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... THE NEW GAS COMPANY, LIMITED. The prospectus of this Company sets forth that it is established for the purpose of acquiring and commer- cially developing the British and Foreign Patents for improvements in the manufacture of gas for lighting and heating purposes, known as Ruck's patents. The advantages to be derived from the manufacture of gas by this process are exceedingly important, ...
... The Hon. E. Lyulph Stanley has been elected a member of the Executive Committee of the Liberation. Society. Mr. Linington R. Shewell, a well-known actor and a native of Philadelphia, died on board the steamship Adriatic, on the 24th of January, while on his return home from Europe. The Sheffield Independent says that many of the principal wheel proprietors have served their tenants with notice ...
... NOTICE. We cannot guarantee the publication of letters, how- ever interesting they may be, during the sitting of Parliament, unless they are tersely written and ex- tremely brief. ...
... '>.L_ THE CARDIFF TIMES FOR THIS WEEK (PUBLISHED.: FIRST EDITION at 6 a.m. FRRDAT, and SECOND EDITION at 12'Noon SATTIRDAY), Contains full particulars of MR. GLADSTONE'S SPEECH ON THE IRISH UNIVERSITY BILL. The Parliamentary News of the Week: The New Park Regula- tions. The ban Juan Question. Marriage with a Deceased Wife's Sister's Bill. THE LORD CHANCELLOR'S SPEECH ON THE NEW JUDICATURE ...
... CARDIFF TO NEW YORK. IRECT STEAM COMMUNICA- THE J Y TION BETWEEN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL AMD FEL) STATES OF AMERICA AND CANADA. WALES ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S New, 5LAIT/IRIFT-class, full-powered. Clyde-built Steamships 2,500 Tons 500 h.p. HFIIT70KR 2,500 Tone 500 h.p. GPALLTHEN 8,000 Tone 600 h.p. OTHER First-class Steamers, will sail regularly between CARDIFF AND NEW YORK, •»^»LL SJ^NSHIPS ...
... EPPS'S COCOA-GRATEFUL ANU ^S'THE opera- uNotS,h knowledge of the natural laws which =rt.v*niication of W d'yestion and nutrition, and by a caretul a I vided ftv WP^°Perties of well-selected cocoa, Mr. Epps which J^twt tables with a delicately flavoured hevtrag Us many heavy doctors' bills.—Cioii Service v 'with Boiling Water or Milk. Each packet is la .et Erpl\ Co., HOlllwo¡mthie UhelUlsts, ...
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... SILKS.-EFFECTS OF THE RECENT LARGE FAILURES IN THE SILK TRADE.—It is well known to those interested in it-that during the last six months or more the silk trade has been in a very depressed state. Nevertheless the recent enormous failures in connection with that trade were not only a surprise to most people, but the amount of the liabilities was altogether unprecedented. It follows, of course, ...
... ADDITIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Wanted, A COPY of the Pamphlet on the Great Trial of Small, Shears, and lavlor v. Attwood. Apply by letter, addressed XY, FKEE PRESS offiee. I BAKER & BAKER'S g RICH, STRONG, DELICIOUS j | TRUE UNCOLOURSD TEAS J Are imported and sold free from all | K adulteration, they can therefore be g relied on for uniform good quality, { fine flavour, and lasting strength. ...
... THE SALMON OF THE USK. The Conservators of the Usk and Ebbw Board have just issued a very interesting report on the results of the past fishing season, which, we learn, presented a very remarkable contrast to the last few years in the plentiful supply of water, which enabled the fish to push freely up from the sea to the higher waters. The putchers at the mouth of the Usk did very well, while ...
... ■v^hiwmg Jteticcs. YORK. frr DIRECT STEAM COMMUNICA- RI TION BETWEEN THE BRISTOL CHANNEL 9 Q*l. *f!0 THB >SW ES 0P AMERICA AND CANADA. ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S New, > 'ULL-powered, Clyde-built Steamships 600h.p. IJCTTOJU- 2,500 Tons 600 h.p. 3,000 Tons 600 h.p. 4 ft -T^'888 Steamerp. will sail regularly between AND NEW YORK, 'ATEAT^ KR* expressly for the Trade, and fitted-up SU, ' ...