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THE ONLY E F F IGI ■ SX And Sure Meant of LEARNING TO SWIM In a Few Trials, THE PATENT INDlA-RUBDER SWIMMING COLLAR. On Receipt of 6s, ANDERSON, ABBOTT AND y i ANDERSON, OF S Will Foiwa-d one P.>st Free, II CAN BE CARRIED IN IKE POCKET WHEN NOT EJ UB1 I Recommended by the 0: al Humane Society.

alt by ^urttau. AUCTION AFFOINTillENTS. ?.lK>'Sit.S- BROS Srowinc Cr.->™> » Blackball Farmhouse Br.dgeod July 12 Messrs AL:- UUNDKlt, D' NIEL. t. CO. a- /&.oli'i Julv 12 Household F'.r i ur< »t art n — Juiy 12 ilivsrs BARNARD. THOMAS and CO Gjcat Wes erii K.,il*iv S.-stioii. C'rdH July 13 Hj;irvr8 i- Tin t'laie Company, at Swansea Julv 17 ftm-hold Business Prtm;ei. at Ijlvitri<«»nt —— July 26 irir .'iO D1NGTON • H,r^v:a C^ma^c?, &-c., a.; Si Xarv Hill August 5 Mr G. CORP. Plant, ece., at M^n July 20 Mr MOSSS CULii. Dwell,ns-heuses. Shops. Malt!iu,e. -t,,vPontypridd.. July 12 Air. H. 'AVIKS. Dwelling Houses and Premts- s, a S un-ea. Ju.y 12 Mr J. y. FiELDER- 1W Horsss, at Bristol Horse Rjposiiory Ju 3 .\h ts. J. HOWKlL TtiOMAS & THOMPI50. V%:aabi« E-ti'es and Minerals, at July 13 11. T. WHITS UN JoNtS. Unredeemed Pledges. :».t A')» rdar — Ju'y 13 Mr JOHN M. LEEDEK. Eon-ehold Furniture, &c., Ju V 12 aouit hol,ifurijit tire, &-c., at Swan",a. July 14 Ilro tvrty, at Swansei Jul) 27 Mr BAsIL MASUN. 2retóh01d Residence. at'l\n'> -July 12 Messrs. T. J. PRICE & CO.. boots and Shoe?, a', S«vaiisei — • • — Juiy 13 Cabinet mid Uphulsie y Stock, at Swansea Mr THOMAS P..ICE. Freehold Farms.at Llandrindod Welis July 27 Mr W.P. STEPHENSON. Eav Cart Horse, at Cardiff .—July ia LcdoSêh, .ILl Popel' ;es, :\1. Rath. Cardiff. JUlY 21 Messrs. STRAKEU and L»-KE. vili& i-U^coiice, at Abergavenny — •• •• Jnly l-J Contents of Mansion, He., at Abergavenny~ Jnly & ~l Angr-l fjotel Cadiff. For the benefit of whom it may concern. V| E. W. P. STEPHENSON will StiLL by -UJl, AUCTION', at the Yard of the above Hotel, on fATUR- DA), the 1.-th of July, 1S76, at Two for Three o'cloc, pre- cisely, a KAY CART HOfiSK, 4 years old, standing lb liand.. 2 inches, May be seen at the hotel stable?. Sapphire street and Bertram street (eastward of cliiton street), Koath. Cardiff. MR W. F. STEPHENSON is instructed to SfXb t.y PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Cardiff Arms BdR-, Cardiff, on FUIDAY, July 21st, 1576. at 4 o'clock p.m. (subject t, conditions of tale to be then produced), the following LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES Lota 1 and 2 withdrawn. Lot 3.-A Dwelling-house and Premises, beme LNo. 8, S»; phiro street Roatb, let at a weekly rental of lis 6d. Lot 4-A Dwelling-house and Premises adjoining Lot 3. No. 10, Sapphire street, let at a weekly rent ot lis 6H. Lots 3 »nd 4 are held under lease granttd by Lord Tredegar Vr ;)9 yfirs, from the 25th Marth, 1*70, and will be sold subject ;o au apportioned ground rent of jES 10s per house. LOT 5.—The Dwelling-houses and Premises recently com- •"leied^oeing Nos. 20 and 22, Sapphire street, Roath, let at Rfteklv rents of lis each. Thin Lot is held under lease granted ay Lord Tredegar for 99 years, from the 25th March, 1 ¡O, and frill be sold subject to an apportioned anuual ground rent of £ 2 10s each house. „ L(jT (I.-A Dwelling-houi;e an,d Premises, being i-o. 7 (Nortn Mdt.), Emerald street, Roath, let to Mr Margery at a weekly rent 0f8S6d- T ♦ « Lot {.—A Dwellmg-bouse and Premises adjoining Lot b, (North side), Emerald street, Roath, let to Mr GJdlrey, at & weekly rent of 8s 6d. L.»tt t) aid 7 are held under lease from Lord Tredegar for a term of 99 years from 25th March, 18*0, at a yearly ground rent of ZD Os 0d, which will be equally apportioned bfctween these lots. ALI the above are well built, and let to respectable tenants. r-ne private improvements have been complettd in Broadway. portion of the purchase money of each lot may remain on l11..rtg;,a"e. For further particulars apply to the Auctioneer, at his offices, 21, street, Carditf or to Mr JOHN HEJCRY EVANS, Solicitor, 57S2 13, QuJ.Y street (High street), Cardiff. Freehold at Llantrissant, for sale. "A/FESSRS BARNARD, THQMAS, CLARKE, and iJo., have received instru?tions from the Trustees of tue Estate of Me W. J. Trehtrne, gr.ocer, draper, -and iron- monger, in liquidation, to SELL by AUCTION, in one Lot, at the .sew Inn, Pontypridd, on WEDNE-DAY, the 2fith day of July, L7'i, at four ior five o'clock in the afternoon, precisely nui>ject to ci: ditions to be then and there produced). all*that valuable FREEHOLD DhVKLLING-HOUSE, SHOP, and_ PRE- MISES, sitjate at Llantrissant. Glamorganshire, now in the Jecu^ation of Mr Edgar Treharne. The premises, which are new and substantially-built, are :ntrallv situated, and admirably adapted ior business purposes. The property may be viewed any time prior to the sale. For further particulars application can be made at the AuctionctOrs; to D. W. Lavis, Esq., Solicitor. Cardiff; or to Messrs Spickett and Pries, Solicitors, The Court Bouse, Ponty- pri.ld. 8,'09 SALE THIS DAY. T.) Eakem. Flour Dealers, and Others.—Salvage from Fire. MESSRS ALEXANDER, DANIEL, & CO. Y.U1 SELL by t\UC)TON, positively without reserve, at 4ies>re Bnrtou and Sons' Warehouse, aojoming the Ulaiuor- Uaushire Canal Cardiff, on WEDNESDAY EXT, the 12th July, 118 SACKS of FLO u R. very slightly daica^ed. The Sale will corumencc at Twelve o'clock. 873D SALE TlJlS iJAY. Liii Villa, Canton, near Cerdiff.