... GENERAL NEWS. THE LATE MR. JUSTICE TALFOURD.—It has been determined by the bar on the Oxford Circuit, to place the bust of the deceased Judge in the Crown Court at Stafford. The competitiou between the two great rival lines of railway guage has terminated, and it has been agreed that they are to carry at equal rates to and from all points to which they run in common. LIBEL LAW.— Tabernacle, a ...

... THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE AND STANDARD WORKS MAY BE HAD AT THE OARDREF, @rfltilt, At the following GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, and will be forwarded to any Part of the Country, FREE OF EXPENSE, on the receipt of a Post-office Order (inado payable to DAVID EYANS) for the amount. THEOLOGY, PICTORIAL DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE or aCyclo. paedia of Illustrations, Graphic, Historical, and Descriptive, of the ...

... THE CROPS. [TO THE EDITOR OF THE TTMES.J SIR, I notice you make some remarks in your paper the fine prospects of the coming crops in this country- g ■ may say I have been an observer and cultivator 01 ■ in general for the last 50 or 60 years, and never aid 1' prospects of an abundance of every kind of produce ■ and good as at present; it is not only one thing, aQ(jl We have the heaviest share ...

... TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS. QUANTITY of OLD MATERIALS for SALE, onk. A ins of SASHES, FRAMES, GATES &o., &c.—Apply at the Custom House. NOTICE. THE Clerk of the Peace has received the following Circular from the Secretary of State :— Whitehall, 17th April, 1858. SIR,—I am directed by Mr. Secrctaiy Walpole to inform you, with reference to my Circular of the 15th February last, that it has been ...

... PRESENTATION OF ONE HUNDRED GUINEAS to Dli. SMITH. Copy of a letter received from James M—-n, Esq., Yoik. Dear Sir,—With feelings of the deepest gratitude I to to inform you of the perfect cure of my NKKVOUS PHBILITV. Indigestion, and loss of Memory, solely by following the in- structions and advice given in your wok, THE WAISIKS VOICE OR, A euiDE FOR NEttvous -UFFERBRS, A'fler the most ...

... X EUNICE, Chemist/ 23, DUKE-STREE, and 100 BUTE-STREET, CARDIFF, AGENT job HORNIMAN'S PURE TEA. The high repute in which it is held everywhere, has been acquired by its being uniform and excellent in quality: it has no artificial 'facing' powder, for consisting wholly of the thoice spring gathering, there are no brown flavourless leaves that need be disguised by the Chinese with a coat of ...

... SEA-COT, PENARTH, TO BE LET. Apply to Mr. D. MAIHIAS, House Agent, 1, Station Terrace, Cardiil. APARTMENTS. A Respectable Gentleman ma}' be accommodated with comfortable LODGINGS, within an easy distance of the town, ou reasonable terms —Address Zeta, GrAltDIAX- office. FURNISHED APPARTMKNTS TO LET in chari.l-3- STREET.—Drawing Room auu Bedroom.—Apply to Jvirs. EWIKB, High-street, Cardiff. ...

... CARDIFF STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S P»8t-Saiiing Steamers, E N N Y J 0 N E S, DAVID DAVIES, COMMANDER, AND DAVID GEORGE. COMMANDER, A intended to ply between CARDIFF and *v;7h j*R|STOL, and CARDIFF aud MORN HAM, liber| ASSENG ERS and MERCHANDISE, with follo; lu low, Auritig the Mouth of APRIL, 1859, as aV'w at and starting from Bathurst Basin, Bristol, calling where Passengers ^*ill L&nded ...

... TOWN-HALL, NEWPORT. MOST TOSITIVELY FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY. M. JULLIEN'S GRAND CONCERT, On Wednesday, April 10th. M. JULLIEN HA3 the honor to announce to the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Newport, that he intends giving a GRAND CONCERT, On WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of APRIL, Accompanied by the elite of his unrivalled Band. Prices—reserved seats, 4s.; promenade, Is. 6d. Doors open at half-past ...

... WVo' bailors and Drapers. ANTED by a person of experience a situation .as' Foreman or Manager. Apply to T.G., at this gjfice. 1386 A Situation as Cleric T/tTANTED, having a thorough knowledge of Book- • ?Y keeping fty double entry. Testimonials of a 'S'1 character. Apply, A.B., Post-office, Cardiff, 1394 A To Merchants and Others. GENTLE-MAN of experience,ged$2, with a 16 years' character for ...

... REDUCED JFARES! MERTHYR TO LIVERPOOL IN 12 HOURS, FOR 14s. 4d. BY THE lEOTr-A-Ii MAIL WHIOH leaves the Castle Hotel, Merthyr, every Morning, (Sundays excepted), at 7.30 a.m., passes through Tredegar and Brynmawr, and runs direct to Abergavenny Railway Station in time to meet the Third Class train for Hereford, Shrewsbury, Chester, (^Liverpool, arriving at the latter place at UTaJI-past Seven ...

... TO BUILDERS. TENDERS are required for certain alterations intended to be made at the Merthyr Tvdfil National Schools; plans and specifications may be seen, and further par- ticulars obtained, on application to S. C. Gant, Esq., Thomas Town, to whom tenders are to be delivered on or before the 8th of March, endorsed, Tenders for National Schools. The lowest tender mav not necessarily be ...