN PRIIID. 4.,hi,??, 61,d A?-rl- at .11 our Arendu. Aberavon J-h" N. Smith, Irenmouger. tVn' 1:)ljJ;a:treet. Haverfordwest John Cole*. Th.dB?idg.. ]_S?)y ? Otogt S.°&u!e. M?rin?..tMt. at:1, j:e.ur¡7::e:b'eet. P?br<;t<- bock". '? Wm. An?' T''??X'e?e? ?' °0:: 'fhl;) )i6tk:f: Tenby John Evans, Htph-street. LONDON' ? ? ? ? ?: u!)'P. L?eu)?t' tS?.' M. Bros, are F.tr. of evenr requisite. Machines ex- ciiauged. L1.d ,f o.? of the Largest Stocks f N- and becoud-hand Mul?ii u in the Kingdom, Oub Stamp. Discount for UAn or E\sy Terms of Pvymrhp. 43M0 ilRoneu te irito. .— .£2t£til :fiilt.ifir¿:Ûi: within the Borough of "IT at & per cent, .y.bi. by weekly tu°'?e??'u? m U« ??"?'?"??S''?* 11,?e,l ?YA,, koMr. S. j Davies, Secretary, Car- S" "'{'?t''°*'? ???"?"'? '?'.?K?f; 'i?e HtM, C..rdUJ. Larger mui? by arrangement. Trade Bill. Discounted. MR. S. J. DAVIES, F.nehtA?nt.No. 1, The M?yM, C"ÙiW, 4B IMPORTANT NOTIC'E.—The W?,t f England l oan ,?d I A-'t\f.i;,r.k7rt3;ij¡1:iio,'l I from X5 to £ 500, on personal security, plate, diamonds, stock- i.-tr.d?, 41., With,?ut Bills of ?)?. ?'? )&?) at a very Jüw i-ate. Advances made on dcul.. without any ?-°'??' Th,- ?'?o"'p?y 'Ms '?n'?t-tXh'? ?t'? 1856.-Pri iLt? A,I,i?, f Horn*, Charles- Htre"t,<>i.liH. 44623 MESSRS..IOjIN p. HAUVEV nad'eo. have iíb't to placooa Mortgage the following huiiio: JB15,0«k) at ?i?r 'un?' /J20.000 at 0 per cent., '? ?,?'a'[ ?th?' smaller sums at various iuterests; also large suui.» to Corporations r1 uf: Md'T)tl{ri? tj?)3'0'm?,°?,"??: ttreet, Swansea. 1248d A-, street, Cardiff, are prepared 1. Advance d to £ 1,000 on good peiNoniil security, aiiuuities, reversions, 'Ac.. 38941 4* IIW to, £ U>.0W ready to be Advanced on geod U;»se- £ '? "'?°"' or "?'? ''??.-°M?X' Hern. Au. ^onct-r ^n .i Accountants, U.IditV. 3&JU £4.á,(}O() li¡;'1 :,e:io71Io  ^'W^rty, 111 sums ef not less than £ 1,000. —MV< essrr5 .Hi vrn, Y tinauciul Agents, 1t. St. MAry-street. Car- '>• 1\Iõxf;"y U:XT Wm!HlT SURUTIKS ly tho .LU. NATMNALDEPOMTBANK. Lonùo/l, lb and 7, Russell-street, Cmeut Garden, London.  AI)VA?N(!I?:.l NIADI? t f?? notice, from ?"' to £:4.CW, ill iown or Country, to male or female, un note of band, shares, warrant, bonds, uiortguge of furniture, tod't planl, crops, farming implements, steam la inches, yachts, and barges, without rcmm'al. Aho upon IiÚ policies and diHjds îro:u £ 5 per cent., from QUe mouth to fifteen j eai.«. No Ruivtics or feed required. Aneard of rent, execution, and debts jiaid. A. communications UlLtl private. S'ate I amount rt:1,ured. kotWP1/8 WHEATLEY, M.UM:?. '1'F.CUL,NOT'jIi.¡L;l,¡¡;i¿., letvlll wine*, spirits, carriages, carts, vaus, and every t;ffr¿n f1)Ck:Ir::Æ' ;;h ;a liliural advances made upon same. Part goods deposited r rjd I titIL;Illet Pè\0!tt:Ot No publicity, J he "'arholwes covr five acres, With dry and dean sep1arate lock-up r(K»ms. The Ad??.L?e?l X2&0,t-?O per Annum. Established 1j7, 4H9¿¡ 2iS^agon0 & €CU? lttqm¿tttr;.1 'I¡'OIW;jU¡I(I; r,')LÚ;;(iŠ'l;Ô(;K: Ctli¡PAX>I ? (L.m?t). -<Mm? AND BAB/, Agent 3. Pear- .0.1 H?. D?ka. UMditf.-AUkimh uf ???.nt&.?i- land NVa^nns for Sale, hi,?, or Redemption P.nv l i-i-e. Kapairaig Contracts undertaken. Cash aihauv-jd on K- 1 ul'»i stock. ?*A[L\VAYrWAt?'S.-Ten'T.i.?r(i!?'.i:?.\ t.r At- redempvion hue; 23Eight-ton G. W R redemption or simple lure; »0small Wagons, suitably f lroi-woiL'' coku ?eu?.tc.hc?p.-At.?y All 1.?? and U.?y'. Doct: 'f?" lill. { ??'-?'??'' -"XS?-K.w'.m.r ?.K?Md?. eight, and cen-toi; Coal and Miueral V» «gcons lor Sale, Hire, or Reoemptiou Purchase.—Apply to J. h. Nicholas and Jo., Hailway Waggon COII{Itolb, Cute Dj':ks, C"rtU¡\. 23l4d iBatljincti), Cools, for £ >alr. A4rANJ'F.l>, a Second-hand Loco. Traction Engine, ab^ut ,\r ?-h.).. Mt.t?i?ti.?e; we?),t?'°u?"l ?"S'c?'?'? 2 «♦ tons.—A*pi-ly H»eiidr.; f?te and U?tdiug MatelÜI W"lk", Peucoed, near B*ulgend. loOOx^S A-iJAUt hl,)'ilIIJ;hë ù UOriZOutll .SteaiiTijigin.-s I ?f ?' ?t'u?'h ?'???"? '!fh.:ct..Mt. 9i.h. wall ,iu. face, spur driving wheel on crank shaft, Oxt. Oin. by 2 J;u. pli «0v*™or equilibrium valve, Cln. ftop ?e/ tH?h' '?i "'¡}to, ?. Cin. exhatut ?',?'. ?t. "?' ext?.t ,?; ? .? .tin audS.uithur.t.-At.?y Western w a 'JI:\ S\itlJ:;ü ::il: lf\J;l \i;tr:t):kÑír [ NJcholas-strcei, l>ri8tol. 4J6l7  «?»rf.cs.6ft.by 3tt. Oin.and 4fc, Oim t ?t l,y ?'' bill.; ubo limber TrotHM and K.h. t'ut? )M,.k'j l.. atent Bautl SuW, 2ft. Oin. ?'t'" '"? M?Mfor<unoi Patent. (k:lu:aI ,)viner. by Püwj:) and Co" 40 P'fw 12 Indlfg. uitif^thi?noiu57i 'lH O£ f?i.il.a^n.i.Oo, B- ori. ng aud M..oulding ?'" Patent V"111 V0141* ^ct*\ Slroi^r Hemh, to t.,ko 42iu, saw; ?.? 1 i,a tout*, DiouM»o-ueal L ramo, chain food, 18in. by 6iu. e;1çh to.u) ?i:h ?U.?..Miktut; ?M. 4c., "'I tAl to 'OOlilli IJ' tfillt(I¥Y &é'n;et(i::r. 3, Nicholas-parade, NiohohMj-gtreet, Bristol. 49S43 l^O RTY Feet Waddle Fan, (;ùlupíe'e:ll":IIõiîër¡ l uinps, 1 rains, PuBers. HaH, tuuintitv suinlus ?.ant??'D.?'