... ABERDARE POLICE COURT. TUESDAY—[Before A. De Rutzen, R. H. Rhys, and D. E. Williams, Esqs.) DISORDERLIES—David Israel, collier, summoned by P.C. Rees for drunken and riotous behaviour at Com- mercial-place, on the 26th ult., was fined 5s. and the costs. — Wm. Jones and Thomas Thomas, colliers. sum- moned at the instance of P.C. Johns for similar behaviour at Mill-street, on the 27th nit., were ...

... AIR. HENRY RICHARD. M.P., AT ABERDARE. Speaking at Aberdare on the Burials Bill Mr. Henry Richard, M.P., after referring to the closeness of the division upon Mr. Osborne Morgan's measure last Session, went on to say: This state of things has created a great deal of alarm among the: clergy through- out the country, and so in the various meetings that have taken place they have been discussing ...

... KERNICK'S DANIVELION- COFFEE, refreshing healthv and uah'Pr0Ver;-1S a m0st valuable beverage for preserving n ,r !,1CMt CrC,f the liver ai:d stomach, and as an aid each qhn t meaiclnes: ln canisters at Gd., 10u., and s. Od foUowh PefS ma} be the proorietor, or tlie PbmT £ \holesfle,agents ^Leonard and Robinson, Bristol Grocer, Bridgend. BriSto1 Hugb Bevan' who^le ...

... THE PATENT MEDICINE TRADE. Mr. T. B. Groves, F.S.A., President of the British Pharmaceutical Conference, in his annual address, re- ferred to the evils arising from the impurities of patent medicines. He said our extended commerce and our propensity for foreign travel brought to our market more productions, vegetable and mineral, than reached any other part of the world. But it was to be ...

... MARCH OF 200 IRONWORKERS TO THE PONTYPOOL WORKHOUSE. On Wednesday evening there passed through the town about 200 able-bodied men in procession from Aberyschan, on their way t-, the Coed-y-grie work- house. The poor fellows, n !y ironworkers, whose idleness is enforced, have i- I now 15 weeks out of work, and have lived during the whole of that time on the charity of their fellow-men, ...

... J. W (j- U JN JN FAMILY GROCER, CORN, FLOUR, AND PROVISION MERCHANT. (W. & A. GILBEY'S WINES AND SPIKIIS. AGEKT TOR I BASS & Co's PALE AND BURTON ALLS (GrUINNESS'S DUBLIN STOUT. J. vr. SELF RAISING FLOUR. SUPERFINE, 3d. per lb. A TRIA.L RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. SEE TESTIMONIAL FROM ED. DA VIES, Esq., SURGEON, COURT A choice Stock of Foreign Cigars, last year's importation, now in splendid ...

... FI OIUI.INL!—TNK TKJSTH AND I ■ few drops of the liquid Iloriiine &prii.■ ...

... CrooHELWCH EFELYOIIIADAU LLADRONLIYD o BLASDPRON CHYSDYLLOO AnncoeK.—Oherwydd y f;werthiant rhyfeddol y mae y plasteron adnabyddus hyn wedi eu hennill ar gyfrif eu rhiniau gwelliannol o lwyn-boen, gyiaalwst, cryd-cymalau, poenau yn yr ochr o'r cefn ac, yn fyr, pob math o boenau a doluriau yn aelodau y corff, y mae rlixi personau diegsvyddor wedi bob yn Rwneuthur, ac yn cynnyg ar werth, ...

... OF IMITATIOYS OV to the wonderful sale these celebrated ters have Obtaind bv their tive properties in lainba,o- sci.%tica, rheiiTnatiTn, Tains iricsuirldle and back and in shoit, 'all pains and Fome unprincipled parties have been mnDufacturinz and for sale spurious plasters, put up in sud: a m FO as to deceive the unwary vnd, M thp nnhlio ALL ...

... INFANTS' POW D -Tliouf,,ands can testify that the Europa Infants' Life Preservers have saved life, after-all other advertised remedies, and the besi, medical ..kill, half been tried in vain.-Ther contain no or anytmng injuiicus to the youngest Want, there)ore are the o»ly*ge Medicine to give Infants while Teething, ...

... MESSES. H. W. HARRIS AND TAYLOR'S NOTICES. MESSltS. H. W. HAItlUS & TAYLOR, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS, HOUSE. ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS, NEW A TJ C T I O N M ART, COURT STREET, MERTHYR, T>EG to inform the Public that all matters en- jr> trusted to their care will be punctually, promptly, and arefully attended to. Plans, Elevations, and Specifications Prepared. Works in ...

... A fire, caused bv an explosion ot petroleum, took placo in Bru«*els on Tuesday, and a woman and chilli were burnt to death. Mgr. Dupanloup, the eloquent Bishop of Orleans, has reached the fiftieth year 01 his ordination as a priest, and the twenty-fifth of his consecration as a Bishop. Commander Markham, R.N., who, it is understood, is to have a command in the Arctic ex- pedition, hall ardnd ...