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CARDIFF. SWANSEA.. NEWPORT. AUGUST. |Morn Even ^ght Mon Even Hght Morn Even Hght 14 Mondayl 0 3 0 3622 011 52 il6 S1 0 11 0 4420 S 15 Tuesda) ..I 1 21 2 1122 0 0 83 1 24 10 8 1 29 2 1620 8 16 Wednesday! 2 59! 3 45 23 11 2 16| 8 2 17 10 3 7 3 63 22 7 17 Thursday. 4 2s! 6 6 26 9] 3 4H 4 16 20 1 4 86! 6 1* X6 10 IS Friday 5 S8 6 829 5 4 47l 6 17 22 2 5 46 6 1628 9 19 Saturday 6 37 7 130 6 5 46! 6 10 23 0 6 45: 7 1^30 i 20 Sunday 7 24 7 45:1 11 6 81; 6 62 24 S 7 32' 7 &331 8 21 Monday 8 7 8 26 32 gl 7 14' 7 34 24 8 8 161 8 35 82 4

MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 1876. On Saturday the Merthyr magistrates had be- fore them the case of William Lloyd, who was charged on remand with having committed burg- lary in the Morlais Castle Inn. The case had previously been gone into at great length, but the magistrates on this occasion, not considering the evidence sufficient, dismissed the case. The Cardiff Guardians at their meeting on Saturday received the resignations of the IJlaster and the gnatron of the workhouse. Other officials having also recently resigned, it was resolved that l the Visiting Committee should be requested to consider al to whethar there should not be a change of the whole of the officials emploj^ t the workhouse. j, A Danish seaman, named Alfred Johnaoi, t 1 performed the remarkable feat of saitingfrii America to England in a boat only 20 fet length. He left America on the 15th Jun< a 3 landed at Abercastle, in Pembrokeshire, on Fiji Two coiliers were fined at the county )e-. sessions, held at Swansea, on aturday-o I. t smoking underground, at the Broad Oak CoLeC and the other for neglecting to report hii f what both knew to be a gross breach of the e latijDs of the mine. It was stated that a!thii| there was no gas at the spot where the sjikif 1 took place there was a large quantity of gas X t| mine some distance iff. Safety lamps are usd [ the mine in consequence of the danger arisintrca- gas. i 4 Several men employed at the Mormton 1 'd plate works, were lined at Swansea, on Saturd for leaving work without giving notice. Th contracts required that a month's notice ah be given before Leavirfg, but the defendants coming dissatisfied with the terms under w they were working off some orders, suddenly at work without having given any notice whateve In the House of Lords, on Saturday, sev Bills passed through committee, and others w also advance a stage. The consideration of ll amendments of the Commons to the Lords' amei! meats of the Merchant Shipping Bill was deferl to this evening. | In the House of Commons a discussion t4 raised by Mr Jenkins on a ruling as to m limitation of debates on the third reading! the Appropriation Bill. On the considl ation of the Lords' amendments to I Merchant Shipping Act, Mr Maclver moJ the rejection of the measure, and the motion i seconded by Captain Pirn. After a lengthy Gi cussion this motion was withdrawn, and the Lois amendments were adopted with sonje alteratioi The Elementary Education Provisiohal Ordl Confirntfa'tion (London) Bill was read a third ti' and passed, after the rejection of a motion p" posed by Mr Charley, that the debate < adjourned on the ground that the measurem opposed to the principles which Conservatives 1- held. The chairman and live other guardians of i Keighley union surrendered to the Sherft officers at Leeds, on Saturday, and were conveyj by railway to York Castle, in order to undergo H prisonment for their refusal to obey the Arrit mandamus issued against them by the Queen Bench. The police were unable to keep bacJil large and excited crowd, who insisted oh tf prisoners being allowed to travel first-class. A wtit has been issued by Mr Bass's committi of the Great Eastern Railway shareholders i straining Mr Parkes, the chairman of the coi pany, from exercising any powers as a directc The cemmittee allege that had the usual custom voting against candidates been adhered to Mesai Parkes and Trotten would have been thrown or, A very large secession from the miners'unionl said to have taken place in Warwickshire. A deputation from the Leicestershire a.. Derbyshire miners have been informed by some,i the employers in those districts that a reductil. of 10 per ceni; in the wages of the Workmen* absolutely necessary. The employers propost il their men will submit to