&.? Ueathfleld, Poutypridil. 1413x19 1'?" Sale, a Ten-Ton ??'?''?' W.i?.b.M. erlU4a t. XJe;'i'l!!j:re 41¿:I:h,Cí¡1 "1TERTICAL Engine and Boiler, about 4 lK,r«e-Dowcr v nominal. Suto where can bo seen, and lowest /rit-e f«»-  dy^vored iu Cardiff.—Vdclreeii ?'?? Mail Ortie-o ^1}t! 49003 li'Óleõr¡lire:I-;õ1.1r (,oCowotlve Tank Kn?Mt: IM? .J.: c)'Underti,-r() fuB vankuhu' apply to makers 'ihoim.i ?.td.(Li?).?,bS Iron :mS Brass Foundry ■■ud t.u);n.eMins Works, Newport, Mon. 46ija El b!. Tt??tion F.E.??m?Me?'.r?t? J-J uc portab!6 tH11jtUt or roù IOJ'Jr.-FuhUng alld Piatt Gloucester. 4uai4 ^IITISTIC FURNITURE CATALOGUE, ILLUSTBATED-JCST PUBLISHED. A NEW PUBLICATION, Containing all the latest deigns in Artistic and Fashion- aWo Furniture. It is not only the ntwest work Uevottd to this subject, but is. without exception, the mon reliahle guitle to those furni3hing or partly rCIJewillg their furniture. Being genuine Manufacturers of Art furniture, we, therefore, draw attention with great con- lide to this Catalogue, as each piece therein repre- sented is throughout made of the best material and workmanship. The "Daily Papuks" speak of it UIUWihlOU51. in tho highest terms of praise, a few ex- trilth ot which we compend. The I?W Chronicle, of Bept. 2S, says The 00,,1< is it model of what IlICll a publication should be," The Enter r"tt,, of Sept. 29, says 1'lie ?'??'?"'?'?'?K? "pca?i;M't't'atic and dOllwt¡c furniture that we have ever seCB has just been issued by Messrs. Smith ind Co., of Bristol." The Somrst!t und CQunty Ga:ette, of dept, 30, says ?'i?'<')''?"h.)''?'"?'?? 'f '? "f' ""? '?'3- trated m rh" highest style of art at every page." The C'tt?t? ?'M?rtt ?a);, ot Sept. M, saysi The illustrations embrace very fHylf of furniture, and I display an artistic taste which tells vfr? fw?r.?!y for the progress of domestic art iu this country, arid at the tame time "lace. this euUrprisiug th'm i th, front rank of un exteusive aud important industry,' The GlouCftF.r M)'«)e;e, of Spt, 30, says "It is of o most comprdumsivo character, awl that by Hie tudy f it< e..utente the diMeutty of furnishing may be rcdueeù to a minImum," Thc C?<M.<n- Journal. of Sept. 30, saysi It w.n prove a valuable Plt, the ?nxtouf, and oftej,.rd.??. task -t furnishing." It The hurnstaple Ti,,??.. of oct. 3, says It is without doubt tlie handsomest Mt'?gue in the trade we have ever seen." -tulugut! ill the ,]heJJ,.(stot 1'1J¡tt:S and Mirror, of Oct. 6, says■ "It .hows not only the spirit of the publishers, It givc3 e ime Me? of the exten?tve rc?urc?"' oi their ëYea,1:U: i;Iv:neIY t\i\:e tbe goods thuy produce.; tr The Dail!! Press, of Oct. 6, says The catalogue is it really artistic production." Owing to the avidity with which parties In the trade obtain ?Ui, ,(,g.? and in (h .)r way attempt toimtt?tuedM)g..B-weiMfe deeded in this c?.to make a charge of Is. 6d. per voiume (to be ?compatil?d byt he usual 4o«a fides), which amount shan he allowed off the fit IL purelia? of gud., 1.0??" .-It. gMITH AND QOMPANY, ART FURNITURE MANCFACrURERS, 13, ST. AUGUSTINE'S PARADE, 4889) BRISTOL. T EETH ITE ETII! TEETH. Prize Medal, London, 1862. Gold Medal, Pari,, 1867. M R. K E ALL BURGEON DENTIST (25 Years' Experience; 15 Years In Swansea), 100, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA (Just below the Great Western Railway Station), Beg. to Intimate that he can produce a perfectly fitting Bet uf T?th in one clear day. The very but work- aiamhip guaranteed. Painless Dentistry 6v Gas. 80te ?''?'??'"&perTuo[h: Upper or Lowo-to rom fsvo Giiine?w? REALL'S TONTO AND NEUHALGIO MIXTURE. Bure and Speedy Cure for Neuralgia, l'io Doloreux, El'cunis, rootlinchc.andall Kcrvoui Palna, Is. 1 id. and 2s. 9d. per Bottle. Through any Chemist. Coleman, Cardiff; Young, Newport; Unvman NI'C}!:I: ca£i': :.r;;j Mreâh. 38181 EATH AND g O N S, (FROM BaOADWOOD'S, LONDON), AGENT FOR PIANOFORTES BY BROADWOOD, COLLARD. ERARD, KIRKMAN, AND ALL THE BEST ENGLISH AND FOREIGN UARE110. AT 26 PER CENT. DISCOUNT FOR CASH OB ON THE THREE YEARS' SYSTEM CHEAPEST HOUSE IN THE TRADE. 12, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. Illustrated Catalooors Post-frkb. 47650 FOUR FIRST-CLASS prize MEDALS JL (Vienna, 1873; Paris, 1878; Sydney, 1878; Melbourne, 1880) Have been awarded to the ANGLO-BAVARIAN BREWERY CO., SHEPTON MALLET, Foil the Purity and General Excellence or thiib ALES. SPECIALITE AMBER ALE, Is. 2d. PER GALLON, As supplied to the Carlton and other London Clubs. MILD ALE FROM Is. PER GALLON. Price List on Application. AGENTS — J. AND; C. SANKEY, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF. 49912 Bill PWTINO.