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DAIL Y STUCK AKD SHAKE LIST. I i;\I!1 310" 1'l1ACJO'RAY A.ND- !.YIJE I 4 '<™1 sr* B-k,,?'. &a. Wet a.?.at.. <?.r?tt j -r. v u^ >• ■ aS7v:Vi'? <1 —Mi „ 1.VI 15a 160U7 1 ¡. It eic <rr '■* WJ*l «H^hr-• 1 100 i>< 6' T' 'hI. — I,, tm taj <? £ >»P^no U 1 ?-??'?'.?-C? ?': )*: ? is:r> ? î'{:I'6 ¡ g m is I().. NN COU\'6nibie 8, lOt «to.» f^. Tns.p r. c. 'fua)« 100 „ ns 130 ?°?'?.'??im:?I .? 188 8 ?-?—————?-"M!' «• !n >••. 5 i>. c. 10-) Hi) 111 »C. 9,p. c. JCi is* DJ5 M Uo. ftp.c. J887w«„wmi. 100 168 Ufl ^-pZi-r-zzz & z. {? 8oh D""on » p i 100 I lis .? « 'I'd Va> r;o. 1 1"0 to? • V?- 300 110 111 Uo t c. )M_ ut m M M Aw, GU AND LEASED. X ??"??'T'-T:——'—— jj) ]><• |,k ? CvJ'rfc^L Maj., Vt-.k, 5 t0 Z tSi %4 I 5 100 I 119 m • 5 K?Jy v bAr '5 P,c* IOO iw 13 !.ö:o;P.õ.(;üä:): 1: I: m H(?rplord. Kus,k Br«ccm t? Mt jyi T ?r't? m<! Pr6iercno« "?? '? L a ?ff 5loo I13 121 •• Ll..?117 Ry t M. <??'' ? ? }?t ? J];j- I ]ti'or9M« tM I ?; ?; y« Dr). AB 0 p.O. im 188 }e<1 ?TiMdO? '?.or: {S ? 14? bo. Prei««i«e 6 .o. I~ loo 1,6 iTS A P?rth ?&?-°- ZZ ? Z U» U? Goo& B. & Lr. t?l; i: I ? I¡ DEBENTUU 8l'OOX8, MøoII 13?refor ??? "?'!Ud 3=.. 5 per o<3nt 100 — Ul i«<> Orwt Weeteni i p. c. 100 Z 117 MfSS» m ■:dlacd4p. c, im tar. "')t1moutb,hUe" Ð.. 100 IlJ 115 :;Ul'o:: g:t:=: • boiu-rwjt ud Dorset t p. oT •we* «o&h l)67on 5 o. 0.lw 1# <1,u8 kzzzzzzzzz IS m IS » glacial Xtoliar loo ii| 1' ? M ?.<K?«;M?PTCTtCCi<i )?'" Sr  s ''?"???.? ? ? gn 811 fMJ. 'h, 1B7' AN 17 l,a aw.n-B.nJ.- -=- 7 1. S tef&rf§-w:-b:: dz £ Z 0AB» 18 kberimn Qt* 18 It 161 W.mk Bmtot United Gw-— W M< M 18 Brid,ud 0.. Md W*MT -"— W t Jt Stock C^diflGM.A-.——i2!~ !S Mt n Ko. do. B.—.——. Mt- 1M tM & it: g: R..r¡,f¡;.õ:'=' 1 1 10 Mmvi VtH? GM -.—.— 10 )9 Kt M N?pcrt G?. A W m, 6, 66 Do. B 15 47 49 M Do. C — M ? 16 17 Bwao>e« GM 10 per Oect. M? 51! l M iHi Cn«» 74 per Cent, *5 S7l 884 10 y?t?.d U. W a t e t.?.?? K ? Mt loi 10 Uc. do. New ?.?? B < M 17 MISGBLLANXOUa. M BrIáol8Dd 8w\b WIÙII WIIOa O o U)?ted?-????..? U TI < Co., Waterwotn 94 J 17 -tl 46 65 g.k 0"r<M Watervofcks 100 ? M Mi ï. Do. do.. lM0.mM% IM m 100 196 le D.. do.. New 4 8k 9 25 Do. Cot t age. » 21 to M oilrWBÔ8ørJ': .u il ? Ooim o?).. „ 7f It H K)<)tw Va!e.?.?.)?.? W 8 10 N Groat "Western Colliery  U W lAjnvU Tondtu «&d Ogmow Cc&l ssi tro& Mw, 5 10 10 Mm" ?..ck Hwyntfj iVoa Orel*LAm.t|M 11 0 Naritygio' and Slain* Iron "Works, Pref o' I t l>[{,"Wfiö'P;ëèï;t: l;: U0 10 Nc^iiort • Abercam Colliery, ?St<?.?.?H?. II M Do. Trumway* & S, 4 M Do. Wat<?Wur'tm'  10? t.) 17 10 Do. do. New?? .? T? 10 U B;d<la. d.ioJ:c.iõ¡¡;r;: 7 10 11 LImit. 50 18 15 ? Ditto? ditto, Pi < < B0 fthjuiuey Iron, l2mitodw&0 M M M I: Do. K :w.. 15 8 H 60 Bwnnsca M. Sliipcrwnere <o 2 50 10 Do. -t-,Y .m. 6 i| W K E?.' W.???S)'??'.? M ? ? ? BonU; W?)< Co?.? ??. liT :0 \i,10f Ã: ]Î li U D.. do. B. M M « B-k rt.. 3 m c..?. .Inee 5rd May* MUVliBS. (ll1m(JT1on;hjfl Br.nk SHORES Klivirr.- v K-tilwjty OnVnary Stock, nbo Preforotice^ Ts.it Vale Kailvny St< "k ami N». 1 l'rcfa-once Stook N.:wr<n t.Ab"r?? c!'))i' r! S)tt.!t's Carditl W?'t, k Stock l'U1t Gitb Bhurort and Block, Ac. THACKERAY AND SAVCE, May 31, ..677. CARDIFF.

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BANK OF ENGLAND RETURN. 16sn: UKPAKTiltNT. T)th it. Kottt. Utwtd ToU). £ KV' Uredit.  Govt. DeU £ 11,015,1W O r her .c-oo u lntioa .) GoM Com ,il ii»uIiou 21,021/Jlk* T.t??l BANKiNo I:¡IARr;}U:T IKMr, Proi'tT's Ciipi141^14,553,000 Itrst S,«'»8,1drJ !fvib]ici>epotit9 0^ Other DojK'Mts 22,lll,-t7 ctLcrUiils C £ 1,%3 Sc\o:ira;.s' iOIU Total iMti.oOl.ttO v-Te<uc. Go,-t.S?cuAilioa JCI',8^,0^1' OthcrSuourities lt!,(^ ,7^ Notes U,(Xw,o70 G'»U1 aiul SUvor Coin t'S7,U7 Total

Bl\j I, W AY '.L'hA,l,i'j!"lO ,RETURNS. 1?77, ISit;, Icor3e, D"¡, 9 MM Kfiynmey Failnay 2^:8 2-Ag „« 420 — .Iif:l' i 4 .1; l'L'wtlth iiartr.Jock, Md Railway t']3. 1712 2> Triabroke rmil Tenby U\3 .n 5,17 K» Bfcct uua rtHortbyr. I j ii 1^27 — l .l MuMValefi 7nO ïlï.n —? 17 BouC-n-fca*t«n> «• H4 74o-l L)nùvu.¡)t ton,aud Not1:.b.Ett.teru I7lt> Mc- roi'obtuii -.It li-5S ,M Nortlt-Westera y.iV Great V\O1 cru — •• i-j/jl ,M Gixal Myrtceru — Ûf — Giwt KasVrn tiloS 1."ud I1, (,1ihl.lUltJJ,aud 'xwer 12") ,M 1\1' rüpt'Jitun District — :}->j Nuith bciWtt U -» — lj.v; — )jlØ. \:j G.?wau.i &utb. .— "i" ^rii 611 Gt, No-tn of Scotland — \H7 Ko'ith-WY.stHrn M, S 5J —