a reduction of laai extent in order to meet the present exigencie ol the trade, to grant a 10 per cent increase in b' rate of-wages on the bt. week of November, wei it is hoped trade will be much improved. It is stated that Mr Disraeli's elevation to tlzi House of Lords will involve no change in the om' position of the Ministry. It is not deemed JTO bable, however, that this can hold good for anj length of time. A rumour is current that jord John Manners will be appointed to the Irivj Seal, and that his Lordship will be succeeded al the Post-office by Mr W. Smith. It is alsa t9* ported that Lord Sandon and Sir M. H. Bach are to be made members of the Cabinet. The trial of Richard Banner Oakley, of ha Co-operative Credit Bank, was concluded on Saturday. The jury, after three minutes' debe* ration, found the prisoner guilty, and tr. foal sentenced to five years' penal servitude.

EARL OF BEACONSFIELD. THE unfamiliar name which heads this artile shrouds from popular recognition one of the ma1 conspicuous and prominent figures in our modft Parliamentary annals. Mr DISRAELI existsix longer, and in his place stands the Earl oi BEACONSFIELD. The transformation, thoigl sudden and rapid at last, was not altogether UJe, pected. Mr DISRAELI'S constitution has recestl) given repeated indications of weakness, if nctoj decay. His frequent fits of indisposition, the tccn, sionally deadly pallor of his face, and -stlzei symptoms of suffering, have awakened solicitude of his friends, and it has for seme time been felt that rest and retirement too: exciting labours—which he has fairly earned 1y < life of exacting toil-were essential to his resOra tion to health, if not to the preservation. aflife But although the elevation of the PMMIE!>IINI3T<EI to the Peerage was not an altogether txexpected event-it was anticipated at ihe close of his last Premiership in 1868—the incident is,ne'ertheless, as we believe, an unprecedented on. Ther< is scarcely an instance of any eminent manber of t Government, and never before, o far at we recollect, a single instance of a Prine Minis- ter, abandoning the House of Commonsin the ful might of his power, to secure^ a safe retreat anc ignoble ease in the quiet of the gilded Chamber. Still. if Mr DISRAELI found the leadershp of hil party ill the House of eoeimons-inydviiag in- cessant strain, and burdensome toil, and ox. haustive night labours- -too severe a tac upon his energies ancLhis health, there was no olherwoourif open for him, if he wished to retain a position amongst his political party. P, or it is im. possible to conceive Mr DISRASZI Avlding a subordinate position in the To Ministry, composed, for the mot part, of mediocrities and ineapables. It woild shocl all one's ideas of congruity and political fitnesi even to fancy Mr DisRABLl running in doublt harness with, say, Sir CHARLES ADDERS; or play ing second part to Mr GATHORNB HAJDT or to Aii WARD HUNT. Aut Ccesar aut nullitsvould be th. involuntary cry of Mr DISRAELI whei viewing th( exploits of tuese and other of hif inferior col- leagues and as he can no longer, with safety tc health and life, play Csesar m the stormy areas where his fame was won, he has OBcided to plaj the patrician role of Augustus ii quiet repose amongst the Conscript Fathers, fal from the mad- ding strife of House of Commons dlbates and from midnight divisions. While sincerely regretting the cause which lias compelled Mr DISRAELI to abaidon the lead of his party in the House of Commois, we are unable to congratulate him on the wiscbm or the policy of his reaolve to conceal his wll-known patro- Dymic by hiding it beneath a ttle derived from Royalty. Of course, if a coronct and a title, and admission to the House of liord, are the natural end, and the fitting reward of g nius,and scholar* ship, and commanding oratory, aid brilliant debat* ing powers, and the diplomacy of statesmanship, and the dominancy of a strong wil, and subtile gifts of tact and political 8trate, tbn Mr DISRABU richly merits and deserves thit reward. For three decades, since the death .f Lord GEORGE :ÐDT:tNcJt. he hat carried bit Doltieal nartv oft hilt

