... Ginger Beer Prepared and Sold, Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, J. MUNDAY, (Successor to w. CROSS), OPERATIVE CHEMIST, Duke Street, corner of High Street, CARDIFF. CABBAGES! CABBAGES! CABBAGES I Q W ILLIAMS, POTATO* MERCHANT, THE HAYES, CARDIFF, Has ...

... Ginger Beer r \M *5JnIC\ \'K! 'So^* Wholesale and Retail, by the Proprietor, «'• (Successor to w. Cuoss), OPERATIVE CHEMIST, Duke Street, comer of High Street, CARDIFF. CABBAGES! CABBAGES! CABBAGES! G. W ILLIAMS, POTATO* MERCHANT, THE HAYES, CARDIFF, Has ...

... opnosition bench were the Earl of Kimberley, the Earl of Derby, and the Earl of Morley. The Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge occupied their customary seats on the-cross benches. Amongst the other peers present were the Earl of Cork, Lord Fitz- ...

... GREAT BARGAINS now to be had *t 17. HIGH-STREET (Corner of Church-street), 2^1 and 292, BUTE-STREET, 31, ST. MARY-STREET, 3. DUKE-STREET, 92. COWBRIDGE-ROAD, CANTON, 137, CLIFTON-STREET, ROATH. 648s at all his Branch Shops in South Wales. F EARN'S (From ...

... their dut.es. It was pleasant to see the heir to the Throne mixing freely with the crowd the course, surrounded by the Duke of Cambridge, Lord Hastings, and other noblemen. There was no unseemly crowding or pressing to get new the prince, for on these occasions ...

... JTIEATHKU JiEDS, full sized, excellent quality, only 1' two gnine.s each.—Bevan and Company, Jhe Card.ff Furnishers, 21, Duke-street, Caroilt. 4-6 JUKILKK PKRAMBUL^IORS, hlcycfo wheels, reversible brass jointed hoods, splendid articles, »>nly 52s 6d ...

... have their somes ruled happily and comfortably should go for their fur- niture to Bevan and Co., The Cardiff Furnishers, 21, Duke-street, Cardiff, whose marvellously low prices continue to attract so much attention. The per- sistent sellicg of really good ...

... newspapers for trespassing at her comer, as she called it. She said that it was given her by the Duke of Wellington, and confirmed by the Duke of Cambridge. Prisoner entered into a defence of her rights, and Mr Bennett said he must stop the nuisance. This ...

... that was no theft in law, and on the prisoners being convieted applied for a case, which was granted. THE NAVAL DUKE RETURNS TO HIS POST. The Duke of Edinburgh, accompanied by his flag-lieutenant (Mr Keppel), and his Navel Secretary (Mr Rickard), left London ...

... who belonged to Vauxhall, was drowned while bathing in the river on Satur- day. REMARKABLE SCORING AT CAMBRIDGE. Mr E. J, Diver, a native of Cambridge, who for two or three seasons played for Surrey, but who is now residing at his home, is displaying who ...

... ii,he has a distinguished carriage and manner. He was educated at King's Col- lege, London, from whence he proceeded to Cambridge and graduated Master of Arts with liifih mathematical honours. Subsequently he occupied a Professor's chair in tbe Royal ...

... PILLS FOR FEMALES. In boxes, Is ld and 2!1 9d 'each; free by post 2d extra. Local Agents: Cardiff, Mr Munday, Chemist, l, Duke- jstreet Newport, Mr J. Iphillips, 92, Commercial- street Swansea, Mr lveail, Chemist, 199, High-street jF. H. Hew son, 8, ...