MAHKhTS. ?l III ? 'I't. .v .v"v" coiut £tIlOT, COM# I!r.Kk;T, Thnnl.b:y.-Th wavkef. >a. ii.-thrr w— « .> w ,v}l(,v!. ah(j.j{. • i -\s < r.p- At tito DiUll.^ 'A s. to J() 1.l('; ir J ,tl ll flJj ¡l!! .^f ,j^|iyP st in id' nit i •: «» .J-> | iu»i., 'i l Very lt}:i!l{l: 'iuj ¿¡J:1i0 :t:,1\;l: ¡:' lV Ci rcduot d (jtJOtUtiOD3. ^^lT^^rT^o^.AK COr. TVTArrj:T, TliTTvsflqy -Tb "7'(.; :;j"¡h(":¡,:1' t,1t. 1+- ;:1: \!l\ l'I:l'. 'I; 'Hr. ,I ,h n.l1u¡l tn-do, of :f; '0'" .ü" re.1lt",i"i'} '11 t :-1' 1 (' j'1); I ¡ t.j í' 't\;( /i¡(r' f'i}1 a B10j ';r; h "iL) I;,H Ou'K Cohjj MAKKIST, Tburaday.—BUok ''?' "bd t'?ihi, oat.% IC^ 'I. ca ro.'iji, CAf.ru-Htn.v MAY C.u n.n Thnr^liy.—The &Uv cat tie lU¡Ü hiring iuir Wi: helù To.<Uy ^hi h w?, hr?. ?-attf.in).?. Th.r?w't? a Y.?y ?,r ?'j't? oi Lf s mid cat tJo, on'! a lew pi''s The P, ices of JJiJrci vulv il t:ll'. ht lure ratu.s. C;.¡,rllü were tKuirev, allll r :a- lisotl g'v\Jt puifO-5, cows, with oalvea by their h»;1 c Foiling ut Uvui i;17 to iV. ijom*8 Cavilji; WAIIKBT, Thurs^Uiy.—Beast YH'uket a.tNdrncc?s?tioMary. -ST Sd ?md lamb, fully ??'.<?..??'Ca)ve!<i. sHht ''e?°Mt. F?duii.t?.! heavy. JKef, 4" Ud to 58 ltd; mut^ot, ba to tis Ud • veil 6* t a:o a$M; 1,.rk 44s l(. BOJ.sts. 4W? shcci»! <?!0;c?!ve?':}?.Iu,tuJwgfoyt.ii{u ':Uj.t.M,lS? ''?' JJ.5UHOL C'ATTIE Mabskt, TUiuwlay, Modcrito ?ttpp? cf btcf. and h?ulry fo? b'?do.?ip?ua'?".? 1 c.v cv. t Wy to 75s. Full &up:>ly of in-itt iu Htid t« %t wothv-r sold nt ik\ to per lb.; i<t{ tj lid. 1,1U0 stnvocattlo, and imorov. d dumaud. Ah iut 1,1(0 ph'8, and all bold at lis for haccu vijfd, aud 11; d for inkers. all br?ILI ut 11 i for baccu DLUUN CATTIK KAr.sKT, Thursdav.-Vu-a^or • Catr]<l,)??:f'<rp!?e,!U"?)?eptHid'h'u??'?'?'s 'BcrM?.].CM.VM)t?!vcs.5t;decreMo. '). ThorJ wns a fliht Mductmu in the scppiy of o.ttl" this wef? GmM beet, of which thoM v.cM not n:auy )u?. sold fi:irly. (Juotatiot»s: Beol\ lirst quality, 7vh to M*s jK-p cwt. • M-coud quuiity, 67« to 7$* (id per (?t.;?t).i.,fj,).ie.t.6..)tof)?tperlb;6? chpyc'l, -,dtoM,j.unl.?to&?c?< GtA.*r<.»w C.vfTLE WAUKET, Thursday. — T.>i» Scotch, :.Ja to )-?!t! SMohdMy. 74s to 7?; ?op Irish '?. ?.t.'nry. «fe to 7?; iwerior, 55i t?(i.?; toj muttc)).H'.);ch!idtoItM.!huib?S'\<'o?.jj Amtiir. n 1 Jliud (juuatord, öù to (jJ: f'jiu u1-nvl tors, 5^U. tsr.A x fiOHDoa DXAf Mtat MAUSIT, Tlmr*(ky.-Gond supvlieb on <.t,« Ml,d trade sTow Rt tho (ùll(\wio ,).?,-h.) t0 J* 81 a.uttou, 3.! Sil r7. »' :t '? 1 J' y1 ^> ?-?''P'?.? ?! Lo"rt' to 5. 4d; 1-b. 7,,? to 7 8ù per sT tone. PROPrcw, i.. ?'? ?'f ?''?'. Th',r?- ? Buø.r iiy niOi.Tut^ Ik1Ua-t1. at bl(; rules p"?".t'y. ](i,'p ';I:IL UII j(jWl'l'. CoU'e.) dull, :'itruh'of soda uu- l:n'vd, ii.fiMk-uui tirm. Lard, 'h 'H to17 p,>r 'tv ?" ?"'??'?  ?' ?t?'iy' Kp. i uOilUn.it t ot^tou seed °?. ?'??-?'' foi 1'oi'iiy. Tallow coutiijKe.s iu layers* favour. i:l,.o, l .i.Vu- JttAa^KT, Thur.i<iay. — KUTIIT lv>L'? s(t-:u? ?:.);ct ?i?'ut altwat:ou in raliie«. LoLec very null, )tlt descn^Uona at auut i,u I"dllll hi Is  T,. i At -ti?,? ?_ui!ou? ?'ot'.l' ?t'' .?;"? h'. JjV'*?4"O}?o*! Vv« 18 .d to 13 .M; KnuroKfJei-. s;d to ? ¿1 :(;,1;gH;:oJ17\J ? 'r; 1ir;c3j}: ion n J hurley sm!<-spn(6?ajc?;)s)er.<'hienyowiut. tclegracib irom C'Üua n.mou?intf swift d.j.mat?h of «evoml steamers with Mwtc?, some chopaotwt):? k! J k? fc° by HUcti°» immediately OQ airiv.U. Htwk Congous were 4«ucha5wea,except for parcel, at 7?. ybich wa« cheaper; tcnl leaf u?.dti lower: \X)() of Cou?ou quite out of fMour..? 'so'M down to 8 !<1 Rk'u mthont.MpycYcmc?.t.. Cottou Ma.)?tvery.t)t!). Jul.o leiuaius inactive. I.. ;t 44s i,,t. SUOAS, n F* LTT>K CBBdHtD SUGAR MARKM. Thurs« T "?tttou to b?y, n. hr.;o ).?m? done 2 (,X B,T74. #tnT«a. i  Bt??MAM????.-OrdiUMyiFi?t. U0.J HfK:oud« loys thirds, ?' tourths, M.; iSi 04J}' curcdi Firuts, <<ouuc.ll2ait!urds.M9 ?ir?e ia mMk?'? CIœf',SE. CAKRPBIUT Ctt?sn MA?MT. Th'tTg?.-Thsi-o was a Mod M)pp!y of UPW ChwdC h- tho mMLct. Busi- ncs<, Lowevor, wad not over b?. Prices MkeJ tor I'; ule lots wcro from Ma to 6?d per t?wt. saUlrwt prices iu? frouiClstoWspercwt., (he averse priJe boiun nbo..t «,4j)<< cwt. A very P'?? ??' ut '? P<? b"l.w 0' );I,?" .,j.t. cwt., p?"t. qviaUty was below «0» per ewt. "'1011 llT MAIIIIL Thursd?y.—FMr supptifs pnM.eaudtn?.eduH at about pn.vious rat?.-Ia- .fcnor Uty..C? to 603; pume ditto. !?.. to H:?; interior clover. 85s to 95s i prim, ditto,1003 to li?8z, and A-w. 40. to 678 tt4, WOOL.   ???' Thur??dvy_ The,. oner ut 'his the hist market of tb« seasou u<mrly 100 .l?etB of ?d ?ot"M??? seo? sheets ",t ?? A ft?tUYcr??oNe-ent, butthnro?M no b?'ia? doM wLich wouid 3Mtify quot&tioM. The Keueral op.i.lou wa., however that t?c Mtce ?<,ut(t bt.? Bomc- 'Jilit l^r'.ti luui at thO OPeli? of the ?ou h?t yMr fXADMRn WOOL MAMM. ThursUay —Rtt.nfm? o..evert.] tfrn..??.? diHcu),iM?,?t)?? oof J further ?ki,? coBRdenc.. ia thotr? T? co? f>\1mption of wool, U!lUIÙIy \C^TO!ilat thteSe«SOT,M nLTiuiten Itelooww tthhee °^avveBrrage. Io jarua orders aro nlaoo.l for httnl qualities fcrimrrecuate nhipmektat^CW rn«s. OUois ? Lu?r lot. ? K?,r,???' ? dK t'uod. rj?M t?de very uu?thf?torr ty l«r^»mwi,°a Tliur.aj.-T,>,lay.a cat<. 1()g"<18 compTj. d 8/;9 blll(1 ;uù!nd1I1g 1,3tl .lo!uíd/ .!¡¡jI Port 'hil1i!" 1.5i elOpe, 052 Now Zcahi.ll' 91 Syll?.y, 40 V,?? 1,P.. '.IP7 C.p, aUen- ?uusm*rtra' bu:dllu' c'Jutlu»« atwk«tp«: ?db,tldi- SUJ °°° °re„- 1]0"" at M 2d to '>Is 8d cosh, auLl Oil" wout4 LJfelJ ,]).IY(1)'9, 5.f.t) 2J; HeJ1ürs, ;J.h; 3t1.. I.OMDOB C&m/LL MA«KKT, Tb-?;d?y-("p 1 wJiS!froo '?w for goo,l*i.4,?,.c,?i,, '1l1!tutity n.ltl'1' dODe, at £i4 10s. T,n .t",L1y. 8"11 b..s.,ie.M ,n Straits, spot. Australian 5? to H, l(ls. ],;u'isll. £73 to .tN, Spelter, ^20 to *i202, 0d! ??. ?1 -? ?Sa.Sc?hp?iroa: sj to Ms ad.

Mfiehfnl Jiff TvBtST't '?y'"?' ??t SewiD? It::f:.=i: whwh rend. r it ft is S?,rnU, ,othere ? DreMm?.m? Md F?iiy u?. It l 'P? t<' 1. Msy to wo,'k, qaiet id. Mtiuu ret liable to ?,t out of u?e?: CM b.? had on ?.?.' c( purc? &t a modern price. Ij.'<.rKtiu.!pM??eM ? au?to obt?m 'l?y? p.?at Se.?M l&ichliesiro/a local ID Mo 'lt{i1te(¿: to c: :i n E?yect? ? N7. Ch?p.iJ.. !'??,.E.???.  ??"?' '?" M??'i''h???.  ILijkp W.k.?d??  t C1"OÜJ¡er\W- CudlØ j

TDiB OF HIGH WATER THIS DAY. ( CARDIVT mm 10 I m«h< 10 19 25 2 Mora* Enu. fitgbt. I SWANSEA 9 2 9 42 17 7 NEWPORT 10 7 10 27 28 4

KOKKIGN AKiUVALS ANL» MOVUMKN'I'h I OF CARDIFF VTISSKLS. The Fngland, s, Captain Haiii, left D^rdt on Thurs- day t 5 p.m ¡]a,i,; Btitti.uiy, P, Captain BlamplciJ, passed Gibral.t*ar 021 Tuodoy momicff from Cardiff for 8e}onB. Tho Jane Bacon, a. Captain Seddon, left. Dioppri at two oVock on Thursday morning for Cardiff. The Lady Clivo, C?pti. Tumbull, left Weymouth cv "Wednesday afternoon for Kottenlam, The May Queen, s. Captain Clarke, left Birkenhead Tb,?,l,, ,y f(,? C.r,liff t. l?.d f.r C.di, l'b? Greta, Captain G. C.?'?y. arrived at Bilbao on W?,l -d., -iK l?t f??. N.wl?,,?t, and r.p.?t, U ..wy Moin y Tho Vendee, H. Cu..taln Chauvelon, left Sahlen ù'OI"'l11o on WOdueH,1ay for Cardiff. The Titayane, s. Captain Puwley, left Bordeaux on Th»Willwm Bnnk". R, Oaptaia Lauglois, left Havre 1'1\ Wcflm-fciday for C'lrdiJr. '1'l r I'ii i. f, Captaiu IJow1py, arrjvm1 at Rochefort t, 'Vf'1!1It'"dny fiv-m :Nf1wpJrt T • S'eln m.' Abbty, s, Cnptain Baxter, left Swiue* 11; 111.- for Uipa. h LI""tlalf. H. Coptaiu Lodgo arrived atSouthauip* 1 pH nl\ Tbur«d«y noruing from Corditl, '1 In* l.ady Huvclock, s, Captain Jenkin arrived "I h :1; h!\Ul'tou on Thursday afternoon (rom Newport. 'ilu> S C.Pt"i. U.b?io.. i,ft GIa.g"w.m 'T!!P iy f,L7-rojiT. UM- W* K. KicketM, B; Captain Dnmard, was e"Tt,\ tt ?. !"t> Rotterdam on 'I hursdav for Caroitt, Tho Colstmp, s. Captain T'o.rl,il1. lut Bilbao on WViluf <<uy for C'Ytht.f. Tbe N:"t Greys, b, Captain A. Grant, arrived at Gibrultur OH Tuesday afternoon f?o. M.b'r8cUl(, aud k'H!???'at' t.M')M;.),tf°t)-?r?. *°"* 'c?'?' Tilt" Cambrian, Captain Wiliiauwk flr-rivea at MahH on Thursday,

