... Two farm labourers were killed by lightning, on Saturday, near Leek. liSALTii without Me&icike, mconvcffienoe, 01 tsi.e.we, in dyspepsia, chn nic constipation, diarrhcea, ner- b.iiaus, pulmonary, kidney aud liver complatints, le,1lt:, astkma, dropsy, in olll or roui! ...

... THE REGISTRA R-GENERAL'S KETURSS. It is seen from the e-,ort which the Registrar General has just issued, that the ltealth of Car, iitl continue* i good in the iirst three months of this year. W bat is especially remarkable in its late return is the fact of so small a total of deaths from the principal zymoties. In the last 12 months, leayii gout the 60 deaths from diarrhoea, there has been ...

... BURNHAM TIDAL HARBOUR COMPANY. THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE TO AND FROM THE WEST OF ENGLAND AND SOUTH WALES, LIVERPOOL, THE NORTH. rPHE Splendid PASSENGER fffiifj STEAMSHIP of this Company is intended to ply as under, weather, &c., permitting, dur- ing DECEMBER, 1870, between BURNHAM AND CARDIFF. FrolD Burnhaiii. From Cardiff. 1 12 30 p.m il? 2^5 p.m. 1 '7 10 15 a.m. 2 3'* p.m.' 3 11 Si a ...

... — —1 c S Env ANTS W AKTINà PLACES, of as y description, j-' and Householders retiring Servants, should advertise ,nJhe Ceedifi Times. Pace Is. for 24 wirds, prepaid. WASTED, an Apr-rent keTm the South Wales Daily News Office, Cwrdiff. W ANTED, Evening-Employment as Clerk in any >», capacity, or to keep a tradesman s books posted. ie»Os moderate. Address A. B., Vere-street, Roath, Vardiff. 5730 ...

... SOUTH WALES COAL AND IRON TRADE [SPECIAL REPORT] [BY OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] CARDIFF, Thursday Night.—The reduction in the imount of coal shipments noticed in my last report has been recovered, and this week the total approaches more nearly to what the average should be. The in- crease is to be attributed of course to an improvement in the regularity of work at the mines. Coal has come lown ...

... STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEX BRISTOL AND ANTWERP EVERY FORTNIGHT. FOR days of sailings, freight, and other particular' apply at the offices of the Bristol General Steal ^Navigation Company (Limited), Prince-street, Bristo or to .Mr..7. P. Best, 49, Quai du Khin, Antwerp. j -j CARDIFF AND BRISTO.Lii^Trcar?/.ERS. ti octop ti CH \RT.KS-,STREET (op?iosite Wealevan Chapel), CARDIFF. Tk r;;s s .T ...

... The workmen at the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, ought to consider themselves fortunate. Just as there appear to be undoubted signs of a reaction in the labour market in favour of employers, the; arsenal workmen have had their hours reduced from 06 to 54 hours a week, without any curtailment of their valuable privi- leges, such as free holidays, pay in sickness, and super- annuation. While the ...

... THE CARDIFF IMPROVEMENT 13ILL.-The Royal assent was given by commission on Monday to the Cardiff Im- provement Bill, the Bristol Port and Channel Decks Bill, and the U gk and Towy Railway Bill. A REAL LOTHAIR.—The enterprise which Lothair contemplated, that of building a glorious cathedral as a central temple to the Romish religion in England, but which he abandoned at the time of his Pagan ...

... THE FRENCH MINISTRY. PARIS, Wednesday. Very various, and very conflicting, are the rumours which are current respecting the position of the Ministry. M. Jules Favre, M. Simon, and M. Dufaure, are positively said to have resigned their portfolios but these reports are as posi- tively denied. The Dibats, indeed, will not allow a doubt as to the retirement of the two latter, though it admits ...

... BREAKFAST.— EPPS'S COCOA.—GRATEFUL AND COM- FORTING.—The very agreeable character of this prepara- tion has rendered it a general favourite. The Civil Service 9-azette remarks :—By a thorough knowledge of the laturallaws which govern the operations of digestion and mtrition, and by a careful application of the fine properties if well selected cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided our break- fast tables ...

... ftERVANTS WANTING PLACES, of any description, and Householders requiring Servants, should advertise Cardiff Times. Price la. for 21 words, jvejxiid. A ^PRENTICE.—C Yorath, Family and Dispensing Chemist, 2S2.Bnte-street, Cardiff,has aVACANCY a respectable YOUTH as an APPRENTICE, where opportunity will be afforded to obtain a thorongnly -ctical knowledge of the business (out-door preferred) ° ...

... (Educate. MKS. BRUFORD'3 SCHOOL will Re-open on TUESDAY, JANUARY 27th, 1>7I. No extra charge for French. Adamsdown, Cardiff, January 1st, 1874. 615^ 'J CHAKLES STREET, (OPPOSITE WESLEYAX CHAPEL). MRS. 3 J. DAVIES'S School will Re-open WED- NESDAY, the 21st JAKUAKT, 1S74. 614') MAISUN D'EDIJUATION, 6 and 7, CHAKLES- STItEET, CARDIFF, Conducted bv MONS. & MADAME AUBERTIN. The School will lie ...