... t v. JUST IMPORTED FRO If LEADING CONTINENTAL MAKERS, A LARGE STOCK OF MARBLE MANTEL PIECES. Buyers will do wttl to inspect JOHN WILLIAMS AND SONS. SHOWROOMS, QUEEN-STREET, CARDIFF. ...

... NEWPORT TOWN COUNCIL. Yesterday the fortnight !y meeting of the Watch Com- Rrittee and Board of Health was held, at the Town-hall, the Mayor, Mr H. P. Holt, in the chair. There were present Alderman W. Townseiid, Alderman Lewis, Adderrnan Lyne; Councillors James Browu, W. West, Oliver Go*s, H. J. P^rnall, H. A. Huzzey, Wyndham Jones, Thomas beynon, George :Fother'!ilJ, Robert Graham, G. W. ...

... KAY'S COMPOUND ESSENCE OF LINSEED, for Colds and ('JHwiata. teas Jiottis. RP H E 0 A RTTTFF ARMS ROYAL HOTEL, CARDIFF. FAMILY AND COMMERCIAL. This old-established HOTEL is now under new management, and has undergone thorough repair, having been entirely re-fur- niahed It is conveniently situated for all parts of the town, and contains LARGE AND SMALL PRIVATE SITTING KOOMS, COFFEE ROOMS, ...

... At I D L A N D R A I L W AY. THROUGH COMMUNICATION BETWEEN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND AND CARDIFF. Third Clou Pauengers are conveyed, by all Trails on ihe Midland Railway. MARCH, 1876.—UP Tbaiks WJUEK Days. A A B A Glasgow, via Ingle- p. m. p. m. p. a. p. m. p. m. a. m. (.15¡ I 9 10 ;10 5 Edinburgh do 4 20 Q 30 .10 i& Glasgow via York,. „ 50 .80 ,IG Edinburgh uitto. „ 7 30 10 So ? 50 Newcastle „ ...

... A REWARD OF £ ?0 is offered by Messrs. Reckitt and Sons, of Hull and London for information that shall lead to the conv ctinn of any person selling im tations of their Paris Blue in Squares It is easy to detect the cheat, as the Pans Blue u e,i in he h'riive t Wales' Laundry is only genuine when sold in squares wrapped up in pink paper, bearing I. Reckitt and Sons' name and trade mark. 7377 ...

... LATEST MARKETS. CORN. BIRMINGHAM CORN MARKET, Thursday.—There was a fair supply of wheat to-day, but business was slack for all descriptions excepr heed wheat, and prices ware about the same as last week. hetnand for bariey limited, and grinding sorts rat ier ehoaeer. Uc,ts, beans, aud peas dull, and quotatioiis slightly in buyers' favour. Weather tine. CATTLE. 'IRKGAKON AlOMBLY l\iIAHIŒ'l', ...

... SCAXJB OF CHARGES FOR ADVERTISEMENTS n, Iz I; P. EOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, SALES BY AUCTION BUSINESS ADDRESSES, &o., Ordered for two orthree insertions are charged at the following rate per insertion to Four Lmes Is- Od. EleTen and Twelve Lines S3. Od. Thre Mid Si* Lines 1B. 3d. ThTteenicFourteenLraes 8a. 6a, Sota sod Eight lines 2s. Od. Fifteenand Sixteen Lines 4s. Od. ...

... In consequence o Spurious imitations of LEA AND PERRINS' SAUCE which arc calculated to deceive the Public, LEA AND FERRINS HAVE ADOPTED A NEW LABEL, bearing their Signature, LEA AND PERRINS. Which will be plaeed on every Bottle of WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE, After this date, and without which none is genuine. Sold wholesale by the Proprietors. Worcester; Crosse and Blackwell, London; and export ...

... f *Wt CttttttatniRtttU. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. M*u*ger.. MR LKWIS ESMONDE. THE LAST NIGHT? THE NATIONAL OPERA COMPANY, Under the direction of Messrs II. WALSEAM and F. DIXON, will baTe the honour of (firing a series of performances asaoove. Tne tnume* of the following principal Artistes will be a guarantee eC theexcellence of the Prima Donna—MADAME E. TELMA. Of the Crystal Palace, Gaiety. and ...

... MR. GLADSTONE REVIEWED A D ANALYSED.* To those who carefully read Mr publica- tions on rhe ques ion of Romar-ism and Dr Newman's celebrated reply, it would be apparent that further answer was unnecessary. And yet since the publicatun of the latter pamphlet, numerous replies have appeared— from Cardinal Manning, Monsignor Capel, and others. Although, as all candid readers must allow, Newman's ...

... AGRICULTLTRE. The lateness of the spring-, says the Oardf» £ r's is favourable to the productiveness of the summer, bu: the excessive rainfall of the last few weeks compels the postpone- ment of many kinds of work that must be prejudiced by delay. On heavy lands seed sowing lias thus far been a tire- some business, and, speaking generally, it may be safely said that up to this time potato ...

... The Goldsmiths' Company have made a grant of £ 50 in aid of the funds of the National Society for Promo- ting the Education of the Poor in the Principles of the Established Church. A clever arrest has just been made at The Birches, near Lurgan. It seems that Constable Drummond, of that station, remarked a well-dressed Englishman driv- ing about the place. Soon after a full description came to ...