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11 ùurrth¡rnrrnts P HINTING of every description executed at the PRINCIPALITY p Office, with neatness, accuracy, and despatch, on very mode- rate terms. Copper-plate Printing and Bookbinding. PUBLICATIONS OF THE UELIGXOUS TRACT SOCIETY IN STOCK. Orders for Books, Magazines, and other Periodicals, Music, or any other Article whatever in the Plain and Fancy Stationery de- partment, procured to order at a few days' notice, CARDIFF BBITI3H SCHOOLS. A GENERAL MEETINO-of the subscribers and friends to these SCHOOLS- will be held at the School-rooms, Millieent~; jrreet, on Fr:day, the 19th instant, for the purpose of receiving the report for the pist year, and appointing a committee for the current JNO. BATCHELOR, V SVRIURRVRIES E. KENWAY, J SECRNTAME8. The chair will be taken at seven o'clock, p.m. Cardiff, January 5th, 1849. SPLIT PEAS ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED BY THE USE OF ALEXANDER'S PREPARED PEA FLOUR. Sold in packets, two-pence, three-pence, and sixpence each and wholesale at J. B. HOPKINS, 18, ANGEL-STREET, CARDIFF. C. VACHELL BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public, ) for the long-continucd support he has received in the IRON- MONGBIIY THAOK, and to inform them that he has relinquished the business in favour of his son WILLIAM, for whom he most rvspeodully solicits a continuance of their favours. W. VACHELL, In Mioeoedlng to the GENERAL IRONMONGERY business of hi* father, begs to assure his friends and the public, that no effort ou his part shall be wanting to merit their support. Duke-ntreet, Cardiff, Dee. 25, 1348. ATHEMUM, HIGH-STREET, CARDIFF. THE COMMITTEE of the CARDIFF ATHENAEUM res- U pectfully inform the members and the public in general, that they have made an arrangement with the celebrated Mits. CLARA LUCAS BALFOUR, to deliver A LECTURE, on MONDAY, 15th Januarv, 1849, on the MENTAL AND MORAL INFLUENCE OF WOMEN ON SOCIETY. SYLLABUS.—Importance of the subject; difference of opinion on the mental capabilities, moral qualities, and just social r, spon.,il)i- lities of women; influence-on religion, morals, manners, literature; ScDpt-tral estimate and exemplification of female character. Tickets to be had at the Athenseum, High-street; Guardian office; Mr. Barry, Dukc-strcet; Mr. G. Smart, Bute Docks; and vi the secretaries. The lecture will take place at the library of the institution. Doors open at half-past seven lecture to commence precisely at oi,ht o'clock. — r— — "TTTNI}. -THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF/ THE LAST WEEK. On MOXDAY E VIS .VINO next, the 15th instant, will be imdsr the patronage of the N.G.s, P.G.s, officers, and brethren of the Loyal Independent Order of Odd-Fellows, M.U., and for the benefit of the Widow and Orphan Fund, Cardiff District. On MONDAY EVENIXG, a IDost interestiug LECTURE on the DDSTRUCTION OF JHRUSALEM will be delivered by the RRV. J. P. JONES, of Bridgend. On WEDNESDAY, the Lecture is under particular desire, when tickets issued by the members of the Atheuieum will be available. Admission on Monday evening: Boxes and platform, Is. 6d. • Gallery, Is. N. B. No free tickets admitted. Patronised by the Universities, and One Thousand Ministers of different Denominations, Dabonrg's Original Model of Modern and Ancient Jerusalem. ri-IIESE interesting works of art have created the greatest sen- | Ration wherever they have been, and seen by more than a mil- lion of persons, together with two hundred thousand children of the different schools. Open in the morning from one till four; in the evening from •evou till half-past nine. Descriptive lecture hours at two and •ight-.o 'clock. AdmissionMorning, Is. 6d.; Evening, Is.; Children, half- price. Sunday Schools at a nominal price.. -N.B. Books, plans, and prints of Jerusalem to be had at the establishment. e rç Particulars, see handbills. To Parents and Guardians. W ANTED, a respectable and well-educated YOUTH as in or out-door Apprentice to the Drug trade, where every atten- tion will he paid to render his situation comfortable Apply, personally or by letter, to WiUiarn Luke E vans, Chemist, Cardiff To Chemists and Druggists. 