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IF HENRY CLARKE, late Gardener to Capt. Luck- raft, at Burry Port, will communicate with J. Mitchell, Burry Port, he may hear of something to his beneflt, 2231 '<- IttusiraL TO STUDENTS IN MUSIC.—Mr F. ATKINS, M.B., intends, after the present vacation, FORMING a PiuVATE CLAS for the study of Harmony and Counter- joint. Terms lOitki perterm. Also open to attend Schools br the formation of Classes. Terms on application to Femley Heuse, or of Messrs Thompson and hacAel 41 88 Educational. WANTED an experienced MASTER, to assist in tuitiou and take charge of boarders.—Apply, stating terms, Scholasticus, Daily News office. 21»7 KITING.—Mr MaeCreanor, Writing-master, 36. Singleton-terrace, Swansea, teaches Ladies and Gentlemen's fashionable writing in seven lessons. Entire satisfaction guaranteed. 2165 partner: LADY wishes to join another as Partner in a FANCY BUSINESS.—Address "Mary," Lockes Adver- tising Office, Newport, Mon. 2234 gomestic jtt\!nnt. WANTED, HOUSEMAID must be strong and healthy, and accustomed to wait at table.— AnDLy to Mrs Pyman. Acacia House, Kymin-terrace, Venarth. 2*220 WANTED, a Good GENERAL SERVANT and NUK3E. Country girls preferred.—Apply No. 5, St. Andrew's-crescent. 2233 WANTED, good GENERAL SERVANT at Choi ley House, Richmond-road, Cardiff good character required.—Apply from 3 to 5 or 0 to 9 p.m. 2236 ANTED a steady "SOUNG PERSON for KiUh :n- maid.—Apply at Raper's Temperance Hotel, Cardiff. ANTED, a strong GIRL as Geneial Servant; one W used to the trade preferred. Good character requir,d.-Apply King's Arms Hotel, High-street, Swansea. 2215 ANTED, a thorough Good COOK, also an ex- perienced KITCHENMAID, and a Second CHAMBERMAID. Each must be accustomed to Hotel work. Good characters irdispensabie. -Apply stating age, wagtg, Ac., Queen's Hotel, Cardiff. 2175 ANTED~ respectable Indoor MAN SERVANT; also a PAGE. Good wages.—Enclose stamped envelope, Mrs Godfrey. 118, Park-street, London, W. 2163 WANTED, Good Plain COOK, £ 21 HOUSEMAID, £ 18. Sisters or fellow servants may suit.—En- :lose envelope, Mrs Godfrey, Park-street, London, W. 2169 WANTED, Two good GENERAL SERVANTS for wi.iower gentleman of means. £ 20, all found.— Address, Park House, North-row, London, W. 2169 ANTED, HOUSEKEEPER (working). Plenty of assistance. Wa^ea good. Enclosed stamped envelope.—Mrs Godfrey. 118, Park-street, London, W. 216.) WANTED, in a month, an active, honest GIRL, not under 16 one accustomed to children preferred, —Apply Postmistress Caidicot, Chepstow, 21o3 MANTED, COOK, HOUSEMAID, and PARLOUR- i2jil'u<jlT.2160 V\r ANTKD, Two GENERAL SERVANTS for Widow W Lady and Son. Wages £ 20 each.—For particu- lars, send stamped addressed envelope to ilrs Pipe, 82. Bisnop's-roii, We<tbour;ie-grove, London. 2100 WASTED, Two SERVANTS to go with a Lady to America, Good wagea. All expenses p;iid tnere and back.-For particulars, send stamped addressed envelope to MTs Pipe, 82, Bishop's-road, West bourne. grove, London. 2160 WANTKD, NURSE GIRL to take charge of three children. Mu>t be clean, honeist, aua kind.— Apply, 38. Stacey road, Carditf. 2148 ^ituatiow$ iJatatJt. UOCE BY.—Wanted, an Experienced HAND, must be strict y honest, and an bstainer.—Applv .lones tyana and Co., Tin tern, near Chepsttjw. 47923 tyana and Co., Tin tern, near Chepstow. 47923 BOOTTKADE.—WANTED 50 Rivettersand Rounders, chiefly nail work. Constant employment.—Hicks, fcteain Shoe factory, Brynmawr. — WANTEDrstrong GIRL to Pack Whiting.—Apply between 10 and 12 a.m., Kernick and Son, Duke-street, Cardiff. 2235 OOT Tl' ADF- Rivetters are requested to KEMAIN 13 FROM Brynmawr, as there is a Dispute about Wages. 22C.4 WANTED immediately an IMPROVER. Must he steady and active. Also a sharp LAD, as Ap- prentice. -Apply personally to G. Hiley, Grocer, Tre- herbert. 22^3 Irr GROCERS' ASSISTANTS.—Wanted an experi- JL enced HAND an abstainer preferred.—Apply to Josiah Williams, Grocer, Tteorky, Glamorgan. 22.7 WAN ED. in the towns of South Wales, Gentlemen of local influence to represent a new and im- portant enterprise in the South-West of England.—Apply by letter, C. P. A., Messrs Craik and Anthony, Queen- tquare, Bristol. 47912 2^0 MILLINERS.—A thorough experienced HAND accustomed to assist in showroom.—D. Thomas ixid Co.,1 Tempie-street, Swansea. 2223 W" ANTEDa young man accustomed to drivinar, who knows the to^u. None need apply without good eference.-Ci-oss Bros., St. Mary-street, Caruiff. 22i3 W' ANTED immediate!v, a smart, respectable young man as BOOTS, at the Imperial Hotel, Cant.IT. 2212 2212 W' ANTED, a YOUTH as Billiard Marker and to make himself generally useful. Gooi reterences in,iispetisab,le. -Apply, Brid.o Hotel, Newport. 21:17 TO PAWNBROKERS' ASSISTANTS. Young- JIaii Wanted, age from 13 to 20.-Apply 15, Broadway, Roath, Cardiff. 2189 f|U> _f^l^AP ER3.—Wanted at once, a good SALES- JL OilAN, atso a MILLINER, must have good taote. —Apply Btitiog age, salary, and experience, to H. D. Evanrf, Risca, Mon. 2191 WANTED, a quickYOUNG MANTto take c^aTge'of a horse and cart, and make himself generally Heful indoors.-Apply to J. Miller, Grocer, Patrick- itreet, Cardiff. 2170 TO DRESSMAKERS.— Wanted immediately a FIRST- HAND DKKSSMAKEK, with knowledge of Mantle- nakiog prefecred.-Apply.- full particulars to D. and J. Evans, Porth. 2161 CA.otu ties, (7,rat, elltr0, rt^BADESMAN that inienda going out of Buriness I is willing to take Commission (or on Salary'* for fea, Oil and Grease, Tobaeco, or General Grocery or Provisions,for Wales. Good reference.—Address T. S., 17, Mary-street, Merthyr TJdfil. PARTMENT3 to LET, to respectable person; small family. Two front rooms; reut moderate.— Apply 53, Wyndhain-street, CaLito- 1I. 2168 O/* MONTHLY maybe added to income bySa.eof 5L0 oiw Packet Teas and French Coffee, in tins the noat lucrative Agency in the trade. Prospectus and Press opinions post free. W ite to Oliver, Oliver and Co., Merchants, 231, Southgattf Koad, London, N. Hu44 47'80 W"ANTED, AGENTS, for Industrial Assurance, in all parts. Good men can earn at least 308^ u w £ £ i. '-Address with stamp, to Manager, li, St Jonu s-square, Xrdig 43784 Jitttationg ¥ Juded. EDICAL.-Wanted imniediately, by a second-year M Student, an ASSIS TANTSHIP, to visit, afspense, kttei.d midwifery (ordinary). Hfe served four years* JPDrenticeshijx Unexceptionable references. — Apply R. W. It., Four Crosses, Merioneth, North Wales. 220o BREWERS. — A practical Brewer, who thoroughly understands brewing all classes of alas and stout, aUllif i u 11(1 erstands malting, wishes for a situation would invest £ 100 or £ 200 in a going concern.—Address, U O. Mather, 40, St. Alban's-road, Watford, Hert. 479X3 and^Tvi^0 88 Colliery Pay Clerk or f ar- Srienced GoodTlf Mana?er. Energetic and ex- Ne«V (irdia reIerea^- -W., South Wales Daily ^P0 TORS^WarttP^8 lnd HoUSE DECORA- G"iiner, good Brush hand, 47911 RE-ENGAOKME1NT required, daily or resident "hv an experienced GOVEttNESS (25). I^UsT),French Music, Sm'^lig. Drawing, and Paftitiog.—Address' YeritJ^, 0 South Wales Diply N%wa," Cardiff. 2123 Celia a tous aut. T>ORTABLE ENGINE WANTED, from 6 to 10 h.p. 'JL Must be complete and in good repair.—Particu- lars to 8. Evan#, Llanfyrnach, R. S. O., Pembrokeahire.2224 fJlENDERS wanted for Discharge of Iron Ore Cargoes. I J. Steamers giving use of Steam Wiliches.-Apply to Alexander, and Co., 5, Mount Stuart-square. 2187 Bricks^—WANTED eo.OOO to 100,000 NEW or SECONDHAND, for Colliery purposes. De- livery, Cross Keys Station, Cwmamman; also LIME. Quotations to J. H. Ketley, Glenday, and Co.. Bir- naitighani. 47874 ^partamit^ &r. T O^O^'Of-T-A /especUble YOUNG MAN can hi^e WJ Comfortable Lodgings at 31,«orvstre«t, Cathays. 2(99th«r lodgers I it bt Xrt.—(it. rilO be LET. immediate, 23s P)tfa4e, (htrditt. oon- X taining 3 sitting-rooi», t bedrooms, and dreasing- rooms, with a lanre garden. TJhe Furniture tI1 the house may be taken at a. A. Buaett, 4, Church-St., or Mr Pady, 2248 TO LET, No, S. COLDSTREAM'TliRRACB. Renl Apply to Mr D; Roberta, 17, Chureh- street, Cardiff. VW& niHE LAWN," MAINDEE nfar NKWTORT, Mon- X mouthshire.—To be LET\ th*8 capiUl family MANSION HOUSK, with Lswn, Pleasure Grounds, and Gardens. T"c ^U**tiliug-house contains three reeeption-roome. ftb-y. strong room, servants' hall, kitchen, numerous bedrooms, with con- venieut out-offices. The premises are in excellent con- dition, and until very recently in the occupation of hfrs T. B. Batchelor. Possession may be had at once.-For particulars applv to Messrs. William Graham and Son, Victoria Chambers, Newport, Mon. or to T. M. Llew. ellin, Esq., Solicitor, Newport. 47768 TO LET, No. 10, Westbourne-crescent, Canton bridge, Cardiff. Premises may be vievred oh or after Mon- day, the 9th inst. 22163 ATTERMATH.—20 Acres th Let, two miles from Cardiff, excellent herbage, good growth.—Apply to W. B. L., 116, Bute-road, Cardiff. 47898 TO LET, Furnished, Newjx>rt, front 12th September, a very genteel Detached VILfcA, suitable for a small family.- Rooms spaciona, very lofty, and well fur- nimhed bath room, usual offifee*. and cellaring, grape house, and with or without stablin.Apply Mr John French, Bromley House, Caerlaon-road, Newport. 2190 BURRY PORT.—To LET, or LEASE, on very mode- rate terms, a Ten-roomed Semi-detached VILLA, elaborately finished, with suitable onihauses, garden, a««»cmmodatiott road at back, most pleasantly situ- ated, and commanding a splendid view of the Burry River Mid ^-marthen Bay.-For particulars apply to J. )fich.ef, grocer, New-street, Burry Port. 47822 TO LETTh6K9E- containing aix rooms, in Silver- street! Roath.PP1! to W. Thomas outfitter, 142, Bute-road. Cardiff. 