... h^BERNETHY'S PILE OINTMENT. AA? HATa painful and noxious disease is the Piles, and com- Cr$*raiively, how few of the afflicted have been cured by dfd^arj^appealsto medical skill: This, no doubt, arises frota the powerful apeiients too frequently administeied by ihe piofessidh indeed, strong internal medicine should atwaysbe avoided in all cases of this complaint. The proprietor of this ...

... n 1 If tho^would'st fair TINTERN view aright r £ > Go visit it by the pale moon light! (For the gay beams of gladsome day Gild but to flout the ruin gray). Then go-but go alone the while- Then view St. Mary's ruin'd pile And, home returning, soothly swear Was never scene so sad, so fair. NEGLIGENCE OF STEAM-SHIP COMPANIES. The wreck of a steamer in the offing of Cork harbour adds another to ...

... aiupiJiiia ifttiteliigrttc. BUTE DOCKS. — Arrioed, the Thomas and \une, W>ify Cork, ballast.. Caroline l,esone. Cit tie% tvaterforti, limest,ls -• Ocean, Spray. Swansea, ballast.-Vim, I-Ji Imati, Glosr iron ore.. Camilla, Kain, Penzance,oadast.. Wiiliam.Ooll, Newport, iron. Taff, Mitchell, Bristol, light.-vift, Taw^ Bristol, light..UU;er, Byers, B lfast, ballast.. Union, Mx- Held, N'ewuham, ...

... A COB HORSE, belonging to Mr. GODDAftT> Strayed from the Parish of ST. FAGANS. W hoeve will the same to Iw returned to the Ownrr, will b rewarded f r their trouble. tlTA7\TFD. at a Country Tnn. A respectable Younr 7 who ran make hercel tfenorally useful. Apply 1 !c*tn', post-pal- to Y. Z, Post-pffior, Hj;-wnin. near Mnithvr. December 30, lS-fn. TI7A?NTT>. FESPIXTABLF, YOUTH as >V APPRl'l If ...

... As some proud column,»though°alone, RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering throne, Now is the stately column broke, The beac-ou light is quenched in smoke, The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder silent on the hill. ...

... [DUTY FIIEE.] IN the Matter of the Petition of THOMAS BED- FORD, for the last six months lodging at the Fish Ponds, in the palish of Stapleton, iti the County of Gloucester, out of business and for two years and a halt previous thereto residing at Cardilf, iu the County of Ola- morgan, licensed victualler and innkeeper, and for three years previous to the last-mentioned residence, residing on ...

... MISS YAimWS SEMINARY for YOUNG LAl)fES will RE-OPEN on V'LXMV, ^Stli JAN., 1^17. Cardiff, Sih Jer. IS47. ALBION Cl.ASSIi AL AND COMVER I\l. 1>() ARDLNG St IjOOi. V ,wii>; ( F. r|HE u os. y, the Ixth iiist.iiit. GOV. IU DuE, G LAMORGANSJII HE. ri IJE BALLAiiirs ESTABLISHMENT J for the EDUCATION OF YOUNG LA PIES will be Ui-OPtXl'.O va V. kdn j.«D> ...

... itured without o. l- and rendere Tithe enem C A U D I F F A nIo M B It I S T 0 L ~tea;n |tarHct £ PRINCE OF WALES, MATTHEW JONES, Commander; L A D Y C II A R L 0 T T E, HB.NKY JEFFERY, Commander; 4 RE INTENDED to SA-IL dufhig-the mouth as follows (i-i-oiii tbe B U 1 E SHIP DOCK):— Prince of Wales — Mondays, Lady Chm'lotte-'Iondays' Wednesdays, -St Fridays.— WVilncsnn vs, and Fridays. Lady ...

... BOROUGH OF CARDIFF. Market and Slaughter-House Tolls. sjjj am2 mz At the GUILDHALL. CARDIFF, on THURSDAY, the 21st day of January, 1847, at One o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, subject to such Conditions of Letting as shall then be produced :— LOT I. nn H E several MARKET PLACES in CARDIFF, J, known by the names of THE NEIV MARKET, THE CORN MARKET, and to THE PIG MARKET. With the Tolls ...

... If thou would'st fair TI NTERN view aright Go visit it by the pale moon light! (For the gay beams of gladsome day (;ild but to flout the ruin gray). Then go-but go alone the whiJe- Then view St. Mary's pile And, home returning, soothly swear Was ne-,er scene so sad, so fair. ...

... DRAPERY TRADE TO BE DISPOSED OF. ESTABLISHED THIRTY-SIX YEARS, And now in full and profitable operation, in a Town likely to become important by the construction of the South Wales Railway. THOM.AS JONES TENDERS his sincere thanks to his Friends, generally, for their continued patronage during his long residence in Chepstow, and begs to inform them, that having taken ex- tensive business ...

... therpin contained defy all Aoulat^-r Farmer a' Journal. this valuable and inipWtait Wqrk is particularly addrrtsed to tke gay. the sedentwy, and the dilated, and to peTSoa* wittering fw* those serious consequenc'eti must arise from the want of tjpnely. and (kiiful aSfi^tance tfe ^iatrBsslyigf too often self-mflicteU cases herein afluded to. '3Rfce Authors of^r their assistance with tm ...