1 N EXCELLENT BUSINESS in the above line TO BE j\ DISPOSED OF, with the n ck. Fixtures &e., &c Apply to Mr. Walter Thomas, Chemist ami Dru 'irfst Ilirfi- street, Merthyr Tydfil. gn To Drapers, Clothiers, Cabinet-makers, and others. rI'0 3S kE j, at a m°deratc rental, and entered upon immodi- A f?°DSE' SHOP, ,itu.S oppo'Ti the Ci-ywn Hotel, GBOKOB-STHKBT, PQNTYPOOL, and hv which for the past twenty-five years an immense trade has been done in RHADY-JtADiv CL JTHING, DllAPBIlY, HATS, SHOES, FVBM^UKE &o. The premises are well adapted for carrying on all extensive lHwir.ess, and, baing exactly opposite the head inn, must insure customers. Air. James Bladon, of Pontypool, the late tenant, will show the primes and for further particulars, apply to Messrs. Isaacs and t rugmore-street, Abergavenny. ^ttliliratians. Shortly will be Published, A lithographic Print of. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., OF TRKDEQAR PARK. Proofs on India pap,r 1(},¡. 0:1 Second ditto. 7s. 6d. PERSONS desirous of obtaining copies may secure them bv making application to Mr. Hodges, the publisher, at tho PAK- FTOT HOTEL, NVPOITT. iiecember 29th, 1818. Just Published, in 8vo., Price 3s. 6d., A SPEECH, DELIVERED at the ANNUAL MRSTING of the ROYAL BRI- TISH ASSOCIATION held at Swansea, August lltli, 1848, on t-uo PRODUCTIONS of the MINERAL HASI" OF SOUTH WALES, accompanied by vaHiable and interesting statistical notes, &e. By THOMAS WILLIAM BOOKEK,, ESQ., High Sheriii of the uty of Glamorgan. London: Loa^msa, Brown, Green, and Longmalu William (Jardifl a: d all other baoksiileis. (ikrntinn. ■■ I. ALLUM RESPECTFULLY begs to announce to her fricnds-iind the public, that as it isher wish to reduce the number ofherpupils, it is not her intention to take any more little boys into her school; but she will continue to receive a limited number of young ladies as usual. M. Allum cannot allow this opportunity to pass, without ac- knowledging the kindness she has had so uniformly shown her by the inhabitants of Car dill' ever since her residence in the town, and assures them that no exertion on her part -Shall be wanting still to deserve a continuance of their support. The school will re-open on the 17th of January, 1819. Charles-street, December 27th, 1848. O EGS most respectfully to inform the inhabitants of CAKDIFF Jjj and its vicinity, that she intends OPENING a PREPARA- TORY SCHOOL for a limited number of YOUNG GENTLE- TORY SCHOOL for a limited number of YOUNG GENTLE- MEN after the present vacation. Her school will commence on the 18th of January, 1849. Crockherbtown, December 27th, 1848. mKRmm AND DAY-SCHOOL, 5 & 6, CLIFTON-PLACE, STOW-HILL, NEWPORT, MONMOUTH SHI HE. llfRS. 3IMONNET informs her friends and the public, that 31 her SCHOOL will re-open on Thursday, the 18th instant. N.B.-M. Simonnet, a graduate of the University of Paris, Professor of Latin, Modern Languages, and Drawing, attends schools and families. GRAMMAR SCHOOL, STOW HILL, NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE, CONDUCTED BY MRS. C. POOLE, AND EFFICIENT ASSISTANTS. IN this establishment, young gentlemen are comfortably boarded, and carefully instructed in the English language, geography, history, composition,especiall,r epistolary, writing arithmetic, merchants' accounts, land surveying, mapping, algebra, mathe- matics, French, Latin, Greek, and other branches of useful and polite learning. TEKMS BOARD AND INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN LEARNING ONLY ENGLISH. £ s. d. Pupils under ten years of age, per annum 12 0 0 Ditto under twelve years of age, ditto. 14 0 0 Ditto under thirteen years of age, ditto 16 0 0 Ditio above thirteen years of age, ditto 18 0 0 Ditto above fou rteen years of age, (litto i 20 0 0 Washing 1 10 0 DAY SCHOLARS,—PER QUARTER. Reading, writing, arithmetic, and English grammar 0 15 0 Reading, writing, arithmetic, merchants' accounts, and English Grammar 1 1 0 The same, with mensuration, land surveying, and map- ping <• 0 French, Latin, Greek, and Drawing, at the usual terms. This establishment was re-open el on the 8th of January, 1849, and the seminary for young ladies was resumed on the same day. The quarter commences from the day of entrance, and a quarter's notice is required previously to the removal of a pupil. STIVKXS S — -n T« TTR T TVT 1? MANUFACTORY—TEMPLE-STREET, BRISTOL. BBATPWYB^DPKFST1?