... (TO THE EDITOR OF THE CARDIFF TIMES.) SIR,—Permit me to correct an erroneous impres- sion which I find existing in the public mind at Cardiff, with regard to my esteemed friend the late Mr. Benjamin Bowen, which could not be more for. cibly expressed than in the words of a labourer on the wharf, to another of his class, when I was mak- ing preparations for finding the body, namely, Had he ...

... MR. BRUCR AND HIS CONSTITUENTS.—Mr. Bruce is 10 deliver his annual address to his constituents on Tuesday next, December 11th. BURIAL BOARD.—The monthly meeting of the Burial Board took place at the Vestry-room on Wednesday morning last. Present, Rev. J. Griffith, Mr. Roach, Mr. JenktnF. Mr. Roach reported that the alterations in the lodge had been made, and the bill of [3 18s. was ordered to ...

... I CURE IS AT HANDI HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS, AS SORE HEADS AND SCROFULOUS SWELLINGS. IF this powerful Ointment be well rubbed into the part affected, all skin disease will be speedily overcome. It acts not by repression, but repulsion. It enters the system al. salt enters meat, and operates not locally only, but con- stitutionally purifying the whole system, neutralizing all de ...

... FRIDAY.—Before Mr. Alderman David (Mayor), Mr. Alder- man Alexander, and R. O. Jones, Esq. STEALING A JACKET.-Peter McCann was sentenced to two months' hard labour on a charge of stealing a jacket. AGGRAVATED AeSAULT.-Daniel Crowley was sentenced to two months' hard labour for having assaulted his wife. DISCHARGED.—Susan Morgan, for keeping an unregistered lodging-house; James Phillips, for ...

... H \T by an Indenture, dated the Third dav of December, I860, TH MAS MORGAN, of Aberdare, in the county of Glamorgan, and of Trecastle, in the county of Brecon, Grocer, Draper, and Iionmonger, Assigned all his Estate and Effects unto JOHN H^^JUKEEONAKD, ofjjfo. 30, Bridge-street, in th^^ity ot Bristol, Wholesale Ironmonger, an*Ul^fLT.A m Powjs^l, of Cwmpadest, SennyJ)M*Fge, mear Bj^f?on, in the ...

... CALENDAR DEC. 9.—2ND SUNDAY IN ADVUNT. — WRNING, 1st lesson, dth ch. Isaiah; 2nd lessor* c Evening, 1st lesson, 24th ch. Isaian > 'lesson, 2nd ch. James. IU. Grouse eliootira eUlls It. Chailes kille,l, 1718 j^2. New V»oon, 12 m. before I afternoon 13. Jv- 1. Bruuel died, 1849 14 Tycho Brahe born, 1917 15. Isaak Walton died, 1633 FAIRS. GLAMORGANSHIRE: Penrhyn, Dec. 11; Penrice, Dec. H ...

... CARDIFF POLICE INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY.—Before Aid. Alexander and R. O. Jones, Esq. RBFBBSHMENT HOUSES.—John Pope, of Bute-street, was charged with keeping a refreshment house without a license.— Inspector Lynn deposed to seeing parties buying pies which were cooked on the premises. He had spoken to defendant several times about getting a license.—The defendant pleaded ignorance of the act.—Fined ...

... The weekly meeting of this Board was held on Saturday last, under the presidency of the Chairman, E. David, There was a full attendance of the Cardiff Guardians. MASTEU'S RBPoRT.-The master reported that 16 con- ditional paupers had been admitted during the week. He was out of potatoes, and an order was given for him to get two tons of the best lie could. The new pump had been erected. There ...

... SATUEDAY.—{Before J. C. Fowler, Esq.) FELONY.—Mary Allen and Margaret Norton, single women residing at Penydarren, were charged with stealing 18 lbs. of coal. the property of the Dowlais Company, on the 22nd instant.— The company declined to prosecute, and they were both discharged. DRUNKENNESS.—James Mahony, labourer, Penydarren, was fined 5s. for the above offence. -Daniel Kelehar, labourer, ...

... Jjxnil THE BRITISH NATION LIFE. ASSURANCE ASSOCIA- TION.-Perceiving from the letter of Mr. Lake, pub- lished in our last number, that the statement of Mr. Harding, which appeared in our columns on the 23rd ult., is totally incorrect, we feel it right towards Mr. Molineux, whose character was injuriously re- flected upon, to state that we were quite misled by the representation made to us ...

... SIR,—Your report of the discussion at the Council Board of last week is pregnant with startling inci- dents worthy the serious consideration of the inha- bitants of Cardiff. I refer more especially to the strictures of Messrs. Mason, Bird, and Winstone on the recommendation of the watch committee to increase the salary of Inspector Lynn by £10 a year. To begin with Mr. Mason, for he is a bold ...

... A SONG FOR CHRISTMAS. BY W, H. BA. E ■ Jovous friends, cease your M«-V,AV a.iule, Away with all trouble and cure; See Mirth, with a welcoming siii il&. Bid all for King Christmas prepare. Then here's to King Christmas, Merry King Christmas, Eight heartily now will we chorus the cheer— Hail, merry Christmas! Welcome, merry Christmas Health, long life, and plenty a happy new year We envy no ...