C¡.'Ut ^ntertaUments. T HEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. Lxssn AND MASAQXR Mr L. ESMOND E. TO-NIGHT, the pleaaing Comedy, THE WRONG MAN. To 1Je folhwed by the Laughable Farce. To conlude with LITTLE AMY ROBSART. With New Songs, Dances, 4tc, &c. Prices of admission. -Boxes, 2s 6d and 2.: pit, 19: gallery, M. Box office is now open at Mr Lewis's, Duke-street, where places maf be segnrtd. (gflucattott. ALBION HOUSE ACADEMY, CHARLES STREET, Cardiff.—Mr IPJCE b^irs 10 announce the REOfEiNl.NO of tnis Sehoul on MONDAY, the 24tu of July. froapectttg and terms forw on application. b748 GRAmmAEt SCHOOL, CHEPSTOW. A select Private School; thorough education; generous home; beautiful situation. English and French Masters resident, iriucipal: oltoros Dzwumff B.A. THE LLAJNDYSSUFRGRAMMAR SCHOOL, CARDIO AN SHIRE. Mr WM. THOMAS, M.A., will RESUME SCHOOL DUTIES tEPT. 1st, when he will be able ti receive a few additional rderl. Terms mcderate. A list of Examinations parsed luring theyear an IVFO^S." SIEVERDIN, PROFESSEUR JJrX DE LAN CUE 3. HAS RESUMED DUTIES. Elementary, Conversational, and Classical Re-uniora. Address 22, Windsor place, Cardiff; 21, Bridge street, ^ewporU- Fttr tnithar particular* see circular. 9!6g T AUGHARNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, JLA ST. CLEARS, OARMABXHENSHIRB BeadEijster—T. J.-MORGAN. Pupils leuelve an Education adapted to the Learned Profession* or Commercial Pursuits. Laugharue, situated near the sea, in «M of the most healthy piacos in -South Wales, and Is peculiarly Adapted to delicate boys. The Educational Staff Is entirely Thmttah. Terms very moderate. 27 RAUFURD COLLEGE, MAIDENHEAD, REKKS. Conducted by EDW D. DE EWER, M.C.P. The Education at this Establishment is strictly practical, fit- ting boys ftr business or t", pass the preliminary Examinations for Coiiewe ot Surgeons, Liw, et.. Situation high and very healthy, large playing fleld, fives «ourts,and tepid swimmirg bath, car Leu tor's sliop and turning .lathes.— For prospectuses aUdrese the Principal. 8063 FFYNONE DAY AND BOARDING JL' SCHOOL, CONSTITUTION HILL, SWANSEA. COHSCCTKD BT MR G. EMERY. The course of instruction comprises all the branches of a Ihorou^h.Engliah eancaiion, including Latin and Mathematics Extensive recreation ground close to the school. Fresh Pupil* chargg4 from the time of eu. ranee. 6969 FJLHB GRAMMAR SCHOOL CARDIFF. .The DUTIES of this SCHOOL were RESUMED on TUESDAY, the 1st of August, 1876. B. GERSHON LEVI, 2499, Head Master. 8877 ARNOLD COLLEGE, WALTERS- ROAD SWANSEA, KCTA-BLIDHED 1808. PKacBPAt: Rev. EL G.AK WILLIAMS, M.A., B.D. Th» COuLKOtt aftorda a firs'-clias PREPARATORY TRAIN- TSG inCLA-SIC-vL. SCliifvTIFlC, and COMMERCIAL subjects to a limited number of young gentlemen. A tt.oroujfh English and Commercial Educat ion is guaranteed. PUpili will be pre- pared specially, if required, for Professional and College Exami- nations. For Prospectuses and terms for BOARDERS and DAY yXHoLAKS, apply as-above. 6419 L LAN DO VERY COLLEGE. The SECOND MASTER, Charles E. Williams, B.A. of queenla College, Cambridge. RECEIVES BOARDERS at PROSPECT HOUSE, on the following Terms Tuition and board (Including washing), 40 guineas. The NEXT TERM "begins on SEPTEMBER 12th. Prospectus and particulars on application. 949 lVtU,NILTO.N-tiOUSE SCHOOL, TREDEGAR- XT-A- VILLE, CARDIFF. HEAD MASTER-HENRY SHSWBROOES, B.A., LOND. The NEXT TERM will commence on TUESDAY, SEP tt The 12th. Prospectuses, &c, on application to the Head Master. of ■ v 2404 .9234 ALSTON COLLEGE, NEAR PRESTON. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. Reprinted from The Preston Guardian, July 2zud, 1876. DufcHA*. The Class Libt of the Examinations held at this 'Cn v'ersity has been pu'oliai ed. Mr James i roolc, late of Alston Co lege, ikt:%Lr PrettoD, took the first pla(-e at the Matriculation Xxamiujitib. 'J be Examiner* have also awarded Mr Crook the Lniveisitv Divinity Exhibition of Scholarship, which 1hS open to competition for all Undergraduates in their first year. LIST OF SUCCESSFUL STUDENTS AT ALSTON COLIJEGE. Mr J. Rogerson (Matricu.atiun), i.ondon' University (First Xhvisk.n), June, 1870; Mr A. Hai^h, London University (First I ivisivu); À. F. Gatlitf, Ariuv Exauiif>arl<jn; W. Mcintosh, Army Examination E. «u_ bed, Army Examination, Mr Raw don Mac- liamsra (Matriculation), Triuivy College, l ublin MrCharjtsMao- xamara (.Vjatiiculat mi), 'Irinity Col.ege, Dublin; Mr Charles OllVer .