2179 TO BE LET, with 7njnWlia*p Posse8siou' !»rKe semi-detached RE^IDKlvCESi m ^Hownrd Garden, Ronth-road, within three minutv* the Tan ana Rhymney Stations, and fitted up ,.th all modern con- veniences. The rooms are numt«,c«^>^ry.8Pac'o,Js> and lofty. Rent, £ 85 per annum each. ThA^ W considerable garden ground at the rear of eaeh house, ttd lbe occu- piers have the privilege of using Howard Also, two VILLAS, near Roath Chureb, ooutainiug two of rooms, kitchens, bath-room, five todrooms, and go gardens. Rent, £,,0 per annum each. —Apply to Lewis Brothers, Richards-terrace, Roath. 2103 or ja1t.-oUSt$, .d, &r. HOUSE for Sale, 17, Aujfusta-street. Splotlands; 18-fect frontage. — Apply to Mr W. Jenks, 41, Lewis-street, Canton. 2210 GOOD OPPORTUNITY for Working-men to gecme a Dwelling.-TWO NEW COTTAGES for SALE in Newport-street, Lower Grange town. A large proportion of purchase money may be had on mortgMe.-Apply to R. Emery, 20, Queen-street, Cardiff. 2196 "GREAT BARGAIN.—Two newly-buitt HOUSES for SALE in Pontardulais by Private Contract; 36feet frontage good letting neighbourhood.—For further w tr w .A: A "t;n.nøøP8. VIft1"\IU;U.l.al Øot'pIJ \IV,1. I" 1.'11.111. iIoll\.L "&I'& and Estate Agents, Pontardulais, R.S.O, 195 TO be SOLD, by Private Coatract, Greuud :s"tl! of 63 Uóusea in the centre of Canton the ground rents amount to 4135 a year; lease unexpired about 76 years; price £ 3,500 the rents the landlords do receive Is £ 893; when the lease expires will pay nearly 26 per cent. A large Family Mansion in Pembrokeshire, with 168 acres of land, good fishing and ahooting, and witr.in two miles of railway station price £ 5,600; will pay from 3 to 4 per cent. A small Farip, with a Huuxe and Out-houses, within a mile and a-half of Newport, 2) acres. Eight-roomed House, with about 8 acres 0" Land about 9 miles from Cardiff; several 8-roomed Houses, with larye gardens and back entrance, lease 999 years, price AMO each; eight Freehold Houses, including a Sh*, pflo, £ 2,6W eight HouLies, rents Z124 1 &4. price Æl,¡ three Houses, price £600; two Houses, in. "-i- a Shop and I'.ake house, root £ 52 a year, &6GG. LQWEft Gi ANGE.—Two Houses, Including » ahQfo, and Stable and Coach-house, price JETOO. tt&Tli Two Villas in Broadway, price £ £ 50 six HoomSv InelQdlnK a Shop, price £ 1,300; two Villas iu yyp*t Ceorge-street, price £ a50; four Houses, with a long ioAM, to the centre of Cardiff four Houses, includ- ing w Corner Shop, price £ 650 ten Housed, price £ 2,0C0; Hooves, pnee £ 1,600 two Houses in Pearl-street, wi«I &,LOO- ten-roocied Villa, with cellar, bath-room, ¡ I'M fittings mostly in every 100m, price £800, two- Aiwrtf of the porchajk money could remain on mort. Pr..r.TO LET, three large Shops in Caatie-road, suitable draMi-s, ironmonger*, Ji uggistj, butchers, or furni- tore shoee, a1 with !¡m/< cellars; several five roomed Houses, With large garage, at Ely, rent 4s Od per week; alght roomed Villa in Davies-erescent, with largre garden, Venetian blinds, gas fittings, and well rent L30 a year, only five minutes' walk to where the trams start. Seve- -At Farms to LET in Monmouthshire, rent about p1 1031 per acre. For reply please enclose a stamped envelope. Apply to Mr Thomas Davies, House and Land and Insur- ance Vrent 84, Cowbridge-road, Canton, Cardiff. 40277 1- So -so 1JENARTH-ROAD.—To LET, with immediate posses- sion, a p rtion of the Yard and Sheds, lately occupied by Mr Thomas Jones, Builder. Apply to Tliomas and Sons, Ironmongers. -21E2 To PUBLIC"S.- TO BE LET, with immediate possession, that capital INN, the Commercial Hotel, Heolfach, Rhoudda Valley, on lease, 11 years to run. Satisfactory reasons for leaving.—For rent, terms, and all information, apply T. Lewis, as above. 2222 TO LET, TILERS' ARMS, Blaina; also GOLDEN LION, Abertillery; toth full-licensed.— For par- ticulars apply to W. Webb Aberbeeg. v»a»8 2218 ARDIFF -TO LET, a good refreshment house, C doing a good trade. In main thoroughfare,—Apply J. F., Daily News" Office, 22H HOUSE and SHOP to LET, in Lower Cathedral-road. —Apply to Mr John Jones, Butcher, opposite. 2182 f»rk OXFORD-STREET, SWANSEA.—Excellent busi- ness premises, consisting of House, Shop, exten- sive Storerooms, and Stable to be LEr.-Apply to J. lliuett, Eaotgate-terrace, Neath. 2198 TO LET, an extensive business PREMISES, in the principal street ill Trelierbert.—Apply to Henry Thomas, Draper, Treherbert. 2184 f (^REFOREST.—To LET, Corner HOUSE and S IOP in JL Castle-street, with or wi.hout Bakehouse suitable | V^iiidrr'.—iO LtT, HOUSE and SHOP with good fixtures, 36, Caroline-street first-clas? business premises in leading thoroughfare.—Apply to Misa Harry, 8, W ellington-terrace 2154 A SHOP and BAKEHOUSE, in Centre of Town.— Apply to Williams and Williams, Auctioneers, Church-street, Cardiff, 2151 TO WATC^niAKEnS AND TB^VELLErTsr- PONTY- TRIDD.—To LET immediately, situate near the Railway-station, where a good trade has been carried (,n for a number of years in the above For terms and to view apply, M. Davies, Pwll} waun, near Ponty- prid,]. 2150 a^O LET, with immediate possession, that new and commodious SHOP and PREMISES, situate on the corner of Castle-square and Caer-street, Swansea. Leading thoroughfare, central, and suitable for almost any class of business. Large plate-glass frontage to each street.—Apply on the premises, 14, Castle-square. 46421 jjttffittfor gisposal DRAPERY.—All Established Ready Money General Drapery Business to be LISEOiED of. Best position in a Steam Coul Valley, doing a good soui.d trade. Gcod Shol,, well fitted, and every coiiteiiierce.- Appiy, Drapery, "South Wales Daily News," Cardiff. 2226 OUTDOOR BEER and GROCERY BUSINESS, taking £ 17 a week; incoming £ 90. —Wi}-hers, Rock House, Marlborough-street. Bristol. 2208 DRAPER Y,-AIl old-established business, doing a good trade. Satisfactory reasons for leaving.- Apply, Har.,ies, Compton House Fishguard. 2199 DRAPER'S VALUER, ov:r Twenty years'experience. — Apply to Mr John Lewis, Fairfield House, Swansea. 2088 ur M*.—^ GLI-NO.-FF,ESH WATER FISH of all kinds can be caught in immense quantities with the Chinese Oait, "Chinff" (Stiukm Gladwin). Fish smell the bait fifty y ards off and take it eagerly, especially salmon trout, roach. and dace. Price 10sper lb. Sample, suffi- cient to c. t :h a bushel of fish, sent post paid for 13 penny stamps. Address—Jules and Co., Importers Southampton.—Testimonial "Messrs Jules and Co.' please send me a quarter of a pound of your fish bait' Ching.' The sample I had last week answered splen- didly it took fifteen brace of roach, four aud a half of different fish. W. Ratcliff, Ladywood House, Souih Viccent-street, Birmingham." 2206 SCHOONER for SALE.—The Devonport," 133 tons register, carries 230 tons, shifts without ballast.- For particulars apply to the Master, on board, at Ply- mouth. 21CO BOAT FOR SALE.— Fishing Smack, in Dock, at Car- diff. To be Sold to cover moitgage. Very cheap. —John Jenkins & Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. H" ARMONIUM, £ 4: ditto, Z5 ditto (7 stops), £ 6 10s; JtjL Pianoforte (good), £6 ditto, £ 7. The Cheapest House in Wales for all Musical Instruments. Robinson's Harmonium Manufactory, 28, Oxford-street, Swansea. 47819 A Good BLACKSMITH and CARPENTER wanted at Tavernspite. House and Workshops adjoining to be LET. Also large Yard and Buildings, which will be arranged to suit incoming tenants. Well adapted for Cattle Dealer, Butcher, Agricultural Implement Maker, &c. Depot for Traction Engine, Thrashing und Mowing Machines, &c., for HIRE, or any business requiring plenty of enclosed Yard space and Covered Buildings, near cqal, lime, sand, &c., at cross ng of 6 good roads leading to NN hitland.Narl)ertli, St. Clelr, Langharne,Pen- dine, Carmarthen, Amrothe. Kilgetty, Teuby, Pembroke, &c., &c. — Co'xl accommodation for Visitors, Sportsmen, or Travellers, at the "Plume of Feathers" (ye Oid .Tavernspite), or Irish Mail Coach-house from Milfo,d to London.—Address, Win. Re P, Tavernspite, near Nar- berth, licensed brewer and retailer of Beer Wine« Spirit?, &c. 8747 47904 FOREST OF DEAN STONE. Prices and part iciila,- JL' address J. Mitchell, 5, South Luton-place, Cardiff 2217* ABERDEEN GRANITE monumenTsT fronT £ 5. Carnage free. Inscriptions accurate and beautiful. i'lans and prices from Leg-e, Scuiptor, Aberdeen. 2082 FORHI^theiast-sailing cutter YACHT, Village Belle, x5 tons. This yacht, which is quite new has been re-fitted and done in the She is replete with everythingThode^. is fa*s^fer and suitable for ..gentleman and his famil, vi^tin- the sea-side. For terms, &c., anplv to Mr Simmmi, Stretton House, ^p y 10 Mr 1S.-THS NEW POCKET TIME-PIEQE—g g Is Warranted to denote Correct Solar Time I Post-free Fifteen Stamp*. The Frkmck Pocxkt Tikb Dn>tcito& (Patented in img- land and France), 100.000 of which wjr* s^liT (Turin-* the Paris Exhibition will denote correct time; same" size and shape a»» Witch cosiing Ten Guineas; serviceable -rm steel works, balanced action, enamelled dial glass dome. Warranted for two years. Two securely packed for Twenty-eight Stamps. Obtainable only from the undersigned Sole Agents for Great Britain, THE FRENCH NOVELTY COMPANY, 118, Park-street, Marble Arch, London, W. 1415 ~~A~ FORTNIGHT'S FAMILY WASH, in Four Hours, without rubbing or boiling, by using "THE DOMESTIC" Washer, Wringer, and Mangier (three machines in one', carriage paid, and a free trial allowed. -Illustrated prospectus post free from Morris Bros., Pontypridd, and 16, Angel-street. Cardiff. 44216 PERAMBULATORS.