^RPE-YARD- LONDON HENRY & DLKE-SrREiiil O, LilVlSItroOL.. J., JOHN STIVENS and CO. beg respectfully to inform the public that then- original GREEN GINGER WINE is in the high- est state of perfection, and especially adapted for this season of the year; its excellence is so well known, and so justly appreciated, that comment is unnecessary. Amongst the variety of Stivens's Wines, there are many so nearly resembling the foreign (without their spirituous character), that they are highly recommended as a safe beverage for children, or weak, debilitated constitutions. J. S. and Co. would particularly call attention to their cele- brated ORANGE TONIC. This cordial, combining all the medicinal properties of a fine tonic possesses the rich and beautiful flavour of the Seville Orange, ren- dering it a pleasant and agreeable beverage, at the same time afford- ing a healthy and vigorous tone to the whole system. N.B.-The UNIVERSAL SAUCE, lately introduced by Messrs. Stivens and Co., is now the popular sauce of the day. All Pickles manufactured at their establishments are prepared entirely with Malt Vinegar, and families may he fully satisfied that all chemical pi ocess is as strictly avoided as if prepared by themselves. May be obtained of most respectable chemists, oilmen, and gro- cers throughout the kingdom. Tltè Old-Established Wholesale and Retail BED, MATTRESS, PALLIASSE, AND BEDSTEAD MANUFACTORY, BEDDING, FEATIlEil, and MILP UFF WAREHO USE 7, CASTLE-STREET, BRISTOL. E& H. ROGERS (late WALSH) beg to call the attention • of their Friends and the Public to the following LIST OF PRICES :— c £ s. d. £ d. bea beds from o' 2 o to 0 5 u L rgo imlpuiFbeds from U 5 010031 0 Largo feather-beds, bolsters andpiilows, from 2 0 0 to 8 0 o Wool aud nnlpuif mattresses from 0 7 6 to 2 O 0 G od tent bedsteads trom 0 1*2 (i to 0 16 0 Fu.l-size ditto, elliptic top from 0 13 6 to 0 20 0 Ditto ditto, foot-boards, rods, and rings. from 1 10 0 to 2 10 0 Fourpost piain tester from 1 5 0 to 2 0 0 Superior birch. &c., with cornice, rods, and rings frotyi 3 10 0 to 5 0 0 Colon.ed milpuff (per lb.). from 0 0 2 to 0 O 7: White (litto frolll u 0 5 to 0 0 It AT i j° "• •• from 0 0 UtoO 0 G Mixed leathers (per lb.) from 0 0 4 to 0 0 6 bood ddto, stove-dried from 0 0 9 to 0 0 18 White goose ditto frolll 0 1 6 to 0 2 2 Witney blankets (per pair) from 0 5 0to 0 30 ,1 West of Englaud Gluth ditto from 0 8 0 to 0 40 6 Coloured counterpanes from 0 1 () to 0 5 0 White ditto frotri 0 2 6 to 0 12 0 Superior Marseilles quilts frum 0 s 6 to 0 25 0 Good cotton bed ticks (each) from 0 2 6 Ditto ticks (per yard) from 0 0 3 to 0 0 10 Strong linen ditto from 0 0 9 Feather-proof ditto from 0 1 3 to 0 2 0 Planted wa hstands and tables from 0 14 0 Full-sized painted chest of from 1 10 0 Observe Ihe Beadstead-Limp over the Door. E. & H. ROGhRS (late WALSH). 7. CAI; BRISTOL. To Captains and Traders frequenting the Port of Liverpool. PtJGII AND EDWARDS BEG respectfully to inform masters o;' vessels and traders to the port of Liverpool, that they have rc-opcne^l the premises, 29, i^ED CHOSS-STREEI (lately occupied by Mr, W, Roberts), with an ntirc NEW STOCK of TEAS, COFFEES, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &e., hoping, by diligent attentionb business and fair dealing, to,nierit th confidence of those who will favour them with their patronage. P. and R. 4re prepared to supply vessels with STORES ol superior quality, including WINES and SPIRITS, both in and out of bond. ror Please to observe the Golden Tea Chest. { „ T. PUGIi & JSDWAltBS, Proprietors. 29, Re J. C;oS;-street, L.verpoo:. hf iliirtiim, litj ^rittnk Ontrart. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE SOL D B Y AUCTION, BY MR. ROBERT EVANS, On SATURDAY, the 3rd day of FEBRUARY, 1849, at the BEAR INN, in the town of Bridgend, between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall then be produced, all that VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARMS AND LANDS, Called HEMSTAFF FARM; COMPRISING 147 acres, more or less, of rich pasture and C arable land, with a good house, barn, stables, and convenient outhouses, with their appurtenances, now in the occupation of -Air. ,;WiHia.;n Evans, who holds the same under a lease granted by the late John Thomas, th$re^are Tiije above premises are situate in the parishes of Peterstone and St. Bridc's-supcr-Ely, and within six miles of Cardiff, and eight of CqfWbridtfe, four of Llantrissent, a.nd one mile and a half of the South Wales Railway, and nearly adjoins the turnpike-road lead- ing to the said towns, and affords such an opportunity for invest- ment as-rarely occurs in the locality. The tenant will show the land, and any further particulars may be had by-applying at the office of Mr. R. EVANS, Auctioneer, House and Land Agent, Bridgend. GLAMORGANSHIRE. To TIMBER MERCHANTS, RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS. IMPORTANT SALE Of Prime Oak, Ash, and other Timber Trees, TJwards of 35 years' growth, and a considerable quantity of UNDERWOOD, adapted for pit timber. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. Robert Evans, On. SATURDAY, the 3rd day of FEBRUARY, 1849, at the BEAR INN, hi the town of BRIDGEND, between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced, in two lots, the following valuable I -,NIB E r, IOT I consists of 363 OAK TIMBER TREES, scribe marked a 1 to 363 two ASH ditto, di to 1 to 20 one BEECH TREE, marked 1; 193 small OAKTlilIBE H. TREES, scribed X 313 double OAK STORES and 25 ASH ditto, scribed X and all the UNDERWOOD. .This lot stands on Gellisernen farm, in the parish of Llan- trissc-nt, LOT II consists of 56 O A.K TIMBER TREES, scribe numberW I to jiG. two BEECH ditto, dttto 1 to 2 5 ASH ditto 1 to 5 18 small OAK TIMBER TREES scribed X and 21 double OAK STORES marked X. This lot stands on Glanmuehudd and Wain Goch, in the said parish of Llantrissent. Mr. Evans respectfully begs to call the particular attention of purchasers to the above, as they are of such a description as is seldom met with, and are situate within a short distance of the tramroad at Cuiamar, which leads to the Cardiff and Merthyr Canal, at Pontypridd and being contiguous to the South Wales Railway, and also to extensive collieries, and is undoubtedly a most excellent opportunity for those who are about to purchase. The respective tenants will show the lots. Further particulars may be had at the office of the auctioneer, Bridgend. GEORGE-STREET, NEWPORT. V" 1'1 ,'hle Leasehold Dwsllinar-Honses for Sale. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Ttr. B. M. PARTRIDGE, AttheWESTGvrE LYN, NEWPORT, on WEDNESDAY, the 24th of JANUARY, 1849, at five o clock in the evening (unless-previ- ously disposed of by private contract,), in one or more lots, and subject to such conditions as will be then and there produced, ALL those THREE substantially-built MESSUAGES or DWELLING-HOUSES, with inclosed courts, railings in tro.it, and gardens behind the same, and well supplied with hard and soft water, situated in George-street, in the borough of New- port, iu the occupation of the proprietor, Cantain Barnard, and his under-tenants, and producing a rental of £ 60 per annum. The above premises are held under a lease from the Tredegar Wharf Company, for a term, about fifty years of which are unex- pired, and are subject to an annual ground rent of £ 6 18s. 4d., which, if the property is sold in lots, will be equally apportioned. The,respective tenants will, on application, ailo^v parties to view the premises; aud for further particulars apply (if by letter pre- paid), to Mr. H. M. Partridge, Auctioneer, House and Estate Agent, St. Woollos-House, Stow-Hill. [? Newport, January 2nd, 1849. An Important Testimonial 0-F^the value of CUPISS'S CONSTITUTION BALLS for NEAT CATTLE, which at this season of the year is well worph- the