... DISTRESSING CASE OF POISONING AT CARDIFF. On Tuesday eveaing the neighbourhood of Bute- road was thrown into a state of intense excitement in consequence of a report that Mr. Heniick Kt-ge. bein, shipchandler, loo, Bute-road, had died from the effects of poison, administered in the shape of pills, which had been supplied by Messrs. Reinecke, chemists, 174, Bute road. This report, we deeply ...

... Seti|gr # Jperhrt FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1863. LrVES OF EMINENT MERTHYR MEN. REV. DANIEL DAVIES, D.D. There is one way of entering Dowlais which, if at night, and in the winter, will recall to some kind, Dante's visit with Virgil to the regions of All,ni (Hell) to be matter-of-fact, and, to the many toe exceedingly striking. I allude to the en- raQce by the mill, through the tumble-down sort of o&> ...

... THE RIFLE CORPS.—The 19th Company attended divine service on Sunday last, at Lantwit-Vardre. A very impressive sermon was preached by the rector (Rev. Horatio Thomas), in which the duties of volun- teers were pointed out. The worthy rector concluded his discourse by statipg that the volunteer force was not for the purpose of encouraging war, but to main- tain peace. PRIMITIVE METHODISTS. — On ...

... justice. George, whose tongue seems to be as slippery as his finest lather, talked at a tremendous rate to trie Court, but it turned out that there had been^ some attempt at a settlement; George had received 3s. 6d. and a noggin of gin to recover bis blood.—George Your mother got the money back, and I paid for tiie gin myself, no thanks to you for it.—He has got a strong back and I have not; ...

... C|e (lart'If Cim.es, Fj, Y, JULY 18, 1863. THE TRADE OF CARDIFF. FROM circumstances beyond our control, we have not been able to^publish our monthly trade summary until this week. We have gone, as usual, through out: exports of coal and iron for the past month of June, and also for the six months ending the 30th ult., which we have compared with the two previous years.. The figures are ...

... It would be as well if our great moral teachers and social reformers would in their endeavours to regenerate society, look to the present position of the weaker portion of creation, and asked them- selves whether their position is one calculated either to promote the happiness of woman herself, or to elevate the general tone of the community. The poet has put our argument in all its force when ...

... JOE HOLBItoOR;AT —This eminent comic gentleman and his troupe gave two of his entertain- ments in Mertbyr this week, on Monday and Wed- nesday, to crowded houses. The performances passed off with great eclat-Bones doing wonders, and Joe carrying all before him, rousing strains of mirth by the broadness and piquancy of his jokes and songs. Confessedly, while the entertainment of Master Holbrook ...

... BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS. The Board of Trade returns for the month and ten months ended Oct. 31, were issued on Saturday. We subjoin a statement of the total declared value of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the month and ten months in the last three years Month of October. For ten months 1860 £ 11,232,181 £112,956,527 1861 11,684,910 105,480,242 1862 9,846,835 ...

... GELLYGAER. THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND BAPTISM BY MERSION.—We are informed that the rector of this parish has caused a baptistry to be made in the church, near the font. This step has been taken by the worthy vicar to remove the scruples of those who could not become members of the Ch, rch of England otherwise than by passing through the rite of baptism by immersion. ...

... BUBKS s ENTERTAINMENT.—-The character of this pleasing entertainment, is deservedly appreciated, and will we trust receive a larger amount of support every day that it is presented. ACCIDENT TO THE EM.—Yesterday the Elysteamer, while on her passage to Bristol, ran ashore on the Black Rock, between CleVedon and Pill. There was a dense fog at the time, and the passengers were greatly alarmed, ...

... fetters to ilje (fib it or. MOTHER GUARDIAN. SI R,-Seeing the low attacks made by a writer in the Merthyr Guardian of last week, upon Dr. Carne, I think it right to state, that instead of resigning his command because of the tailor's bills, &c., coming in, as stated by -the writer of the art icle referred to, that gentleman paid jor all the clothes, caps, and accoutrements of the 4th ...

... FB0M THE BILL OF ENTEY OFFICE. j EXPORTS. Destination. Name of Ship. Coal. Iron. Shipper October 10. Rio Janeiro Larissa, B. 50 ) H. Worms Palermo Cetipede, B. 150 H. Worms Seville Friend of the Isles,B. 65 S. Thomas Capede VerdsLady Sale, B. 035 Heath, Evans, &Co. Demerara Archibald M'Millaii, B 650 Insole & Son Nantes Mary Magdeleine, F.100 Wayne & Co. Basse Indre Marie. F. 188 Insole & Son ...