-auier (Matriculation), Trinity College, Dublin Mr Percy Davies (law kxamiljatiod), London); Mi-Walter Idwaid smith O aw Examination), grunted a firtt cl>ss certifi- ate, London Mr. T. Ooodw n (Apothecaries' HaJP, Lcndor Mr T ueaDutt (Apothecaries' hall), Loudoa; A.r James Dav>es (Medical), G.as.ow University Mr Edgar Edward (Medical) Gla-^ow University; Mr G»ori^e Smith and Mr Th.oiak Hixchen, Oxford; Mr J. Balcombe, Mr W. Hay, Mr W. Lord, and Mr A. Uatliffe, Cambridge Mr J. Davies, Mr H. W at son. Mr F. WorJe) ben;,soD, lj r Balcombe, ardMrJ. Dawson, Cer ificates granted, S0I.1.11 Keminj on cltnce Exa- Bination; hlr G. Clifford brady (Matricu!i>t:oi<), Quteen's Col- lege, Be.last; Mr Juhn Hay, M.A. in Cl&mtcs, (,iasg,w Unt- ver»ity Mr H. Mosse (Matt icu ation), 1 rinity College, Dublin Mr _J. Davies, Certincate of Honour, granted r.y the I Manchester School of Meaioine; Mr A. C. B. Smyth (Medical), Trinity ( oll-ge, Dub lu; Mr T. Fbher, Roial Collexe of Swgeon Londun: Mr Middletou (Law Examination), Trin ty T.rm- Mir J. Uaroner, Mr J. A. Elliott, wr W. U. Wilkinson, •nd Mr X. B. Richaras, Pieliminary Examination Incorporated Jjtw t ociety; Mr E. R. > isuer aud Mr J. J. Dunne, Cambridge Local Examtnatton: Mr F, u iison, Aoyal College of Surgeons, London "31 r T. Fisher, Exhibition and Cert ftcate oi Jiok»ftur, Boyai College tf Surgeons, at. St Thomas's Hospital; Mr Sherrie, loolis Cole^e, Oxford: Mr J. F. al,ilor klow Examination) Lmdon: C. E Nicol, i aw Examination, Edinburgh; F. Ke chen, Law A. Smyth, Medical, London W, Mc§ta.tl» (Preparatory-. School), Cambridge Local. C6MTETLTLVE EXAMINATIONS (MIDSUMMER). Tho yearly CompetittVtf Examination for Exhibitions, Medals, ftizeA, Aorf-tfc connection- with Alston CoUete, nt:ar Preston took place a f W days SHJO, and the awards h .ve sine been made jo the fU- ceisfui students. The Hon. F. A. btai lcy, M.P., would sate distributed the prises had his engagements in Londou per- mitted him; an4. in his apoiouy ne referred to the pleasure he lhould, unaer othier circumstances, have felt in awarding ihem. Lord Skilmersdale would.also have been present had not his pmo,n,Farliawentary duties Trevented him. In their absence the prizes weredisiributed by the Rev T. H. Lindsay Leary, D.C.L (Oxen). The proceedings were of a very interesting and urt ataciory characrer. EXHIBITIONISTS AND MEDALISTS. The f llowinx are the Successful Candidates who obtained exhibitions and MeHals Hian SCHOOL.—A. F. Gat'iff, Muthematical Exhibition of t20 J. W. A. Marsha l, Cl-Bsical Exh.biiion of £ 20; W. H. Macuntoah, Mathematical Meda'ist; A. F. GalliC, Classical Heoahst. JDIDBLB SCHOOL.W. H. Wilkinson, Mathematical Exhibition of A 0; A. E. Day. Classical Exhibition of £10; F. Wilson, Mathematical Medalist; E. T. Wilkinson, Classical Medalist; J. A. ]&'Connell, J.'edalist. LoVVZScliooL.-T. Shackleton, Mathematical Exhibition of 06; T. ti. Hornby, Classical Exhibition of t5; r. Marshall, Mathematical Medalist; F. Marshall, Classical Medalist; G. Iraris, Medalist. Hioft SCHOOL —A. F. Gatliff, Classical Exhibition of 920, C. Mortis, Mathematical Exhibition of £ 20; A. F. Gatliff, Gold Medal tor Mathmiittic?. MRDDLR SCHOOL -J. J. Dunni, Classical Exhibition of AIO. 12. R. • id her, Mathimatical Kxhibition of £ lo; J. A. Mc Con- pe>1. Si ver Medal for Classics; W. Trav e, Silver Medal for jtatne i atics. -PRgpABATOftT SCROOL.-W, Clark, Classical Exhibition of ø. 6. Clark, Ma hematical Fxhibition of £ o; E. B. Parr, Silver rdai for (lasaics A. Bush, Silver M- dal for Mathematics • W. Warrington, Silver Medal for flAt in Junior Class. fftdg !SCHOOL. -A- H. S ul h, Go d Medal for Classics: A. J. Wilson, Gold aieial for Mathematics. T OMMERCIAI. F-CHOoL.—T. breakell. S'lver Medal for English; t. RoKerson, Slher Medal for Mathematics PHFFARALORV ScROOL.-A. G. Smith, Silver Medal for English JL E. Curtis, silver Medal forlatin, Grammar, and Exercises. 9210 ¡, TO FAMILIES FURNISHING OR RE- MOVING. DE3ENEIAM and HEW E. T invite an inspection of tbilr Mtten^ive FURMTCRE SlOW ROOMS and GALERlEs, in which one of the Largest collectioos 1.1 the Kinsfdom of Cabinet Furniture, Carpets, aDd Drap^rieij of high class is always on view. r stin ate-(and D'signa in all sty Its.1 for furnishing alld ^teoratin^ reception or bed fo >ms, and a ao estimates for tbe Temoval or 9t'r ,ge of furniture, are prepared free of charge, applahefe, aid tbeir removal men are (killed upholsterers and ltietr furniture Vans are constrnc;ed with every modem packers from the'f own workshops. Workshops and Re post- vori' s in neff»nt street. Show Rooma *CAYENDI3H HOUSE, packers from tbeit own workshops. Workshops and Re post- tefi a in bynt street. Show Rooma *CAYENDI3H HOUSE, dT.TDaA& "FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. W. BOYLE & QQ., JUVENILE OUTFITTERS, CHURCH. STREET, CARDIFF. 