attention of breeders and graziers — StR,-Befcre I ask your opinion upon a little matter. I shall just tell you I have used your Constitution Bails for about seven years, and in no case have they failed (entirely) amongst cattle. Neat cattle that were kept on the best of food did not improve till after giving a few doses of your Balls, when they would fatten fast; I have also seen cows strengthened and restored in an extraordinary manner, after a bad time in calving; and to rearing calves in the autumn they have been of great service,aud I verily believe have kept off the distemper, upon its first appearance, when timely adminis- tered. I have recommended them to several of my friends and have not heard of a failure. My brother-in-law, a short time since, used them to cows in milk bt,-iiig the foot and mouth disteaiper,' and assured me in two or three days they came to their milk as usual, &c. The question I wish to ask respecting tho Balls is, may I giff. them to a horse whilst turned out ? I have used the Ba Is frequently to beasts lying out, with success, but never to horses. You wiH oblige me much by telling me your opinion.* I am, sir, your most obedient servant, THOMAS WOOD. To Mr. Cupiss, Diss. Beslow, Salop, 1817. ANSWKR —The Balls may with safety be given to Horses "turned Out, with only this precaution, that should there be much ram, the animal to be put under cover. THE CONSTITUTION BALLS Asia rillll'AiU'.U ONLY HY FRANCIS CUPISS, M.II.V.C. 4td author o. the Prize Essay on the Diseases of the Liver of the Hojrfc," Diss, Norfolk and sold by all respectable medicine ven- ders in town and country, in packets, six bails each, 3s. 6d. per packet, with a wrapper giving full directions for the use of the JjaLs. and treatment of the horse whilst taking them. Also, a pamphlet of testimonials from many gentlemen who have used the Bu in various complaints. Any gentleman using theBalls may consult the proprietor gra- tuitously, either personally, or by letter, post-paid, LAND AND MINERAL SURVEYING, PONTYPRID-D, GLAMORGANSHIRE. WT. LEW IS begs most respectfully to inform landowners, coal-proprietors, and other gentlemen, that he has just commenced business III the above line at this place, and hopes that, by strict attention, and adherence to integrity, he may be honoured with their support. J'VHY department of surveying executed with fidelity, accuracy, and despatch. Mill-street, Pontypridd, 19th January, 1819. ABERYSTWYTH. "H THE FUNKBAI. OF PUYSE PKYSH, ESQ., M.P. for the Cardi- ganshire boroughs, took place on Tuesday, the 9ih inst-. which w a's iu tended by a large nsjjmber of the aristocracy, ele gy, and ytfyers. There were 21 carriages, 11(3 tenants on horseback, and -kutwiredd besides. OK foot* The deceased was utiivei-sul 'I)- beloved. The sbopi were closed through the whole town, and business quite suspended during the time of the funaral. This was one of Eb* largest funerals ever known to have taken place in this part t -he country t

CARDIFF POLICE COUhT. • MONDAY, JANUARY 8TH.(Before Walter CofTin, Esq., maycr, and R. L. It e, Esq. ) Two miserable looking women, charged with stealing coal from a yard belonging to Mr. Geo. Sully, Bute-street, were reprimanded- and dismissed, Mr. Sully not wishing to press the charge. Thomas llotclands, carpenter, charged with assaulting WiBiai. Jones whilst on duty, was ordered to find bail to keep the peace Jot- six months'; no bail being f sund. he was committed. Charles King, sub-contractor on the South Wales Railway, ap- peared to answer the charge of James Mayor, for non-payment of wages. Mr. King brought evidence to prove that the c]¡únmt1 had only worked (lay-work with him up to the end of October Iksx, when all day-labourers under him were dismissed, and wore put tl)' work on what they call butty messes," in which a gang of abot eight men joined to take a piece of ground to excavate, at so mu"k per cubic yaiHi.; and in that case he that tov>k the j<±b yviag >- able to the gang. The bench, after condemning that practice,<?'«• missed the case. 