I LATEST ARRIVALS IN PENARTH ROADS. IAiny 31 -h ?.g.?.- I Dispatch, )!i. I ]ibl; Cardiir, &2t Ight? Wor(?e?t?r, 5\ Iiut; T ..i m C' ?3.)jB]aBt. ? ?

j CARDIFF A\tRrVAl«a.~May 29, 30, and :n. R??.J?.M. Arl'tluu.i, 1.UJ..Antwerp Jlt, H. 414 Dublin, It. Af.eliiiii, s.4KO, Ol'tor. Mst. twau, ti, 4&i, Koneu, liifht toott hute 1)O,, Oolinl^rostdcn ,s,547,Covk.lt rt'?n.s,40C',N'p('rt,n.? UuliJ, K,3P6, Newport, Jt. Stamford, s. 844. Dnblin, H. rette!cp<3C5.Co?. i ore .E. ],uwther, 70J. Darion, ti mler R)?.t.)n,s,9)3,L')Mf.),)t. Abydos, s, 714, Antwrp.bldt Guitubay,s,5t»3, Bilb.-w, oro t?tHttfeDoct. Camel, h, AOS, Havre, light Lenoy« ^29, Gloucester it. Pcu«)-f^ Srrll'1rs. 470. Rot'õm,1t. Be,.io, S, 219, Hayle, light AUldiau. 8. 388, Belfii^t. It. tiNTKUKD OUTWAiU>S.—May 31. TMty.B.SS.routricux.Muret?Co. st;.B.'orJ.K,Ji.6tt.KMi.!Ks.tJ.Thomr?u ArMtbaM.it.B.i.lM.portS?d.J.bovty&Co. A?ct),s,B.l.(ju5.Hrind?i,C.O.Youa<{SC? lu-ciprecity, B, 1,4M>. Aden, H. Worms to ^o. C;ty of Hahhx, B, MS H?n? Kong. 8. N?sh & (Jo, Abydos, B, 714. Palermo, H. Vellaoott &dou Camel, o, B, ?8,Ftu.;hin)t.K.E. Todd fcjwan, s, B, 2. Eoueu, Harrison Bros. fcerantrs, B, B, 470, St. N.tzuro, Cory Bros. Mj r^aret Jane, B, 1%, Palma, $, James & 00, Mienonetto, 8. B, 't40. 'N?Ntes, Cnry BrM. & ?o. .Mm Broaden, s, B. 647, Havre, Short & Dunn Jubilee, s, B, 4&5, Dieppe, L. Uucret Galilee, s. F, Mi> l* >. ochelle, Davis, Fry, & Co. V.nHdt.Nnnt?, t'.)S7.?ute8,Mnrei & ?o NuovoMatteo. Ily. My Genoa, Alorteo, l'enco, & Co, IaOh.-Jtiiuo, Ity, IKi, Barcelona, Peivo <jfc Co ti.???to Ato?no. Ity, 4?. G.mnn. ?J.?rteo, Pe'.eo.KUo I t-rM'vcrau/a hy, 5Cls Ity, Genoa, Morteo, Po e(),&Cù Cariotta Argentina, Ity, 416, Monto ;.doo, Morteo Å(t.vCa'1t:, 4G0. Ancona, Morteo, Pcuco, & Co iivanti. Jty, Vol, Genoa, Mortco, Penco, & Co. CLEAKED.—May il. MIgnonetto, B, Nautes, 1U0 coal, D.ivis&Frv i ,iO:¿I(:, :nneH'(\Õ' c:SiBT]¡:Ol1, \iU bwan, H. ll. lúuen, 1,000 coal, Davis & Fry herauu'.s, B, fet. -Nf, feOU coal, lj. Gueret u',?ica, B, m*)uto i.,i o, «'ua Cory Bras. \r::i.t;r.t.:)7''¡Sr:te & C. (ainU nt B, f'Ju'\il t, T vM Silumum, B, In, <■ d, n. 1)"Vi!, & œn Mary Pcir^, D,'??'' ? \11, C Bros. '? ? ??' H.utyH.?tt. ?.C??. ?Mo?'.U?n.orsMCoc.t to. Unity, B. I'ontrkux, 3; coal, lus?lot Sou juliiee, P, iMt'ppo, .¡U coal, lhtvis & t'ry A i itúi:rnt, B. lit (v1}bwt.w')plù, 1,5,\J c0n1. Powll vh'?do??tfs? F, Nantes, ?8 '?'. L Guerot  OItJde, 8, F, l,a No, hel.ie. 75t 00&1. Davls & Pry Jacob, AUK, Cape de V(rdR. H02 co^f, Miller & Co. Piudenzio, lt>, Ancoua, 710coal, Ill do & 5oo ilarvurola. It>, I'aivUoua, eual, BHrH\t'at, 'Ylillft. r, wy, J\ PoU coal, i'owt l! Dmlryu Iccumfteh, lJ.S.,bii:,yapurc,l,7no o.dJ Dowluislrou Co, IMPOBTS. TcHcan, s, ewpo1"t,sunùrhs, Downing ElJdh 1.t\w11wr. Darten, Timber and dcals, order goiiTerir, Nantes wb¡"fLt, C\1"er Guitubay, s,BjJlao, 000 t.,j. jrou ora, ortler I'em-lope^ Coyk, i:tU tuns HuH ore. ordvr 111"w,;b, I ciioiuico, 1» IOU bn ken »toue, order

I SWANSEA. Pcn-ipiie, ft. F. 6i l, St. Nazairo, E. Belniraux Ijeile, P», MB, ^iat uo, l1urtweH Morice Co. I rCLnpo;Î: 1:1, B. 150, Ca>m, W. Howell Hurrmgion, B. 57, rmtf's, Burgess, Shuddick, & Co. Hose, B, 84, Cacu, K. Kowe & LO. LLEARF.1>Máv 31- Irovopolis, s, B, Caev, r» eoa'» John Glashro.Mt \\S ()111; H, L! 1,(, ii" (onl, Cwmamau oaJ Co. j5 b' X.- 1,, fc syuioi-ds L '?.Eic)j.<rJs&Co.,t.)mM ¡, I 1 IW> coal, W. II. Thomas At i iU.ra io: a. olo coal, C.ry, Broq.& Co. f11 l. ijJ, tl' (;¡) ;\u:1;;r;; 'b ;å;. Laura Ann, B, CLarfLt?!. UM e<?t, M patent iucl, iO.OM bricks, Gr«ig')la ^lerthvr Co. Pcrri^no, 8. t, t 'jSm.uro, Mii coo1, Ch. Godard I<_?'?.d/ ?</ ?tt's ?v?Me?fuuu'mml??'Obric?j Minnie Cavvill, B. Bay of Islauds. Newfoundland. U&t

NEWPORT. F TERFD OUTWAIMS.—May ?t "RelirMire l.jb»»rtn, Ttr, cj-mnji, Beynon A. Co I'^ii F, 1- Vr.-itfA\f,-rt, Sii vlo 4 Co! V "• f' L'- ■ '• 1 y. V%LMwurdf} .A ILi, i _U't ii i,, i/i A ,t Or l' i yia'ici, f», i»,-+.VC, n, I (¡.)thing & Co. J. S. 1%" t: Malaga, J.e, Bros. & C »! B'.ut)KcPuf!n,M2.0o<hK'uburx,JuucaBrc.s.&Co. Bifomle, Nwy, 275, "Woixissiang, GethiD & Co. CLFAXvTCD.—Ma? 31. Alphonsoand Mnr.e,}" Bordeaux, 500coal,H Worms Mi.ria, 8. iipn, M-daga, olU coal. j Vipond and Co Antobio, F, K&utes. l,b conI. Powell Dnlfryn Free Lancc, s, B, Salerno, I.2M c;mt. Ti?d?r Coal Co Corsair, s, B, Bochci'ort, 40j coid, Powell Butirvu Pensee, F, Hcn?c'.cut. 120 co? J. Vipond aud'Co tt{'È;t}t\I'o\r;t;,lDCl?li.Jj. V:n (6°. Bctuia, B. f no ma, ;iot oal, Js.b)r.v Vale Coal Co. E:i)?rli.C?.t?-.?.?' ,?.w.J..uM.Ho?..t.' cs Co. H?n??ht?,F,J?.Mti..?,I?coal.l'?f-)H.u'fry.t Conqueror. B, J«r.y, liJ oal, ii, W. ao-l Co i of ^-g'Wid, e, a, Dieppe, 720 coal, Loadou aud t.!lr! h "'uks Co. J, H. Wood, H. Ii,bon, 216 coal, ,Tone., Heard, and c Alnui, >, Hcnuebont 250coal, J. Vipond anll o. Kosarito, Slon, Lilbao, 3^0 coal, J, Vipoud aad Co.

NEATH. CLEAUKD.—May .'11, l\.)]n.E.\]nnuth,?u)-;i.M.ry.)'C.?1U? I'lumuai, t(lrk, ,'oai, Glj "I I I 1\. (»giv<TH, s, PnrtJluth, co't', .l co J'cxdute, p, 1\ rrre.itb, o< ;t] (> •; ,1' i\,ai y*0 Hop.?, F'iyuiomb, coa', Dynrv-r C «\\ Coraisli Lass, St. Apnef, coal, 'D1:OI!1 Co 1\.Tnl" lloJus, l'ellzaUr>e, CM1, Dvnevor Coal «;:> ehl1a. Ptuiance, co;il, Dynevor Coal Co. Floicutine, Kcgntvil.c, coal, Dyuovor Col Co

LLANELLY. CLEARL'D—35uv U0 Frcdpnct.K.rot, al t > culm, Norton and Co. Fliniby, B, Hudvw, cud, n 1('ù J)?Adc])?f..l',I:?..t!:?' ?.'u.?]?Ke'-iHnndCn Pt.?n.e. t'cn)v.?.?,).U?,tont'.?G:tr<vCa C0. Kiutuelinn, B, bomhMinj.toi-, ii'j coal, Nevill aud Co Hurnet, 1), Hewlmven, culm, N,nll1H 1 f i, Thomas Rud Sons, B, Carnarvon, t, culm, Norton and Co.; 30 timber, A. Stone. Sisters, H. St. Agncg, 105 coal, D. Eees Sker, II, Wc>:f0rd. 8G culm, Nevillnud Co. IMPORTS. Viuceuzina, Ity, GirgtLti, 350 toils sulphur, J. Boma

u SIGNALLED OFF THE LIZARD. mny:n-V;jud south, moderate to SMith.west* strong thick, rain. Barometer, ?2. P??t' oaa?.— Morning: Steamer Asia, of London, for Falmouth* A??UKt?ot S?wsca; Pioneer, of Dublin; German L. Cad Bitter, of Hamburg, for Falmouih Afternoon: Steamers Peuwcll, of N?c.i.sHe, aud C'.u? hrne. of Glasgow; forcigu harquo Coudor, for FaU mouth. Pas?d?Vt.st.?'M?n ing: S?'m.? ??o'! and Vulture, of London; Balbec, of Glasgow; tu" Guide, of Milford; WilIiaUl Hauks. Df Londou; Toca- dnlu, úf MiuUk-sborough; Thur.by, of Fleetwood- 6choOllt:-l'Louis Nt\}Jolr011, of Curnurvou j barque Zi a* of I,owlon; schooner rtlft, of Brixl.!am. Afternoon Barque John George, of uuù rlavd, for G!aKIJW. °°