—Furniture, Pianoforte, Iron fafe Lawn iower, Sewing-Machine, and Effects. MESSRS ALEX^NDEH, DANIEL, & co. .ill &ELti*by AUCTION, on the Premises, on WEDNES- .ill &ELti*by AUCTION, on the Premises, on WEDNES- DAY, JULY 12th, 1870, the principal port on of th Excel ent HOUSiiHOLO FURMTURE, comprisingFine-tcned 7-octave coitaige pianoforte, in walnut case mahogany pedestal s de- Ujaid, telescope tables, anu other diiiii.g-rooui appointments; a.imney and toilet glasses, elegant inlaid walnut loo table, tapertry and otuer carpets, dinner sen-,ce, excellent tv d- cha.mbe' and kitchen requisites; enirrav ngs and oleographs, Mal;ell lire-proof safe: copying press, lawn niowinz machine, shina, klass, and other effects of J. F. »> ii.stone, Esq., quitti, g bis reflidetiCC, Lima Yilla, Canton, near Caruiff. The Sale will commence at Two o'clock in thi Afternoon. S6S8 SALE THIS DAY Newport Catth Market. MR. JAMES GKAHAM will SELL by PUB- LIC AUCTION in the above Market, on WEuNESDAY NEXT, the 12th July, 1876, A Heavy, Power! ul, o > ear-eld CART HORSE. A 7 year-old Bluck HOR-E, suitab'e for black work. A 6 jear-o!d HOKSi'« suitable for Brougham. a capital BRSAK, neai y new, to c.tr. v ZQ persons. Double set of hTlitl M' U ited HARNESS. Sa eat Eleven o'clock 8744 Preliminary Announcernent.Alexandra Steam Brewery, Con- stable lade, C'lmmercial road, Newpo: t, Mod. MR. G. CORP has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on the abort PrcraU. a, on THURSDAY >mv 20f a, 870. the whole > f the MACHINERY, fixed and loose PLANT ard Eflejts. without reserve. tarticu *rj in future advertisements. lucr:ou •. t's Office, Hayes. Card.fi. 8776 —Pont ShoIi~Nerton, near Pontypridd.—Leasehold Prop rty. MR. J. S .HUEb is instructed io ShLL by \U' TION under powers of Sale contained in a slort- ■r-,e Deed ^t tiie Lurchers' Arim Inn, Po.itypruiU, on WED- NT* l!A* Juiy 19 1SV6, at. 6 p.m. precisely, subje t to such M.mlit.,0-.S as snail then be produced, all those thiee well bu.lt f^irTAGdS n d GARDEN* containing by admeasurement 45 aitna+H at Pont Shou Norton, on the side of the turn- TZ C^dJff to Meritiyr, w.thin half a mile of the ♦ n ixe worK-s of Messrs. Brown, Lenox, and Co and one mUe of th.e Mariret town of Pontypridd. The property of the 'aj,e Evan Williams. Mason- 7X neitv 18 he d un'!tr Leas» for Two lives, and from '^f1gUl-vivor fo a term <f 99 years, fr. m the 1st of je^ease ycarlv ground rent of Thr^u oJnds, seven well let to respeetob'e Tenants. For M'ther par'iculars, pply to the Auctioneer, or to Mr Q q >; "itor both of 0s.rd.it/* /u t'^iieVr-s^rtice, .;mirrh-9tre, t, Cardiff. 8706 3?05 /M?«;SRS iMADDOX and EMERY, 18,High- [%/| ESbXViO. Auctioiir.ers, Estate and House Agents, „S'rtAv,ral1 first-ctass ViL^A Ri-.St DEUCES to Lr/T or &e., nave th. ai.so 9 veral HOUSES in Upper SKLLatlenar tlan l^ alKiCath»ys; also a delightfully ind uovyer Gia • P flued up it)l every convenience, aud s.tu.it^^ Rt S DEN -• nth ttie exclusive right of furnished, uear Abergftrerii.j, ashing for over two nu.es n ■ 7g26 __For part culars ^Sale^neaT-Usk, Very Important Fre^onmonti,Shire "\1TR DAYID BVAlSS has been instructed to lVti I ninless previously disposed of by -•JL SF,i..j y AtOiI I jirtt'ce will bo given), at PRIVATE CONTRACT, of wln,^d on THURV)AY, the 27ih the Threj Sahnons' Ho'el, usa. a t t!iat FREEHOLD Q-.ya July, lS7(i,atth-e« o clock pie" BmldjllR3 thttr6on> FaRM and LAN OS, with the M ■> prestoed Farm, row ca-ile,: fctivl known bv the n»ui* of veu'lv tenant, and con- i.'i Wit? ocouT>ati m of Jjemtti about 110a is tamn? in the whole 163a lf 0 the e»tate. coppice wooaiand, which will be son. • jinpr0% enienfc, a"d in i'rie a'oove properly is capable ot sr a* present value, ttiewtura^-of a few years oug^lit to ll* v l, a0nie wed known It aS,)rd» exi^ileiit gliootnu'. and ]1,c t- n;g yraeo the fex coverts, and is surrouude l by the es^t^ .t u Beaufort, W. A. Williams. Esq., °Mortgage. A" jvwlion-rt' the purchase nionef inay re! 0m is Howell3, mrthe;.partilul.rsi..a> b-' obtained of John^Tnom fr h rbert, and of the Auctioneer, at his Office, j t'jdvil. — — SALE THIS DAY. Windsor Tetr.oe, Uplauos, Swansea. l\/a R T H OAVIES ia instructed to offer f F* LEAD) O'. .:L NL IMP '«S THE -«uert,n Arms Hotel, High street, S-ariMa tht» <1 bd 'ubsr,antia«iV ondt DWELL)S'* HOTJah Sand* i, in Windsor terf.ee, ^Pla^l-B' f^flveiil- ^ouseetmtams J) rooms. wSto twunl {.amnes at rarÂ- "J.lIM"atii. iht __m altJl lit) udion. -I SALE THIS DAY. MX> T Tvi°ntT ^er terrac«r Fvnoue, Swansea. v*r t r ^DER has been instructed by si."i h- Al'CTtriK ^W11° is leaving the neighbourhood), to Tm,vV h '♦J*' tl the place, on WEDNESDAY, vrftiV'lH-RK n e uf the well-pres"rved HOUSEHOLD f rt ( v "forte, ware, &c., comprising walnut piano- d awiW-room bu!u 111 excellent condition, « a[nut »i«v i11 greeu re (viz., six chairs, laid} cier »]• Cuueh), walnut loo table (iu- !^ni<trv a,~Ti k; h' mePiece, window poles at;d curtains, ( in! ef c-rpet;i, hearthrugs, fenders and fire-irons, ssa, ?«*», >« tsr. j-». «- ,,th,.r mattrp^ r> Z' uon be'steads, p:ill'asses, spring and lt'o»l«es\wilT eJnj wat.h8tai.ds and dressing tables, « rn..Mn" an,I r D'a',ogany and oak chests of drawers, pulinarv"utensils kn°k' 1('-et,liei' with the usual kitchen and diniier'service.'lead'- )^adletS& ^llow Pllie)' table8' chairs' o'ed^k1h?the1or^!oon!ng °f 8a!e* Sa:e 40 commence at 13 Auctioneer's Office* yxford Chambers, Oxford strest, S'.vansea. M Oxfoul chambers, Oxford-street, Swansea. sn "bv i'r t has been instructed to \K riul.'u at,the above Chambers, on FRIDAY PLRNlTURE,,Cb1n,aa'rT!"lnn?ent of suPeri0r HOUSEHOLD prising mahogany tiectro-piaied Goods, &c.. com- with exira lei'-eg r9' do- telescope dining table sofa, upholstered" 'in 8"p!5rior and well-made manogany spring-seated, and wal,lut drawing-room suite, hair and lea her. m 8':riP-d rep, couches l;« do., fend-rs, fire-.rona ^aho^any ea-3y chairs, cane-seated he-irthiugs, ornamemi^ SSJ?' B u?8els aild other carpets, pictures, timepieces Dair -°a'• «!ectro-plate.J goo Is, ind Pembroke table'. „ cmna flower pots, mahegan,. loo nd l'embroke table" oCcasionai tables. coal vases, &c.,&c.; feather and inillpuff V AHS ra'U' mattresses, palhas.es, drawers, maho-anv w«vS." I"a>l0gany an,l P»i»ted c tsts of table with glass a'ltaoi nd w,lh m;irbi<! l0P- do- dre-smg towel horses, kitchen ™ -°- lnatoh' sets of chamber ware, proof s.jfe. requisites, &c., &c. also, an iron firo- jJoodson TOwmor.imfofg, Sale to commence at n '1 oc.ock m the forenoon. 