'T" John Barry, labourer, a true son of Ould Ireland,appeared, charged with having stolen a basketful of coal from a place 1171- known. He was taken on suspicion, and when the bench qÜul- tioned him, he made the following clear defence And sure your honour, I did not steal it at all; I only picked it up to the littie basket from an empty boat." No one prosecuting, he was dis- missed. Henry Davies, the keeper of an eating house in Whitmore-lane, charged with committing an aggravated assault on John Bii,,7, sailor on board the sloop Mary and Elizabeth, of Cardiff, was re- manded, the complainant having been obliged to leave withh:" vessel. Mr. Trcwathan, police-officer of Castlcton, made an application, for the mutton, butter, &c., that he had found in the possession nf the Rudds, of Cardiff, the notorious housebreakers. Application refused. The bench was engaged for a long time in making out order* Xt*r the removal of hish paupers.

MERTHYR POLICE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3.(Before G. R. Morgan, and Win. Thomas, EHFs.) Titm Davies was mulcted 10s. and costs, for assaulting Evan Jones, at Dowlais, and in default of iaytiie,it. wa cofililli,,t three weeks, to learn better manners. Richard Cunningham was fined 50s.. and costs, for a violent- assault on D.rniei Reardon, and in default of payment was com- muted for six weeks. Will am Jones was ordered to pay Is. 3d. wages to Wm. Law- ley. who had the law on his side tin- time. No costs. .101m. Williams was dismissed for the alleged assault on Soph 1A Thomas. Several cases were adjourned, and some allowed by the bench to he compromised out of court. SATURDAY, JANUARY (>TH.—(Before H. A Bruce, Esq ) lVm. Davies was committed to take his trial at the adjourm cio sessions, for stealing 4s. 10d., the property of Sarah Clarke, at two o'clock this morning. Thomas Lanyfvrd and William Evan, were committed f, r days each, for not paying 2s. 6d. each, and costs, for breaking "h, window of Mr. John Davies, druggist, last night. Their pkn, that they did the wanton act to get m-doors this frosty weather, o\-■(- not prevail with the bench. Thomas Hopkins, of the Greyhound beer-house, was fined irk, and costs, at the instance of S, In inteitdent vY renn, for drawing, beer at a:1 illegal hnur. on the gh; of the 31st lilt. Morgan liees, of the Bird- n- land bee¡'-lwu:se,.was also fiO)f,t 40s., and costs, being his second offence against the same regula- tion, on the same night. Mr. John Evans, agent, Dowlais, who was charged with non- payment of 14s. 9d. wages, to some of the workmen, was tk*- cnarged, there being no clear case against JJavid Evans and Morgan Davies were fined £ ] each, and cos! for a-saiiltiog p.C. C. Johnson, in the exeeut on of his duty. MONDAY, JANUAHY STII.-(BefUre H. A. Bruce, and W. Tho- mas, Esqrs.) John Richards, a very riofo-ions thief, was charged with stealing three Sovereigns, from the person of John Griffiths, at the Ply- mouth Arms, on Snnday morning last. The charge was cleaRy proved, and he was committed to take his trial at the admum-d sessions. Thomas Williams, of Coedvcymera. was charged with stealing ■U Ss., from the person of Alorg.in Morgan. He was also corn"! muted to take his trial at the Breconsliire assizes. David Jones and Thomas Jones, father and son, from Aberaman were charged with stealing 901bs. of butter, from the cart of a Cardiganshire carrier Discharged for want of sufficient evide^v i t 111 '/en 'l'l'i'L)(Lvid Oliver, and Thomas Greene, were ciiaratd by Inspector Wrenn with neglecting to remove nuisances, atier haung notices to do so. They were peremptorily ordered to 11e- move the same immediately, and pay all expenses. Morgan James was charged by Sarah Llojd with disobeying 8n so i order of affiliation, to maintain his bastard child. Ordered to r>y all arrears and expenses at once. Paid. Anne Baynes was fined 2s. 6d., without costs, for nssaultin- « little boy. ° VAUUANCY.— William Williams, Jonah Williams, John Ja#ir« and Charles Spiring, were charged with sleeping about the work- and begging. Upon their promising to leave the tuvra muuel diately, tiiey. were mercifully discharged.