CARDIFF PAINT MILLS. OU (HEIGHAM and Co.,) -.ppli.d Oil and Paiut Manufacturers. *uppliod At Wholesale Pj-icos and P.ur.*e^ by Oun'rae^ Works 14 Dock Office—72, Bute-Street JONES AND SLADEN, TOBACC/U MANITFACTVRK'RS CIGAR Iff POKTEh S. AND FACTORS. Best Terms to Wholesale Luyers. MANiJFAcrOKV—QUAY^bTBKtT, CARDIFF. I TBHOA; lI:lUTA.J!.pr :l<N1': JUJ'J" So?"?". LuxMf. CI..1?d 1.. (14 stamps by post), I.bcll,?dk' Ei)p.?a Co., HouKBn^MithioChemistst «,TI.r<Md)ipediMtreet, aad' 170, Pi. 'd y.l JC?a» rd ia: ??°' ?' ?"een-atreet: Jo. 6. Uuke-a-fM.t, Pru-t. E. JUe:eor-9treot. 16, Hfat.th without MKHICINE restored by Dn HicnT's Delicious EKVALKNTA AKADICA FOOD, which il hm 8Xpeasive, but more nourishing thau moot, "!?a saves ufty tiiueo is dost iu medicine. Thirty years' invariable 8U<:CCí:J8 in £ 0,(X>0 authentic cures of iudigestiou (dYe pepsia). habitual constipation, ni:ij:Wl: liver complaints, UutiJeiicy, nen'ousness, bilousne>s, 1\11 kinds of fevsre, sore throats, catarrhs, eolds, inthi enzu, noises in the head and oars, rheumatism* ,;<?t, impurities Qf the Hood, e.up:jom' hysterm. l1eul1ùgia. imt.tbnity. aioepIeMueM, i<?-MMnte,f,:)..eu, acttMy, wat<.rbmsh, piUj?tntihu t.e«rtbtuTt, h?nche, debittty. dj?. cramM. ?)?jUM Jmusea, Md vOlnitin attor eatiug, VliU iu prepiMev or at sea, mn.ku.x tits, co?.b. MUtltm, broBHlu'.B, co?- cxhauUton, epiir^iay, diabetes, paralysis, and ll;; ;UjJlIij:'¡::i¡ lbd' bww^lC. plumth. 1 rem the Lev. Janice T. Campbell, Sydci'- iIa"° T« ;CSS'r rf1*1"' Norfolk. "December G, I.,wo '? '°? ? ?'"? ■ 1 vutlu: ? Vu ??ry'a "'J"t" I,i,, Food. At ti  t.- it for ?ir,?t??eu -?ith,?, weftMast. '"?" ? taio it f., ,1, n "I3tn cases of iu(ligcrUon, a?d' ?''t''? "ben tJle liver is more ^uiu'uy alhcLd, J c')I,.irk, it ti,?'?,t' Iz K ^T^h^rd "? it S"" in ?? ?'?' woulù not -dit of WW in ««}' sh&pp. !< short, a ?'?  ??' u "? of its ?'.estand t.?t <eif fl <w^« l t ?t'?c" In tins, Jib., 2s.; lib., r,l m Cs..61b.. Ua-1 121b„ 2&?t ?., 50a.— tVjf l''i 1 W15S?'A B^ctiTs^ixicked in tins, lib" Sa. M.; 21L., ?' ??" ?' They soothe the m?t irrit- Btu L(!h IWÙ nerves, removing mm?tt and sickness even mi pre^uoucy, or. at sea, heart- l\.e.l1d e¡: fevensh orae?N?r ?st?o? ,,ki, a]),orMusedbyMnot.6. ?)ie.mdevcu the ameH left by tobacco or drinking. AJao Dc BAHBt's REVAH'?r* i?P",k(?,d in tin F'or 12 culs at 2s„ for z. eul? at 3s. &I" for JS^n, ..t ?., for 288 c? at i?.?or '? oup?!, ?'" ??.? a)?t penny per o?-. The 2&< 80s.. 50a„ nd 5&. Nvt,ne; '¡i Eu?n? :'ro:tpt'i .t..E, d .j, o., 77, R?g..t ^0 ?° lic £ "ce required sld in C_: I dOO ;;¡iiU¡¡81;"S'C'lUu:¡rotd ?' MiTmlst dur lfL0V,i p ?R5'1"EKT9 r. tUe Prettiest and tll(, IJJONt .jur..l:"e. '.rrwy D.l'e, rn,le frow Lhu newly in- vouSa^tU L'' i" '? t"?"' ?nut !« e i.tis b1 irnili'.i j iiinf .jv r Iinn t'io sIt-roneest gas rr suulii^Sol.Mt Cb:n?n?''?'?? ;e"i';rnrarrje,Uli£:t rn"li«re' A 3in?,B sample of a 2- Blion Btove Ornam«nt .?it hulf.pnoe, cirriaee fTM l?,l .,dA 14 1"; NnOlle wiIJ I", :II'P¡å¡ú lutoolld tU¡¡" at th ..1xwo .ioe. Ill¡¡¡¡trated liat frw 1857bbi

SWANSEA BOARD. OF GUARDIANS. TIIE ALLEGED DEFALQATIONS IN CLASR. The weekly meetirg of this board was hold on Thursday, when thero was a full attendance, Uidcr the prtfidesicy of Mr. J. T. D. Llowelyn, A letter was read from the clerk, who is in Torrion, explaining his absence. Mo had soeo Mr. HNUry in "foi-onm to the new val"tions, a, Mr. Mmnnda with mgard to the North. Was' BaHvay BiHB. He had <JM made inqnir j" reference to the plane for enlarging the ? home, and the Local Government Board had pro- :¡:å' tn:eeda:n:ft Board ?*? pro: Tho Dlite,of the last meeting W „ ,v„„ j by the chaIrman, and h?d reference ca 19uggei. bon made by Mr. W. H. Browr pTomife f.h?)d be efF<?ted with n .t?he j4ur,ti". )f Ir. tHtc?n, the ]M. collect ? Of St. Thomas, .nd that half the bud she "oepted. It 7^ prol-Pd that This /gestion be T??edupo? butt,?hetoard()t.Mdedt,???? ?.promiMahonU ba made, ?cCn?HMA? B?,a ?. bad received a letter f from t»iil^r. L?<nyT, ??;?, ?,? ???. ,? been forwar*.ed to th', .t.? in London, and bo (thH tM?'mmt) had '?ty reoeived it that mornin?. It Was as fo'jows Getleo. -1 resign my eppoiBtme?t t? collector of the poor--f,. lor the hamlets of Cia- I rea,i,i, yonr 6beaient servant, LJ.EWELLYN DA VI ES." He bad only received the letter einco he had 1)1 Ml in that loom, bet he had expected that something of the kind would bo brought forward, and he had been thinking what would be the duty of the board in tho matter. He had therefore frumcd a resolution, which he proposed to put. bllore the board. It was as "That the resignation of Llewellyn JJavies, whivh has been tendered, be not now accepted, but referred to a oommittee of inquiry, to report upon the books andjcollection, such committee to consist of the chairman vice. ehai men, J. T. Jenkin, J. Naysuiitli, T, Freiman, W. Richa-ds, H. Bowen, W. Owon, and VV. "Williams." Hewouldbeglad to accept, other names, if fiujrgested, as members of tho other i3arnot3, 'I l le matter had been fully committee. Tlio matter had been fully discussed oyit of doors, and it would bo the duty of the guardians to report upon tlio condition of the books before accepting the retipnation of Mr. Davics. They knew that there might be circumstances which would make a defaulting collector anxious to resign for the purpose ot' ?etth]goutot his responsibility in a respectable ?,d rjuiet warmer. It. was better, therefore, that they should not overlook fanlts and mismanagement which might bo discovered in the books. lIe was very :U1¡¡ioU3 t1,t the board as a public body should mark their sense of anything that n ight be wrong in such a way that they should obtain the confidence of the ratepayers. It had been fret ly talked about out of doors that Mr. 1'(,(8'8 Lo"ks might be wrong, and that some inaccuracies might bo discovered. If that were 80 it would be thur duty to dismiss him as Ii collector, because the higher a man stood in the Wt;tiah when lie holds such a position a.i c,,]] for to the poor, the more will be the dia- appointment of tEe public if they find thoy hfiyo been mistaken. If he fo&feited the high position which ho held, they, as 'a public board, ou,?ht to be tho first to investigat,? tho ease, and say what their action should bc-whdher they should accept his resignation, or whether iboy should dismiss hiin. Ho moved that a couimitteo bo appointed, so that they should 00 able to go into the books, and re- port. to t1,o beard as to whether the resignation of Mr D.iviea should be aceeptc;c1 or not. In the meantime it would be necessary to take steps to secure a fcuecestor, because tho overseers would have the- responsibility of going on with tho col- li ction of the rate, and he (the chairman) believed that the overseers would be in no pecuniary trouble in regard to this matter, because the rate wes a new cne, and. no large amount had been coikcti d. They would therefore require a collector to go on with its collection as soon as possible. It would be ne- cejsary, he thought, to issuo an advertisement lor I]. collector for the hamlets of Clase Higher and Lowtr. Mr. NAYSMITH seconded the resolution, :md in doing so tiatcd that at the last Kastor vestry a I committee of inquiry was appointed to inquire into the books for Clase, but that committee had bt en unable siu-e that time to get at the hook, IN LeLevc-r they had applied their application had betn rtfiii-td. Ho believed there was a necessity fcr the nioft. searching inquiry into the matter. Mr. I. Pun,Lira stated that a general purposes committee, consisting of the whole of the ilieiii. of tho board, had been appointed to take erg;.izai.ee of matters of the kind now befo e the board. It v.as a matter in which he thought all tlio ar.d it would be ^af.-r if the whola board con- sidered it than if it were dealt with by a smalt committee. 5'r. XATSMI'J'u thought this was a special cass, which did not come within tho duties of tho general purposes oommittee. Mr. l'urt,LIPS moved, as an amendment, that the matter f-hould be referred to the general pur- poses cúmmitœe. Mr. J. BesE teeonded. On the emciidnient and original motion being; put to the meeting, 11 appeared in favour of the f0iir.cr, ani 13 for tho latter. The original resolu- tion \IUS therefore carried. O11 the question of inserting in advertisement :n tho local papers being bronhj; for.vard, Sir, B.vui Btated that he was of opinion that !it ft,ture tho board should have securi# ty from u guarantee society, and not from private individuals. ° When a Inrge defalcation arose, the board felt a compunction to ask private gentlemen to refund a SlItII of money for which they had received no recom- pense. (IJea)-, hear.) They would not havo that compunction in tho case of a guarantee EO. ciety, which was paia for becoming security. Ho thought that the security of all tho ofl-icer" should be transferred to a society of thu deioription lie, hac mentioned. (Hear, hear.) The CuAir.stAN agreed with wbat lrvl boon stated by Mr. Buth, and it was then agreed that advertisements should bo issued for a collector for Clase Higher and Lower at a percent ige of lid in the < £ oil tho amount collected, applications to be tent in before Juno 13(b, and tho security to be given by a guarauteo society. Sünll) dis-cuseion took place as to whether the collector should be bound to devote tho whola of his time to the board, and it was eventually agreed that he should not be so bound, but lie will not bo allowed to collect for any other body. This was ail the public business.