1 B OYLE's gPRINO c LOTHING. Boye Zouave Suits, "Ú lid, 8s 6d, 12s 6d, 163 8J. B OYLE'S PRING c L OT H I.N G, iseye Sailor Suits.. bs Ild, 8s ild, 12s 6d, 168 6J B OYLE'S PRING LOTH IN G, b.ys'Spanish Suits 6s lid, 9st!d, lis 6d, lis 6d. B OYLE'S ks PRING .C L 0 T H I N G "yol Lorne Suits 12s 6d, Igil 6d, 191 6d, ft. 6d. B OYLE'S gPRING CLOTHING. kwye' Norfolk Suits 14s 6d, 18s 61, 22s 6d, 27s. jg OYLE'S ^PEIKO ^LOTHINO, Boys' Rugby Suits 12s 6d, 16s Od, 22s 6d, 25s. jg OYLE'S gPRING ^LOTHINQ. Ruths' Regatta Suits, *<j, 20«, 25s, Z2i. 0 Y L E.s s PRING cLOTHI NO, Y*QthW PJ-k Suit$, 18. CId,258, 281 ed, 35". For Economical and Fashionable Juvenile Clothing, Parents and Guardians, before purchasing, wou:d be well repaid by favour ng uawlth a Visit and inspecting out Styles for the Young. The Superior Strength, Style, and Eleeance of Fit, readers our Clothing the Cheapest and Best hi the Kingdom. A D D R x S S: W. JgOYLE & (JO., CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF, AND 154, COMMERCIAL.STREET, NEWPORT. „ 29, &$0. St, Mary Street, Cardiff. SUMMER, 18 7 6. 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JL Dr P&uL Fiee from ail injurious substanee.' mHE ENCORE WlilSKY. — A Dr Macadam.—Very wholesome and fine qualitv.' THE ENCORE WHISKY] ■ Dr Tichborne.—" Wholly free from all impurities." mup wnrtnu ixravow ra ■" ■" juiovivxi ti JL Is a soft, aaeilow, and pie sant Whisky. THE ]&NCURE WELISKY. Every gallon guaranteed equally pare. 1THE ENCORE WHISKY, Is &<.ld Everywhere. T-" HE ENCORE WHISKY Can be bad from WM. W. NELL, EAGLE BREWERY. CARDIFF. rpHE ENCORE WHISKY JL Is recommended by tbe Medical Profession through. out the Kingdom as the pure and late akbholic SUmulanti A ST THOMAS'S HOSPITAL ALBKKT EMBAJUMSIT, S.E, 28th February, 1876. THE THANKS of the MEDICAL PROFESSION are due to Messrs BERNARD CO., Larra DMTILlsrt, Boonum, for producing the ENCORE WHISKY—a Spirit mors sootr Wholesome and less IrritAting than any Splrft extant, beinj SSf lallj useful for patients suffering from Kidney Disease, R. W. JONES. F.C.S.. M.R.C.S., L.R.C.P.E. J. 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They give a healthy tcmeand v gour to the different seer etionS. caustng the neceasaij < r. s of the Stomach and Liver to resurne their activity, thus restorini; the appeti e, promoting digestion, and Strengthening th, whole system. Prepared only by W. LAMBiRT, la. Tere-etreet, London, W. Prepared only by W. LAMBiRT, la. Tere-etreet, London, W. Soid ly all < hcJDists. Is. I|d. aad 3a. 9d, or port free 15 or 86 ltultll. 11M goauiae ia a oqvwo gteso paskacsi Take ne 7M9 TANG YE BROTHERS & STEEL, ENGINEERS, NEWPORT (Mon.) and SWANSEA, MANUFACTURERS OF THE FOLLOWING "SPECIAL" STEAM PUMP.—12,000 in use for all purposes—nearly 40 in use at. Weardale Iron Company's Works. 600 in South Wales. WTLLAN'S patent 3-CYLINDER ENGINE. —" WUU do considerably more work than an ordinary double-acting engine of Bame cyl. capacity."—Engineer. double-acting engine of same cyl. capacity.Enlinmr. rANGTE HORIZONTAL ENGINE.—1,500 in use, 40 per muntbi turned out.—Highest Prize, Vienna, 1S78. BOILERS VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL. HYDRAULIC JACKS, BEARS, RAIL BBN- DERS, AND WHEEL, PRESSES. SCREW BEARS (Duplex, &c.), RAIL BEN. DEWi, e. HALEY, WINDLASS, BOTTLE & TRIPOD SCREW JACKS.—All Kiud*. Large Reduction in Prices, January, 181.. HOISTING ORABS.-All Kinds. Large Reduc- tion in Prices, January, 1876. HOLMAN'S CONDE NSEIL-Effects great ccenomy. No stulfitig boxes. Should be used with all high pressure engines. WESTON'S, HEWIT & GOFF'S> & FLOYD'S PATENT PULLEY BLOCKS AJsD HOISTS. AND HA YE IN STOCK GIFFARD'S IMPROVED INJEOTORSr-By sharp, Stewart, and Co. 