... UAKi>;PF. SWANSEA. NEWPORT. Imohij Kv. j1 l-ht Mom EvenjHght Morn'Even Hght t* FrfdfiJ- 6 iS 7 2;2i 8 6 38 7 2 22 7 7 40 8 7 K Saturday. J 7 27 7 r,u' i 3 7 -*6 7 5 )22 H 8 28 8 63 28 11 tt Sunduv 8 s 7 S 13 S 35 21 7 9 » 33(27 11 27 Monday ..i 8 i-6 9 is 21 7 8 :>« 9 13:^0 7 9 52 10 11|23 7 88 TuesdHV 9 5V V '' ...

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... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE NEWS. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Hogg, 40, St. James street, Piccadilly, and of Yarra House, Addison-road, Kentish Town, late of Addison Lodge, Addison-road, Kensington, Middlesex, tailor. Henry Hickman, formerly of Clarence-street, Broughton, Manchester, now of Smallheath, liirminKham^ builder. Henry Spencer Hallwood, of Northwick, Cheshire, baker and flour dealer. George Matlock ...

... BANKRUPTS. L. De Wolff, of the Commercial Sale Rooms, Mincing- lane, London. Jones Crevey, formerly of 2, Friday-street, Cheapside, London, carrying Oil business as a warehouseman, under the style of Crevey and Co. Emile Vieser, late of 1, Aldermanbury, Postern, London, and 9, Davenant-road, Upper Holloway, Middlesex. William Henry Hutchiason, of Belvedere, Erith, Kent, grocer. Edward Smith ...

... CORN. BRISTOL CORN MARKET, THURSDAY. —There WIUI a mode rate supply of English wheat, for which tberewas a fair demand at last week's Ttnuea. Foreign qniet, and tMt week's prices barel obtainable. Indian corn scarce, and fuliy as dear. barley in good request, at full prices. Grinding, 6d lower. Oat very scanty. PRODUCE. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET, Thursi>AT.—Sogar markc extremely dull, and hardly ...

... iLORD TREDEGAR'S AGRICUL- TURAL SHOW. The annual exhibition of cattle, horses, sheep, pigs, and poultry commenced at Newport on Tuesday. Lord Tredegar's father, Sir Charles Morgan, having been the founder and patron of the show, and this patronage hav- ing been continued by his lordship, the show naturally takes the name of Lord Tredegar's Show. The first The annual exhibition of cattle, ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOR WEEK ENDING DEC. 12th.. 1874. 1873. increase. Taff Vale £ 8,406 8,486 •• — 80 MMiSd •. &>, ...

... G LA MORGAN S H IRE. SCHEDULE FINES, FORFEITURES, and PENALTIES paid or payable to the Treasurer of the Comity of Glamorgan from Michaelmas Quarter Sessions, 1874, to Epiphany Quarter Seasio&s, 1875 :— Sums Names. Sons paid, ptt-yable but Remarks. DØt paid. ASERAVON. £ a. d. e a. d. Timothy Sweeney 0 0 Timothy Buckley 0 0 8 Florence McCarthy 0 allowed time Michael McCarthy 0 4 Henrv Vinton . ...

... l I HAIL WAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. FOH WEEK KN !>INO EC. 19th. 8,711 62 Midland. I'!7,'i75 102,100 61i.. Penarth Harbour, Dock Railway I,5?2 1,«01 |49 Bhymaev •• — Pembroke and Te by 447 385 ft2 — Qreat Eastern — •• 23.. — North British — — • • Great Northern — — •• North Western — -— •• 744 Caledonian — — •• Sooth Eastern ■ • • • • • — BrifjrfiitRi. — •• 1-56 •• Great Western of Ganaada 6114.. TH* ...