-PHILLIP R. JAMES, ?J TKEOBKT. having taken to the business 0 IMr. AtfredJ.Jonet (late of Treorky).uBtLLrOBTER and Khondda Valley Crier, trusts that by strict attention to business and fair prices he will merit the support and patronage of all. Rents all tke Principal Posting Sta- tions in the Bhondda Valley, 24924 CARDIFF ADVERTISING, BILL- %I POSTING. AND CIRCULAR DISTRIBUTING COMPANY (LIXITICD). OFFICES: CHUBCH-6TKBET CHAMBERS, SECRETARY: FRANK H. SIMPSON. Beet Permanent P8It¡;ïj;tlono In CRfilllf Uld Velghbourbood. Contractors for all descriptions of Advertising, Circular Distributing, Ac. ALk orders Drouiutiv attended. B. E VANS AND COMPANY'S I great SHOW OF REAL SEAL JACKETS, fur-lined CLOAKS, FUR CAPES AND SETS. REAL SEALSKIN JACKETS, 36 inches Long, £ 9, £ 12, *14, ? ?m, ?1 to ?0. inches LonK, ?16. £ 18, i:? to &40. 42 inLhM Long, £ 24, ?28. je!2, ?37 to £ 40. liUAL SEALSKIN DOLMANS. FUR-LINED CLOAKS, R?,bbit,.tl4/11,1 24/6. 29/6. :,a¿tlJkl:n',1t¡., 3,?6 to 41?l-. Musquash, at 59'B, 72' 81/ MquiD'e! t?k, at M/C. 11G, u3/ 70/ 84/ Grey "qulrr.l. at to, t6, t? )9! CS 8s" .cIO, SHILL)RE.N,6 FUK-UNED CLOAKS, IN ALL SIZES, FROM 8,11. FUR CAPES, From 10 to 18 inches dt-pp in Hack and Brown Rabbit, 6/11, 8/11, Greenland Seal, 19,6, 24 6. to 16/ Opossum, ION. 21; to 3i 6. 3JíO to 63/ Sable Capes, from jM to 12 Guineas. FUR MANTLE SETS In Opossum, Mu<f|uash, Rabbit, Greenland Seal, B; A LARGE AssoliTq ENT 11 FLII(BOA9 AND MUFFS, LADIES 1'1'U IIAN'D-UAUS. MUSQUASH AND HEAL SEAL HATS AND DONNKT8. SPFCI, L NOTICE. B. r and Co. have BOOTH & FOX'S REST DOWN QUILTS, which ;e b,i.,g t B. & F-'a List PlolCE LISTS OS APPLICATION. B. EVAKS AND (j0- NVANSEA.   U A S S AND o S ^LLSOPP AND gONS', AND OTIIDU BURTON ALE BREWINGS. |' Prices, la., h. 2,1., Is. 4d., and Is. 6d. per Gallon, of I^ULTON, jpyJXJ.Oi', AND ^JO., CARDIFF AND PENARTH. CHHLSTIAS J^r O VELTIES AT THE JUWELL AND GUTTA PERCH A WORKS (U.MITED), 27, DUKE-STKEET, CARDIFF. INDIA-IiUBBKlt AXD OTIlEII TOYS IN IMMENSE VAlllr.Tl, ALSO FANCY ABTlCI ES SUITABLE FOR THE 8KA»->X. WATERPUOOF OA RMKX TS, tn?t)te'<.wSty)t.9.forr,.Ji? or Gentlemen. The LU't5t Slock in S.nu h Wales toedect IVoni. VALVES, PACKING, ]!OILP".ll JOINTS, WASHERS And aU Requisites f, Stationary Kngiiu-s always on hand. Qy DUK E-STREET. ?ARDIFF. l?i OXFORU-STHEt?i', SWANSEA, WORKS:— SALFORD, _\L A N C II E S T E R 4ô7 IN 0 BETTER VALUE CAN BE OBTAtXED IN GOOD AND ARTISTIC P U E S I T [J R E THAN AT i.,rE OX.D-E?TABLISJIED BUSINEig OF LEWIS, Lata BESNE T T, 19. HlGH-STltliF.T, bWANSKA. TIt 0 -11 A 811 E A R D PROPRIETOR. rHP LARGEST STOCK IN WALES. INSPECTION AND COMPARISON RESPECTFULLY INVITED. 45C62 SPECIAL SHOW OF BALI. AND ►O EVENING DIIKS3 I'ASHluNi. CAVENDISH HOL'31-J, ClIIILTEMIAM, to-day and following days W' "pcdal lil.plav oi the Itlt forties in BALL I. VF..Ni.,(i COSTUMES *t? ROBUS, EVENING DRU3S MATERIALS in all the newest l ints and makes, DUIisS i-XoVVJihSaml Choice ??nK "M t'LH?E )?. OPN?A" ?L?A??,?'? .iX RW ;¡IÑ.;? :.1al et.' at:: i\ In White, CraU1, and Evening Tints, much under value; LAOIXjOpDS. real Lace ENJNINUGLOI'LIS, Sketches of the New Costumes and Patterns of all k 1)?,?i. g Dress Matcriab supplied un appliC4thm. The Dressmaking Departme nts arc efficiently organised fm' the pnmlpL and tasw(ul ex(!t ,f orders. 49712 DEBKMIAM and HEWETT. 0 II R I S T M A S PRESENTS! CAVENDISH HOUSE. CHELTENHAM. ANNUAL SPECIAL SHOW OF FANCY NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS. TO-DAY AND FOLLOWING DAYS. Comprising an Im.nense Variety of Ornaments and Gsdul Articl9 of all kinds, Japanese CUI'iO6iti?S, Toys, DoBs, 3ames, Albums, Mirrors, Musical Boxes, &c., &C,. "II offered at very low prices. In the Furniture Department there will also be a choice lisplay of Fancy Cabinet Furniture and Artistic Pottery and other decorative articles suitable for th ee&$Ou. Full uet«ils hv Post on application. 49713 DEBENHAM AND HEWETT. TIIIS DAY. DISPLAY OF NOVEL AND INEXPENSIVE AITTISTIC IA, URNITUILE, SUITABLE FOR cTIRISTMAS PRESENTS. OPENING OF NEW PREMISES, rjlllAPNELL AND G ANE, COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS, 0, CROCKHEliBTOWN, CARDIFF. rbe Extensive Showrooms are now OPEN, and Inspection is respectfully invited. CHRISTMAS ARTICLES. £ 8. d. Bamboo and Goht Japanese Whatnots Mch 1 11 0 ChutiUr Tray Tables „ 12 6 Three Ti,, %? hat nots, bamboo and gold „ 1 6 0 Tmy Revolving tut.ti'ng FtreB?reent .? ? 176 Fern Screens, bamboo and gold 1 17 6 Et?rg6, witi.,I.,I?e 2 2 0 Bamboo Tables in olive plush „ 2 2 0 Bamboo Flower Stands, tII panels „ 2 5 6 •> „ I, panels 3 6 6 11.,I?e t? match I. 1 0 6 1;gI:ë;i: 6 Three Fold DraWing room Screens „ 1 18 6 Tiiree Fold ditto Japanese Silk Panels „ 4 8 6 High A,t 1..?y Tables M 2 13 6 Three Fold Surcens, fern panels „ 3 13 6 Mnsic Canterburies, bamboo and gilt „ 0 14 0 d 1?rdt3?,?? 6 '0 Id.?t. U.t??b.ry WI..tn.t 1 2 6 Complete Guide to House Furnishing, 1,000 Illustrations, Post Free. TRAPNELL AND G A N E, CABINET MAKERS AND CAItPET WAREHOUSEMEN, 0, CROCKHERBTOWN, CARDIFF. AND AT 39, COLLEGE-GREEN, BRISTOL. 