'Ihe oniy Sollb Wale* Depots. PEETS' VALVES. PATENT STEAM TRAPS. STEAM VALVES AND BOILER FITTINGS. MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS, &c., Ac. WROUGHT-IRON STEAM, GAS, & WATER TUBES AND FITTINGS, all sizes to 4" bore. SHORT PIECES SCREWED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. Inspection invited. Price Llstsen application. Catalogues, 2a. each. 7407 OVER SO 000 ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, FROM BEST SEASONED WOOD, "'T T AVERTON &Ca S Spacious SHOWROOMS, MARYLEPORT-STREET, BRISTOL. COMPLETE FURNISHING ESTIMATES, LOWZR IN JPKlQE TH". LONDON HOUSIS. £ a. d. No. 1 4-ROOMKD Hors* 24 11 0 2 4 KOOMKD L)xrro 36 10 6 3 5 .ROOMED L>mo, 5'J 13 6 4. 6-KOOMZD DIIIO. 80 11 0 „ 5. 6-KOOMJED DITTO 109 12 0 „ I). 8-KOOMBD DITTO 165 17 0 7. 8-ROOM«D HOUSE OR VILLA. 2i0 14 0 8 10-ROOMID HOUSE 31111 0 9. 10-ROOMKD DITTO 363 IS 6 t, 10 10-KOOMED DINO «. 424 9 3 t. 11 11-ROOMED DITTO 475 0 0 12. 11,ROOKCI) DITTO 526 2 0 13 12ROOM*D 1 ITTO 583 10 6 14 12-KOOMID DITTO «. 752 16 0 OVER 30 000 ARTICLES OF FURNITURE, TABLES, CHAIRS, &c., TO SELECT FKOH. XVERY ARTICLE WARRANTED, AND EXCHANGED, IF NOT APPROVED OF. LARGE JTLX-USTRATKD CATALOGUE, Containing nearly 600 Engravings of Furniture, with Prices, Gratis and post free on application S031 "I »'• *in- ESTABLISHED 1839. GOOD JplURNITURE, jyjODERATE IN pRICE. LEWIS (late BENNETT), CABINET MANUFACTORY, 19, HIGH-STREET, SWANSEA. CARPETS, —————— BEDDING, CURTAINS, IRON, & BRASS BEDSTEADS. 8169 THOMAS HEARD, Manages. Us* QEMINGWA Y'S '.T E\\ DRY SOAP, and ..l" EXTRACT OF SOAP OLe trial will establish tS.eir superiority ever all others. PRIZE MEDALS AND LIPt-OUA OF MERIT AWARDED SUITABLE FOR ALL DOMESTIC PURPOSES SOLD EVERYWHERE. Warehouse Trafalgar Street, Bradford, Yorkshire. 6385 A GOOD PIANOFORTE MAY BE HIRED FROM i.2 2s. Od. RITR QCARTIR, ON THE THREE YEARS' SYSTEM. fpHOMPSON & gHACKELL, 101, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, At 4, QUILEN-STREET, CARDIFF, and Branch at 109, BUTE DOCKS, Desire to call special attention to the above notice, and would warn the public against the ao-CU Vi (5ec ND.hand Pianofortus now so free y advertised at What is said to be less than half the original priie. The Pianos supplied by Thompson and Shackell are warranted and by the best makers only. Spacious Showrooms at 101, OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA, AND 4, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF, Containing, without exceptior, the flneat stock of Pianofortes, Harmoniums, ard American Organs in South Wales. N.B.—The "Bute" Model tfarmoulunj, as supplied to the Marquis of Bute, price Twelve Guineas, in handsome Rosewood, Is the very beet small harmonium manufactured. Harmoniums from Four Guineas. 2194 4*53 A RAILWAY ACCIDENT to any particula* person is no doubt, a (theoretically) remote contin- gency; but as it may happen, as a matter of fact. the very next journey undertaken, and as the sum at which it will be seen the rIsk (ip a pecuniary senie) may be extinguished FOR LIFE is almost &I- surdiy small, it is not too much to cay that the in- surance is an OBVIOUS DUTY in the case of men travellers. £l,o-O if killed, with liberal allowances if red, for a single payment of £8. covering the whole life. Smaller amounts tn proportion. RAILWAY ACC [DENT MUTUAL. ASSURANCE COMPANY (Limited). The Right Hon. LORD KL^GSALK. Chairman. 42, POULTKY, LONDON. RESERVE FUND AND GUARANTEE £ 14,000. Prospectuses, Ac., free on application to Mr W. Burr, F.S.& Managing Director. To Air U. HAWKINS, 62, High-Street, Swansea. Or Mr iL WATERS, 2, Greenwa>-Uirace, Meath. 6923 CARDIFFBÊMP & WIRE ROPE WORKS. ELLIOTT AND BRUKEWICH, SHIP CHANDLERS. SAIL MAKERS, AND STORE MERCHANTS, Having just Erected EXTENSIVE ROPE WORKS, -are now PREPARED TO SUPPLY RUSSIAN AND MANILLA HEMP ROPE. Also GALVANIZED WIRE ROPE. Terms and Prices on ApplicaMon to POWELL PLACE, BUTE DOCKS. CAXDinV QUA. > rjlHOMAS D'ALMAINE & COMPANY. PIANOFORTES, Warranted for Twenty Years. THOMAS D'ALMAINE & CO. (Es ablialied 1785), (Es'abliehetl 1785), ARE TUX ONLY MAKERS or THE PATENT STEEL WRIST PLANK PIANOFORTES. For the Opinions o the Muis;cal, Profession, sse Testimonials. Des'pa i nd Prices sent post-free. The Best Pianofortes made for standing in Tune in extreme climates. 8297 \VOBKS-W ALMER ROAD, LONDON, W- & h" "A S H 'MA? # BROADMEAD, BRISTOL, LEATHER MERCHANTS, flbOSED UPPER MANUFACTURERS, GRINDERY AND tROK MERCERY DEALERS, lie. niQE LJSTSON APPLICATION. H, 074 QUMMER MEDICINE. tf A V V S During Bummer euitaU^e A m; dicine should be taken, warm I weather tending to disturb most ) wather tending to disturb most WORSDELL Si of the auimai functions. No remedy has yet toeen found t,) t, T T T a *qtwl KAYt's WORSDELL'3 PIL L b. PILLS. S33f> Sold eTerywhere. f>733 GUNS? CARTRID GES, F I SHI NG TACKLE, &c. G TACKLE, &c. REPAIRS by Experienced Workmen. 