... THE IRON TRADE. The satisfaction with which the late advance of 20s. per ton upon manufactured iron has been received, and the absence of any consequent re-action in the demand, has led to speculation whether the prices declared at this time last year might not again be more successfully attempted. That they were then only prematurely determined upon, and that the successive reductions of the ...

... BANKRUPTS. (From the London Gazette of Fridav.) Andrew Wigdahl, Lower Thames-street, ship broker. Eugene Duval, New Bond-street, milliner. Thomas Pratt, Dean-street, Solio, some time passing under the name of Thomas Mowbray, Gloucester-mews East, Portman-square, farrier William Henry Elliott, Cheapside, clothier. James Louson Anderson, Cannon-street West, linen factor. William Holmes Wakelin, ...

... What is hair? Long, thin skins, growing from the body in place of on it, and filled with colouring matter, just as the skin is coloured. The hair is made up of three sections: the tubular depression into the skin into which the hair is inserted; the root of the hair; and the stalk filled with the colouring matter. A hair might be compared to a hyacinth, in its glass, remembering that all the ...

... ANOTHER DISTRESSING CASE OF WILFUL MURDER!! SCARCELY had the excitement consequent on the recent murder of Joseph Pearce subsided, when our town again has become the scene of another murder, as foul and cowardly as it was ever the duty of a journalist to record. The victim in the present instance was Gwenllian Lewis, aged 45, wife of John Lewis, a skinner, working at Georgetown. She was ...

... WOOL. Last week's imports of wool into London were 300 bales from Hamburgh, and 1 200 from Sydney. The private contract market is well supplied with English wool, in which a full average business is doing at late rates. As the stocks ot colonial in ihe manufacturing districts are now much reduced, a brisk competition is looked for at the approaching public sales. ...

... I CARDIFF POST-OFFIC RS JUL A TIO A i At the Head Office, Church-street. I Letters for' DESPATCHES. ;'Box ciqlses. With extra Despa'5'1^ id. stamp. at r if posted by LoudonMail 7 30 j.m 8 lb p.i*. 8 30 \orth Up Mail ..J. 5- o j).m 5 15 p.m. 5 30 If*' 1st West Down Mail to Milford g 45 p>m. jq 0 3 3Q and ditto to Carmarthen 8 0 a.m. b 30 a.m. 8 30 tJ*' -Mail to Merthyr, Pouty- -Mail to Merthyr, ...

... The TREDEGAR HOUNDS will meet On Monday Feb. 8 at Tredegar House. Wednesday „ 10.. Goitre. Friday 12 Bassaleg Gooth. Ea(;h ùuy at J Ik o'clock. The COWBRIDGE HOUNDS will meet On Monday Feb. 8 Black Hall. Wednesday 1° Colwinston. Friday 12 Lechmere Cross Roads Each day at Eleven o'clock. Mr. GEORGE TRAHERNE'S HOUNDS will meet On Monday Feb. 8 at The Aubrey Arme. Friday 12 Cefn Llys. Each day at ...

... VALE OF NEATII RAILWAY. DOWN TIlAINS. Week Days. Sundays on?\ 1^2, & I, 2,i 1,2, &172,& l7^7& 3 cl. 3 cl. 3 el. 3 cl. 3 tl. A.M. P.M. P.M. A.M. P.M. Merthyr dep. 9 0 I 50 6 0 8 30 5 30 Abernant, for Aberdare 9 12 2 2 6 12 8 42 5 42 Llwydcoed 9 17 2 7 6 1 8 47 5 47 Hirwiiiu arr. 9 23 2 13 6 23 S 53 5 55 Aberdare dep. 9 5 1 55 6 5 8 85 I 5 25 Ilirwaiu arr., 9 18 2 8 j 6 1S 8 48 5 48 Hirwain 9 ...

... Mr. Scrope .1 Swansea Mr. L. L. Dillwyn 1 Tamwortli Sir R Peel.1 Lord Raynham .1 Taunton Mr. Labouchere .1 Mr. A. Mills 1 Totnes Earl Gifford Mr. T. Mills 1 Truro Mr. M Smith Mr A. Smith Tavistock Sir John S. Trelawney 1 Mr. A. G. Russell Tewkesbury Hon. F. Lygon — 1 Air. J. Alartin Thetford Lord Euston 1 Mr. A. Baring —. 1 Thirsk. SIr W. G. Gallwey.. 1 Tiverton Lord Palmerston. 1 Hon. G. ...

... At the Head Office, Church-street. .Letters for- j warded, DESPATCHES. j Box closes.;With extrJDespatched Id. stamp. at if posted b} London Up Mail 7 15 p.ra 8 5 p.m. S 20 p.m. North Up Mail I 45 p.m'; 15 p.m. 3 oO p.m. 1st West Down Mail t, 10 0 p. m. 10 3) p.m,! 3 5j a.m. 2nd ditto to Carmarthei. 8 0 b 20 a.m.; S a.m. Mail to Merthyr, Ponty- pridj and Aberdare 10 0 p.m. 10 3J p.m.' 4 15 a.m. ...

... PRINTER, BOOKSELLER, &, STATIONER, USK. Has the following popular works for sale. uide to the Crystal Palace at Sydenham 1 0 Cookery book for the poople 10 Turkey past and present .10 Crimea with a visit to Odessa .10 Our Heroes of the Crimea. I 0 Description of the battles of the Crimea 1 0 Pippins and Pies • • ..10 Sunny Memories by Mrs. Stowe .16 The Curse of Gold .10 Laughs I have put my ...

... June 20-Second Sunday after Trinity. Morning Lessons Judges 4. Luke 4. Evening Lessons: Judges. 5. Galat.4. WEEKLY CALENDAR. Moon's age.-First Quar.-24th, 8h. 47m. aftern. Montbj kSL jsunSeU-i j jMomgett.! T.«. 18 | 3 34 8 18 j 4 20 9 10 j 170 19 3 34 ...