—"The Patent Safety Revolving," JL counteracts wind, rain, dust Dun, Ac., from what- ever quarter arising, and thorongyiiy protects the child from the most inclement weather. Prices and illustra- tions free. These Pateut Carriages art sent carriage paid to any Statiou.—Morris Brothers, 16, Angel-street, Cardifl, and Pontypridd. 46570 ATEST "TIP" 'IC0 CYCLISTS deairoua of Cycling o Poawble this season, RIDE THE CAMBRIAN BICYCLES', Manufactured by n„ MORRIS BROTHERS. Or purchase your machine of any other make and acces- series of all descriptions of the same firm at a Large Discount. One of the Largest Stocks of Now and Second-hand Machines in the United Kingdom to. select from. All goods carriage paid. Works—PONTYPRIDDI Show Boom AND Omca— 16, ANGEL STREET, CARDIFF. Price List one Stamp. 45676 Certain Cure for Nervous Debility. (^1 RATIS, a MEDICAL WORK, showing sufferers how JT they may be cured and acquire Health and Vitality without the aid of Quacks, with recipes for purifying the blood, and removing Skin Affection* Free on receipt ol Stamp to prepay postage. — A<Mr$» Seccetwr. Inatitute M fnaUW M fnaUW JOHH JENKINS and C 0'5' i announcements. JOHN JENKINS &d OO.p ^AIJCTIOSEEES Ss VALUEft^T PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS & AUDITORS. STOCK INSURANCE, MORTOAOft AND BUSINESS BROKERS, ARBITRATORS. HOUSE, LAND, ESTATE, FINANCIAL A GENERAL AGENTS. PHILHARMONIC CHAMBERS, ST. Mabt Stuot, CARIDIFF. Agents to the Soli Fire, Provident Clerks' Mutual Life and Guaraake, uti. the Norwich and London Accident and Plate Glass Insurance Companies, and the Protector Endowment, Loan, and Annuity Company. V B. — J. J. and, Co. prefer personal interviews, but where this is not practicable, communication may be made by post, in which case two atampa must ba and jaed tor reply. BUSINESSES FOR DISPOSAL. CTWANSBA Desirable compact IlOtEL, with good Vault, on a long lease trade Urge. Itiro-iffg £I,Johu Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, i., Irdiff. 1-69 "RDIFF.-CapiW free double-licenced PUBLIC- V> HOUSK. in one of the leading thoroughfares. An excellent opportunity for a person seeking a first-class business.—John Jenkins and Co., Sun Fire Ofticc, Phil- harmonic Chambers, Cardiff, !-68 "VT EWPORT. — Good, well situated, DOUBLE LI- il| CENSED HOUSE, doing a large trade (proot). Ingoing, fully furnished, £ 600. Rent moderate.—Johu Jenkins & Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1-61- CARDIFF. — DOUBLE-LICENSED HOUSE, estab- lished as a boirding-houae, within easy access to Docks. Lease moderate rent good inventory in- going £ 500.—John Jenkiua and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. CARDIFF. -Good Double-licensed HOUSE in a populous tieighboui hood, doing large trade rent low; ingoing £OOO.-John Jenkins and Co., Philhar- monic Chambers, Cardiff. 1-65 BRISTOL.—Good Free Full-licensed HOUSE, situate in an important business part and near shipping rent £ 50; ingoing £ 22.1.—Johu Jenkins and Co., Phil- harmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1—63 DRAPERY and GROCERY BUSINESS, in a capital manufacturing aud colliery district in South Wales. Leate of premises, which have lately been r^ Scored at great expense, £ 400; Rent, ASO Lease, IT yegir,, Returns, zbout f.5,000, which can be increased Stock (lpw) at \aluation.—John Jenkins and Co., Phil- harmonfe Chambers, Cardiff. l-IU SINGLB? LICENSED rUBLIC HOUSE, in Cardiff; doing fair trade, and held at a very low rent. In- going £ L20. — John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1-62 CARDIFF, DOCKS. Double licensed PUBLIC- U HOUSE, in good position. Ingoing and rent moderate.—John Jenkins and Co.,Auctioneers, &c., Phil- harmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1-59 ,d -ION-FEMONEIrS, GROCER'S, and PRIVATE J HOTEL BUSINESS, near the Bute Docks, Carditf holding a wine licence, to be SOLD. Good Shop lease Stock about £ 300, by valuation.—John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1-60 CANTON.-GOOd Double-licensed HOUSE, in excellent position. Large trade; price moderate.—John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1—56 CARDIFB'.—Singk-licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE to be C disposed of in Canton; incoming £60; low retit.- Apply to John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. INGLE-LICENSED PUBLie-IIOUSE, near Cardiff; low rent; ingoing £ 40.-Apply to Johu Jelikins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardllf. 1-47 INK aud BEER-LICENSED HOUSE for immediate DISPOSAL—a bargain—for special reasons. Unexceptionable opportunity for taking a public-house cheap. Satisfactory reasons for leaving. Apply to Messrs John Jenkins & Co., Auctioneers and Account. ants, Philharmonic Chambers. Cardiff. 1-5 A-AAR1)IFF, SubLirba of. — A very spacious Single- licensed HOUSE, jn a new but very growing neigh. Dourhood, on lease at £ 100 per year. Ingoing, £ o00, J. Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agcut, Piiiiiuumouic Chambers, Carditf. 1.11 C""ARDIFF,"Lower Grange.—Double-licensed HOUSE in Grangetown, on a gc-^d lease, to be Disposed of. Satisfactory reasons for leaving. Ingoing, £ 5t'0 to £ 700 according to conditions.—J. Jenkins fit Co., Auctioneers Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1-1) CARDIFF.—Double-licensed HOUSE, in easy distance j to station, important offices, and principal thoroughfares; held on a good lease, and doing a large trade; to be DISPOSED Of. Ingoing k;1,050.-J Jenkins & Co., Sun Fire Office, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 1.6 BUSINESSES WANTED. SINGLE LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE. Ingoing not k-l exceeding £ 50.—John Jenkins and Co,, Philhar- monic Chambers, Cardiff. OUBLE-LICENSED PUBLIC-HOUSE, Bute-street or Docks, Cardiff. Ingoing £ 200 to £ 300. John Jenkins and Co., Brokers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. SMALL SPIRIT VAULTS £ 200 to £ 300; respectable part of Cardiff.—John Jenkins and Co., Sun Fire vmee, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. IT Al.I. PUBLIC HOUSE.—Ingoing not to exceed £ 10^.—John Jenkins aud Co., Sun lire Olhcc, Piiimannonic Chambers, Cardiff. OOD Single Licensed PUBLIC HOUSE. —Ingoing \T not to exceed £ 180. — John Jenkins and Co Business Brokers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. BUSINESS PREMISES TO BE LET. HOUSE, with Shop Front, 4-stall stable, in Roath, suitable for Cabman, &c., low rent.—Apply to Joiiu Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. _3¿7 tt r AREHOUSE, substantially built and dry, and Y W containing 4 floors, each about 36 ft. by 18 ft., with good approach in Gladstone-street. Low rent.— John Jeukin* aud Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 3-44 OFFICES.—Two sets of four first-class and con- veniently-iTrauged Offices, suitable for Solicitors, Architects, &c., in best position oi Bt. Mary-street, to be Let with mime liate possession.—Particulars Of John "Dweirtiig stveet.—J Jliu ocuKins and Co., 1 hiiharmonic Cii;aiibcrs,Caruiil. ;)-11 tCAPITAL PREMISES, in a first-class position iu Car- dirt, with showy plate-glass window, TO be LhT. Lent and fixtures reasoiialle; no stock unexceptiojable opportunity to open business in a leading situation. A^ply Jonn Jenkins and Co., Philharnionic Ct^unbers, Cuidiu. 3—31 OcAINT^MARY-STREET.—Good WAREHOUSES, suit- s able for Bonded or other Stores, with very good approacij,- Juhll Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Carditf. 3-7 f |>W0 Sets of good OFFICES, to be entered upon in a 1 mouth, in centre of Cardiff —Apply to John Jenkins and Co., Cardiff. 3-7 HOUSES, ia, FOR SALE. FP.EEHOLD BUILDING LAND on the Kiug's-road, to Le sold chea\>. Corner plot, 130 feet by feet. —John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2—tit* 2-titi SEVERAL First-clas3 COTTAGES in a good letting neighbourhood, to pay about 8 per ceut. clear, to be SOLD.—John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff,- 2-t5 E.NAP.TH.-Four COTTAGES, in good letting place, J. 17 feet irontage, good repa.r. Ground rent is IOj. m-ice £700.-John Jenkins aud Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2-43 1,-REEHOLD RESIDENCE and OFFICES, near Car- > diff, TO be SOLD, with or without a held near.- •iJhn Jenkins and Co, Philharmonic Chambers, Car- diff. 2—oO DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, in best of Cardiff, having a good entrance-hall, and containing 12 spacious and well ananged rooms, three lavatories, and bath- room, with hot tud cola water, good cellerage and domestic apartments, ID t:xcellet,t coi;diti,n, and replete with Venetian blinds and gas fittings, to be SOLD tor the very moderate price of £ 9W). Urounu rent low early possession, —John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2!-53 rriKREE"GOOD-HOUSES and a STABLE, in Adam- 1 street, to beSOLD, to pay 7i per cent. £ 1,000. -7ohn Jenkins aud Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Carditf. aa M~' ORTl"MEir~ROAD, CANTON, CARDIFF.—Good letting Houses to be bold.—Apply to Joi:n Jeu- knis and Co, Philarmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 46170 t—o'J rwo g.t HOUSES, in Lower Cathedrai-road, tele 1 SOLD, for ;A;;6i>U. For particulars appiy to John Jeukin tk Co., House and Estate Agents, Pniiharmonic Cliambers, Cardiff. 2-13 fl^lN STREET, CARDIFF.—Four well-built and con- JL venient HOUSES, ali let, to be SOLD. A good in vestment for £ 900.—John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 241 TEN good HOUSES ill Mortiuier-road, Canton, offer a good investment lor £ 1,200.