2, inE:; STH.EH.T, SWANSEA. 8721 gPRlNG QL O"" T H IN G W. BOYLE & Co., | CLOTHIERS & OUTFITTERS, CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF. B OYLE'S SPRING c LOTIAING, BrITS OF A PTECR, 22s 6,1, 78 6d, 828 6d. B 0 y LElis PRING CLOTHING SUITS OF A PIECE, 35s, 42s, 5fg. oYLE's -IPRING LOTHING, B ks c TWEED TROUSERS, 6 lid, 8 gd. 10s 6d. jgOYLES gPRING QLOTHING, TROUSERS (NEWEST PATTERN), lls6d, l?s. B OYLE'S s PRING c LOTHING, TROUSERS & VESTS TO MATCH, 12s Od, 18s 6d, 22s 6d. B OYLE'S sPRLNG -,LOT-HING, BLACK CLOTH COATS, 1Gs 6d, 22s 6d, 32s. BOYLE'S SPRING CLOTHING, NEW WOLSELEY COATS, lgs Cd, 25s, 35s. JgOYLE'S gPRING ^JLOTHING, NEW LORNE COATS, 14s G l, 16s 6d, 21s. B OYLE'S MECHANIC'S CLOTHING, BOYLE'S TROUSERS TO MEASURE, 15s, 16s ed, 22s 6d. HATS, CAPS, HOSIERY, SHIRTS, SCARFS, TIES, &c. CHURCH-STREET, CARDIFF, AND L54, COMMERCIAL-STREET, NEWPORT. 6a 2903a Q O O D B E R I%- 1 This celebrated Brand of AMERICAN COTTON CANVAS Can now be regn'arlv Supplied IN LIVERPOOL C* AK* OF THE OirrroRTsBT W. I 1UUWICK & CO. MsuiuLiCiurers' Agents. W. CHAD WICK & CO 10, KiNG-sm.Er, LIVERPOOL. pB Lie NOT I C E. —— JOHN MORGA,N,L)ezi to intimate to the publ.cthat it is his iro entiun t" uLc;d Ivs la e father. Mr Wuiiam Mo'^an, AUG Itu SEER and -AF KAISE- of GW-RNYRI.lr.tE 0 YN ;-}.l'fI. NEATH, and also ->!i Rthyk. 111 hi Bus, ess, up_(I y that he reco ve tie saoic- cordial Support \vhic wis '.ohisiitht-r All ornnuinic&'ions will be pit tfiitly p.fei ded to. Note Business Address—'23, PEM- BRO E STREET, ABLRDARt:, alld the GLOBE INN, MERfHYR. 9197 SUIT A BLE KOR A VARIETY OF gROWN & pOLSON'S CORLT LOUR HAS TWENTY YEARS' WORLD-WIDE REPUTATION. WMt —The pretention (f utio her Corn Hour to b » the best" II enttre:" groundlMf. ai.a the imperfect quotation from the Lancet which i. being used in support of this lyrat ntil,lv Hovt set oon.Y the opinion oi that lotrnaL—Vide Lancet, November 11. ihTL 41 "OTA R" FURNITURE VANS £ 5 s. J. DAVIRS & CO., NO. 1 THE HAYES, CARDIFF. 646 _o. NEWPORT AGENCY rOKTM SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS AND CARDIFF TIMES. The PUBLISHING and ADVERTISING OFFICE of th« "SOUTH WALES DAIi.Y NEVVo." aad "OAKDIKF TIltES *NDSUURH WALES WEEKLY NEWS," IS A7 No. 6, TREDEGAR PLACE, NEWPORT, MON., WHERR ADVERTISEMENTS AI E HECEIVED; THE NEWSPAPERS OLl); BOOKSELLERS AND NEWS AGENTS SUPPLIED; AND ORDERS TAKEN FOR REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS. The Terms for Advertisements and the Wholesale Supply ol Papers are precisely those charged at the Chief Office, Cardifl. W. MILTON LOCKE. RsrORTBR AND MAKAORA. Office closes at 6^ p.m., bat Advert.sera may have their erdersattended to aftertha hour at 10 and 11, Great Dock-street fAp(matt* the Fxeo Public Library), Newport. Mon. "VJ"OTICE,—Persons suffering from Indigestion _1_^1 Bilious,or Liver Complaints, uill, on appkation, iecelve Free, an unfailingBOTANIC li.CIPE by encosirg Pddreg. to Mr M1LFORD, Secretary, Botanic Institute, Bristol. 7985 1 23, IRONMONGER LANK, LONDON. (The Old House.)j JOHNSTON'S CORN JP LOUR IS THE gEST. "Is decidedlv superior.Uncet. 865" ct,.oo late fof Preliminary Notice.-To Grocers and Praters. TO be SOLD, shortly, by AUCTION (unless previously Disposed of by ^ATE t-VNTRACT, of which due notice will be trivenl,the GOODWI ;,L of a G KUCER.S and DRAPEK'S BUSlN'r SS. the ^™de 'IF a Grocer and Draper, and the MESSUAGE or DWELLIN -HOUSE, with the Shop and other conveniences whfrein the »aid Business i9 carried on, situtte in Penygraig, Khondda \alley, the same being? held for an unexpired term of six years, ata> early > ent.l of erS.- lor further particulars apply to Messrs C. F. and G..lames, Solicitor#, Merthyr Tydfil or to Mr Henry Lewig, Auctioneer, Ni. 2, castle street, Merthyr Tvdfil. Neath.—To Corn ard Flour Merchants. Factors, and Others. MR WM. UAKRY REES beos to announce thathe has 1 een instrue'ed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Quay, Ne.th. on WEONESUAY, August 16, 187' the follow- in* CORN FACTOR'S PLANT. UTENSILS, and Efiects, com- prising about 6_,000 new and used corn and flour sacks, patent weifChint! machines and weight*, sack '.rucks, measures, a capital one-horse spring wagon, a strougly-made duub:e-shatt spring wagon, spring floar cart, chalt cutter, quantity of prime hay, &c. Sale to commence at Three o'clock. UMBLES. — 'J O ba LET, at the Mumbles, neur Swansea, a WELL FURNISHED HOUaE. Possession at Michaelmas next. 1 he Hcu-e is situate in one of the test positions at the Mumbles, and consists of dining-room breai faai.