8/24 Nort'iatnpton Mew<< <!„. Proprietors, Buildern !ea*rTo Capitalists, Livery Stable nient. an others. -A most desirabU- Invest- JViRto SEr^Jv FEEDER lias been instructed 27tn day of ,1 uly l.;7«/, U'J AUCT'ON, on THURSDAY", the ditions which wiil be r!1 ';nw or Wore lots» and subje t to con- Hotel, Castle square V, at thu t me ot 8als)- at *he Ca-tle MISES, kn-iwn 38 a' a'1 tllat LEA*r'EHOLI> P» E- iorthampton place)'x ^,llJTON MEW6 (at toe back of Mr }V. Hiding and Mvva!i ,or £ neriy in the occupat on of 99i feet, and m the rrar !?? St°ck, containins a frontage of The whole o; the Pror.'»»- The whole,o: the Propert,y 15 h¡:,ld upder a lease dated the September, 1860, at the a tei"m of 90 years, from the 29th day is situate in the centre n?T 7 5fr°und rt nt of ^26- Tll° property valuable for the particulnr t0'Tn' and dai,y becomil,S mora Sale to commence «t ft Busme9S now carried on there, p or further particul^66 °'Ci°ck- Swansea; Charles Henru «a ^to T*avid, Esq., Solicitor, Messrs Brown and Col'in U!?a!5odine» E«q,, Solicitor, Swansea; tioneer, Oxford Chamber!" ^">ii,;itors, Swansea; or of the Auc- -luf:r8.Swans<a. 8722 Ab SALk TO-MORUOW. MESSRS Monmouthshire. by AUcnoN ^,Mli and LAKE will SELL on TtiURdDAi, the t Hotel, Abergavenny, Af ernoon, subject to con,i ,U y' 187e' at Tb^ee o'clock in the lhat suostantially built 8 o £ 8ale t0 be then produced, all Vlina.Conve,'iently arranged Situate on the side of Cba, *K?'SIDEI,CE' vennv, in the county ot v hoad, in the parish of Aberga- the proprietor, Mr John p?n.mouth. now in the occupation of house, which is known af «^on' who is leavine- England. Tne its ground. and contain* Kock Villa," stands in the centre of room, kitchen, back kitei- en,r&nce ball, dining-room, d awing- best bedrooms, two se 'en', Paritry, underground cellar, four is a lawn in front of the >i l)ebrooms, and two w.c. There and stable in the rear use > a kitchen garden, coach-house The .remises stand i„.„ commanding extensive Vi healthy and pleasant situation, oi ti e Brecon Road Raihv 8' RrilJ W1 !,in three minutes' walk and aupp'ied with water °<atlon- They are well drained, held uuder a lease for a t from the town works, and are subject to tne payment of m of 999 years> from lBt June, 1871, For further particular "Vear,y fe'round rent of £ 2 10s. Auctioneers, AbergaVeu,svand cards to view, apply to the crickhowell. 5 or Mr E. G. Davies, solicitor, r." ^—Tk Peutre Court, Abergavenn^^nTd.stant from theTowi7on the Brecon road. Attractive Sale of the Cnoti Ti comprising the u»tiy Csntentsof the above Residence, FURNITURE PRINCIPAL AND 8ix mahogany and otw 'CON DARY BEDCHAMBERS, <ire8sini; tab ei, naah ,wardrol es. maride top washstands, and French Ledstea^^V four post, ha!f tester, wool, hair, ano floct- furn-tuie ai.d feather beds, THE DilAWi'Nr??1',tr^s,'es- baths, toiletware, &c., &c. In carved rosewood uVd i°°M APt01NrMENTS, exceedingly haud^oin tbTed 'n crimson striped sat n; couches, easy, and In'aid h.'o, w. rk and fancy tables gla.S-S, ch dfonrii,.re 8ma" chairs, ottoman, noble pier cabinets, massive cha a P'ate glass panels, e'egant timepieces, &c., &c nde.uer, Silber lamps, window cornices, piano, with thi ee rij-'ri 11 ^ant lone, full compass'cottage The DiNlNG-ROoil Lrpp v KVI I> BOUDOIR, STUDIO, and Mahogany telescope, _HALLS. card and fancy tahl 1wr*ting, lembroke, occasional, piano, book cases. easy and stoall chairs, couches, LAKGE ANt> VERV Tim pieces Kn ValUABLW OIL PAINTINGS, THE CHINA, ULaSo8' ln,:er Argons, &c., &c. Window drapery, tendeis A.R'^ Hi.NW ARE, CARPET" a general a.id useful •>* dreir; ns throughout tue house and brewing utensi s ssor'mar,t <!>f kitchen, culinary, dairy, house plants, wire f 6ey°ra' dozens of iron hurdles, green- ha,,dsome bay cob ho6'1^K sheep, cattle, mare and colt, a.r cu tural imple^le*,untress, pigs, poultry; garden and part of a r ck of fern c <!er'. r'oli of prime meadow hay, the excellent feiddler^ Cil'8nt,'ty t!' firewood the whole of nient? three four-wh'l iitabu> and coacb-house appoint- iither requisite effe, carriages, together with various M[< KSkS STu J''1 a country residence, and which favoured with i^BR and LAKE have been the above premises, bv riiV UCt'0: s t0 ^ISLL by AUCTION, on having the neighbourhoodCtlon of the Rev A- Wood (wbo is an 1 *^l.-t July, i87d, an,Hoii °" ThUPSDaY and FRIDAY, 50th eaoh. dav at One oviuek °u°wi ig day if necessary, commencing Tlie Auctioned rs havePf,eC,8el>> of the gentry and inhnt, ca Pleasure in cilling the attention genuine !?ale, and imnP .ants oI the neighbourhood to this above named, the'its hp" Pu,lc'ua^ attendance at the time C italoiues may be obt, Offices, Tiverton place 'l at the Auction and Estate Agency Brynmawr. At)ergavenny and Market chambers, College Chambers, Collet.. 8'1" ment 7 8treefc. Swansea.—A large consign- MESSRS T 1 "t!^00'3 a«d Shoes, by AUC'nov'atP^ICt: and CO., will SELL the 15th day of July 'j«~R ah .ve rooms, on t-ATURDAY, SHOK.n. '"> a large assortment of BOOTo and N. B.-There win be no reK«™ Terms-Cash. uu "serve. i-a e to commence at Tl»„« in the evening. 0 0 ciock m the afteanoon, and six Auctio.eers' Offices. i L y> 1876. 8725 Preliminary Notice T M'ESSRS 'J' t tC7. 