—John Jenkins and Co., House aad Estate Agents, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2-39 SEVERAL HOUSES in Brook-street, Cardiff. Moderate prices. Safe letting neighbourhood.—Jeukins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2-35 HOUSE in Northcote-Street, Cardiff. Very moderate price. —John Jenkins and Co., Cardiff. 2-34 WYNDUAM CRESCENT, CANTON.—One or two good HOUSES to be SOLD, offering invest- lIIents içr £330, £:3[,0, and F.070.-John Jenkins and Co., House tiid Estate Agtnts, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2-42 VERY Good HOUSE, with showy shop, in Clifton- street, to i>ay nearly 7i per cent, m Price £ 500,— John Jenkina anti Co., Auctioneers and Valuers, Philhar- mouic Chambers, Cardiff. 2-5 PARTRIDGE ROAD.—Very compact and neat semi- detached VILLA, in excellent condition. Price £ 450. —John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agents, Phil, harmonic Chatubers, Cardiff 2-28 A CONVENIENT 12-ROOMED HOUSE, in nice part of Roath, with two entrances, and held at a very iow.ground rent, to be sold at fair price.—John Jenkins and Co., House and Estate Agentd, Phiiliarnjoiiic Cham- bers, Cardiff. -— 2-8 XTUGHTEBa, wcil-Uuilt HOUSES, in good locality. fi/i iiice, £ 2,800. Ground rent moderate. —'John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Cliambers, Cardiff. 2-26 5/OUR very desirable HOUSES, let for £ 82 per year, 1' for £ 1,050,—John Jenkins aud Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2-27 HOUSES TO BE LET. ^IX-ROOMED HOUSE, Cathedral-i^ad; rent £ 30. Jo Further particyJttseoTJohnJenKma and Co., Phil- barmoqic Ctian^^a^ Cardiff. 5— 45 CARDIFF.—HOUSE to LET in Union-street, suitable for boot maker or tailor.—John Jenkins and Co., Auctioneers, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. PENARTH.— Very convenient RESIDENCE, in dire- road, to be Let, immediately. "Good neighbour- hood Rent low. Furniture can be purchased a bargain, or valuation. Johu Jenkiua and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 343 FURNISHED RESIDENCES TO LET. REPSTOW.-First class completely furnished do. ) C tached RESIDENCE, within easy access to Railway Station; comprising three rccei tion and seven bedrooms, with usual offices. Large well-stocked garden;. lawn- tennis and archery grounds. Good Stabling, &c. Rent, only 4120 per annum.-Apply to John Jenkins and Co., Phiiliarmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 3-42 WANTED TO PURCHASEL A FREEHOLD or Long Leasehold PUBLIC-HOUSE, John Jenkina and Co., Auctioneers, Phil harmonic Chambers, Cardiff. GROUND RENTS FOR SALE. OO A OR. ^aa 8ecure Ground Rents in Cardiff to ■4- £ if) pay about 4 per cent, at once. Through the lease being short the reversionary interest is of con- siderable value.—John Jenkins and Co., Accountants, Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. 2—SO MONETARY. n i Ti £ 250, and £ 600 ready to be INVESTED on dwlOV, MORTGAGE.—John Jenkins and Co., Philharmonic Chambers, Cardiff. £ A A and £ 500 to bo ADVANCED on good free- c&.TCV v/» hold secuiities.—Particulars, to John Cardiff* ^OCOUMt<u}'si Philharmonic Chambers, LARGE SUM3 to be advanced on Leaseholds, Free- holds, Reversions, Annuities or Ground Rents.— ^o^ JenIcinsjq'd Go., Wortoage Broksrs and Fmanatal yy AND g R E It N 1 (Established 1849), HOIT54U ESTATE, .AND LA*fD\AGENTS, AUCTlCKEfeSS, VALUERS, PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AUDITORS, &<J. HRE. LIFE, ACCIDENT, AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENTS. Omcss: 74, SAINT MARY-STREET. ANNOUNCEMENTS (Extracted from our Register. FURNISHED RESIDENCES. V. TO LET. J PENARTH, NEAR CARDIFF.-Commo.lioua Family Marine beautifully-situated RESIDENCE, 10 bed- rooms, gardens, &c. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1301 A" BERGAVENNY,—Nice VILLA, in §uiurbsT~Three reception, four bedrooms. Gas. Near a station. rent tor iwo orthfSi months. —Messrs Hern, Cardiff.. 1292 A BERGAYENNY.-—Detached Furnished RESIDENCE —S sitting rooms, 5 bed rooms,and dressing room; r good domestic offices. Rent £ 3 3i1 per week.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1141 BRECONSHIRE.—Desirable Furnished RESIDENCE 4 reception rooms, billiard room, 7 bedrooms, good domestic offices stabling, &c., near cliurch and station. Rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1002 CARMARTHENSHIRE.—Furnished MANSION, beau- tifully situate, with extensive shooting and fishing privileges, suitable for a large establishment.— Messrs Hern, Uardiff. • 1093 CHEPSTOW (near)- Beautifully situated on tne Wye, tini within easy distance of Tintern Abbey aud the Wyndcliff. — Desirable Detached Furnished RESIDENCE, in own grounds 3 reception rooms, 7 bed- rooms, 1J acre most pioductive garden, good water, and requisites. Kent very moderate. 1288 F,NBY.-Detach,ed-Vilia RESIDENCE three Kecep- I tion rooms, eight bedrooms, about two acres of gardens and grouud, nicely laid out, commanding mag- nificent views. Furnished or unfurnished. Rent moderate.—Messrs Here, Cardiff. 1150 GLAMORGANSHIRE, near food town and main line GLAMORGANSHIRE, near food town and main line station, and within easy distance of beautiful waterfalls of Vale of Neath, handsomely-furnished RESI- DENCE, 3 reception rooms, 5 bedrooms, good domestic offices, stabling, garden, and grounds; rent moderate; or would be SOL L) a Largain. -Messrs Hern, Cardiff 1095 ONMOUTHSHIRE.-Family MANSION, well fur- nished, delightfully situated, garden, lawns, and ornamental grounds, 6 acres of prime meadow land. Rent iiioderate.-Me,srs Ifekii, Cardiff. 539 ORTH WALES.—FURNISHED MANSION, beauti- J3( fully situate 111 the ceutre of finely wooded park, commanding magnificent views, excellent shooting and fishing near barriers and fJxÐoundi. contains 4 recep- tion rooms, 17 bed and dressing rooms, good domestic offices, stabling, &c.; productive gardens, vineries, orchard, and greenhouse—1,000 acres shooting strictly preserved trout stream rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1217 ON the WYE.—Furnished Country RESIDENCE, contains hall, 2 reception ,rooms, 4 bedrooms, coach-house, and stabling, near a station 011 the Wye Valley Railway. Rent £ 2 23 per week—Messrs Hern, Car- diff. 1011 p ENARTII. -Several turnibhed Marine RESIDENCES. ^\ARDIFF. —Several-FURNISIIED RESIDENCES^ COUNTRY RESIDENCES. TO LIT. CARDIFF (near).-Good HOUSE in the country and w,j near the sea.; six bedrooms, &c., 8 acres land rent jti<0.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1308 MONMOUTH (near).—Good Family HOUSE; £ 50. Price £ 1,300.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1220 NEW PORT.-HouSE, standing in its own grounds 3 reception, 7 bedrooms, and offices, &c.—Messrs liern, Cardiff. 1222 PEN ART H "Card i tf.- Good HOUSES, .£42, e75. JL Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1286-7 EAR CRICKHOWELL and ARERGAVENNY.— Good country COTTAGE RESIDENCE; 6 bed- ruonis; 2 good sitting-rooms, stables, gardens, &e.; rent moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1277 PONTYPRIDD (near). -MANSION, with 160 acres land, p suitable for a gentleman or respectable farmer 1 cut very moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff, 1235 ri^ENBY.—Superior HOUSE, contains two Sitting I rooms and eight bedrooms, all modern appliances and conveniences. Rent, 960.-Hessrs Hern, Caidiff, 1132 HEREFORD.—Modern-built detached Gentleman's RESIDENCE, charmingly situate.- Messrs Hern, Cardiff. -086 BERGAVENNY.—Small ILLA RESIDENCE 011 the banks of the Usk, good fishery.—W. & S. lleru, Cardiff. 1003 Residences for SALE. TENBY.— Freehold J amily RESIDENCE, with grounds (two acres); 3 reception rooms, b bedrooms good domestic offices, coach-house, stabling, &c Price mode- rate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 502 1LFRACOMBE.—Picturesque Family Old Fashioned j. Cottage RESIDENCE, in its own well-timbered and nicely laid-out grounds, with 3 acres meadow laud, 3 reception, 6 bedrooms, aud good attics, gardeu, coach- house, &c., near the town, parish church, and railway station. Immediate possession. Price on application. 1208 GLAMORGANSHIRE (near mam line Stations- Good HOUSE with Stabling, Coacbouse, &c., with or without Furniture a bargain.-Messrs Iterii, Cartiiff. 1035. TOWN RESIDENCES. TO LET. CANTON.—Good HOUSE, in Ely-road fine view3, c healthy, near Tram terminus. lient only £ 30.— Messrs lieru, Cardiff. 1259 PARK PLACi^ CaITdLFF^ Genteel RESIDENCE, Dining and drawing-rooms, hall, 5 bedrooms, uressing-rooms, &c, bathroom, gas fittings, and biilld". Rent ii,,oderate liegsrs Hera, Cardiff. 1262 AINDEE, NEWPOUTT—A MANSION IIOUSE, con- tains 3 reception and other rooms, numerous bed- a, (;ood lJ House, recently painted and decorated, 10 rooms. Another desirable House in Park-Grove. 2 sitting, 5 bedrooms, bath room, hot and cold water, & &c.- Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1305-9 CHAIÜ..F,S-STREEI', CARDIFF,-Supenor HOUSE. C with ample accommodation.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff AltDIFF.-Good HOUSES to LET in Penibroke- terface, Castle-road, Oakfield-street, Newport- road, Cowbridge-road, &c. Moderate rents.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. ————— 43802 W. & S. REnN. 74, M'T. MARY STREET, J;Of JStaU — %m'$ama^ DOG. —FOR SALE, Chep, splendid yard, conmanion, and water dog, Mastiff-Newfoundland good teinper. -11, S. Arnold, Cwmavon, 'l'aibacii. 2159 PARROTS.— Parrots on SALE.-A beautiful young JL African Grey, Crimson tail, sent to any address, package inc uded, for 12s 6d; if not satisfactory on receipt, money retu: ned this is exnclly the game class of birds ai sold by others at a different price. 