-room, drau nR-room, SInd 6 bed-rooms. with the usual offices of a gentle-man's houge. For terms and particulars, alipiy to Mr James Price, Sjlihor, Haverfordwest. 9505 TO TALLOW CHANDLERS.—Wanted, a steady MAN. Apply, at once,_to E. Kici a:ds and Co., Pontypridd. 9504 FURNISHING AN > GENERAL IRONMONGERY.—WANTED, an APPRENTICE.—A«Bly, J>, T. Williams. Swansea. 8508 D. T. E D WAR D S SEASON SALE OF DRAPERY, NOW ON. OXFORD STREET, SWANSEA SPECIAL LINES IN BLACK SILKS, Is lid, 2s lid, 3s lid, 4d lid, 5s lid. PATTERNS POST FR. EE. • 0171 W. B, TOPE'S WARDROBE, 258, BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, Is now Showing his SUMMER STOCK of NOVELTIES m WouLLENS, WEST JF ENGLAND, AND SCOTCH TWEED SUITINGS, WORSTED COATINGS, &c. SUITS to Order from 50s. TlvOUS&RS from 12s. 6d. All gcois thoroughly shrunk. 3153 7912 M R. s L B E P, SURGEON AND MECHANICAL DENTIST, REMOVED TKOM DUMFRIES PLACE TO CORNER OF CHARLES-STREET, 50. C-<OOKHERBTOWN, CA -DIFF. Artificial Teeth i.-om "• 6d. Nitrous Oxid* Gas Daily. All the litest improves.ents. No fee for coiisuliiltior-. LEA AND PERRINS' SAUCE. In consequence of Spurious Imitations ef "TOP,CESTERSHIRE SAUCE. v v which are calculated to deceive the public, XT EA AND PERRINS have adopted a NEW _J LABEL BEARING THEIR" SIGNATURE, LKA .ND PEJiRINS, which is placed on eveiy bottle of WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, and without which none is penuine. B" Sold Wholesa'e by the Proprietors, Worcester; Croft and Blickwell, T,< ndon and Export Oilmen j2reneral:y. Retail by dealers in sauces throughout the World. 7993 d U M M E R R I N K S s u M. m E R GLADSTONE CLARET, 163. DOZ. CHAMPAGNE CIDER IN BOTTLE. GINGER ALE. SAUTERNE, CHABLIS, and other Light FRENCH WINES, SUITABLE FOR THIS SEASON. F ULTON ) DUNLOP, AND Co., DUKE STREET, and ST JOHN STREET, CARDIFF. 8950 JGORWICK'S BAKING POVVDER AS BEE N~A WARD ED ^JLHREE GOLD MEDALS F~ OR its SUPERIORITY over ALL OTHERS. Makes Bread, Pastrj', Puddinjfs, ic., li?h'. »nd, wholesome. isold in Id and id packets; also 6d, Is, 23 6d, and Ii" patent boxes. Families, Is, aDd hotels will secure considerable advantage by purchasing the 28 6d or fit patent boxoa- 7tM NEW SERIAL STORY BY MISS B R A D D O N. The Proprietors of the CARDIFF TIMES leg to announce that a NEW SERIAL STORY, by the eminent Authoress, Miss Braddon, entitled «WEAVERS AND WEFT." OR, "IN LOVE'S NEST will commence in The" CARDIFF TIMES," Of FRIDAY and" SATURDAY, A Hust 25th and 26th. TheJNEw STORT is expected to enhance ths great fame of the Authoress of "Lady Audley's Secret," and to be even mo*e popular than tho Mnrijs which have already appeared in the CARDIFF Tiii&i Jrouiher facile pen. In reference to Mi33 Braddon's last story-" Dead Men's Shoe*"—which was published a short time since in this Journal, the Morning Post says: It must certainly rank as one of her most successful efforts. TV.ere is all the old fertility of invention and the old facility but add.,d to these is a certain indescribable air of finish which makes one feel that the Author has set herself to produce a novel worthy of her undisputed reputation." The CARDIFF TIMES AND SOUTH WALES WEEKLY NEWS, PRICE TWOPESCE. Sold by all Newsagents throughout South Wales sni the West of England. The LARGEST WEEKLY NEWS-SHEET, AND THE BEST FAMILY NEWSPAPER. l- NOTICES XO COKKESfONDENTa. Corrc-sprindents will taVe noticvtbmtto-vecul%ltnsertto'n-% thf, South Wales Daily Sewn, their letters must be as brief aj posilblo, and should avoid all circumlocution and word-spinning. Whatever is intended for publication must be authentlCtlted by the Dame and address of ine writer-not, necessarily for publi- cation, but as a of sfood faith. All communications should be legibly written In ink. on one Bine of the paper only leufth increases the difficulty of finding space for thein. We cannot undertake to return oommuniciltioas of wbioh we do not avail ourselves. No attention an be paid to communications which do not I comply with these rale". I