I THE BLAINA TRIGAMIST AND HIS AVIVES. I A Fpccial Bession was iield on Thursday, at the magistrate* clcrk's chambers, Bridge-streot, lredegar (before Mr. G. Harrhy), when Georgo Buttrey^ haulier, Blaina, surrendered to his bail charged on remand with marrying, on the 23rd of November, ibiz;, Caroline Grist, his wife, Eliza- (betli, being then alivo. Elixabeth ilogor deposed he was a single womau living at liluina before she married George lluttrey. Siie had a child by him, which was bom in fonr months after tiioy w^ra married. The marriage took place at Herman Baptist Chapel, Blaina, on the 27th of June, 1S07, in the presence of Mary EvanR aad A n Morgan. Utici three children by prisoner two were now r.livo. Theyhved together at K!iy.nney up to 1873, when prisoner left her to se trch for work,and henever rcturned.She returned toLilaina, and worked hard to maintain her children. Hoard shortly afterwards that the prisoner and Caroline Grit were living together. Had no proof of it till she recoi,ed the copy of the cort?. ficate (produced) from tlio Rev. J. Morgan, of Nzintyi,lo Cliurch. Had sinco hcLrd that ori- soner's first wif was alive at Rhymny. Was never told by him thM 110 was previously mar. ried, or that his wife was alive. Margaret Bath, wife of John Bath, collier, Blaina, deposed that she w.s pr,.?o,,t cleaning H?men Cbfpp! when the marriage bft?-cc? Ccergo Buttrey and Elizabeth Bl?gor toL)? place. John R. Lewis, registrar of marriages, prodneed a certified copy of the marriage of George Buttrey with luartha Oolenso, and deposed to being pre- 8enton the 11th of November, 18G3, when tho parties were married at the office of the registrar by the superintenJont registrar, Tredegar. Caroline prist, the third and last wife, deposed that she formerly lodged with Bichard Buttrey, at Blaina, where tho prisoner, George Buttrey, and his little girl also lodged. Prisoner told witness lie was married, but that his wifo had deserted him. Ho said ho was homeless and friendless, and would make a home if witness was willing to join him. He also told her his first wifo had left him. Witness after a time con- sented to become Mrs. Buttrey, if there was no danger. He said his second wifo had declared she would never live with him again. Witness was married to bim at Nantyglo Church on the 23rd of November, 1873, in presence of John Sweet, Mery Sweet, and Elizabeth Bevan. Wit- cess stili lived with the prisoner at Blaina. ilizabeth Bevan, pew opener at Nuntyglo Church, said she was present at the marriage of George Buttrey and Caroline Grist in November, Police-sergeant WilHams deposed'that on ap. pr'-hciHung prisoner at Blaina on the 26th of May, after reading ovyt the warrant, prisoner] ad> milted being married three times. Through the absence of a witness whose evi- dence is all important, the magistrates decided to acifourn the case till next Tuesday, and the pri- soner was further remanded on bail, h'mself in A;)0, and two sureties of .£O each. The trio of waves heard the evidence, and they afterwards adjourned to a neighbouring hostelry to refrish themselves, and to discuss what was best to be done.

THE IRON AND COAL TRADES. I SOUTH STAFFORDSHIRE. Our Birmingham correspondent writes on Thurday There was olllyavery trifling busi. nt,se doirg on 'Change to-day. Prioes are Bonnnally unchanged, though with an improved demand. Galvanising sheets were somewhat stronger; branded bars are still selling at VJ to ?9 12s 6d per ton; unmarked being from .M up- :r1 Pigs, especially native ain or pigs, cou d be bought to-day somewhat lower, holders being specially anx ous to sell. Coal is plentiful, and e ,ghrly eacier.

I Tn, lw-?IJ ?- found <u buying the best article at the foweft market uncc; aeiect ycttrpureha-Mafmmare- Jinhlo source, where the high at?udin? of tHo Nrtn i8 a ?rmntee to youtt?t yon Ilttb?p rlcl ha?r,.d tbi. is tH.-?" fouad with HomimRu'a tea: it is ?troM to the last', vc'T de .e.? iu???. wholesome ?diuvi?r. t i.Y, "?"? ?"?P. Here le foumltrueeo?no.Ny. ?''?'' h? ave 3.08 ?..nt? for their 110brated p?ket V:i' Eo?!. 2.?. Buta-stroctj -Sji..Lv oiij .r, St. Miirr-s't, nwt j Joy, .Duke.r30t: Cole- man, 8, H <<l?trect,-Kemkk. 23, D'?k-.str.,et Pmst. S,p!oUa1;d3. Newpüli Cherry, ?1. Ceinmer.aai-street Cowbr?ce < Thomas, chemist. Bribed WiUiauM Poet?aco; >Moyd. cheiuj^. PoutyprMd: Jam.m ehemist Dow.»i» Ridgl cbewJAt ?.?h.?et: bert;J"r7 Evans, cht-,RLut?

THJ: Br -v- Rv jl,, jPa"v OF Li.ANDAKF has appointed the rl1rl '11 Gritiths, vicar of Cwmavon, to the rural *nery va-f??d by the Venerable the ,j!o, aeon of Llandaff. ir .1.)1; JAT-AKBSK AMBASSADOR AND SUITE will, company with Mr. K. J. &ed, M.P,. visit 4 nl)y on Monday, th 11th inst.. to witness the iHiinvh of the Japanese corvetl9 at the Pennar Works. 'I HE PAFSENGRR TRAIN which leaves Cardiff at 6.30 a.m. got off the rain between that place and Rhymcey on Thursday. The train was delayed for some time. No personal injunee were IUI- tained. AT I?PNZY PETTY SttMMNS, on the conclusion of Wednesday's business, Mr. Seys (chairman) and Colonel Noel congratulated Superintendent Chipps, of the Forest division, on his appointment as deputy-chief const abl« of O l outmstersu i re, and rtfened to the satisfactory manner in which he had discharged his duties during the six years he f,: hi:d:e: 1rit:o i8:or.eah wi8htd him success in his new sphere of dut1' Mr. Chipp suitably acknowledged the tribute paid h,m. HE FOLLOWING PREFEBMENTS are announced in ti?e diocese of St. David's The Iiev. William Kav Iiobinson, M.A rector of Walwyn's Castle, to the rectory of Kobeston West, Pembrokeshire —patron, the Lord Chancellor; Rev. Wm. Evans, vicar of Eglwysnewydd, Cardiganshire, to the vicarage of Ctnaith, Carniarthensiiire—patron, the bishop Rev. David Jenkins, curate of Llan. defeilog, to the perpetual curacy of Llanychaiara, Cardiganshire—patron, Sir Bruce Chichester, Bart. Rev. James Martin Griffiths, to the curacy ef Bajvil, with Moilgrovej Rev. David Griffiths, vicar of Llanddurag, to the curacy of Llaufi- hargel-Aberbythych. ON W'EDNESDAY, the Boyal Cardigan Artillery Militia were dismissed from their, training at Aberystwith. The regiment numbers 11 non- commissioned officers and 167 men. The otficois are Colonel Pryse, Major LI. Phillips, Captains G. G. Williams and D. Thomas, Lieuts. Thomas Lloyd, J. T. Morgan, T. H. R. Winwood, J. D. T. Lloyd, J. J. Bousall, and E, M. Leir; Surgeon- Major Mortis Jones, and Captain and Adjutant G. Will. '1 he past training is the first the regi- ment has undergone as an ariillory militia, aud they wre on Tuesday highly complimented by the reviewing officer, Colonel Gronow Davies, V.C., R.A., upon the efficiency they had attained. AT ABEKAYKON PETTY SESSIONS, ou Taesdcy, Evan Lewis, landlord of the Victoria Inn, was fh.ed "B Mid co.ts for .olling liquors at prohibited hours, and the same penaity was initi4?ted on h: oa:l¡¡)r:eei::lir;6 ti6:n\10 James, Maetyieglwys; E?-- Jenkins, L1dty 8holJ; mid Thomas Evans, Vi(? toria-s tree L, Abu. ayron.—The .am6 Evan Lewis was fined 105 and costs for assaulting Police-constable Evan Hughes, at Dihewid, on the 0th of -May.—Thomas WHhaira, landlord of tho Red Lion, Aberayron. was fined 10s and costs for keeping his houbo open for the sale of liquor after closing time; and Evan Griffiths, Rhiwgoch; Thomas Jones, Tabernacle-street; John Davies, Tower-lane; and Evan Jones, Neptune-place, who were found 011 the premises, were each fined os and costs.—Tho landlord, Thomas Wrilliams, was again fined -'>> ana costs for being drunk at Aberayron on the date just ilic-utionf-,d.-Magdaltin Jones, landlady of the Cattle, Llannon, was fined t,? be end.r,??d ) for FIlli?;g intoxicating drinks jtlC Udl;f) :'r of closing—John Hvans. 1 riulmawr, Llansainrffread; John Evans, Pon. lan, oitto and Daniel Morris, Llanon, werefincd 7s (id each for being on the premises at the ti. Job Pugh, landlord oi the Whitehall Inn, Llnnoit, was fined 42 for felling liquor during prohibited hours, and Anne helix, Llauon, wife of aniiirinor, was proved to have been on the premises at the time, and fined 7d (id with costs.—David Evans, I.1[\ndf:wi"WRB committed to Cardigan gaol f .r It days for being drunk and riotous in the streets of Aberayron. AtMOISMOUTH PETTY SESSIONS, on Thursday, r. Du:kcn, 801ieitor, and clerk to tlio Monmouth School Board, attended in Bupport of four sum- monses taken out against the parents of children who hlld neglected to comply with the Elementary Education Act, i876. In the four cases now be. fore the bench the mothers attended, and made excuses for their children on the Bcore of illlle8"- Tho Bench made the usual order for the chil- dren of eaeh defendant to be sent to school, but did not inflict costs in either case.—Sarah Lee was charged by Superintendent Wheeldon with being an idle an d disorderly character. Police- I ':¡:eiJea;lr(:drgig cIl:c;fO:da.;tlto ihcd with four militiamen, w ion he took her into custody. Alr, Jumes inquired why tho militinmen weie not taken and charged, and said he should not be a party to convict the girl while the others were let off. Superintendent Wheeldon reminded the bench of a circular that had been sent from the Home Office to the various quarter sessions and watch committees relative to the arrest of the military, in which it was stipulated that the coii.ma-iiding-offieer or officer in charge should be .i; ;iliedto. That morning seven eases had beeD oealt with at the orderly room before the comliiandiiig-officer for sleeping out in sheds, and lines inflicted. The Mayor n,d Alderman Watkir.s adjudicated, and sent the girl to prison for 28 days. Mr. James did not a iidictte.-Estlier James, wh,? only came out of prison 011 Saturday last, where she had been for 28 days as all idle and disorderly character, was sentenced to 11 days' hard labour for absconding from the union. At the expiration of that sentence she is to be further imprisoned for six weeks for stealing a shawl from an inmate of the workhouse.