8' Hl&h-street, Swansea. instructed by Mr r ri(JE aud C9* haVe been businees. to SLLL bv PUbI if* Mor^a"- who is retiring from who e of bis large aud va m auCT!ON, at an early date, the of Cabinet aud Opholstervui ST0'-K-JN-TRADE, consisting Auctioneevs' Offices, Coll. every description. sea and Vauf han-street t l f,laUlbers, College-street, Swan- «t, L.anelly, 8th June. 1876. 8293 Outfitting Business f0r Outfitt disposal. To Drapers, MESSRS T. J. Pui'p^11 v i: structions to asf r Hnd C°* recelved the power of a Bil; of Sale K ^ttlVATE CONTRACT, uuder HOUSEHOLD i I'R.Nh, !e of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, Smith, of No. 15, Wind gtrl,' e a!ld other Effects of Mr H. For further particulars n„h ,'vVan3Ca- Auctioneers. d to view the Stock, apply te the slreet'eLianeliym29'.h SwanBea' and ^"a^;an Property, or good personal «»,? ♦ L6a'ehold lJou8e' T-anded payable by easy insUlmentj 'r7y' V:' p('r cent" interest. re' ta^es. with other important adv&n- Ker Prospectuses, and furtl, T J PRICK and CO., Aurti^ "formation, apply to Meesrs ber»; College-street, Valu«rs- *<■. Colle?e ,Jham" .]]„ *nsta, and Vaug-han-street, bian- elly-. 7866 C Mm^lsin'^ie piush^ °f Valuabl^states aud (jyfelach, in the counties 0. ME?oSNRt 've ?e^TELL THOMAS & 1THOMP- piiB'JC" AUCTION, at the^t'^1 t0 0lfer for SaLE b"V THURSO AY, the 27th day j^J"C^A™8 Lianellly'°n r selv (-n«t.-»d of the lgt}, t..k y' 8,6» at °"e 0 C,0Lk pre" Valuable ESTATE known as y' 118 Previously aunounc £ d), the c Iuablo FSI'ATE, know,, COUlir KYDRIM TT^T ATT? in the "^unHUCrcarmarU #ncdy- afd LU^gyfelach, V „ tTe h L-hh oMJl tt, d fi'amortran, in 26 lot s com- KTHEY GELL\ CYn« « FAkiIS of COURT KYDRIM, C. M ^CHYGARRKG, LLETHY- o^vrAliNE FORaKs'r B'^f,DD!r. MoUaTAIN GATE, ^NKAWft OkftamPGWAUN RHOSYFED- WEN, WAL N A<VR, GROGWINION and GARNANT, and the valuable AuNEKALo under parts of the above estate The Estate c .nsnte of nearly 850 acres of fertile "arable and VQ00uertnnumm,:a<iOWS'let at Iow rents, amounting to »bout va v U^' &n*1 is situate withiu easy distance, by rail, of ne y lmponant market towns ot Swansea, Carmarthen, Lianelly, and Llaudilo. A great part ef the Estate is bounded bv the river Rougher, whfen uftords capital fishing-, and good Bhootlng ifl hari tlirt P*in8> ^ith detailed particulars of all the lots, are in couise o' pt't pai'at.iori, and may shortly be had on appli- cat on to the Auctaneeia at ti.uir Offices, Carmarthen Messrs Sjiith, Dav.es, and co., So'lcitors, 1a, Frederick's-plft^. OW Jew v London; or of JM5T MESSRS DAVIES & CO., Llandrindod Wells, Radnorshire, South Walos._—I>;iport*i>t !■ ale of valuable Freehold Property, the CELLWs Eo 1 E, in the several parishes of Liar.badarnfa^r, Ccfnllys, Lian- dewv, Ystradennv, and Nantmel. An exceedingly valuab.e Freehold Property, comprising an area of about 640 acre situate in a delightful und p'cturesqu' locaoty, and embracing exrer sive views of the lar-famed Caen eddan rocks ill Kad- norFhire, and tlie E, yiint hil s m Brecot*»h're, close to Peny- bont, w'iif .e there is a firat-cl*s^ railway station ontheCintral Wales Railway, and i nly about a mile niid a half distut from the fashionable and rising watering place, Llandrindod Walls, within enhy reach of a Church, Post, and Tele- graph Office; and convenient to the mefts of the Radnorshire Harriers, ar.d the West Herefordshire Fox- hounds. The property is beauti ully umbered; there are valuable f.tone qnarries and e'<nd pits thereon, and increasing demand, prevails in the neighbourhood tor both Stone and sand at a high royalty. The estate also posses.es many charming sites for the erec, ion of a maiisio,i and villa resiliences. The River Itlion runs through a i art of the pru- perty. and affords about a mile ana a half of excellent ns-))ng, and "there are several first-elass coverts for game, with good asp-ct. The estate is divid.-d into V,e followug fum.-< Cellws, containing about 1, acres, with an excellent and substantially built resilience, and farm buildings, stabling, and gardens, including rich meadow, pasture, orchard, a'aole and woo ilauds, lying with'n a rinK fence. Ibis farm J3 bounded for the mo-t part by the hiv<r Ithon, and the turn- pike road leading )rom Penybont to Llatidi inuod WePs, and there is a m. at valuabie sa d pit upot it. Cp)< rCeUw. with farm house and buildings, containing allout K-tl ncre of fin. meadow, pasture, arable, and wood lands, about a mile a"d a haif from Llandrindod Welle, and bound-d on the west side by the said turnpike road leading thereto. There is a valuable st iiequirry on this firm, mid it prtsen s many magni. cent sites or building, aud its OlJt guily to Lbndrin- dod Wells renders it ..{ a srreatly IOCIeasing vallie with a-iout ter-. acres of excel ens iveadow and pa-tjre land. Mount Pleasant Cottage, with a'l.itmen'- of land, containing about 5 acrcs, adjoiniiia the sa d turnpike road lcadfnsr to Llandrindod Wells. Brynicoias, containing ,.lJou r 175 acres of goo 1 arable p vsture and wo .d Isnds, with farmhouse and modern and receivly erecttd sub- Stantial farm building. The turnpike road leading from Phavader to Penvbont run« through this farm, which is only about a m;le an-I a alf distant from the railway Atation at the latter place. LcwerTi.lc.-e 1, containing abeut 82 acres of excellent aiab.e, mesdow, pasture, and wood lands, with sup- abie farm houst: alld homesiea i, and i>;njron the wes* side of and partly aojoinii.a: I rynicolas >arm. aforesaid. MR THOMAS PRICE is instructed to oELL by AlKl'IoN. at the tump House Hitel, Llaiidrindod Wells, on THURSDvY, July 27th, 1?76, at 1.30 o clock in the afr.ernoon, and subject to conditions, the aove desiratile FHEE- HOLr F»RMS. rurther particul&r3 and plans may be obtained onai)-),e-ttiori toj. H. Co eiiian, tsq., «o ic tcr, I, Rrunswick roau, Glouc,ser; W J. llumfrys, Esq., Solicitor, Hereford, or of the Auctioneer, Builth. Treforeet, Glamorganshire.