3,000 cages, the irde-tructible, best cage. A variety of other Beasts, Birds and Reptiles.—Wm. Cross, largest impor- ter in the world, 16 and 18, Earle-street, Liverpool. 4/854 1mul (iMUevy X>UTE WAGON WORKS, CARDIFF,-Joseph He Id B~> and Co., supply all kinds of New and Second-hand WAGONS, for cash. Redemption or simple hire. Wr.gons repaired by contractor otherwise. Works, East Moors; Offices, 146, Bute-street.—N.B.—J. H. and Co., undertake to let or sell surplus stock for any owners or users. P_r- ticulars invited. 457C1 AILNVAY WAGONS SALE, HIRE, OR REDEMPTION, 100 EIGHT-TON T. V. 1. 70 SEVEN-TON T.V.R. 100 SEVEN-TON G.W.R. 40 EIGHT-TON G.W.R. 40 SEVEN-TON IRON ORE WAGONS. 60 EIGHT-TON T.V.H. To be Let tuhject to one month's notice. 100 SIX-TON WAGONS, To be let very cheap. Suitable for local traffic. 47598 J. M HABlE, 4, Pkarson"-place, CARDIFF. 1. .] — ■? lav — paduufnj, (lot:j, &£. ^EVERAL PORTABLE and FIXED ENGINES (with or without winding gear), Mortar Mills,Saw Benches, Centrifugal Pumpi, etc., for sale, hire, or deferred pay- meat.—Fielding and l'latt, Atlas Iron Works, Gloucester. 2098 STEAM HAMMERS AND TOOLS FOR SALE.- 2 15-cwt Steam Hammers, 2 6-cwt Steam Hammers, 2 4-cwt Steam Hammers, 2 Shaping Machines, 4 Drilling Machines, 2 Slotting bl,.tclines. -Apply Thompson and Wilson, Leeds. 45972 FOR SALE, a Double-cylinder Beam STEAM ENGINE, built by Jcyce, of London, is house framed with 24 and 12 inch cylinders, both four foot stroke. Wrought iron crank and connecting rod. Wrought iron crank shaft, 10ft. 6in governor and feed pump. May be seen at work at Messis Reynolds aud Alien, City Flour Hills, Gloucester. Removed to make room for more power.47164 ON SALE.-ENGINES, BOILERS, MACHINERY end TOOLS. New and second-hand locomotive, horizontal, beam, condensing, vortical, compound, and portable engines Lancashire and Cornish boilers, with and without G'llioway cross tabes in flues cranes, pumps, mortar mills, weighing machines, toot-, &c., &c. Other miscellaneous machinery co. stantlv being added to and taken from the present large and varied &tock, all in first-class working condition, mostly equal to new.—For prices, &c., apply to Henry Parkinson, Great Lever Engine and Boiler Works, Bolton. Estab- lished 25 years. Numerous references in ah parts. 47528 tonty. £ Q and other Sums Rivdyto bo Advanced Ojvt/V 011 Freehold LAND, at 4 per cent.— Apply to Solicitor,at the office of this paper. 2183 Apply to at the office of this paper. 2183 MONEY advanced upon all kinds of real securj.^— Ap{»fy John Henry Jones, 1, St. JjArf-square. CT. 44284 PROVIDENT LOAN COMPANY, liq, 8. CATTLE- J^TitEET, NEATH.—Houseboh £ 0r»and others can hiyiz £ 2 to £ 50^ a.ivancej_tttjgh^rtest notice on their Furniture, ic, EgBSynuie by easy instalments.—Apply any day froiy 0 a.m. to 9-rm. 2158 A VtfJ LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY.—St Helen's-road, Swansea.— £ 5 to £ 100 advanced npon application to Householders and others. No sureties required. Call or write any day.-Office noma, a a.m. to 9 p.m. 44232 MONEY ADVANCED by a Gentleman unconnected with any Cardiff Money-leuder.—John Henry 1, 1, St. John-square, Cardiff. 44284 OSA to £ 750 granted at shortest notice upon per- c&tJlf sonal security.—Apply John Henry Jones. No, 1, St. John-square, Cardiff. 44284 ESTABLISHED isos.-ADVANCES from Llinl up- wards on Plato, Jewellery, Gems, Works of Art, Furniture, and every description of portable property.- Apply Chillcott and Co., Park-street, Bristol.-P.S. Goods or cash forwarded to any part. 1926 LIFE Policies, Life Policies, Life Policies, Life Policies Bought, Sold, or Advances made thereon daily. Swansea Stock and Share Association, Swansea, Salai by Public Auction every Wednesday. 33593 LERGYMEN, Farmers, Clerks, Shopkeepers, and V-4 Mechanics can reeeive ADVANCES upon FURNI- rUKE, etc. (without removal), at once by writing to Mr J. J. JonC8, 13, College-street, Swansea, Distance no object. 41213 T11HE SOUTH WALES LOAN COMPANY.—Advances JL from £ 5 and upwards to Householders, Farmers, and others, in town and country, on all kinds of security repayable by easy instalments to suit the convenience of borrowem-Apply to the Manager, Isaac Seline. Attendance daily at the Head Office, 39, High-street Swansea 8, Moderator-terrace, Watton, Brecon Wed* nesdav Red Lion Tun, Priory-street, Carmarthen. Tnura- day, 41614 ENTLEMEN, TRADESMEN, FARMERS, and others VT can obtain CASH ADVANCES, In gums front £ 20 to £ 1,COO, at a day's notice, without sureties. No fees Charged. Prospectus gratis, by application, either per- <onaJIr or by letter, to S. B!a:berg, 2, Bute-terrace. Cardiff. N.B.—Intending applicants are reminded, that 1t1 applying to this office they are in treaty with a bona fide lender, wh<* than tms two in (ke PrincU ^al>fc»_ ittM \V. AND H. H E It N, (EstaWisLeJ 1849), FINANCIAL AGENrS. MORTGAGE BROKERS, AGENTS FOR THE LEADING BUILDING AND INVISSTMENT SOCiE'flES. STOCK AND SHARE BROKERS. OFFICES: 74, ST. MARY-ST., CARDIFF. ANNOUNCEMENTS (extracted from our Register) FOR SALE. ^ROCKHBRBTOWN, CARDIFF. Good Hou."e, 6 Garden, a«d Stabling. Price moderate.—Mes rs Hern Agents, Auctioneers, Mortgage Brokers, und Accouuti 1 CARDIFF. —Semi-detached Resi- l-J OAlli■ HOatry-jh-yr-sd. Hot and cold baths. Good Moderate.—?lcssrs Hern, Cardiff. RTY,—reral Lota 1h Glive-rwail. _w tbeit,'». Cardiff 1175—1178—1161 JtV great Uar^ -uiesi.4* Caiy •_ — East terrac'eT^aruiff—99^ -eT^' centY ground rent, Two HOUSES will i1/ net.—Messrs Hem. Cardiff. "nTOATlMtOAD, CAEDIFF.-C'onvenient ll-Q^V residence, hot and cola baths, rent £ 45. l^Ce £ 750. — iiessrs Hern, Cardiff. 1153 ENaRTHV superior RESIDENCE.—Commanding tine views. Pricelwodei-ate -Messrs Hern. Cardiff. 1153 PEARL-STREET, CARDIFF. -Corner SHOP, side en- trance and Two good Houses, a bargain; large portion on mortgage.—Messrs liern, Cardiff. 1040 COWRltlDGE-ROAD7- Small VILLA RESIDENCE. Price £ 350. 1152 ITT OR SALE, Three HOUSES in Christina-street, Bute Docks 'l'nel'! moderate.- Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 119C LOWER CATHEDRAL-R0AD, "CARDiFF.Toliyerient House,Aground reut low. Price moderate. —Messrs liern, Cardiff. 1064-1066 BUOOiTtERRACE, CANTON, Eight-roomed Villa, ground rent low; price moderate.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff 1065 !iING'S.COAD. CARDIFF. -Freehold RESIDENCE, 1^. two sittiug-rooms, five bedrooms, hot and oold Datlis well built. Price moderate,—Messrs Hern, Cardiff 1151 TOWN RESIDENCES. WANTED. 17TURNISHED HOUSE.—Sea coast preferred. Shoot- ing and. fishing if possible. -Messrs Hern, Cardiff. ZiC— 241 ARDIFF. In. good locality, Comfortablo RESI- C DENCE, 2 good sitting-rooms, 5 bedrooms, aiitl baths.- Messrs lleru, Estate Agents, Cardiff. G" ROCERY and PROVISION BUSlNESS, good; small- lient, about £ 30.—Messrs Hern, Estate Agents, Auctioneers, 74, St. Mary-street, Cardiff WANTED, in Carmarthen, Monmouth, or Glamor- gan, FURNISHED RESIDENCE, with Shooting. —Messrs Hern, Cardiff. COTTAGE and about an Acre of Garden and Orchard. —Messrs Hem, Cardiff. 72 TkT EWPORT, Mou., at or near. —Good RESIDENCE.— 1>| Messrs Heru, Cardiff. 14 CARDIFF DOCUS.— Good BUSINESS PREMISES^ j Messrs Herll, Cardiff. 219 HOUSE with 7 Rooms little land near a town. Rent moderate,—Uesors liern, Cardiff. 44 TT^URNlSHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE, with 10 1' bei rcon's. -Messrs liein, Cardiff 207 o LRN'I' II)E.LNUB, near Cardiff.—Messrs liern, j Cardiff. 206 fTMENBY, or Near.—RESIDENCE, with 8 bedrooms. | Rent about £ 50.—Messrs liern, Cardiff. 186 Ii^URNlSHiiD RESIDENCE, 3 reception, 7 bedrooms. Lent not to exceed £ 120.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 164 SEVERAL Good FARMS WANTED, ranging from 50 9 to 200 acres. State the fullest particulars. MINERALS, MINERAL ESTATES, &0. FOREST OF DEAN.—Very superior STONE QUARRY; F low rent, no royalty, a bargain.—Messrs Hern, Cardiff. 1206 STONE- QUARRY, in working order, with Railway k7 siding very moderate.—Messrs liern, Cardiff. 13JO MONEY. C* "I *° £ 20,000 and upwards on Freehold, Copy- 1 hold, and Leasehold Properties, ltevers.on- ary Interests, itc.; and from 450 to £1,000 on Personal Security, Life Interests, Reversions, Shares in Public Companies, and other Securities.—Full particulars and forms of Application may be obtained of Mr Simiuel Hern, Eitate Agent, 74, .St Mary-street, Cardiff. 6d\ 4 for immediate lnves.ment on Mort- XOI/'VVV Rage of Good Freehold Propeity or Laud.—Messrs Ilern, Estate Agents, 74, St. Mary- street. Cardiff. BUSINESS PREMISES. C(OWBRIDGEUOAD, CANTON, CARDIFF. — Good i HOUSE aud SHOP. Best position. Immediate pussession. Kent moderate.—W. and S. Hern. ARI) Pf-HOUSF,f,d SHOP in Brid:;e.street,! suitable for any business. Rent nioderate.-W. aud S. Hern. CARDIFF.—HOUSE and SHOP in Sophia-street,Bute- town; small sum required for fixtures. lieut moderate.- and S. Hern. 12ii BUTE-STREET^ CARDIFF.—Good HOUSE, stiop, J[) and PREMISES, with or without extensive Cellar- age. 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THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF…
THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES OF A SOCIAL WASTREL, Or the Urs AD Downs ov Vagi', ant Live, Appar wcekly ill the "CARDIFF TIMES" and "SOUTH WALKS WEEKLY NEWS." This remarkable history of one woo wa-; the most notable mendicant of modern tunes is founded entirely upon facts, many of which came unt'e:* the writer's own cognizance, whilst others have been ebtained_ fr-srif special sources. The life of the Oxford Collegian who lived as a vagrant for neirly 2) years vviil be found one of the most interesting of biographical narratives.
