... 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. ...

... 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 „ ...

... 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. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY AFFILIATION CASE AT TALGARTH. faring 0 £ tha case in which Mr Thomas Evans, of °f Dowlais, was summoned by Margaret Jones, to^ *'?wth, to show cause why he should not contribute hiujt ? the support of her child, of which she alleged cV?e the putative father, and which was born on the November last, was continued at the Talgarth ^o-art, on Saturdav, before Messn Gr. W. Vansfhan, • ...

... SAYCE AND RAKE, STOCKBROKERS 7, FISHER-STREET, SWANSEA. SWAJSrSi £ A DAILY Sl'OCK AND SHARE LIST. Amt. Paid RAILWAYS. Prices. Stock £ 100..Bristol and Jixeier 1,00 142 xd lltli lit luo..Hereford, llay, and Brecon 8j 83 lJj..Lianelly^. x 100..Llynvi and Ofjmure ii.jxd lo0.-Li'-naoi ana Nortti-Westcm 1V2 1. 14'JJ 100..Midland 131 u2 i00..M'juuioutluliire m 145 xd lOO-.Rhymuey ...

... IttMintttots. rntn, Profusely IHustrated, 24 pp. Price 2d. HORNET.—High class, Literary, HeW Political Journal, Every Wednesday. Under i> ,rhe wnartest and brightest of all the j^»sagents. 33 Notices- May 1x8 ordered through SPECIAL NOTICE. „ On the 1st May was issued GRATIS with lTHE LITTLE GILLS' TREASURE. A SPLENDID OLEOGRAPH BKTITLKD THE RlVAE CiiAiMANTS,' iSBnlnn,)- r, 0r» W HOBfcPoPPY ...

... futiUc «tt»rWHin«ittt. T -H-E-ATe.E- ROYAL, OARDIFF. SATURDAY, March 11th, MR C. DILLON, IN TWO PIECES. Pf.r.roRxwcF THE STRANGER. To conclude witu the Romantic Drama of DON C/ESAR DE BAZAN. Suppo tsd by t lie Company. Prices of Admission- Boxes, 2s td and 2a Pit, Is; Gallery, 6d. Ha.'f-pricc at iNine o'clock. G RAND C I R C US, CARDIFF. TO NIG T (SATURDAY), COMIC SINGIVG CON TESTS ...

... THE QUEEN'S .VISIT TO THE EAST-END. Yesterday her Majesty opened the Grocers' Company's wing of the London Hospital in Commercial-road. That company, it may be mentioned, have munificently sub- scribed altogether £25,000, and this sum has been supplemented by several donations of £ 1,000 from several private firms and individuals. The [weather was beautifully fine, but cold. Great preparations ...

... W. PIDLKR'S UMBRELLAS at all prices, for all clas; e g of every description.—31, St. E ary-atieet, Cardiff. Price I a, pos t free 5054 LINSEED LOZENGES, a solidified linseed tea, laxative and demulcent; 6d., post free, 7d. Kay Bros., Stockport, and al; Chemists. 554* 0 Caution.—Messr?. RECKTTT & SONS beg to caution the pu blac against imitation square Blue of very inferior qualitv. The Paris ...

... R. NIOHOLAS & 00 RAILWAY WAGON CONTRACTORS, BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. RAILWAY WAGONS BUILT FOR CASH, HIRE OR REDEMPTION PURCHASE. REPAIRS UNDERTAKEN BY YEAR OR TERM OF YEAR. N.B.—CASH ADVANCED ON RAILWAY STOCK, Repayable over Term of Yeara. SECOND-HAND WAGONS ALWAYS ON HAND FOR Bias. 224 The Marvellous Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption, and all Chest Affections. ...

... 113 guctfon, AUCTION APPOINTMENTS. fcL0tel-keen»P.iI!.iar8 BARNARD, THOMAS and CO. °Pertv q °tock-in-Trade, &c., at Swansea March 15 -y, at Swansea \mmm\ „ Mar. °8eJiold M.r;SSRS- BEYNON & HUGHES. », r'1lure, &c., at Swansea Mar. 10. Oil t» MR- ■'• H. DANIEL. Paintings &e. at March 10 MR. T. H. DA VIES. g houses, at Swansea Mar. 9 0rse». at R,h ...

... THE WEBB TESTIMONIAL FUND. Messrs. J. G. Chambers and H. J. Chinnery, who under- took to receive subscriptions on behalf of Captain Wehb. state that the list is no v.- closed. The amount acknowledged by them amounted to £ 2,424 4S. lid. Of this sum £ 1,872 has, at the request of several subscribers, been invested by Messrs. Chambers and Chinnery on Webb's behalf, and brings him in an annual ...