—Sale of Valuable Leasehold Properties. MR. MOSES CULE will SELL by AUCTION, at the Butchers' Arms Inn, Pontypridd, on WEDNfi!?- DAY July 12th, 1876, at Four for f ive o'clock 111 the Afternoon, sunie'ct to such conditions or sale as shall ihea produced, in Four Lots,or such otoer Lot or Lots as1 may'then be agreed upon, all those substantial DWELLIixG-HOLSEb, SHuP, MALP- HOT SE and PREMISES, situa ein Parit street, Treforest. Lot 1.'—AllXhat SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, STABUS, and PREMISES, in the occupation of Airs Mary Rafter, as tenant there°Tbis Lot as to part thereof is held under a lease for a term of 9S vears from the 1st day of March, 1836, at a yearly rent oflSslUd, and as to other part thereof is h«ld, with other premises, under a lease for a term of 97 years from the let dav of September, 183tS, and as to such other part will be sold subject to an apportioned yearlj rent of £ 1 lis 2d, making tne total yearly i;ent in respect of this l'pt, £ 210s 0d. Lot All that substantial building, tne Malthouse and also the five Tenements at the back thereof. Lot 3.—All that substantial Dwelling-house, Stable, Coach- house and Premises lately in the occupation ofMr Wm. Williams, 8ULo?4°-AU those two Dwelling-houses adjoining the Malt- house, low let to re~pecta.de tenants.. t. Lots 2, 3, and 4 are, with portion of lot 1, as mentioned above, held under a lease for the terra of 97 years from the lat oi September, 1830, and will be sol,i subject to tb9 fo.lowina: apportional yearly rents, namely—Lot 2 to the apportioned yearly rent of £ 6 10s; lot 3 to the apportioned vtaily lent of £ t 17s 9d and lot 4 to the apportioned yearly rent of £3 6s Id. Shouid the lots be varied at the time of s de. the Auctioneer will apportion the ground rent to each lot. The premises are situated in the centre of the town adjoining the main street, witii aa excellent road at the back thereof, in close proximity to the extensive forest Steel andiron Works,the Tali Vale Iron Works, and the Treforest Tinplate Works, and w thin three minutes' wal.c from the Taff Yale Railway Station. The Malthouse and Premises could be altertd aed made i.:to excellent dwelliug-hoose and shop or shops, with extensive warehouse rooms and cellarage. The demand for business Premises in th.s locality renders the present a favourable opportunity for capitalists lu search of a safe and remunerative investment.. For furtacr particulars apply to tne Auctioneer, at his otftces, Pontrebach, Pontypridd, or to Messrs Davies and Justice, solicitors, Newport, or to D„V(?R Messrs GKO\ and GROVER, Solicitors, Tonxypridd ana Cardiff. 23'h June, 1876. 3276 8549 WILLIAM SANDERS, WW A UCTIONEElt, FSTATE AND INSURANCE AGENT, 8, RoY AI, ARCADE, CARDIFF, H -s the followin 2. PROPERTIES for SALE CARDIFF.—Nos. J6, 17. and 18, Buzzard-street; four houses Rus»ell-treet; and No. 1, Winosor-esplanade. i%O.kTf-I.-()iie hou,;e iu Emerald-street; three houses in Diamond-street ten houses in Topaz-street; six genteel residences in Metal-street, and seven in Gold-Street; Nos. 4 2, 46, and 47, Clifton-street; and Bath and Myrtle Vil as, Par- tlC ^T lAY's —Eight houses in Letty-street; two semi-detached cottages if Letty-street; and two semi-detached villas in Upper cottages if Letty-street; and two semi-detached villas in Upper GCC aNTON.'— Eligible site of Freehold Land at the comer of °1 'Jr A M-iETO\V*X —-A^30mer shop in Bromsgrove-street AliI1 ert-lp' <ip<>itio■ ot be purchase money may te had on o:t.ra.. Anii'iy a "above. OUSES FOR SALE. -SPLOTLANDS. -Two III in nercraitj-i-treet, paissading before door, very superior n0^eAP^-STREET?—"orie large corner House and Shop, and 2 private Houses, with cellars to each Price £ 1,400 This is a rire ooportunitV for capitalists, as U,e premises are near to the proposed new Roath Railway Station, and entrance to top of th,t*. rf^'ioTT sTkh^T —Gne excellent private House with back entrance ° £ %T iTso seveS Sh^semi! d. achcd Yil\¡¡.s. Price, Joch Wg cf two houses, L600. ^eJot'N^TREET — Several^new brick Houses, 7 rooms, from £ 170 each; ^Houses, wi'h long Gardens, m hcopse-street. Price £ 1,100 the lot Two blocks of semi-detached iU'A'l 11. CASTLE-R • al)Q £ 1^00. A bargain—Four S!;s,irs:siX»;. *«—><« *•>«■ a' the rear, suitable ior » £ 266< «„vPral Blocks of Semi-detachcd Villas, in Upper CARDIFF.—ever p, jf>e; t'rom i47o to £ 620 George-street, bebin■ Aie0 property in all parts of the each block of T to ^et. A ver}- iarge House, Shop, and tiiwn for Sale. r Capital position. Bakehouse in Moir^ gumpPd (UriC.ed envel0pe, for all the Apply at T.jn'eg Lodge, House, Estate, and General Insur- Cardiff. 31ta 7b2° "j" TENKINS, AUC'rIUNEER, VALUER, A add COMMISSION AGENT 174, HIGH sT^ET* SWANSEA, AND MARKET CHAMBERS, MORRISTON. 7325 and foutracto. -J TO BULERS. Tf NDERS are invited for the Erection of two BRICK can be seen at Mr Key's, 5, St Catherine TSD does not bind himself to accept the lowest^ 8763 any Tender. A A T mEJfDEES _^0R COAL. WANTED, TENDERS SMALL CuaL per «e«k, Tenders, with full parti- in barges at Bathampton, Reed, manager, Trevarno culars, t, be sent to 8681 Paper Mills, Bath ford, near Bath. 8681 55uiWitt0 "ORIDGWATER SECOND EQUITABLE PERMANENT BENEFIT BUILDING SOCIETY. SHARES O EACH. „ ADVANCED"upon Mortgage of Freehold East-street, Cardiff, 7128 LAMO GA.N BENEFIT BUILDliG G SOCIETY, CARDIFF. ESTABLISHED 18*7, TftUSTSHS J JAMES LEE, Esq., Carh iral Road, Cardlft fVAVS Esn Snrg60iif OwMtf* JSSSt KV^ONNOCHlK, Esq., G.B Carddl. OeDoeits received dailv fro- Cli to £ 5,0f«, at Five per cent. oh Apply to the Managing nuwY. Docks. CwdlC. I _yt>n/hr«B,TWf- 1J ubUt JIotirts. TODAY. I AT E'S EXCURSIONS.! on WEDNESDAY, Ju]y 12, the fast sailing steamer Prince Consort w II r n bstween C vRDIFF, WESTON, CLEVEDON, and C3EPSTOW. Leaving Cardiff, 8.0 Morning. Weston. 