FRIDAY, AUGUST G, 18S0. ..
FRIDAY, AUGUST G, 18S0. The foundation stone of a new church at Gower-road, towards which Mr J. T. D. Llewelyn, of Penllegare, gave the site and £ 1,000, was laid on Thursday by Mrs Llewelyu. • -11 At Pontypool an inqueat was held on the body of Stephen Price, traffic manager, who was found dead on Wednesday morning in the house where he and others had been drinking over-night. The jury returned an 1"\1" no'Vc11¡"')f Vi' 1'L"t. <: A man nfixhocl Joseph Clarke, of Newport, has been awarded £5 for gallantry at a fire. A Monmouth waterman, named Young, has been found drowned in the Severn, sup- posed through the upsetting of his boat. At Mountain Ash. on Thursday afternoon, a welcome home was given to the Hon. II. C. Brijee, cllest son of Lord Aberdare, and his bride. An address, accompanied by a silver salver, was presented by the tenants of the DutfrYll Estate and a second address, with a service of silver, by the inhabitants of Mountain Ash. A dinner was afterwards given by Lord Aberdare to those who pie- sented the addresses. Mr John Jones Jenkins was the president of the South Wales Chair Eisteddfod yester- day. The features of the day's proceedings Were a vote of sympathy with Mr Gladstone carried by the audience upstanding, and an oration by Professor Rhys, of Oxford, At Swansea assizes, yesterday, Herbert Plumley, an ex-policeman, for the man- slaughter of an old man at Llansamlet, was sentenced to ten years' penal servitude.
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In the House of Lords, last evening, several Bills were forwarded a stage. In the House of Commons Mr Forster made a statement on behalf of the Govern- ment, as to the course which would be adopted in Ireland, consequent on the rejec- tion by the Lords of the Compensation for Evictions Bill. Mr Bourke then made a I personal explanation respecting the charge of the Premier, that a dispatch respecting ttw Eastern Question Uftd. torn concealed bv 'I. -7 the late CSoVerttment. Sir O. Dilke replied, making good the Premier's assertion. Ljrd Hartiogton stated what Bills the Government intended to proceed with, and in the course of a speech said he could not find a d;iy for" the Welsh Sunday-closing Bill. The charge against David Parkinson Gar- butt, of having sent to sea the ship Marl- borough in such an unseaworthy state aa to cause her loss and the death of the crew, was heard at the Swansea assizes yesterday. The case had not concluded when the court rose.
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A telegram from th Viceroy states that Ayoob's army was at Sangbar, the leaders being in perplexity, not knowing whether to advance cr «o iusmain Where" they are. Ayoob's loss was very heavy, and it was said lie had no hope of attacking Candahar. Intelligence from Nijni Novgorod states that a large fire has occurred there, con-- suming more. than. 70 houses. Dr. Tanker, on nearing the completion of his 40 days' 'fast, is in. a very bad way. He bathes and sleeps, drinks, then vomits, and suspects that his drinking water is being tampered with. But he will persevere to the end.
WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE LIBERALS
WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE LIBERALS THE Liberals of West Gloucestershire have lost no time in calling their members to account. As we have pointed out on more than one occasion, Colonel Kingscqte and Lord Morbton seem to have forgotten from what party it was in the constituency that they had their votes. If they did not fo'"et, their conduct, at all events, de- mand* explanation. Instead of voting with Mrv^LAr>ST0NE an(l bis followers, they betook tÙe.l ves to the party headed by Sir Stai^i^? Northcote and other Conservatives ani! {^rucLiv03- Oil several occasions they voted "a ,Iiipport f distinctly Tory principles, and fn eta inst. nces in which they were not foun$wrong lobby, they were conspicuous b,? their absence from the right one. biQ Mr Gladstone a return to office Colonel KJNGS- cote has voted 18 times with the Libera' party and 6 times with the Conservatives, while in 47 divisions we search in vain for his name on either side, though some of these divisions were of considerable import- ance. In the case of Lord Moreton, we observe that he voted with the Conserva- tives 4 times, while, for Eome reason or other, which he may be able to explain, his name does not appear upon the division list 47 times. It is very evident, too evident to require proof,that the Liberal electors of West Gloucestershire did not heroically fight the battle of Liberalism at the last general election to obtain results like these. Their division of the county is so constituted that only hard fightinc, in which almost every man will do his utmost' can secure a Liberal victory. It must there- fore be very aggravating to those who have at no little inconvenience to themselves and in some cases at no small sacrifice striven to return representatives after their own heart, to discover that they have either practised self-deception, or have been de- ceived by the professions of their candidates. They have, however, taken an early oppor- tunity of showing that they know what Liberalism is, if Colonel Kingscote and Lord Moreton have forgotten. They passed a resolution charging their members ,with having broken their pledge to support Mr GLADSTONE'S political platform by voting against the Irish Disturbance Bill. The re- ply given to this charge by the two honour- able members was far from satisfactory. They adopted the simple method of boldly denying that they had ever given such a pledge. "The promise we gave," said they, was to support true Liberal principles, such principles as we thought would conduce to the prosperity of the country. The Irish Compensation Bill we believe to be wrung in principle, mis- chievous in its consequences, and detri- mental to the best interests of Ireland. This reply is more ingenious than sound. It is one which any opponent of the measure, honestly have given. On the very same ground the Irish Disturbance Bill was op- posed by Sir STAFFORD Notiicote and thoso who followed him. In fact eveiy Con- servative member of Parliament will acknowledge that he is prepared to support such principles as lie thinks conducive to the prosperity of the country. There is not a representative of any constituency now sitting in the House of Commons who would have had the slightest chanca of beins re- turned to Parliament if lie had told his constituents during his candidature that he would vote for measures which he thought would not conduce to the prosperity of the country. The plea urged by Colonel KINGS- cote and Lord Moreton in defence of their conduct in Parliament, is there- fore not worth a straw. What the Libeials of West Gloucestershire have to consider jgt whether the principles of the great majority of the Liberal party or those of the Conservative party are most likely to be sound Liberalism. Colonel Kingscote and Lord Moreton may think that Sir STAFFORD Northcote, Lord ELCHO, and Lord George Hamilton are more trust- worthy interpreters of those principles whhh will conduce to the prosperity of the country than Mr Gladstone, Mr Bright, Mr Chamberlain, and the Marquess of Hartington, but no one will be surprised to hear that the electors of West Gloucester- shire take a very different view of the case. With them the question is, and must be, not what is the Liberalism of their two representatives, but what is Liberalism according to the teaching of the great Liberals of the day. We adluit that there have been time3 when it became the duty of Liberals to oppose even Aly GLADSTONE and Mr Forster. We refer for illustration to the Education Controversy, But on that occasion Mr Gladstone and Mr Forster hadpe support of Lord BEACONSFIELD (then I MT Disraeli) and his followers. and were opposed by the Liberals below the gangway, and not a few others. The case of the two hon. members for West Gloucestershire, and with them we may include Mr C. R. M., TALBOT, is just the reverse. These gentle- men have been going hand in hand with the Conservative Party in a resolute attempt to turn Mr Gladstone out of office, and to overthrow the strongest, most complete, and most widely representative Liberal Govern- ment which this country has eVer had. If Colonel Kingscote and Lord Moreton had Gill?'Succeeded in their attempt, what would Lave been the result ? Either Mr GLAD- STONE would have had to hand over the reins of Government to Loo or I would have been (t to advise the .f -0- :I QUEEN" to cUsaoIve Parliament, and give him an opportunity of appealing to the country. The electors of West Gloucester- shire and the county of Glamorgan would then have had to ask themselves whether they wished to have BEACONSFIELD or GLADSTONE at the head of the Administration. We cannot but think that they have acted wisely in taking steps to nip the scandal of misre- presentation in the bud. It is not fair, to use a very mild term, that electors should put forth all their strength and fight with the courage and determination which secured so splendid a victory for West Gloucester- shire at the last General Election only to find that within a few weeks after the poll has been declared in their favour, their representatives are going into the same lobby as their opponents would have gone into had they been returned. If Colonel Kingscote, Lord MorSton, and others like them are no longer prepared to support the Liberal Government, they need not, at any rate, oppose it. It wouWl be much more becoming on their part to return to their constituents and tell them plainly that they cannot redeem their pledges, ajid are therefore prepared to re- sign their seats. As it is, they have inflicted upon their friends a great wrong. It was, we understand, the intention of the Liberal elqqtora to celebrate their victory by pjeanft "— of a great demonr.tration at"\VoUon-under- i Edge. Thia intention has peen frustrated by the conduct of the two her¿)M in honour of whom that demonstration was to be held. Instead of getting up a banquet or a festival, the Central Liberal Association have in- structed their secretary to summon a meet- ing of their body to sit in judgment upon the two honourable members who have so thoroughly disappointed their expectation?. There are several other constituencies which might find ample justification for adopting 0 the same course*
THE TAFP VALE DiyiDEND.