CARDIFF. 1TIE CATHOLIC SCHOOL CHILDREN AT Tli i CAS-TLE.—'The children attending tho various Roman Catholic Sehools of the district had their nnrr.ttl treat, on Thursday, when, as ha-i beeu enstoaary for pome rears past on the day of the feast of Corpus OhriFti, they were entertained in the eastls grounds by Lord Bute. The youngsters numbered close upon 2.00O. T ll??.y mustered at St. David's School, and proceeded to tho castle, by way of St. Mary-street, carrying banners and fiuss. About 000 of the number be. long to St. David's Schools, 409 to St. Peter's, ].riU to St. MaTy's, Canton 150 to St. Patrick's, C.rongetown 250 to St. Paul's. Tyndail-street and 50 to St. Joseph's, Penarth. They were I headed by the Hibernian band and the St. David's Catholic drum and fife band. Arrived on the grounds, the children were arrayed in front oi' the castle, where a magnificent altar and reredos from the eastla chapel were placed, and the solemn Benediction service was gone through, wiih the Procession of the Blessed Sacrament. Father Clarke was tho celebrant; Father N<5delec. deacon ar.d Father Butcher, sub- deacon. Father Bruno was master of the cere- monies, ar.d Fattier Buckley was also present. The Marquess of Bute was one of the canopy bearers during the procession, and Captain Nicholl was another. The marchioness followed in the procession. The service cowmeuend with the hymn, 0 Saluiaria, Hostia." Tho" Pauge Lingua" and the Litany of the Blessed Virgin and some English hymns were also sung in the procession. Afterwards, before the altar, the "Tan'um Ergo" was sung. The sister3 in charge of the St. Peter'3 School, Tyndall-Htreefc, the Nazareth Houte, Maindy-road, and the Perylan ndngc were in attendance. Dnring the whole of the service the weather was tine, the sun phh,jng briJliantlv, No sooner, however, had the children been dispersed into Cooper's Fic?ttl?, ?h(?re tea was provided for them, than a shower set in, am] it rained more or less heavily during the whole of the afternoon. The best arrange. ments possible under tho circumstanccs wero mpd for the bapl)iyj?s and comfort of tho childlrcn, and it is hardly needful to say that the ktj;j' fdteiS1\¡(;ssne:£uI; S{ t\ll cliionces of Bute was highly appreciated. PROPOSED CHCCWU AT Ti:DEOARVtLLE,— A meeting wai held on Thursday evening ia Tredegarville :N 3-ti Jyw,1 Schoolroom, to consider what steps should bo taken to provide a church for the district. The Hov. C. J. Thompson, vicar, presided. Mr, D. Griffiths moved, and h. E. Hancock seconded the following resolution :— That a con-mi,tee be formed for tho purpose of getting 30 or more gentlemen to guarantee the sum of JEfl.000 for the endowment of the now district." The motion was carried, and tho follow. ing gentlemen were nominated on the committue The Revs. C. J. Thompson and T. E. S. Citterns, and Messrs. D. Griffiths, K C. Downing, Tellef. sen, R. Hooper, Harrison, E. Hancock, T. Recs, D. Morgan, and H. Hancock. The Viear, in tho courro of some remarks, said that a suitable ohurch for the parish would cost .£7.000 or Jt8,COO, rerkonirg on the general estimate of £ Uj per sitting for 800 people. He advised the erection of a temporary building until tho funds required for a permanent edifice could be obtained. An iron churoh to seat 500 peotlo would answer every purpose, and would cost about £ 700 or £7)0, calculating at the rate of 30s per sitting. Tho whole under- taking, imduding the boundary fence, would be c-vcicd by XloO. Towards this there was in hand about Jj250, and he (the vicar) could already guarantee £ t><) in addition, so that there was still about JB0C0 at the outside to be Beuured. Mr, Downing proposed that the committee be asked to give their attention to tho collection of money towards the temporary church. The mo- ticii was seconded by Mr. Knox and carried. A parishioner observed that 500 subscriptions, each amounting in value to the cost of oue sit. ting, would at once put the committee in posses- sion of all the money required. Mr. G. Salmon asked in whom the gift of the living would be vested. The Viear repHfd that some time ago that question was considered, and it was thought proper that the Dean and Chapter of Gloucester, in whom was vested the patronage of the mother church, should have the gift of tho living. How- ever, he (tlie vicar) would have the pri. vilege of making the first appointment. Lord Tredegar gave the land on condition that the living was not vested in any body of trustees. It was decided for the first meeting of the committee to be held on Monday. The Vicar said that wlule he was working in promoting the building of a temporary church at Oathays, lie would also devote his attention to the providing of the needful accommodation at Tredegarville The meeting was brought, to a close by the vicar pronouncing the benediction THE CANTON WESLEYAN MUTUAL IMPPOVE MENT ASSOCIATION held their third ann\1:¡,lsoi. on Wednesday evening, whon an attractive pro- gramme was agreeably rendered. Ins New IKFIEHARY.—It is announced that a performance of Handel's oratorio "Samson" will be given at the Wood-street Congregational Church on the 20tli 1n6t.; when well-known artistes will assist in this difficult muaioal piece, and an efficient choir from Aberdare, it is stated, will render valuable aid. The proceeds of the performance will be given towards the new in. nrrnary. HAMADRYAD HOSPITAL SHIP.—Report for the week ending tho 31st May, 1S77 Number of l,a1io4ts remai^ ning last week, 30 &,J¡,1ittcd since 7; discharged, 10; died, 1; out-patients treated C5 remaining on board, 20. W. Hughe: niedi :.il sl1p"l"ir.tet1dent,. C"Iliy? AT!VB OTrL JjU?fCBYOW.D:Lly, ■ 3 ?8Qi'1c1uä:e, 4OL!I14.Jra.t 1ø6'¡ #<aUus«t,lo«

ACTION BY A COLLIERY MANAGER FOR WRONGFUL DISMISSAL. In the Common Pleas Division on Thursday (before Mr. Justice Denman and a Middlesex B ciitl jury), the ease of Piggford v. the London and South Wales Coal Company ?ts heMd. It was an action to recover compensation for the aUt?cd wrongful dibi?,sal of the ptMctitf from his pott a' manager of the defori w,to' collieries, fsili¡:er ofT'¡f!r: o?ii: tion, it being av?rred that the plaintiff bad been guilty of wilful disobedience of reasonable orders, and had also sent in false and incorrect reports with reference to the mine. Mr. H. Matthews, Q.C., and Mr. Jelf appeared for tht plaintiff, Mr, Fimlay representing the company. Mr. Matthews, in opening the C8.e, soH the plaintiff Wall mining eugmeer, nd for many years had had experience as to collieries. In March, 1874, he was appointed by the company to manage two cul1ierie. oelongirig to them in South Wales, one being situate in the Rhondda Valley, and tfto other at Hi sea, near Newport. His salary was to be £WI) for the first year, and advance at the rate of k50 per annum until it reached SHOO, the engagement to be determined by six months' notice. It beinrr difficult for the plaintiff to obtain a suitable residence In the neighbourhood of either colliery, it was decided that he should live in a house belonging to the company at Kisca, on the understanding that whenever any of the directors came down from London he should accommodate them. At Risca two additional pits were being sunk. The job was commenced by contract, but as the contractor failed the company contiuned it themselves. While the plaintiff acted as local general manager, William James was the chief mechanical engineer, and Mosau. Brown and BoweJls were the master sinkers. It was cus- tomary for the plaintiff to send in weekly and monthly reports as to the progress of the sink- ing, and these reports wore based on information supplied by James. Nothing unusual happened until February, 1876, when Mr. Milburn, a director, came down to Risea, and ordered one of the subordinates of tho colliery, Edwin James, nephew of William James, to measure the sinking. The plaintiff's last report was then discovered to be inaccurate to the extent of 15 yards, but no money inter ist was involved, bccauso ail tho men were paid, cither by salary or weekly wages. Mr. Milburn charged tho plaintiff wfth miscon- duct, but although the plaintiff explained how he had got the figures, Mr. blilburn imputed wilful deceit tobim, atid be, in consequence, sent in his resignation that very evening. The inacu- racy was afterwards verified by Mr. Watts, the chairman of the company, to whom the plaintiff gave the only explanation that was possible, namely, that the mistake was not his, as it wag not his duty to measure the pit himself. James said that tho figures he supplied the plaintiff were always correct to the best of his knowledge. With the assent of Mr. Watts the plaintiff made an appointment to meet Captain Hunt at Cardiff in the evening. Mr. Watts and the plaintiC travelled to Newport together, and on the way the chairman invited him to dine at his hotel. The plaintiff pleaded theappointnient with Captain Hunt, whereupon Mr. Watts got angry, and said something about the plaintiff being a paid servant. However, the plaintiff went to Cardiff, and Mr. Watts sent a messenger after him, saying that if he did not re- turn that very evening his dismissal should be advertised the next day in the Newport papers. lte;'J1F\ f J:prb: t:Pllel::t day he was peremptorily dismissed, and directed to quit the house, on the ground that he had re- fr.cd to obey orders. It %as alleged that the plaintiff bad sent on three inaccurate reports, bIL,I'¡tIt"j;nfr h¡hehjfd}\1es: of paper signed by James, the figures on which rr;n{de\'t h:e:lrs ti;h l:dvt sent in, although, according to James ,a present statement, even those reports were wrong. His Lordship interposed at this juncture, and said he thought this was essentially a case which a jury could not sati,f-trily d.eiie. a ilrz Finlay stated that Lis le?rucd friend Mr. Matthews had thrown an entirely wrong colour on the hole transaction. However, a consultation took vlace between the learned counsel, and eventually it was arrocd that u. verdict should be taken for the plaiutiif lor XIC.0 with costs.