9.15 Clevtdon, 10.0 Returning from Chcprtow, 7.30 Evening. Clevcdon, 9.0 „ „ Wea'oa, 9.30 Fa-es.'to-and-fro, to Weston ana Clevecon —T ore deck, Is 6d, best cabin, 2s Chepstow —Fore deck, 2s 6d, best cabin, 3s. The above subject to wind, weather, and circumstances. ",xcurion j() I,fr:tcombe and back, Monday, July 10, and Excursion to Bridg water and back, Tuesday. July II. See special bills. R- DATE. Da ed Watchet, July 6. 1876. 8731 TJa tT'S ;^x c u-r si O N S JULY 13, is, 17. & IS. CARDIFF AND WES'] ON. The Favourite Fa?t-sa ling Steamer, PRINCE CONSORT," will (wind, weather, and circumstances permitting) make Excaistons as follow :— THURSDAY, JULY 13th, leave Cardiff 8.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. have Westou 9.45 am, and 9.0 p.m. The Shepherds' Fete will be hel1 on the above day at Westo i. SATURDAY, JULY 15th. leave Cardiff 8.SO a.m. and3.30 p.m.; lea\e We.-ton 9.45 a.m. a d 8.45 p.m. MONDAY, JULY 17tli (:or Barry and Wcston), leave Cardiff 10.30 a m. leave Werton, 3.30 p.m, TUESDAY, JULY 18tu, leave Cardiu 3.30 p.rn. leave "Wc-ton 6 p.m. Fares, to-and-fro, 1 he whole Day Trip, Fore Deck, Is 6d Best Cabin, 2. Afternoon Trip, }"HE' D ek, I q B'st Cabin, Is 6d. Excursion i from Cardiff to WATCH KT, MINEHEAU and ILFKACOMBE, on MONDAY, July 24th. (See swci»! bil.) R. S. DA i E. Dated Watchet, July 11th. 1S7G. t1789 E W P O R T 1* L O AV E R SHOW. THURSDAY, JULY 20TH, 1876. KING'S HILL. BAND OF THE 2,ND LIFE GUARDS. OPEN TO SUBSCRIBERS AT 1 P.M. Admission at 2.S0., 2s 6d at 4, Is; after 6 o'clock, 6d each. Thf, Band of the 2nd Life Guards will give a GRAND MILITARY CONCERT, AT THill ROYAL ALBERT HALL, At a quarter to 8 o'clock in the Evening. Admission, -Balcony, leerve1, 2s Ground floor, Is. P:an anH Tickets at Mr Newman's Music Warehouse. Further information upon application to the Hon. Secretaries, 15, Commercial street, Newport. 8762 sWANSEA BANK, LIMITED. 7th July, 1876. NOTICE IS HEREBY GiVEN that the next ORDINARY GENERAL HALF-YEARLY MEETING of the Proprietors of the Swansea Bank, Limited, will be held in the Beard Room at the Bank, on MONDAY, the 17th July mst, lOt 12 o'clock coon. The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from the 15th to 28th July inclusive. 8749 T. R. R. DAVISON, Manager. CARDIFF RACQUET COURT The above Court is NOW OPEN for Play, from 9 a.m. until 7 p.m. Kacquet Bata, Balls, Shoes, &c., to be had on the Pre- mises. 8690^ STRAWBERRIES STRAWBERRIES S STRAWBERRIES LLANDAFF BRIDGE GROUND. Fruit pit-ked fresh daily, sold Wholesale and Retail, from 6d per qnait and upwards. 8696 "VTGTICE. — If the Child, or Children, of J3i SAMUELL WEAVER, who was a Baker, in the employ of Mr. Ebbe, a Confectioner, in Carditf, in the year 1836, and had a brother, HENRY WEAVER, a Tallow Chandler, living at Upton-on-Severn, Worcestershire, will forthwith communicate with ihe undtroigned, they will hear of something to their advantage. GEORGE COVENTRY. Public Offices, Upton-on-Severn, 19th June, 1876. 8384 32S1 NOOK.-WANTED, the PRESENT AD- io DRfcSSES of THOMAS & DAVID SNOOK. Thomas formeny resided at Llandaff, and was an official in the Cuttom House. David was in Nevada, U.I., till August 1 as;, when he returned to NVales. -Address, "Traveller," Daily News Office, Cardiff. f-W9 CARMARTHEN AND CARDIGAN RAIL- WAY. LLANDYSSUL To NEW QUAY. Conveyance Daily from tnb Station at 7.20 a.m., returning to meet the 4.25 up mail train, J. J. EVANS, Proprietor. Llandyseul, June 17th, 1876. 8427 REGIMENTAL ORDERS by Lieut.-Colonel l>j HILL, commanding 3rd Glamorgan Artillery Volunteers. Cardiff. 8th July, 1<76. 1.—Shifts for the Shoeburyne-s Detachment every evening, during the week, at 7.30 p.m. All the niemberi must attend or others will be selected. Gun drill every evening, at 7.30 p.m' Recruit drill at the same time. 2.—Battery Ptnarth. Gun snd Company drill on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 p.m. 3.—For duty during the ensuing week-Captain Thompson, Lieutenant Trayes, Surgeon Vacheli, Sergeant Jenkins, Corporal Dickenson, Bombardier Hooper, Trumpeter Winn. By oraer, (Signed) W. PITMAN, Captain and Adjutant. RHYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY. LOANS ON DEBENTURES. The Directors of the RHYMNEY RAILWAY COMPANY are prepared to receive LOANS cn DEBENTURES at Four per cent interest for Five years, or any longer period. Applications to be made to the undersigned. JOHN B. SHAND, Secretary. Cardiff, June, 1S76. 3^78—>-661 g K A T I N U I N K- TO L E T, In the most respectable locality in CARDIFF, A J^ARGE gKATING Together with a GOOD RESIDENCE, Refreshment Rooms, and other convenient Offices. For particulars apply to Mr V. CUTLAN, Architect, 8514-327 Swiss Chambers, Cardifl. Skates which Surpasses all others will be Fuppli-d. UubUc gtyputtments* JgOROUGH OF CARMARTHEN. TO SURVEYORS AND OTHERS. The Corporation of Carmarthen requires the services of a SURVEYOR, competent to prepare Plans and Estimates of Works, and to peif, rni the duties of Town Burveyor gene- rally. He will be required to devote the whole of his time to the duties of the Office, and enter thereon ou the first day of August next. Salary, £1:10 per annum, and Office rent free. Preference will be given to a person acquainted with pumping Machinery and Apparatus. For further information and particulars apply to the Town Clerk, to whom applications (with Testimonials of recent date as to character and competency) must be sent, on or before the 24th day of JULY instant. GEO. THOMAS, Town Clerk. Town Clerk's Office, Carmarthen, 6th July, 1876. 