THE TAFP VALE DiyiDEND. Tne directors of the Taff Vale Railway Com- pany will recommend a dividend for the last half- year at the rate of 10 per cent per annum,together with a bonus of 4 per cent per nnnum, and carry forward a balance of 29,880 15a.
ABERDARE BOAIol) OF HEALTH.
ABERDARE BOAIol) OF HEALTH. Mr R. H. Rhys presided at the meeting of this board on Thursday, when there were also present the ldv. E. W. Lloyd, Messrs D. Davies (Maesy- ffynon), D. P. Davies, D. Davies (Edwin-street), W. Thomas, and D. Davies (.Canton-house).—The lighting: committee recommended that the sur- veyor should forthwith carry out the erection of the additionallampi decided upon to improve the lighting of the district, so that the new arrange- ments with the gas company might be completed by the time specified. This was agreed to.-The report of the tinauce committee showed the fol- lowing balances to the credit of the board in the treasurer's pass book :-General district rate, £ 1,422 lls 2d; water capital account, £2.063 8s 9d; High-street improvement account, E780 water revenue fittings account, 1;21 Os 4d eewage loan (No. 1), £ 1,770 7s 6d; (No. 2) 1:2,430 0s suspense account, £1,194 10s. lie following balances remained to the debit of the boarj:- Park rate account, £39 Os Id water revenue, £3,385 178 lid; deposit accounts at interest- High-street improvement, 21, 000 sewage loan account (No. 1), E3,000 water- loan account, 1'2,000. There were also recommended for payment accounts amount- ing to £765. in addition to P,1,896 12s 8d due on account of sewage work, and A:121 17s Id on account of water works. The committee also re- commended the transfer of £1,000 on High-street i .jmprovement account, from deposit to current acC"unt, and that cheques be drawn for 11!i 6«1 to meet the purchase and costs in respet,-t of the High-street improvement. The I eport- )vas- 1o¡¡te I.-The sanitary officers reported that tlie^ had. been two fresh cases of typhoid fever in th £ distrtV* during fTie last fortnight, and two deaths ailSo six-flesh crises of scarlet fever, but no deaths. The iiatuber- ot typhoid cases re- mained tlie same, but there was au increase of Ave in the number of scarlet fever t)aients.-Ulloii the suggestion of the CI airman, it was resolved to request the police authorities to take measures to prevent the obstruction of the pavement by tradesmen's goods outside tbeshops.-Tlie medical ollicer's quarterly re ort Showed an increase of 21 in the number of death", compared with ti e pre- vious quarter, and of 5t compared with the cor- responding quarter of la-t year. The total number of deaths was 2i6 (of which 22 had resulted from accidents), giving a death-rate of G per 1,000 for the quarter. The births numbered L 351, being an inciease of 51 upon the previous quarter, and a decrease of 5 compared with the corresponding quarter of 1879. The engineer(Mr S. Harpur) reported that 782 yntds of the niiin sewer had been const! ucted during the quarter, and it was resolved th t the clerk should 'Arite and urge that the work be carried out as expeditiously aspossible.
GL A MO RG ANSlpEASSIZ ES.
GL A MO RG ANSlpEASSIZ ES. CROWN COURT.—Thursday. (I [Before Lord Justice Baggallay.] THE LLANSAMLET MANSLAUGHTER CASE: .SENTENCE OF PENAL SERVITUDE. Herbert Plumley, on bail, found guilfy on the previous day of the manslaughter of Thomas Fowley, at Llansamlet, was brought up fi r judg- ment. His Lordship, in I a-sillg sentence, said that piisoner Pad been found gnU y of killing the old IUlm Fowley. upon evidence as to which he thought there souid be no reasonable doubt in the mind of any person who carefully attended to it. The offence, under any cilcumslallces, would be a serious one—a very serious one—but still more setious when committed by a person occupying the position of a policeman. He wa-. willing to believe, and he hoped he was not doing wrong ill believing, that the deceastd .might in the firr-t instance had given the prisoner some offence, and possibly he might have even struck the prisoner but how- ever that might be, when prisoner was first seen by Vines Payne he v. as engaged iu beating the oi, Dian. The deceased was 68 years of age, and had one aim broken, while prisoner I as It man in the full, vigour of liie. His Lordship added that the jury had recommended prisoner to mercy on the grouud of his previous good character in the force aud iii- the Royal Artillery, but notwith- standing that recommendation lie did not feel that be could pass a less severe sentence than that which lie intended to deliver. He then sentenced prisoner to 10 years' pinal servitude. (Sensation.) ARSON. c i o u s 1 y Ve ft irilf ii r e?o as heel, the property of ^Uii." lie(, the 1;1-(;, Francis James, at Cardiff, on the 29th May. Mr JelYieys prosecuted, whilst prisoner was unde- fended. It tl peai-etl that tLe KLed adjoined prisoner's pienii.-es in Diam ind-street, Roath, and that a Bible Christian Chanel and a Be oolrooui are in closo proximity. On the day ill question, v hen a man named Thomas Joues was repairing a gate leading to the chapel,prisoner addrei-ed some remarks to him about the chapel i.nd the shed blocking up the way. He then said lie would set fue to them, a threat which was overheard by Mr James, the minister of the chapel. About, eight o'clock at night the shed was observed to be on fire, whilst prisoner was seen, in a state of drunkeuness, to walk a' ay from it.—In a state- ment to the jury, prisoner alleged that the shed was fired by some boy, wholll he saw oil a wall at the time. Ho added that he did uot possess the necessary means to enable him to bring witnesses from Cardiff.—The jury fouud pii^ouer guilty, and sentence was postponed. SERIOUS CHAnGE AGAINST A SHIP. OWNER. David Parkinson Garbutt, on bail, was charged with sending the British ship Marlborough to fea in such an miseauorthy state that the lives of persons on b' aid were likely to be enda' ge ed.— Mr Mclntyie, Q.C., Mr H, Mansel Jon-s, aud Mr Dillwyn prosecuted for the Board of Trade whilst Mr R. E. Webster, Q.tMr Moulton, and Mr Arthur Williams appeared for the de- fence,—On surrendering, defendant entered the dock, but on the application of Mr Webster, he was allowed to occupy -a seat near Ids coun-el.—Mr Mclntyre.in opening the case,said that the indict- ment was prefoire l under the 4th section of an Act of Parliament which was lassed in the year 1870, aud which he though the jury would be of opinion was not passed a moment too soon, seeing the great number of morchant ships that were iost,aud lo king at the necessity for providing prolectiou for the lives of our sailors. It was considered b.')Iute;y necessary by the legislature tastep in and pass an Act of Parliament which should lender it ciimi- nal on the ) art of all persons who should be guilty of ending to sea ail unseaworthy "hip. The Act said Every person who sends, or at- tempts to send, or is party to sen iing a Biitisli slup to S-ea 111 snch au unseaworthy slate that the life or any person on board is endangered thereby, shall be guilty of misdemeanour, unless he proves that he used all reasonable means to ensure her being sent to sea in a ortily state, or that her going to sea in such an unseaworthy state was unJer the circumstances reasonable and justifiable. And for the purposes of adducing such proof he may give evidence in the same manner as any otlier witness." On the 29th November, 1879, the Malborough left Cardilf, an 1 she had never since been heard of, all oil board having perished. Mr Garbutt was the owner and manager of this vessel; lie took a most nctive part in all that was done in connection with hc-.r-for which he was responsible—from the time that she came into his hands until she was miserably lost, as would be heard in evidence. He was the man- who gave aU the direction", either by himself or his agents acting oil his behalf, and it was in consequence of what was done by his direction that she was sent to sei in a condition such as ell- dangered human life, aud caused human life to be sacrificed. The ship was about2,300 tons burthen and 1,498 tons I [net register, with steam power equal to 220 bora ep. She had proceeded on threa voyayes before that in question. Mr Garbutt had this vessel constructed fo>- and it was known to hini tl^b, vltn heavily loaded, 2tie iCPomea, that she shipped water continually, was a "tncler" vessel, and was regarded by the crew as not a safe ship to go lB. Oil this occasion the ship was PYerloltn and undermanned,si e was a vei ylop, and very narrow vessel, her length being 300 teet, ber breadth 26 Le!, and her oepih 2o feet 3 inches. Site oiily had £ n, wlien sfie ought to have had 29 or 30. On the 14th .Tnlv. 1S79. Mr Oarlmtt wrote to the master of the vessel, Capt. Fulharu- ^allaiit young.man—as follows: "In coiigeclu cot-f the present unfortuuate deprcpsioit of IraJe, I have dcte:mined to give all my ships no more ha^ds than can safely Work them. Therefore,in the case of the Marlborough, there will be youmelf, the chief officer, the second officer, the boatswain, or third officer, the cat pen ter, who will have to waUjh with the sailors,five able-bodied men, and th^cook aaj thestewardöin the engine-room throe engineers anil and six firemen-tot.al, 21 persons." Exclusive of officers, the learned counsel went 01\, thia gave only four men in one watch, and three in the other. The captain wrote back and inale some objection to this arrangement, upou which Mr Garbutt replied that, whilst deshous that the ship should be run oil an economical scale, he was equally anxious that there should be thorough effi- ciellcv in all departments, and therefol e he agreed to another "A.B" being engaged. This, said Mr Gar. butt, will make the number of the crew 22, en- abling you to have five iu each watch. The vessel, continued Mr Mclntyre, had taken some heavy ctroeEl in ller time, but on this occ&.ii, itlie took a heavier curuo than ever before. It was not known where the vessel foundered but she had to cross the Bay of Biscay on her outward voya>'f. He said that the crew numbered 24, but his learned' friend contended that there were 25 hands At any rate, he (Mr Mclutyre) should show that 25 men would be insufficient to man the vessel in a voyage in winter across the Bay of Biscay. '1 he builder of the vessel had arranged to give her a freeboard of five feet, but Mr Garbutt chose to alter that at first to four feet six inches, while he afterwards made a second alteration, raising the line so as to give the vessel only four feet. tebe went out from Cardiff with only four feet of freeboard, when sbo ought to have had five feet six inches to six feet. She bad on board 3,000 tons of small coal, distributed over various parts of the vessel.