TBE ABERGAVENNY GUARDIANS AND LADY LLANOVER. ?. p LAD '? .-I- A lormgntiy mfotmg of the Aber?vnnny B ad of Guardians wa% held on Thursday. Mr. Thomas Watkins, chairman, presided. The Ci-LUK (l?r. Bath) said that lie had re- ceived t, o communication from Ir, Ljno, solicitor to Lady Llanover, in reply to the letter sent hin. by request of the hist meeting oi' guardians :— huk ebnmbers, Newport, MoD,,2flth May, 1877. Dear Kir,- 1 l«n to at knowledge tbe receipt "f your le-t.-r ot tl' 1Mb itsl., iu repiy to mine of ti iL'ih, which I 1"H eouiiii'iini.-ated to ty client, Lady Ll:tu.. ovor, and lor lad,ship ùøGireø me to express "her mti.^factiou at f l at her owu previous im p ression leid been correct, and that it was impo^t-ible that an. I onrd of guartiinUB in so respectable a town as Aber- suver.ijy could Lave ordered or sanctioned the gro oj ir(??;?nsss committed in her so?hwi 011 tho \Ith d April," to which my l?tt?r referred 1 ,holl con«e- queutiy now give notice b.lb to ?ir. Wi.tkius and M,' Sloeeley that iu tbe event of their repe?t ug 8uh 1)m. ec!"di. an action fer tmF;I,?g will ut ouce b, com. nWllctllugajJHt ,1wlU.-Yonrs truly, C. U. 1¡f1;. W"T. ?'t" E'sq'AbM'?nt? &)ardot' Guardians, Aberg-avei'uy. A ktter from tho schooJmaster ?ap 'afte- some discussion, handed to the clerk and read us follows — To the Abergavenny Board of Guardians. Gellt1Ulen,- Iu cr.nsequeuco of u letter inserted U) Mr, Mos.ey in the Iftsfmi Mail, containing erroin-ou- st.ateuiei.ts relative to Lis and Mr wathiub's visit aini inspection of thl IllllO"et" School, I cou8iùer it neces- sr.ry to inform yeu thLLt your chairman, Mr. Watkius, stilted to me on that occasion, in blr. Moseley's prc. senee, without, contradiction by the latter, that I", and Mr. Moseley were sent by the bjard of guardians," "lid it "H" upon lint peisitive assertion that I obeyed bis orders, delivered up my books, orderod the childrCh to read to him, and showed bim the prcmioee.-I am, yours Obediently, £ E. Pmi'us. Llanover School, May 3(th, 1877. After a discussion as to the relation of the board to the press, Mr. Payne expressed a wish that the board should note one point in the schoolmaster's letter, viz., that in which ho said pointedly that Mr. Watkins when visiting the school in conjunc- tion with Mr Moseley stated, without contradic- tion, by tli3 latter, that they wero both sent there by tho board of guardians, and that it WitH upon that assertion the schoolmaster had obeyed ilr. Watkin's orders. The Rev. Sir. VorNcj: The letter goes on a wrong foundation altogether. There is tho llesftrtt AIo.il. What have we to do with it The letter alluded to appeared in the IV. i/tni Blnjl, and if there were any erroneous statement i li? it, then, as I said before, let tJwm be wutra. dicted through the IVrstern Mail" The CHAIRMAN said that he did not think that the board of guardians, now that they had ap- pointed a local authority, had anything more to do with the educational expenditure -at an events until they were applied to for money. The subject, alter a number of e ther observa- tioixe, dropped. THE YAOltANCY QUESTION. A letter was read from the Local Government Board statirg that they had received a report, frcm Mr. Biicham respeoting his visit to the Abergavenny union Workhouse on the 11h ;11t. In his report, Mr. Bircham stated that no less than 5,731 vagrants were relieved at the work- house during tho year. Having regard to this largo increase of vagrancy in the union, tho board suggested that the guardians should erect walls on the cellular system for the male vagrants, and that they should also provide the necessary apparatus for enforcing the regulation re]¡tivo to the bathing of vagrants. The adoption of these measures would, the board thought, )iave the effect of redncirIT the number of vagrants apply- ing for relief. The observation of the guardians 01. these suggestions were solicited.| The Dm LTY C'I.IIRK (Mr. Scaulon) explained that, according to the master, tho Government Inspector's calculation was a wrong one, and that, the pallers he gave should be reduced to one halt (2.SC5). The Ci.EiiK said that even with that correction the number of vagrants was very large. The Rev. Mr. Voung As the matter is one in- volving- expense, I should like it to bo discus,:d at a lull board. The CLERK was then instructed to send a cor. rection of Mr. statistic* to the Local Government Board. The oOIl3ideratiun of the cellular system was adjourned.

WILI S AND BEQUESTS. De "JU nim couuui, dated Fobrmry 2-1 and April 29, ?."f Mr.\Vi')?. (''o?in. ']f..? 'S t?'ri?I'? O.d Jewry, who eilli tl, Wt. at Nov 1. Chest* r terrnce, Begcut's itark, were proved on the I7tb ult by the Hey, Thomaa Iiorhise C,hon and W.1,1?,?, CouUou, the l:ielhew) the actiog exccutors, the per- sot.? Mtate LCjH sr.-o'ru under tIS?OPtt. The tester Ixfjucuihs to St. Alr.ry's Hospital. Paddineton, £ 1.000; t. lb, renrnnce l'ispecMtry, and the K oval Sea B-itMnt? IrHrmary Margate, tS?' Mch respe^tely, clea.r ot' legafy dnty i uml some other ?et??ieK. The residue ot his personalty he leave* btw, li. ,.id t?. nt'tht w». The testator devises his Con1ish estates '?) 4iH ucphow the Hev, Th. Borla.c C."].,i I)?'. 1 .tit, in K?,,tt !m nephew lltIl.Toi:t¡::tt:;¡ f:tI;lh.J iileS:d March 6. 1^*7, of Mr. DMM Ri.rd-), late of BuM muge. Cbnstelmreh, Southampton, who died on Mcri. b 8 last, was t"? °" the 14th a?. by Piau Bicuido, the toother tbe a,?i" executor, the perwual estate teittf sworn under £ 100,000. Iu udditiou to the provision mado for her by settlement, the testAtor lx?queatha to his wife, Mrs. Annette Mary Bicttrro, certain furniture, plat, jewellery, horses  I)Pcuiii?y ipgiteie? f the amount of _C,X .1?d .£.O(v per annum so?BKMshenhtUuou- hunc his widew; Md th Mtidnc of Ws porsoualtv one half to the other half )Jt?en )ustwo ?tfnj.PcnhaMd Mary Ada. HiaviU&atS?mfor.l U)et?tat<,r devises to tboaseo{ his brtu,,r, Cecil )if-, -itb t. his brother FKtaif. and the r?.t f Li?, rc? Mtatc to his 'Mt.mmed brother K11!- dated June 2,18T0, of Mr. William Barri»e ton Tris,trom, late of Fowley Hnuse, ?''?' ?"?- ampton, wbo died on March S 1a.t, at No, 18. Portbud phca, was proved on the 7th It, by the R'ig? Hon. John George Dodson M.P., Th. HntchiDjon iifctrnn>, 1).C.L., and the lti,,Lt Hon George Solater Booth, M.P., the acting executors, tbo personal ea'ate beiug sworn under ,£8(1,100. The testator devises his capitnl messuage Fowle\' and .11 his ?.-I e.tuto to the use of his son. LMceS't fecute Harrington Tristram, for life, with remainder to his first and other sons in tall mall; to his Mrs, Eliza Eleanor Tristram, he gives I ,000, all his horsca and carriages, the right of residence at Fl""Y House "ntH his Mid sou "ttob. 21, aud an annuity of £ 1,200, subject to reduction in the event of her n3orria{?e aill; to each of his ?ne and daughters, *7,0001 and all hiu :whe,pr.ptrty, wit t residue of his personalty, be L,.ttl?..P.. trusts sima..r to the 'se. declared of his real eotate.— Th. ill f Mr. WAt?r l?. 3f" r.h 21tb last. The will of Mr, Walter Balfcltot, lato of No, 8, Queens- g,,t,.P, who died on March 2Jtb last, was proved on tbe 5th ult. by M," Elizabeth Hogehot, tho widow and .Ie exec Utm the pe.80WÙ ,t. being il,w ?,ler e4 000 S.Ibj I to bq-t", the t.?l"t., .11 0, his .?p ?-0.,T properly to his wife.- I llu?str?t,d London N"rs. JI1M 2.

Kecki't^s FABIS BLIM.-Who marked supoftrity of this Laundry Blao over &ll others, and the qul& appro- cuttion t It. by tb,, p.bgo ham been ttended by tb. -.Ul result, 'i. a fi?h of buitltions, the me?it M the I.tt?,, mainly oo..Wto in the ingenuity :e:.i{: not iilmply 'ftA=t; equazo =ï: makit-g tb? gcjierai appeamoo Qf u?8 wrappers r* :t'!tJJtn= ol m:: beg, th.?rf.,o, to -ti.- fill tuyere to ldtt', .?ul. Flue, ou a" peokot. 1MW LAVERTON & CO.I LAVEftTON & CO. LAVftRTON & CO. LAVERTON & CO. LAVERTON & CO. LAVERTON & CO. MARYLEPORT STREET, BRISTOL. ) 11 „ „ 11 -1 r ^v*STOS m4 OO.^TT? N L:8: I n«t M*n'tfa<)tur«r» D, 4t OLi ■ 'w?. **«« M      ?'?Mt I Hait Ceuul'1t_and j'l!.(¡:1l'kb:) t?tt. ?< 'eu? MUCH '?*?'??) I FHICE3 th?NU?.? t! 'M<6 Dl-wtmed Ot.tttn.n. ?? B ?M???yeooB?.,t? K'?. M h-< of ?niitnrt. w.?,??'. I sane,  '?*?* '? ?t?' N pp,w..Li"" I jsvory Amct* wamataea ana avenange* y swi approved. II DURABLE HOUSEHOLD EURNITURj. II HIGH-CLASS CARPETS AND CURTAINS! SUITABLE FOR ANY CLASS Of HOUSE I CATAJXXJUJa 1 CATALOGUES CATALOGUES I CATALOGUES CATALOGUES DANIEL LEWIS & SON, I DANIEL LEWIS & SON, I DANIEL LEWIS & SON, I  J P'?T ?? ■ ??nm POM-FR? I POST )?;i,IiI The I??est House Furnishing F?tabUebm"t in Lbe West 01 Et??ed or South Was% H COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS I TIMBER MERCHANTS & 24, 25, & 26, H"™'5™™ CIFF, T. J. M. SNEAD AND A. W. EVANS, K 1'J. f. SNEAD AND}.. W. EVANS, VARN!SH, PAIKT, &SIZE )IA?NU?FACTUREIZS, 011,, A' ?D CCLO?: :CJ:: ■M! Ll?M? OIL HOILJ US, &c. BtGH-CLASS VARHISHE8 FOR COACHMAKEES, HOUSE PALTEPw, DECORATvOR ,-»rnifr- ■ SHII'HKU. &c. PATENT AND NAPHTHA BLACK VAKNISHKP, B3UNRWICK D1ACK IN BOTTI r; B ?f).[M?!<i?{.). Sinkers ot ?eX'fM.?STtC A?'H.UXJUi. ?Al.KJ&h<or(.,?., ?-(r.j.in.n&f r. ?t Iron ..d W..du Ships, Wire Hopes, &?2., .1. of tb? new :Mnh()"y -d A-tiq, Oat ^tAn-s Samples and Prices on Apl,¡¡""n()t!. XJanelly aud South Wales t.12.11 Work..  OFFICE ,um WORES-?-]CiLN(i GAIII)L.NS LLA?NLLLY ■ THOMPSON AND SIIACKELL, 14 BIGH STREET, SWANSEA. i PIANOFORTE s, AND HARMONIUMS, FROM 10a. PER MONTH. T II R E E I YEARS' I S Y S T E 1, 4, QUEEN STP.Z- CARDIFF. I -r; SHAW'S SHAW'S -SHAW'SI IS THE 8 B 0 T DRY I DRY DRY I FOR washing EV2a.VTUIi;G. IIoapI SO,, {\\ M |WORKS—DUK1NF1ELD, MANCHESTER. BR 1-h_K!{NSTm,