8779 BBW STEEL, IRON, AND COÄL I Li COMPANY (LIMITED). COPPEE COKE OVENS. REQUIRED, bv 1he Fbbw Vale Steel, Iron and Coal Company (Limited), a competent Person, to take the MANAGEMENT of their Coppee Ovens, new in daliy operation. Applications, with references, ano stating remuneration re- quired, to be addressed to the General Manager, Hbbw Vale Works, Ebbw Vale, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Kth JULY instant. 8712 ~SUMMER AND SUCCESS. Success in catering for the requirements of Summer has again attended the eflorts of m ESSRS W. PRICE it SONS, Who are now showing a rich variety of FASHIONABLE READY MADIiI CLOTHING, suitable for the present season, New Summer Overcoats; new Suits of aPiece new "Curraah Coats; new Yachtina Jackets; new btiaw ftud Felt Ratti; new Holland Hats for Garden or CréJquet, I new Oxford Shins new Cotton and Merino Hosiery new Holland Suits for little Borst Leather Bags, Portmanteaus, Hat Cases, Trunks, and other Travelling Requisites. Outfits for Emigrants to all Countries. Address- j THE CARDIFF UOl'SE, { FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND OUTFITTING j ESTABLISHMENT, 23 I ffjrtjrA w Kfp.gET A QA&OfJNK8TBBBT- CARDIFF*. 1 (sanation. ALBION HOUSE ACADEMY. CHARLES STREET, Cardiff.—ilr TRICE bezt3 to announce the REOPENING of tnis School on MONDAY, the 24til of July. Prospectus and terms forwarded on application. 74b MR. S:-JD-AYIE S'S S C M 0 OL 29, CHARLES-STREET, CARDIFF, Will Re-Open MONDAY, JULY 24, 1876. 8433 QR A MM A it SCHOOL, CHEPSTOW- A seleet Private School; thorough education; generous home; beautiful situation. English and French Masters resident. Principal Ueokqe Dswdnkt, B.A. 8344 g WINDSOR-PLACE, CROCKHERBTOWN. MkS. MARTIN'S SCHOOL foi a limited number of Young Ladies. The TERM will COMMENCE THURSDAY, August 3rd, 187ti. 8780 CRAUFURD COLLEGE, MAIDENHEAD, c bEttKs. Conducted by ED WD. DE EWER, M.C.P. The Education at this Establishment is strictly practical, fit- tilie boys for business or to pass the preliminary Examinations for Collese of Surgeons, Law, at' Situation high and very healthy, large playing fields, fives ceurts,and tepid swimmirg bath, carpenter's shop ana turning l„ihes.—For prospectuses address the Principal. __n_ SOCi THE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, NEWPORT, JL MON. (Ih,,&Itliil.v situated on STOW HILL. Preparation fo' the various rlxaminat oos. The Had .Master, A. WILKIN'S, A.C.P., who receives eight B'),\nbrs, has a few vacancies. Tkrms—Board and Education, 40 Guineas per annum. The next Quarter commences JULY 25th. 8500 AUGHARNE GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ST. CLEARS, CARMARTHENSHIRE Head Master-T. J. MORGAN. Pupils receive an Education adapted to the Learned Professions rm or Commercial Pursuits. Laugharce, situated near the sea, in one of the most healthy places in South Wales, and is peculiarly adapted to delicate boys. The Educational Staff is entirelv Bnsrlish. Terms very moderate. 2j LADIES' SCHOOL, COWBRIDGE, JLJ GLAMORGANSHIRE. Principals—Mrs. and the Misses CULVERWELL. Home Comforts, with Sound Education. Refereee-Parents of pupils. Pupils prepared for Oxford and other local examinations. Duties will be resumed (D. V.) 3rd AUGUST, 1876. 8645 GRAMMAR SCHOOL, WOOD ROAD, PONTYPRIDD. HENRY W. HUGHES, Master, This School will Re-open on MONDAY, July 17th. The new buifding, which is now ready, is lurnisbed with everything necessary for the comfort, health, and progress of Students. Evening Classes for Shorthand and Music. For terms, apply to the Master. S670 THE ACADEMY, PONTYPRIDD. lIuter-E. D. EDWARDS, M.A. Pupils prepared with a special view to Commercial pursuits, entering Theological Colleges, Public Professions, University Examinations, &c., &c. The next quarter will commence on Tuesday, July 18, 1876. Terms on application. The Academy will RE-OPEN on TUESDAY, July 18th. Address:-Mill-field Vil Is, Pontypridd. g623 ALSTON COLLEGE AND ITS PREPARA- TORY SCHOOL, KEAR PBESTON, LANCASHIRE. Rector-Rev. T. ABBOTT PETERS, M.A. Vice-Principal—J. BLUM, Esq., ¡ Assisted by a Staff of Efficient Masters. EXAMINERS: Rev. Lindsay Leary, M.A., D.C.L. (Oxon), Her Majesty's Assist- ant Examiner for the Indian Civil Service. G. W. Reevea, B.A. (13th Wrangler), St. John's Coll., Cambridge. K, Routiedge, Esq., B.Sc. (London), F.C.S.. Assistant Exami- ner, London University. THE COLLEGE IS DIVIDED INTO THREE SECTIONS. In the Preparatory School (entirely distinct, but conticruoua), Boys are well grounded in the elements of a sound English eóu- cation, with French and German (also in Latin and Greek if for the learned professions), and prepared for the High or Commer- cial School. in the Commercial School pupils are trained In such subjects as will qualify them for mercantile pursuits. In the High School the course of study is a preparation for the universities and the various competitive examinations. In consequence of the importance now attached to a know- ledge of Natural Science, it has been necessary to establish in addition a separate School for its teaching. A spacious Labora- tory, with appliances for instruc ion In Analytical Chemistry and Experimental Physics, has rieen fitted up. Students are prepared for the Science Scholarships in oonnection with the Univertity of Cambridge, for the Examinations cf the Univer- sityof London, and of the Science and Art Department. Lec- tures are also given in Agricultural and Analytical Chemistry. Special Classes are formed for Students preparing for the i Legal, Medical, Home, Colonial, and Indian Civil Service Exam- inations, and for entrance into the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, Cooper's I] ill, and the Universities of Oxford, Cam- bridge, London, Dublin. Durham, and Edinburgh. COURSE OF INSTRUCTION. DIVINITY.