19E93 D E A F N E S 8, HOW rpo (JURE. „.lf„!l"i"terviow h )mpo«)Ne, wdte for REV. E. J. 8ILVERTON'S Book On Ears, Eyes, ,.d H?Itli, price Is., but to the readersof this paper two penny stamps. Note Address-Rev, E. J. 8llverton, 17, St. Bride- .t,.t, Luagate-clrous, B.C. 49368 WELL WORTHY OF NOTICE A MILD but efficacious remedy, without mercu. for he4dMhe, giddiness, indigestion, hmw.urti, and ish liver, is DH. SCOTT'S BlUO?'AND LIVER PILLS. A men.t,i,, ? slugg ILIOUS AND LIVER PILLS. These pill. are .t i?,-I..bi. g.l family medi(Ane, being m-idlu their operation they create appetite, promote digestion, restore a he.ilt hy action of t various organs, and strengthen th whole system. Thcy are Invaluubie for Habitual Costivkwkss, CON- fibmhp BLVGGI8BNES1I of Livek, rp?arsoii..tiffering from Piles, and can be taken at any time without restraint from business or pleasure. Insist on having Dr. Scott's Billious and Liver Pills, pp,d il a square green package. These genuine Pills =ta biWtret7y'=pfa:t,I W.,and eold in BO? at 13td,alld. gd., b y11 -P-t. .bi ,inedicinevendon,ol??,t ?,-fo,14. r 34 t..p.. PERFECTLY PAINLESS DENTIBTRT. Teeth.—dental NOTtCE—OWEN & 00. JL wmATTENDOABDIFFfreml6*.m t*7.Mp.m., every Th.dy,.t Mr. Fdy, TaUer, 72,C.?kh.it.?? Teeth.—f. OWEN & UO?, 8URGEO TDENTISTS, frem Lond.n (Eebli,hd 34 years'), 4, 0 X. P 0 8 T R E E T, SW AN 8 B A (three d-rs from Templestrftt). COD'Ult.e ,rD;'f::ttdamantlne Teeth made from Sea Horae Ivery. Wlt.rd at 8ta-1 tlon" Hall, and have obtained Six 1ri..M.d.l. I For £ atlns. Articulation, and Comfort, they are equal to the fraJBral Teeth. W-td to I.t a if. time. A TM?h .?* Fr??M g 6 Upl?r_ or Lower Set From 16 0 C" b- atkd widi. wi -2 SCHWEITZER'S COCOATINA. Anh.ÐY'p'plic o.c. Chøcolat. Pu".d,. GUARANTEED PURE SOLUBLE COCOA, Of the Bnest quality with the excess of fat extracted Ti?,- It 11 th,, perfectly .tij{e?tbkbe';pntf;e for lr8illl'iílll: andlnvaluable tr Invalids and Children." Highly Cù.\fK.NJ)¥D BY the k.ntikk Medical Pks«s, Being without sugar, spice, or other admixtures, it $uits .u 1Jalatd, keeps lJlr in aU clhmuf'8, and is four times th strength ot COCOA" thickkned yet wk.ki-.vku with Starch, Ac., and i:> RK»i.m- ckeapeb than such Mixtures. Mado Instantaneously with lJuWng water, a teaspoonful to a Breakfast Cup, costing l??. t I.,? a halfpenny. Cocoatina A LA Vamllk i. the most delicate, diges- t401e, cheapest. Vanilla Chocolate, and may be taken when richer Chocolate ilf prohibited. In Ti,?? al h. 6d., 3s., 5?. 6d 4c., ly Chemists and "Uro?.r?. 3;2Z< BORWIUK'S HAtU?M POWDER .> FIVE GOLD MEDALS, .IJOÜWIUK'kKTÑïWlUm, J Fon WIIOLESOMF. BIIEAD. BO_ RWick"a BAKING I'mvoiar .1? FOR r'V_NGU PIES. )t?U?\\l<;KS" hAKt?G l'UWIHm' J'' FO)i I'LDf ('A k P. BORWICIvS BAKING I'OWDEil B_ ?0" )Ht CAK'.S AND RCONKS. -I.JUH\\lCK'H-n-R¡;{(-r-,PÜ\ïH';H. ] .13 OR FOH NORFOLK DUMPLINGS. INVAI.UAHLK (IN BOARD "HIP 45W7 ..1, II AYEEKLY MAIL I A L M A N A C FOR 1 8 8 8. A Large and Jjeau/ifiiUt/ llltislraletl Sheaf ?A.)/?A'?C'? If:}, ?t<'f«!))t(.?)i? ?t// & ??K')7/t ?f WKKKT.YMAH. 7''7?7?J? Dec. •>•>, The content# uf thin Ahmnttt: will be varied, iiidiuliny, anvnynl other matters, A CALENDAR FOR 3883. rostai intonnation. University 'J'trn; I ?-il-It, ii? ?t, ?', 188'. Di.u-rsi h .-i Ll.iud.iff awl bt. u i,-I? l iStump.s and Taxes. Infonii.i' ion. Ki Jip^ioi t'-if V«.;ir. ,it.,f 'i% 1, I THE ROYAL FAMILY. Her Mi'jcsfy'sC/iiV•{Officeii { uf S,i,t", Judg rs of Un- L.ivv Courts. J Sover iun$fif Europe. ( ?M'.?'.?i't'.?" CUI'ACP.S, LOCAL AUTHORITIES, AND :Ii?,,(, ri:e British Currency und for.'i^n .vt-iucy, j 1, I ), q I fonuh.tions of W lu Towns and C.?..?ty f>u- Art'astil'Count 1»*. j< UCSINRSS AND PLKASL'R.K FAIRS, FJ^t ?f P?i,?, Ministers f',?, I 1-" 15 ? r?? oi i, ,?, .t Kpoeli?. j T!m» I'in^s nnd Queens of! 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THE LAST OF A HORRIBLE I TRAGEDY. I I in twenty minutes past eight oclocl; yes- terday morning three rrishmen, Mvi.f.s JQYCE, 1'atuick Joyck, and Patrick Casey, expiated upon the scaffold their share in one of the most horrible murders of recent times. In a remote part of Ireland, in the very heart of a wild, desolate region of Cutmemara, at a place called .Maamtrasna dwelt a small farmer named John Joyck with his family, consisting of a wife, his three children, and his mother. He himself was a man in the prime of life, having only reached the forty-fifth year of his age. His wife, a sturdy peasant woman, was five years younger. The mother was a nonagenarian,or nearly, and the children were PEouY,aged nineteen, Michael, aged seven, teen, and Patrick, aged twelve years. John Joyce and his family on the night of Thurs- day, Auust 17, retired to rest in their lonely cabin between the hills, and next morning he, his wife, mother, and daughter were found