... LONDON BETTING—YESTERDAY. WATERLOO CUP. (Wednesday. February 21.) 100 to 6 agsfc Mr Salter's nomination. t & w 100 to 6 — Mr Lawton's nomination, t & o 100 to 6 — Colonel Hathorn's nomination, t & o 100 po 6 — Mr Brocklebank's nom.. o 25 to .1 — Lord Sefton's nomination, t 25 to 1 — Mr Lang's nomination, t & o 28 to 1 — Mr Hornby's nomination, o 33 to Mr Cowan's nomination, t 40 to 1 Mr ...

... w try gittrtimr. AtfCTTON -kPF^ INTMJSN^ Shortr. Messrs ALEiA:,L) £ U BEOS. c orthom Com. at Caerphim- i„ »e bJop and Premises. at Heoliach Y»trad.V. VJ iu^t 2d fcllerV fsrs^ltNA^. THOMAS, CLARKE & CO. = 'w b irace Plant, &c, at. Cardiff Sept. 5 Hcusp^i -r ileasrg BEYNOZN & HUGHES. SorsiR A1 nitare' isc> a: Swansea Aug. 24 > arnages, &c, at Swansea September 5 Horse, r Mr BOiJlNGTO-N > ...

... CARDIFF. TO-NIGHT. T B l^TR E ROYAL, CARDIFF. Lwsee, MrTSlQMAS, Manazer.)fr ESMONDE. lt&til Cars- frointbe Docirs and from koath pass the Theatre, every fifteen minutes. LAST NIGHT OF MR F. WRIGHT'S COMPANY. TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY) Oat 21, will he produced TWO GREAT DRAMAS. Doors open at 7.15: to commence at 7.4o, Prices of admission:—Boxes, 2s 6d and 2s; pit, is; gallery, id. Half-price at Nine ...

... NEWPORT. THB HISTUONIC CLuB.-The members of this society gave their annnal entertainment on behalf of the funds of the National Lifeboat Institution on Thoamday even- ing. The Victoria Hall was crowded with an apprecia- tive andieuee. For this occasion the celebrated comedy, Paul's Return, by Mr Watts Phillips, and the farce On and Off, were admirably placed on the -stage. The cast in tbe ...

... NEWPORT WATEII SUPPLY. To thr. Editor of the SOUTTI WALES DAILY NEWS.. SIR, The public of ewport ought to be very much obliged to you for calling attention to this matter, which has become one of the gravest considerations. The public pumps are nearly all closed and the town is at the mercy of the water company, who are supplying what it is almost a compliment to call bad water. The Town ...

... s TOVES. STOVES. STOVES. COLD WINTER IS COMING And Preparations should be made for the Cold Weather, SUITABLE STOVES can be obtained at CROSS BROTHERS' 21, WORKING STREET, CARDIFF, ALSO PATENT CLOSE FIRE COOKING RANGES AND PATENT ATMOSPHERIC GAS STOVES, for COOKING and HEAIING PURPOSES. GREEN HOUSES fitted up with HOT WATER. PRIVATE HOUSES WITH HOT WATER BATHS, At PRICES within the reach of ...

... CARDIFpr TO-NIGHT flEATEE CARD IF T MAP -Air THOMAS. CONTINUED SUCCESS* OF TUB A N TOM TM E NEW SONGS! DANCES 1 NEW 7.4Q-ROUQpJIAMOND. Margery Miss CONSTANCE YOUNG. 8.30- DI-^ WHITTINGTON. Pricel of a.Ii&lion Boxes, 2s ad; pit, 1.; gallery, Ed. Halt-price at ...

... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE COMMERCIAL SALES. BACON—100 Boxes, Wiltshire cut, 46 lbs. av.—brand. Johnston, Miles, & Co. BACON-50 Boxes, Welsh cut, 46 lbs. a v. —bra ad, Johnston. Miles, and Co. BACON—150 Boxes, Cumberland, 33 lbs. av.—hrand, Windsors. BACON—50 Boxes, Cumberland,'32 lb?, av.—brand, Johnston, Miles, &■ Co. BACON-60 Boxes, Stretford, 30 lbs. av.—orand, Johnston, Miles, & Co. BACON—25 ...

... At the Judicial Committee the appeal Lord and Lady Forester v. the Secretary of State for India in Council, has been concluded. The appeal and cross-appeal arose out of proceedings which had been pending some thirty rc lei*, Vjr Mi-, Sombre, whose widow Lord Forester married. Sir James Colvil e gave judgment In the result both appeals were to be dismissed without costs, and Mr. Leith ...

... A BUTCHER'S BILL IN 1773. E. C. D. lends the following extracts from a bill fbr meat supplied to an ancestor more than a hundred years ago — Mr. D His bill, 1773. July ye 10, for a peck of veal, wd. 7p. lot.. 2s. 51L; July ye 17, for 2 legs of moten, wd. 16p.j 5s. 4d. July ye 30, for a neck of lam, wd. 4p., Is. 6d.; Augnst ye 14, for a rump of beef, wd. 22p, 79. 4d.; August ye 5.5, for a ...

... THE REGISTRAR-GENERAL'S QUARTERLY RETURNS. The Registrar-General's return. for the past quarter have just been issued. During the three months ending the 23th December last there were 215,451 births regis- tered, equal to an annual rate of 353 per 1,000. The sex proportion was 103 boys to 100 girls. The natural increase to the population in the last three mouths by excess of births over ...

... TERRIBLE RAILWAY ACCIDENT. FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND TWENTY- FIVE INJURED. An accident, almost as serious in its results as that of Abbots Ripton, on the same line, in the early part of this year, occurred at the Arlesey siding station, four miles north of Hitchin, on the Great Northern Railway, en Saturday afternoon at a quarter to four o'clock. It has been ascertained that five persons have ...