... IN spite of the wet weather, and the unsettled state of the Continent, the Board of Trade returns for the past month are highly favourable, the declared value of our exports showing air increase of £ 1,237,247 over the corresponding period of last year. More than half this augmentation has been from cotton goods, which have been largely taken in the Levant, South America, and the United States ...

... BANKRUPTS.—FMDAY, AUGUST 24. F. STEVENS and G. ABBOTT, Earls Barton, Kortiiamptonshire curriers. A BUIIEEE, Skinner-street, Snow-hill, importer of foreign glass J. H. WATTS and J. WATTS, Woolivich, ironmougers. T. SriCER. Little Britain, City, oil and colourman. J. J. It. EYKE, George-yard, Milton-street. Crippleeate, car- man. J. CROSS, Windsor, Berkshire, draper. J. HUGHES, Basinghall-street ...

... M.A.RK-LA.NE, MONDAY, Aca. 27. There was an active demand for English WHEAT to-day prices continue to advance, and exceed those of Monday last by 35 to 5s per quarter: white selling at 65s to 70s; and red at 60s to 65s. Foreign was purchased with avidity, and the rise 4s to Gs; rates ruled at 60s to 72s, and for Russiau at ;,7 s to ô2s. Extensive sales in FLOUR, and prices are rising: town ...

... INSTANTANZOOI. 1 NOBLIILI, In cases, post-free, 3a. •nd In, direct from E. F. hANHHALE'S i•boratory 79, Hatton (harden, London, E. C. Mr. Langdale's preparations are to our mind the most extraordinary productions of modern chemistry. —lllwstrated Lon News, July 19, 1851. A long and interesting report on the products of E. F. Langdale's Laboratory, by a Special Scientific Commission from the ...

... Pulvermacher's Medico-galvanic Improved System of Self-application, demonstrating the marvellous success obtained by the patent Galvanic anti-Rheumatic Chain- bands, in the treatment of rheumatism, gout, neuralgia, sciatica, lumbago, tic doloreux, head and tooth ache, bronchitis, consumptive Symptoms, stiff and contracted joints, deafness, epilepsy, paralysis, and loss of nervous or functional ...

... COXCERT.-A grand concert, given by the choir of Zion Chapel, took place at the Temperance Hall, on Monday even- ing, when there was a very large attendance. The singing was throughout highly commendable but the great feature of the evening was a musical prodigy, a little girl named Ann Lloyd, with a voice as sweet apd clear as a silver bell. The chair was taken by Mr. David Joseph, of the ...

... CHURCH PASTORAL AID SOCIETY.—We beg to remind our readers that the anniversary sermon will be preached to-morrow (Sunday) at St. Mary's church, and the annual meeting will be held at the Town-ball on Monday evening, upon which occasion the Lord Bishop of Liandaff will preside. The Hon. Sees. of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, and the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel in ...

... PRESENTATION OF TESTIMONIALS. On Monday se'nnight a truly gratifying scene was witnessed at these schools. The master, Mr. T. T. Davies, and the mis- tress Miss Ride, having, by their untiring perseverance with the children, caused the school to be highly distinguished at the annual meeting of the East Glamorgan Prize Association, recently held in Cardiff, it had been determined by the sup- ...

... 4tutniexs. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.—MONDAY. The barometer has fallen. The new moon set in with foul weather. A good deal of rain has fallen since Sa- turday, and there is evidently much to come. It must be remembered that we have now approached the period when storms are likely to prevail. To-day the wind is fresh with squalls from S.S.W. with every appearance of dirty weather. The supply of the ...

... A Wesleyan Methodist expresses his wonder that we did not give a fuller notice of the tea meeting at Loudon-square chapel last week. Our only answer is, that not being invited by the founders of the feast we were not present.. H.D. will perceive we have inserted his contribution and shall be glad to receive others from his pen, on condition that they are shorter. We think he can write mere ...

... Sin,—I am glad to see the Roath Board of Health, and the Roath Market, made the subject of your remarks. J feel sure that the great majority of the ratepayers entertain very strong opinions upon the matter, and in reply to your query would most em- phatically say, Not to be. I think it would puzzle any one to explain the necessity for a market in Roath. understood that the late Mr. Williams ...

... J-rx,—My ? has been drawn to the case of -AV it il' MoKenzie v; Richard Jones, reported in your nnpressici) With your permission I will make a F«' eb'-ervati upon the class of people known as jl itinerant Vendors. Most persons have had, at Una* or ^*her, to undergo ...