lying in their blood brutally murdered. The two boys were still living, but they, too, had been attacked by the murderers, and by them no doubt left for dead. The house, as we have stated, was far away from any public road, and approached only by a sheep walk. It was, moreover, windowless, and entirely devoid of furniture, a' few pieces of wood serving all the ordinary domestio purposes of the family. The bed which Joyce and his wife occupied was oomposed of a few planks covered with straw and old clothes, with a decayed barrel for a pillow. JOYCE, who, after the custom of the country, slept naked, was found in that condition next morning with the back of his head battered in, and with two shots in his body just under the right shoulder, which they had penetrated from behind. The wife, who also lay dead upon the wretched pallet from which her husband had sprung on hearing the entry of the assassins, appears to have been attacked in the same way, her head, and the heads of her daughter and mother-in-law as well, having been literally smashed into fragments. The boy Michael, who had been shot in two places in the body, succumbed to his injuries at three o'clock in the afternoon of Friday consoious the whole of the time, and dying ultimately in intensest agony. Patrick escaped shooting only to be beaten about the head with the most ferooious violence by the bloody assassins of the rest of the household. Such briefly is the story of the murder as it was revealed on the morning after its occurrence to the police and others who visited the shambles at Maamtrasna. What could have been the reason for the horrid deed ? The public were a long time in getting at the real cause. All that the survivors of the scene could state was that about one o'clock in the morning the house was entered by three or four armed rufKans who fired a number of shots, of which at least two were aimed at MICHAEL. Revenge, and not plunder, was the motive of the murderers, that was very evident. The potato patch which Joyce rented was not a source of revenue, nor the miserable hovel in which he and his family resided any place likely to contain a store of old-that was patent to everybody. It was only too apparent that this was but a repetition upon a larger and more ghastly scale of the old, old story of agrarian crime. The surmises which had been at first formed soon grew into certainty, and Justice, although slow in tracking the assassins, did her work in this oase surely. The men who took part in the attack on the house of the JoycE family were ten in number, and their movements were traced with distinct- ness from the time they first sallied forth upon their errand of blood until the meroiless work had been accomplished. On their way to Maamtrasna the principal actors in the tragedy passed through a village called Cappana Creagh, near Derry, where lived two other Joyceb, ANTHONY and JOHN, who with PATRICK JOYCE, the son of the latter, watched them go up to the house where their victims lay buried in sleep. And then commenced the work of violence and butchery. The murderers foroed tho door and fired into the house. One of the watchers heard shots, screams, and the cry of a woman. Too terri- fied to interfere, the three Joyces returned home and left the assassins to their work. As the Attorney-Generai., in launching the case against the accused, stated, had the evidence of the Joyces remained unsup- ported it would have been sutfioient to con- vict the persons indicted. Hut, as if to sottle the proof of their guilt beyond all possibility of doubt, one of the accused, a man named Philiii.v, turned Queen's evidence, and his story it was that forged tht last link necessary to make the chain complete. The substance of this man's statement was that upon the Thursday night of the mur. der he aud the prisoner Casey who fetched him for that purpose—went together to Casey's house, where they fell in with the eight oihers, with whom they proceeded to the hous" of the people who bad been marked 1 autforti.?truction. The prisoner PATmcK Joyo who was armed with a revolver, en- tered the house and fired some shots, and l? I'hilbin, unab!e to control himself any j longer, (led the scene of slaughter. It was slear that the attack was carefully planned, snd systematically carried out. The j principal actor in it was arrested two j« iays after its commission, and in hi.