... I .E ?? TO THE EDITO %5 All ?? must write on arm SIDR cl the papa cub. or theirlettws will be relectet We cannot publish any letter uless the writer snds sb Alnl NAa an sADDTuIs, not neoeffasly for publi- cation, but as a Guarantee of good faith, The Editor cannot undertake to retumn rejected V. toomnnilntions under snu oircuintenoeC V WV. B (Yetradgyulais).-The pamnphlet you mention, ae C. ...

... NOTES BY JOHN BULL. & LUTLE MORE LTGn r Oy Tfn Mif.1:) BOGEY. Bit by bit Mr. Reed'aambltious pls o! mafiog tie ?? for Cardhi pmote hi oommer- cfal interest' at Milford, and the promotion of Milforw' intereats ?? these ot Card, are ooming to light. In a meeting held at Milfori in the interest of Mr. Allen. the Radial odaidata, Mr. William Davies, the leading speaker, declared that Mr. Reed ?? ...

... THE ROT AN SHEEP. ,a 14a'I It (Feom the Bridgcmi Chtronicle.) the' fat ~j (BY DANIEL OWES, OF ASH HALL.) eatiu nfl wont In may last article, I stated that from my espe- wl ?? an ounce to an conces a out Li I t dsyof saltwae quitelautllcelet foreach sheep. I sa't. 'I hae since ohblerved that Profesrsor Simods hr ocoemends onaly about a quarter of an ounce a meat re day foroeach ...

... MERTHYR BnROUGIS. M R. NIXON'8 TESTIMONY TO HP, W. T. LEWIS. TEE & ITULN'S FUflND. . ?? ?? Tie mly m~at tlt e 0w to aoapy pnb~io aftetion at th±1w time iR Ube fotro~miirj ?? wfhtfb It 13ed t Tburad~y iistb, z l% ieepl b, t ' ieh, bctrdl to qraaM &Ts ;emtr% vill be kfn tbe 's3 t evezia DZl th¢ post wCkA all thrdeo tie omddto . ?? been Fy Imonst bp thoix Rppnatetn in th - ?? ti&wt s k billwg ...

... VESSELS SIGNALLED AT THE SWAN- SEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. SWANSEA, Wecl Ret3day. -Wind, SW. Weather squally. Steamers Severn, of Glasgow; Jane Bacon, of Liverpool. ...

... THE LIZARD, Wednesday.—Wind W, strong. Weather, thick fog at intervals. Passed East- schooner Royal Charter, of Carnarvon ship Baltimore, of and for Bremen, from Baltimore- all well. Passed It-est-Fiteauier lien, of London. Dusk.—Wind, SW, strong. Weather, thick, rain. Sea rough. Barometer, 29*64. ...

... A Washington dispatch states that Gene- ral Grant's supporters have heard nothing of his reported withdrawal from the candidature for the Presidency. ...

... ADDRESSES BY MESSRS RICHARD AND JAMES. T.Tessrs Richard and James continued their ,r1:nJ of addresses to the electors in the suburbs )f Merthyr 011 Friday night, meeting everywhere with ti at unanimous expression of good-will which las signalised their progress throughout. The electors of the Cyfarthfa district assembled ia an imposing body, 'horoughly representative of t'ie working population ...

... LLANELLYAfYNYDD MAWR liAILWAY COMPANY. A Committee of the House of Lords will sit Monday, in Loudon. 011 this Bill, Seveial local gentlemen left Ida;, ellv ou Thursday to at-pear IB support 01 it. A pet tion has lodged against it by Mr J. N. Phdiips, Atlybryn, Lh.NEUSJ A petition was numero isly by the itiliaz Qf Llanelly iu its faytjur, pn Thursday* ...

... [SPECIAL REPORTS FROM OUR TRADE CORRES- PONDENTS AND EXCLUSIVE SOURCES.] [SPECIAL REPORT BY OUR OWN C0RIŒSPOXDET.) CARDIFF. '1'hursday Night. The boisterous weather has seriously interfered with the shipping of coal at this port during the week. On sf'me days vessels hii-e been unable to move with safety in th Dock to get to the tips at which t) eir car: ,tS were waiting for them. Ti:ere has. ...

... JUDGE BERESFORDTND JUDG- MENT DEBTORS. At the Neath County-court on Wednesday, during. the disposal of judgment summonses, several travelling drapers applied for committal orders. In one case the defendant stated that he knew nothing about the debt which had been contracted by his wife with the plaintiff, a tra- velling draper. The man protested against the practice, aud urgtd that working ...

... NEATH. PROPERTY.—At the Alack worth Hotel, Neath, on Wednesday, MessrB Lewis Brothers offered for sale by public competition six leasehold dwel. ling-houses in Crythan Park-road, Neath, let at a. rental of E54 12s per annum. The piopertv is held on lease for 99 years from 24th June, 1873, at the ground rent of £13 15s. The highest bidding being £545, the lot was withdrawn. ...