—Mr Thomas R. Jones, col- lector of customs and registrar of shipping, Hull, gave some formal evidence, after which Mr Baker, deoutv sui^viateodent Ql tUeettrcantita marine at Cardiff, said that the number of hands on board wae 24. Dennis O'Brien, cod foreman, < in the employ of Messrs Gueret, Cardiff, who, superintended the loading ok the vessel, said that when her cargo was completed he could not hee the load line, or the load line diøo. I ft* they weie under water. Cross-examined by Mr Webster, witness snid that the Marlboiongh was the n'sfer.ship to the Eastboui he, and wt. a double-decked Hiiu. He had loaded the Marl- borough exactly flio same as other ships of that de>cription.—Mr Thomas Campbell, manager to M essis Bertram, II as well, and Co., shin,.wller.. Senderlai.d, produced ah agreement eiiteied into between that firm and Messrs Garbutt f«r th« constt uction of the Marlborough. It Wa. theraia sjM^oified that the ressai sitvid be feer long, 36 feet beam, and 25 feet øÏJducllea dPJJfch of hold, 180 hoise-ix wer, and 3,200 tons -40&d weight on a freeboard of five feet three inohe". The height between decks was seven feet. In his opinion the vessel ought to have had a freeb aid of five feet six inches. Cr06S-.ex:uni..e<t by Mr Webster, witness said that at the time of the con* struction of Lite Marlborough, Messrs Thompson, of Sunderland, were building''the-Eastbomue, and Captain Fowler superintended the construe- tion of both vessels. The Marlborough was extra strongly built- beyond Lloyd's requirements. The total depth from the top of the deck to the keel was 26 feet five inches and a half, The vessel was to have a dead weight of about 2.500. and a five feet freeboard would correspond with 22 feet six inches displacement, and that would cone-pond wit. 2.300 tons. In Iropew trim, with her balance tanks empty, and with 3,250 t<.n.. on board, the vessel would have in wdt water five feet an l half an inch freeboard. The ship would ltave more freeboard with a wooden (leck th-n with an iron one. but not more spare buoyancy. After 22 feet six incbee draft of water the vessel would have 1,629 tous spare buoyancy, alio in5 for the sheer, lie made the 1.,629 25 per cent of the spare buoyancy, and with other 1 changes the total spare buoyancy would l>e 27 per | cent. Iu his opinion that was wot sufficient, but there was a diversity of judgment on the subject. He would not eav that tbe slap would be uusafo IInder these conditions, Re-eXamined by Mr Mansel Jones, witness eaid be would nut load this vessel to four feet, to four feet six, or even to five feet. Heratio Davies, first class pilot, Ca'diff, said that at liall past six on the morning of the 29th November, he took the Marlborough to sea from Uoath Basin. He went w ith her 20 miles west of Cardiff Roads, and it was daylight when he left bet, though it was dark when he went out. He did not notice her load line. Cross-examined by Webster: Witness said lie did not look for the vessel's load line. The ship steered perfectly well, and as far as lie could see the captain and crew were quite efficient.-A witness named Forres1', who was carpeufer of the ship Oil her first voyage, was next 1 called. He said that lie. went with her from Shields, on the 1st January, 1879, ^to Genoa. From Genoa they went to Carthagina, and took in a cargo of iron ore, which they discharged at Philadelphia. Tltey then went to New York, and took in a general cargo for London. They experienced very bad weather, and therefore put back to New Yoi k. The car-,0 was there re-stowed, and they proceeded to Loudon. In going out the vessel bel aved very badly.} Witness had been five years to sea. He thought that when leaving Shields the ship had too great a cargo. When in ballast, in fine weather, she would be all right. On arriving at London, from New York, crew all cleared ouf, but witness and the captain remained. When in London w itness shifted the freeboaid to four feet from four feet six, by the orders of the captain. He thought that she was marked np to 24 feet aft. He told the captain that-he ould not go another voynge in the ve-sel if the load line waw marked at four fed. Cross-examined It is the practice in such ve-sels as this for the crew to leave after a voyage from America to London, and a fresh crew to be taken.—John Walk Ulako. liey said that he was iii defendant's employ at agent in 1870. He was present at the ship's sido in London when the carpenter painted her load line to t. ur feet. This was dons owing to instruc- tions which w itne.^a give the captaiu, lie (witness having received the instructions from Mr Garbutt In cross-examination, witness said that until tit ting this ship anl others Mr Garbutt 11ad beei engaged in dealing m land. He had r"lP-ef himself from a very humble position. Mr Garbutt left the management and general supervision d his vessels to Captain Fisher, Mr Garbutt wai always most anxious to have the vessels 6trongai than need be, and lie spent additional money ovei her. No cxjiense was spared to uiaki her a good and efficient Tewel. He tween each voyage she was overhauled, and the necessary repairs made. No official had evel stated that tho load line was in an hnprojiei place. Mr Garbutt had intimated that thougk the disc was placed at four feet, it -as not his to- teution that tie vessel should be low led down ts four feet, As a matter of fact, when the vessel sailed on her last voyage Mr (larbott was on- covered to the amount of 210,000. He understood that the order for the reduction of the hands ia this ship applied to all the otherveesela belonging te Mr Garbutt. Re-exauiined by Mr AllUulel Joues i Wi ness said that the captain of the Klfective I ad once stated that the ship was overhulen. Wito ness did not report it, because he considered that the Effective was as milch overladen as the Marl- borough. (Laughter.) When the disc was altered. Captain Falhatn said ho hoped the vessel would not be so heavily laden iu winter as in summer. He also said that by the Rundell Rules "a vessel like that should have six feet of freeboard. The ship was mortgaged for £ 17,000— about lialf hot N, a, tie. At this stage the case, which is expected ta last till Saturday night, was adjourned. SUBSIDIARY COURT. (Before Mr Bowen, Q.C.) HO USE STEALING AT CALTDIFF, Sylvester Lester, 20, labourer, was indicted fos stealing a horse, ti e property of Frank Jonas, at Cardiff, on the 19th July. The jury found hia guilty and he was sentenced to three months' hard labour. ALLEGED ASSAULT AND bobrekt. Two labourers, named Thomas Kelley. 26, and Patrick Crimmins, 24, .were indicted fur assault- ing Fanny Gough, at Cardiff, on the 27th of J cne. and slealing money from her. The woman, who it w as said ha I been compromised with. did not appear, and prisoners were therefore discharged. ASSAULT AND ROBIJEHY AT CAUDIKC. William Winstone, 17, labourer, was sentenced to six mouths' hard labour, on being proved guilty of an assault upon Ambrose Joues, at Car- ir,.in lioiti he stole a watch aud chain aad some money. NISI PLUGS COURT.-Thursday. (llefore Lord Justice Thksigkr.) ACTION KOlt UK 12ACII Of CONTRACT. Ebenezer Rowland Thomas t'. Robert WrigbUoa —Mr .Mclntyre (^(.C., Mr Brynmor Jones, una Mr Terrell tor the plaintiff; and Air Bowen, Q.C., and Air Arthur Williams for defend.int. A special jury was s > orii ill the case. I'lrintil claimed £ 2,1131 5s 3d, balance of accouut for the price of goods sold and delivered to the do. feudant. The plaintiff is a metal broker at Llanelly and defendant is an iiom merchant at Newport. It was alleged on behalf of the ptatn. titf that on the 8th Januaiy last he Bold to the do fendant 450 tons of Dowlais Lalldore steellinplatc bars, at £:10 l. lid per tOil. less 2& per cent dio counr. for cash, According to the agreement thes enteied into between the parties, the bars weiets be d elivered to defendants onler iu Glamorgan* shire or Monmouthshire, within thiee inonthi fi\ ni that dale, at the rate of 110 tons per mouth, according to specificatiors which dcfeudarit agreed to furnish within a reasonable time. Defendant neglected to supply the specifications in January, and plaintiff was therefore unable to make the deliveries in thtt mouth. Lo February plaintiff delivered l-t tons 8 cw t. I qr. 16 lbs., tho price ol whiclt, less discount, amounted to 1;1,584 G3 5d. Defendant paid on account of tho delivery 1:1,321 3s 2d, leaving a balance of C263 3:1 3d. III March plaintiff delivered 160 tons I qr. 21 lbs., the prico of which was tl,745 13s 61. Defendant accepted 60 tons 2 cwt. 2 qrs. 25 lbs. of that delivery, but did not pay for it, and he refused to accept the re- maining 100 tons 7 cwt. 2 qrs. 24 lbs., which Was left lying on the premises of the Great Western Raiinay Company at his lisk. Since the action defendant had paid £\;00 15s 8d, and R2,631 5s 311 was still due for the bars delivered and for damage* sustained by plaintiff onng to defendant not having accepted the bars.—Ti.e defence was that the specification for January was furnished to the plainiiif, and ;hat he failed to deliver the bars in that month, aud thereby broke the agreement. The defendant also set up a counter claim for EWO for da.i ages, alleging that iu cousequenceof plain- tiff's failuie to deliver the bars according to tho contract he was obliged to buy elsewhere, at much higher prices, in order to fulfil other contracts he had entered into.—The learned counsel having iutimated that the evideuce in the case chiefly consisted of a mass of correspondence, bis Lord- ship, with the consent of both sides, discharged tho jur"7 fmdjiroceeded to hear the case himself, rtevirat witnesses were called for the plaintiff and thcd ffndant, and ultimately the case was irt- fei re, ltby consent to the learned judge as an arbi- trator. :t'b court then rose.
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WOUNDING POLICE AT BRYNMAWR. Jl At the Brynunivvr police-courr.. uenjauutt Thomas and Richard tiilllet, OK^>rheny and iredegar, colliers, pleaded guilty toM^Hljting and wouudiiig Constable James William*, Dukestovfii, near Tredegar, on Monday fast. Constable Williams was severely wounded, and the Chafrman said defendants might have had te Sivingfor this, as the constable had u narrow escapi of his life. Tliey were sentenced to six m(,nt,.s' hard Lbour.
A WATERMAN DliOWNHD AT MONMOUTH.
A WATERMAN DliOWNHD AT MONMOUTH. On Wednesday, a waterman, named Georgfc Young, aged about 50 years, was engaged to tnko a party to Chepstow by waler. He got to hi* destination alright, but his boat was fouud light side up containing one 3ail and lis jacket, uca* tho Bennagor Cliffs, where the water is <Uep. It is sup osed that he was staudiug up du t e boat (which was said to be a cranky ulle) for some pur- pose, ai d fell in the water and w;is drowned. A telegram caiua on Thur<-<ay afternoon to say tho body was lying at Chepstow awaiting all inquest. It is exactly 19 years since his brother was drowned in the slitie manner.
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The Russian Government has ordered 100 naore field gllllll of llerr Krm p, of Essen, Three sailors ha, c been committed for trial as Liverpool for mutiny and attempted murder t* the voyage from Leith to New Yotk.
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