-i I. 1 uuuso une iouna a pair of trousers' which, though recently washed, still retained traces of human blood. Phii.bin maintained that he had been brought into the transaction innocently, and there were, no doubt, good grounds for the nolle jtroaerjui which the Crown asked lor and obtained his particular case. The jury first found guilty the (1)an Patrick Joyce, and then in rotation the other two. Myi.i.s Joyce, whose execution was marked by the peculiarly shocking circumstances else- where described, protested from the first in the most solemn and awful manner his iuno'ence of the crime laid to his charge, Five of the other prisoners, under the advice of their counsel, pleaded guiltv, but though sentenced to death in the usual form they were respited, on the ground Pmt, although equity guilty in the eye of the law, theirs wu* unquestionably the ">1' moral respoiiflmli'y which must al,va,? [tti?ch to men whn are merely accessories to "rimes connived and imti?.ttcd by others.  \Úlh the execution of the three men on' I'riduy morning the curtain dropped upon a I; scene wLjoil marked the annals of even Irish .rime with a deeper red. If the conviction ud sentence of the murderers will serve to show the unhappy country of tbjr I)irth that ¡ upon the men who raise their hailds against :hl'ir fellows waits ven^eanc. sure and ter- J •i'ule, if not swift, then will not the sword ,,1' 1 iti.-lice have descended, lior the lives of tlie wor peasants of Maamtrasna have been I sacrificed in vain. 1

TIIE ILLNESS OF THE BISHOP OF LLANDAFF. CRITICAL CONDITION OF HIS I LORDSHIP. All classes of tlie community, not only in the Diocese of Liandaff but throughout, the whole of South Wales, will learn with regret that the illness nf the venerable Bishop of LlandafF has assumed a character which causes the gravest auxiety to his family. His lordship is not suffering from any 6¡Jedtic malady. and his condition does not pre- sent any complications to embarrass his medical attendant, lie is simply a sufferer from the ine- vitable consequences of old age. For some time past his fragile fralne has shown tigns of a break- down under the labours of his oflice, and it was because of his evident weakness and decre- pitude that the confirmation service, which took place at Llandaff on the 23th ult., was held in the bishop's chapsl instead of in tho cathedral. His lordship was then under medioJ attendance, and it was at considerable risk that he ventured to leave his house two days later to re- ceive the magnificent portrait which his numerous friends had caused to be painted as a mark of the universal esteem and affection in which lie was held in the diocese in which for so long a period he has exercised spiritual supervision. Duriag the past few days he has been confined to his bed, an.1 his weakness has increased to such an extent that he is unable to obtain much rest or to partake of proper nourishment. He suffers some pain, and under the strain to which his con- stitution is now subject a change which may render his condition hopeless may very soon take place. At present his lordship is not in imminent danger, and were he able to get rest and nourishment he might recover some of his strength, But, as we have stated, his state of health is such as to cause grave anxiety, and his medical adviser deems it necessary to make frequent visits to his bedside. His lordship spent a rather restless night on Thursday, and on Friday he was in a very weak and exhausted condition. During the day lie improved a little, and at night he showed a disposi- tion to sleep. FRIDAY, Midnight. During the evening his lordship had about four hours' sleep, and on awaking lie was more easy and composed j but he continues to take little nourishment, and it is evident that he is gradually losing strength. He retains his consciousness, and converses with perfect intelligence. The whole of the members of the family are now at Llandaff, with tho exception of a son, who is expected this (Saturday) morning.

THE ILLNESS OF MR. FAWCETT. The first bulletin issued on Friday statesM Mr. Fawcett has passed a fairly good night. The rheumatism is still present, but in other respects he holds his ground." The following bulletin was issued on Friday night t—" Mr. Fawcett has passed a moderately comfortable day. The rheumatic affection is sub- siding, and the general condition is, upon the whole, satisfactory." Mr. T. Fawcett, M.A., The College, Merthyr, writing U8 yesterday, says « A paragraph ap- peared in tho 4estern Mail on Tuesday to the effect that my brother had undergone tho opera- tion of tracheotomy. I have had such numerous inquiries as to whether the statement is correct that I shall be greatly obliged if you will kindly publish the following extract, which I have re- ceived from his private secretary this morning There is not the smallest foundation for the report that the operation of tracheotomy has been performed on Mr. Fawcett. The throat was never bad enough to put any difficulty in the way of nourishment being freely taken. The statement which we published was com- municated to our representative In answer to inquiries made at the Posttniwter-Ueneralls house. We are only too glad, however, to be assured that the patient's condition is such as to have rendered the operation unnecessary.