H'SOM SUMMER MEETING, YESTERDAY. Dull weather "characterised the off àay, which Was well a-Uemnjd by the prolVh*ioi:al fvllower" ot the turf, while the stewards' stand was agzii-i well filled. The holiday class, however, made but a email muster, and there was toothing par- ticularly attractive about the sport, which way brought off .1mid dull and iOOFO weather. The most important event on the list was the Iligh Level Handicap, tor which Petrarch anG the French bred Rabagas II. were alternate favourites, the market settling down, however, in favour of the Legtr winner, who started at 5 to 4. while;) to 2 was laid against the foreigner. The other starters included Lili&n Imd Queen of Cyprus, but the itfiue was between the fancied pair, and Lord Lonsdale's horse won very easily, liis lordship was disappointed through Birdie in the opening race und Bc rzeHus in the Mickleham Stakes, the latter affair going to Wideawake, against Tshom lo to 1 was laid, deBpi e tho fact cf Tom Cannon beirp in the >»ad<(ie. There was some Oaks betting during the afternoon, and Kacida contii ued to btive the call of Lady Go. lightly, the pair being firm, however, while Mns. catel was the most inquired after of the second rank of favourites. lJétail1! TLcPAMKH( TA1.rs of 10 eovs each, 11 ft. wi*)«. K-0 It-r borsts that have not won a weight t'jyftge race \'1t1u.. COf-O"b ia 1870 or 1877; w* :^ht rvre; allowances. A bent li\o furlongs.—10 Ub8. lu?ta?t,y ? P. Ar?cr 1 H)fd.3.Hot.tfiM 2? 0 .("; I., 3 British Beauty ",1st> rsn. Bcttirg—6 to i cgst Birdie, 2 to 1 agst lrstnntly, 5 to 2 apst Ox-mian. WonbyhaH i alevgth; three lengths between the second wad third. The EnmsnAM Siabf.s of 5 sovs ecch, with 1(<) odde<l; weight forage; v)lo?aiic-?; tl?e, rto b,? sold for 2U> sovs, 11 for IW allowed 71b. About si" f-. longs. Glaaoo F. Ar?h,r 1 D?!)n.it(.?"?"?"?"'????'??'??'?.CfrstM.Ne2! 3?, 1. fcfomnoJei'cy. Strl1er, Andsnte and Ki1iecratJkie nlRo ran. ]"ttÜ;i to 4 n't- <iranpd«, 1(H> to 80 gt, Kil. lieernnkie, ft tn 1 a^t goninolt noy, K0 to 12 .t Mediator, 10 to I i>>namite. "vu Vy two lel,gt??; bad t lird. The dinner was bought in for 340 R. The Ilniu 1b\kl H/.MICAP of 15 sovs cnoh, 5 ft, with :0(1 r.ddcd the 1'51 cord to revive r0 sov« (Ht of the stuketf; winrcrs extra. About one nrile and a half.— 3 tiul). lil ot whom declared. Peharlh _Cu.t!\nee 1 jhaba^ae U, "NlWhouS8 2 Liluiu H. Covey 3 Queen of Cyprus, ('?t,? .,?d I ?,?ly MOEtyn ?.Ll- ran. Betting—5 to 4 ayst Petrarch, 5 lo 2 ogst Bahamas II, 6 to 1 r-ffht Lilian, 10to 1 agst any ether. Won ty three leivtb> bfi'1 tbird. Tinte, by Benson's chronograph, 2 min. iS sec. Tbe MICKLI:HAM STAKKS of 5 sovs each, wi*h 1(K)added, tor two year tdds; colts tItt i.:1b:s ^tlllb; tho winner to Le toiu for 200 sovs, if for 100 allowed 71b, About half a mile. Wideawake T. Cannon I Allie Slade Cballoner 2 Biown faxon Cousta jle X Ben('Jius, Ciunpsie, Talkative, J!nŒio Iiell ?.?t, -d Bot-a Ecnheur a)&o run. UettiuK—G to 1 agst B»rzolius. I [»\o ioyfct Bets e Bell coa, 6 to 1 agnt Brown fcaxon, 8 to 1 (at first >1 to 1) sg,t !Wto8M? ngst Talkative and AWe 8)0.. W.. by a l?.4t], same between tbe ?, ?..d -d tb ird. The wi?(,r was ???)id tQ Mr. E. Hu?tog for WG gs. Tbe Wnn:n HAlO'TOP Qf 10 sat« each, 5 :t. wjth 11'0 added, for three 3 ear olda and upwards winners extra; tlie second tv rceeive 25 sovs out ol the stakes. About ?i. iurl<Æg.1á ub?. Swe.?K?to .H.Jctr-cy 1 H<.?er C".t.,?.. 2 lemplar ?H?Me 3 Bosii'onte, F- -1?? F?" Baumber, Z., Calton, M?g. nolia'Cfc< piu, and Bay Ju3ia al? o ran. Betting—5 to 2 Úrt Hesptr, 1 tol ?t Bauuibcr,$to « a^st 2e 01) t. il?! Bia:> de .F,10 to 1 c1ch g?t t;w,-vt Nute iiLd Tei'plor, 1' Oto 7 agKt CBlton W,. 1-y a neck a bead Letw.en the bOOonù and tlid. Tl e Two YEAI: Oid STAKFSlof 10 sovs each, 5ft, with 1,(1 added; eolt..t ltlb, fillies e.t b: sllowances tbe t=. eoi d to receive V5 HOVS ovtot the btukes dinners fxtra. About halt a IDiJC'4 bul.s. ,,i?L?p Button.. Constable t I T. Cfiunou + I. T. 3 Telpf rt n>, Merry Fnpland, MIF;; Kcvel. Mirobolarto, nnd Gloire. do 1 i.n ce l t. a:to r:u. 5 to 2 ugst ,d1(41 t. t 7'("t?) ug :11, 3?n.1 i/esd Lc ul; tJ)". t; Icrgihs between ? he <.h rd tcuters und third. In the dtuCiug b't. Bisfccj) hi'.r.c.j bint ));; 1lJ. Bctuit-Od to 40 on Lai^^a, vho won i-y tvokngthii. IlKTTiNG ON TIAE COITftSr. OAKS. nn_ (Bun Friday, June 1.) 11 to) 2 Mnhcatel, t & w J1 10 2 J.u Joncbere, t & w I T!, 1, Y b, 1(0 to 7 rinii-aute, t .0(?1 —(<ntks<?p," t

I ORDER Ok JIUNNING IO-DAY (FRIDAY). Acorn Stakts 230 UIU*^IW rmie a, o t "I.s :15 st.k??  3.45 Kptom Cnp .?. 115 Selling Welter 4.45 Epsom Two Year Old Plate. 5.15 ENTRHN. UJ.ASGOW rLATT.—Instantly, 9s; Coramal. 8.tl'!lb; Sweet Note, K>t Tib Sutherland, Sst 41h; Abbi, 7Siil^lb; S.?.t Moritz, 7st li?lb; "t 411,; Mediator, :;tC<:ZB]t l;; )blI;lr:t{'ll: wood Batger, Unt 121b} Vril, 6st, 111b Saltier, Cat, 51b; Queen (3?t,lib; Merry t t. Cst; loir Star, 6st; )i.. ',it 12' .1,; Jenny DMis, 5<tJ2? Th, remainder paid forfeits. !n.1Nu WkLTtK.— Efibbi. 9st 121b; Saint Moritz, PstH'Jbj King Drath, 9tt71b; Bras do Fe:\ \*zt 3)b; Hawthorn, t ]2!b; lJanmbP.r, 8st 101bKiswvt, FSf ,Jb; Fansfic!d, 8ct 7*b; D'Da",i' 7st 101b; Bal- daebino, 7st 71b; Fort^ NN,.k. '?t 71b. DTR.J)AN STAKKS.—Kismet, Bultana fin:f TTa^bi, Brf;wn SoMon, SlÙterl anJ Entree, each £ 100; British B«uuty, 4200. I ADDITIONAL ARRIVALS. Iine T01 lowing nor^es bave 'i, axri.l.—i-e ,1 rt. I Warrior, Sutherland, ?Lit iiloritz, Giio^, H131d. and Merrythought. I SCRATCHTNGS. OCT 0" A- 'BvuAGKvuvra HE«R.—All tho Duke of H'.)nm'ou'sand Prince SoWkofT* b -ses. C*AKS.—Tribute, and all Conat Laifnmgo s aUt?. E, ? .0. C., Juan.

I PROBABLE STARTERS FOR THE OAKS, I ?. Hers* s. oiku'-V*. I;f:S: :}:i r?<<ft .?. H J?fQ' 3.a Jonehere Hu lsoa j' (l,1'r QHitk-.fMp L?tn"ct. ll::7:t., Y"'ô";O Astrea ,'ürj'" tt.    ? C.  M.t'J'?.iMto.

OTTER HUNTING., The Groeecade and Giogo Hounds will mco to-ùy I (»iday) øt Qm?M'?.TM-a. at 8 a.m. j

*Two hundred and thirty clergymen of the Ulal??.ft,r have presented memoi'ial to the Bishop Designate of St. Alban's in f.,o.r of the Government Burials Bill, and expressing a hope that it may become law daring the present Session.

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