THE SALISBURY ELECTION. PETITION AGAINST THE RETURN II OF MR. KENNARD. Apotiiion against the return of Mr. Coleridge II Kennard, Conservative, recently elected for Salisbury, was filed late on Friday afternoon. The news has created the greatest excitement in Salisbury. !!T

MR. FORSTER ON PUBLIC I AFFAIRS. Mr. rorster speaking at a mass meeting of Liberals in Glasgow on Friday night, said that the lessons taught by the result of the Liverpool election were various, chief amongst them being that the country recognised in Mr. Gladstone the greatest Minister of modern timee, and that Liberalism was now stronger in the country than even at the last general election. It was a matter of congratulation that neither Liberal nor Tory candidates lend them. selves to the view, of those who, in advo- cating Home Rule, supported lawlessness and disorder. Coming to foreign politics, Mr Forstcr said that while agreeing with Lord Derby that it would be well to leave Egypt as eoon M the Khedive could stand bv him- ?el he held that our first duty was to see that Egypt had a good government, because its Governor wae only able to stand with our support. Wo should that slavery was not encouraged by high Egyptian officials. We had a similar duty to perform m South Africa, for, although we had given the Boers their independence, it was our duty to see that the natives were Dot ill-treated Ho said the county franchise must soon be passed and with it a strong measure for redistribution of seats.

LONI >Q\ o LETT K R, FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT. ] l.UMJPN. Friday Night. Lord Randolph Chureiii.l is i,o favourite with tile Liberal party w i.now, but 1 hardlv thought they haled linn s much as to subject to thecruelpunishmei.t of I-ping criticised by Mr Osborne Morgan. This bopelese political mediocrity has „ wivinK us his opinions regarding the Bobl; k;.I, and what he cai.s his penny trumpet, at on. Mast if which he expects the walls of 8 l.ibernl Jericho to fall down Hat. Curious, isn't it how hold epnee has made Mr. CM-orne iirgan In the if,,use of Commons this Knight of the Order of ir-arjoplmyus wuuld t,u more dare to asliail tite 6,-r fur Wcxi stock thllll a toy t. rn. r would to ti,y con. elusions with a bull-dog. But with his rra, conveniently out of iiM v.ay his I alour u prodigious. out 4jt' tile laY fii!i Nalour It It shows the pretty pa-s to vhich he had to for something u, talk about »hei, b, was obliged to eulogise p,r .Mr. Fawcett. Now, Mr. l'awc -tt's good works "ak for themselves, and tnere is not a (Vnservative ,vho does not frankly acHowledge his valuable (Pi vices at St. Martin s-ie-Grai.d. But the luties whic h the Postmaster-Genera' has per- omied and no col- lection with polities at all, and further- iio-e, -ur. lawcett wa no element 1, I. v" "ragged m, by the scruff of the neck Its it were, to furnish a c)u..?))y-drawn cout.Mt to Lord ha.?.hMr.U.rn. AJ.?,,h..?,.? et<nc).??)at.n-,ou,h'tot.ui)t.?hi..?)f ?"htryi?t?tniduutwh-tta?t?dut? to his t4" i-iiiiii:ar,, i?'ll,?i-l?,,?'i of Jud?. AJ.ocatc G< m-ra). and to leave the task of bombarding the noble Kird to men of h?vierCR?)?<)!??!o)j?.dJ:aNd?ph, penny trumpet: his own we,],on is a iea- 'J'ii(, id,?a of 1,), ,y )f comparison Mr. Ivweett, the mere fact of w.tu? iel-ious W"Uld .suf;iw to ensure his Hallie being well received, could never have occurred t, l any but the narrow I,'ga: mind like tht author of the Burials Bill. 1 he iielt Case is getting very exciting. Sir l'. I.ei^hton« evidence is tho sensation of the ho, alia lut(.leit in thl. r,lK.H).din hag reached lever Lett. 1 uin gud 1 aiii not or. lhp jury. Ckl I ■f hres lust now. j t would hp.\e been a Rational misfortune of the first magnitude if lamptou Court Palace had been burnt down. I'Le fl:rit ',Iiat, waii a-;Iit,l when the e;>oi t of the lire reached Londoi, was V, hat loout the picture Calie^v"m:d when it -a, ,tated t hi,t 'it "de fbfiv was a general ,i"i, Of I'ellt.f. I lamp .m Court is a fawurite iOH'lay resort with the )f .nd I may state, as showing that the lo.e of irt is very Widely a 1 among th- poorest Hid least educated class, that the pietuia ;an'.T\ in always crowded 011 [sunnc oocasiohs, i.10 Poet Laureate's •• iVmnise ol Mav inishcs it.i cr.reer at the Glob* lh. alre to- Ili 41)t a"d o:i ihe f<j!).?),? Saturda"v' \|| s. Ren.ard-IVere pr?u?us"at?p)ttY" >y Mr. C. ills. The choice wet (her of London poi«e?s'-s at my rate, the charm of va-iety..Snow, sleet, ■lush, and b.aek fo^ ht\e (,oijic and gone Vithm the Hpare ot a fuw d.iNH. and to-day. AI I special treat-, a white fo £ ,ra*" and rnnyf hia xami laid on lor our delectation. It ibajjood i,ii,g we are a robust- people, for olherui«a ur iiative land would s^djlv be io Let,

-+- + ILLNESS OF AIT. W. WYXX. Our Vw'oxlmm conT>uonij<nt. on Iridiiy owning, puvs :—sir Walk in Williams Wvnn Bart ..senior, M.I*. for Denbighshire, and frequently is l'i.g furiously ill at Uynnstay, his f-imily seat in Wales. Hie worthy br.'onpt, who is highly-papular in the hunting ii,.Id, his nne pack of hounds being one of the best in the country, ie suffering from bron« chilis, and acuto irritation of an old wound in the ii< ck, inducing examine febrile feveriahntsp. 111'. \V. U. Bennett, L^utori. and Dr. Hi; hard WillUm?, Wrexhaui, are in attendnncc. At the time of tele- graphing the distinguished patient's teritierature is exceedingly high, but Jiopi.^ ol au tawy rccovcry are still entvit lined. +

WELSH X0TFS fHmr THE "1- J .if nrr niTMirgoi tne CrUnei! of 1h rvmmr? doriun Society for Uw pr^en: M- sion »a#'hfcid ok Thursday afternoon at Lonsdale CIimilH-rs, Chan* cery-J.m«\ under the preMduner of the Kev.Johft Davies. M.A., of iLmpsiend. The ndnutes of th# previous meeting having b"pn cnntirmcd, )elters which had been reiki»vd Iw the secretary .a read, amou £ them being one from Mr. Askew Huberts, of Oswestry, notifying his intention cf making a present of books to the eociety and another from 1IIr, M'lo Griffith, ftatirig his wish to present to Ole Eocietv a ùu-t of the lat<» Sir ILi-h Owen. Mr. Willinn* Jones (Gwrgant), who is the onlv vul.iving member of the old society as it existed before its revival under its present form, was unanimously elected a vice-president. Ten now members were elected, among them ¡.>ping Owvdfardd, Mr. Hugh Morris (Somerset House;, Miss Hughe* (Newnham College, Oxford), and Mr. Stuart Kenuel, :If\ On the motion of Mr. Howe) Thowa>, seconded by the Hev. John Morgan, M.A., Mr. i"tepl" EVans was unanimously re-elected cha;nuan of the council. A im-cting of tho council will bhortly be held to consider a scheme which has been Buhmitled IQ them for the publication of reprints of old Welsh writings. The Dean of Bangor will read a paper before Uie society early ia the spring oi next year. A circular has been issued protesting in vrry warm terms against the insignificant position allotted to the Welsh language in the draft scheme of the South Wales College. The writer compares tho "lectureship at £ i00 a 11 with the state of things in Gevui-in, French, and Irish (Universities, and earnestly uk,- that tiit, matter may be re-con- bidered. The writer does not give his name, but wishes his appeal to be judged on its own merits; it may be the last over made on bf-hnlf of his native Lon^ue by—"An Octogenarian Welshman." The b;oks, pictures, and other woiks of art which were bequeathed to the University College of Wales bv tlie late Mr. Powell, of Nanteos, have been forwarded to Abcrystwith. In addition to defraying the cost (,f packing and of railway carriage the estate has also paid Ihe Legacy Duly on the bequest, thus enhancing its money valus by about £200

THE LATE MR. JOHDAS, OF PIGKOXSFORD. A correspondent writes: In Thursday's TMUrn "fail there was a nntice of tl,e death of Mr. George Bowell J >rdan Jordan, of Prgeonslord, in his 7dili year. Mr. Jordan took a severe eold );. ?i w.-ck when on a visit to his brother in-J. the present Mr. Powell, of Nanteos, and, ail"r" aevere attack of inflammation of the lungco:, died af'er only three da'8' illnl'A, Thus, the I 0: hill; passed ItW") one of tho most respected and widely influential cha- ructertoi in the county o; Cardigan. Asa nv.giK- trute Mr, Jordan took an active interest in all matters relating to the ooumy, and in his own paTih of Lhtn^ranog he was simply supreme, lie had always hved no un" Ins tenants, hosp ko their language, knew their wnp, and ws on < f their l?tngurtg(?. kv..e, ti,eii, ever their good, kind friend and L.?, nctor. Mr. Jordan was a true type of the o squi, "0 are, unfoitunatWy, well nigh extinct. Mr. Jordan was I graduate of I It. t nive'si' y of Ü.ml>rhlge, nnd waR twice married. Thl) lirst 1r.; J(¡"didl \15 & daughter of Sir John Owen, (,f Orielton, and the second Mrs. Jordan, who survives him, is a nic of the late and sister oi tho p.esent Mr. Powell, of antcos. llis only 60U pre-d,.ceased him, kndth. property devolves upon tlie and*on, who is a minor. Mr. Jordan ),its l,ft t, mourn their loss—Mrs. Hope, u.u »w of the Jail Admir.il Hope; Mr, Jones, wife of Mr Morgan Jones, Penlan and thejyoungest, who is unmarned Great and universal sympathy is feit in the (lis trict with Mra. Jordan and the family iu thtii bereavement.

THE COURT-MARTIAL ON COM- mandfu IIEHU. Hie Clyde court-martial was continued (or u 9 third day at Portsmouth on Friday, on Nelsonso.d flagship \"ietory, Kvidence was given on the part of one of the ship's corp.-rate and a pensioner of the same rating, to prove that, in June and ;Iguft two different lota of a ton and a quarter and a ton aod a half of rope, much of which was go,4 iiiid fit for scrvicc, was passed out of the Fhip, and s"J to Messrs. Taylor, rope merchants, of Aberueec* by orl,? f Gunner !?7.g«.it<). The h"?. on being re-called, said that <,n?c  of cu,.T)l?, had t,4?k,. 1,1.c? but t!?-t they w,?,. a)w?vR hy the prisoner* order. and authority. Jn'ctch case ?t ;ft;ff; ment rope ?,e had a t?ch) at)'honty from commander. Tho proceeds of thc? <« were not actually placed in the hands "f the prisoner, hut were devoted io purchasing article.I¡¡ch the Government did not allow, such as black lead brusiies, black lead, &4c., and amongst the iwms charged for tjle ship were a few of ptr..onal nature for Commander Heron. Kityjjeraila s that he took a)) his orders from the ph?D.r. ana b,?f,,r? l?? ,y .f ti?(, he r,,p,,?'I'd the proposals to the accuwd, and (.b?'nft "? nC. (i.n forthoeteppropo?d. Wh"n the court "f  qUlry wa" ordered prisoner told him he hadMt.1'.n< to f?r as whatever blame tt?M ws he  enUOedto it, and his shoulders were broad en 8. to bear it. At this stage Captain Rowley0 aitf-hin Duke of We))'<?tnn, w? ?,h i-'i* position, and the court adjourned u.ti I w.da: (Saturday).

To MK?r the great demand for "e?ler ftrid wil- ?w get& ??)?c<. '?'?'? '? S?S! to take larger premise* tlnn V.i<+v tbe> uow oxvj Doj ?'?"'?'?'?"? *Dt(: DO= oocupled by Mr. YMnU I>uke*Uwt, tb ^r b0J?. v^rr-d/tMl •myth tbefr cmlomen }.Tornptl)'. 1 uc 8t. X&rr;:(;l Pi euilM. to Let. AlW to W. H. «" KuU:¡: Ar'¡..¡'W W. H. HII\oCÄIDI'

A new Town-hall, erected at a cost P of over LW,000, w- on WedM?.y formally opened Bt Hove, a suburb of Brighton. It is & Wulme structure, built in the Gothic style. I