—The religious teaching is based on strictly Protestant priuciples, in accordance with the doctrines and liturgy of the Church of England. (See list of English school. published and recommended by the Church Asso- ciation). PROFESSIONAL, CLASSICq.-Greek and Latin Languages, and the Antiquities of I Greece and Rome. Mathematics.—Arithmetic, Euclid, Algebra, Trigonometry (Plain and Spherical), Logarithms, Navigation, and the higher branches of pure Mathematics. Science.—Chemistry (Theoretical and Practical), Mechanics and Natural Philosophy, Animal and Vegetable Physiology, Zoology, aud Botany. E.KGLISH.-History (Ancient and Modern), Geography, Litera- ture, and Dictation. COMMERCIAL The English, French, German, and Italian Languages (Gram- matically and Conversationally), Composition, Elocution, Dicta- tion, History, Geography, Aritnmetic, Bookkeep.ng, Mensura- tion, Mechanics, Engineering, Land Surveying (Theoretical and Practical), Analytical Chemistry, Drawing (Free Hand), Mechanical and Architectural. Students requiring a Commeicial Education are exempt from the Classical course, if desired. The scholastic year consists of two terms, during which there are two holidays, the only vacation being at Midsummer and at Christmas. Fees moderate and strictly inclusive. Instruction in music (organ and piano) is given apart from the gentral routine of the college. The use of ail class books, valuable library, and stationery is included in the fceueral fees (mathematical instruments and chemical alone excepted). A report of marks gained by each student is forwarded home every fortnight. Alston College is pleasantly situated, about six miles from Preston, and half a mile from the Longridge Railway Station. It is considered by medical professors to be one of the healthiest localities in England, a fact sufficiently proved by the remark ably good health enjoyed by the students, and regularly con- firmed by the ftiedical reports. The college buildings include college proper, chapel, lecture and students' halls, reading-ioome, separate bedrooms, private studies, large covered gymnasium, and swimming bath 180 square yards in extent. A criaket ground of five acres is attached to the college farm. Reports of all examinations, with the names of those students who have distinguished themselves at the college, at the Univer- sities as exhibitioners, medallists, and prizemen; alse the reports of the late examinations, together with the views of the college, and all necessary information, forwarded on application to the Rector. Reference kindly permitted to the University Examiners;also the Protestant clergy, nobility, and professional gentlemen (parents of present students) in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Preston, Lancaster, Carlisle, Bolton, Bury, ACcrin¡;(ton, I urn- hy, Birmingham, Cheltenham, Southampton, Exeter, Bost.m (Lincoln), Barton-on Humber, Leeds, Halifax, Harrogate, Bradford, Sunderland, Newcas Ie-upon-Tyne, Chester, Mold, Swansea, Aberystwith, Aberdare, Rhyl, Newport, Cardiff, Con- way. Ireland Dublin. Scotland Edinburgh and many other towns in Great Britain and Ireland to the Continent of Europe, the Co onies, New York, Brazil, Cuba, &c who will bear testimony to the merits of this institution. NEXT TERM COMMENCES August 6, 1878. 8620 jiotdl. LLANDYSSIL-—WILK'S HEAD FAMILY JLj AND COMMEKCIAL HOTEL. 8177 J. TOMNEY, Proprietor. I O.G.T.-F, J.lsAAO, BOARDING HOUsls • and BRITISH WORKMAN, No, 40, M1LL1QJSNT- STREET, CARDIFF. Board and Lodglntrs for Families or Single persons, with separate bedrooms and quietness. Good and clean aocommodation for Railway or Steam Packet Passen- gers. Charges moderate, E~~N A R T H HOT E L J[_ NUB. CARDIFF. APARTMENTS, with BOARD and Attendance, Two-and-a-half Gutnzas per Week. PARTIAL BOARD, Thirty-oue Shilling and Sixp&n PJIB. WRIV, 4 SACS 4gg J; business Addresses. I PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT. H OWELL AND COMPANY Are LOW preparing for ONE OF THEIR LARGEST SALES, To commence ON THURSDAY NEXT, JCLY 13TH, 1876, When THE FOLLOWING STOCKS Will be oSered — Be WILLIAM ATKINSON AND COMPANY, WOOLLEN MERCHANTS, LEEDS. LOT 1. WOOLLENS. ZLOIM The largest parcel was purchased by Howell and Oompany, at ft* discount of 394 per oent. LOT 2. JJLANKETS &T RAVELLINGF RUGS. £,200. The whole of which was purchased by Howell and Company at discount of 22J per cent, J. AND E. WALTERS AND C031 WAREHOUSEMEN, MANCHESTER. A MOUNT OF STOCK, 9 96,5m. The Largest and Cheapest Parcels in this immense Stock were Sold to Howell and Company, at a discount of 25 to 60 per cent. A LONDON MANUFACTURER'S STOCK OF LADIES' COSTUMES, JACKETS, <fcc., Amounting toCI,967, bought at a discount of <5; per eenk 818 Pairs (sightly soiled) LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS. 160 single ditto. 600 patterns will be sold at a discount of < per oent. 100 Pieoes (80 to 96 yards each) BLACK AND COLOURED SILKS, 15 to 25 per cent UNDER PRESENT MARKET VALU. CATALOGUES OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY SALE ARE NOW IN PREPARATION. PREMISES CLOSED ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 12th. t JJOWELL AND COMPANY, THE CARDIFF DRAPERS, 9 to 14, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 873 rjlHE JpRINCIPALITY OUTFITTING ESTABLISHMENT, 26 & 27, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. D. JOTHAM & SONS, JpROPRIETORS. BOYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS. B OYS' AND YOUTHS' SUITS. B OYS' AND YOUTHS' s UITS. B OYS' AND YOUTHS' s UITS. B OYS' AND YOUTHS' s UITS. B OYS, AND YGUTHS' SUITS. B OYS! AND YOUTlIS9 gtHTS. BOYS' AND YOUTH& JgUITS. B OYS, AND Yodths' SUITS, gPECIAL gHOW J^OOIC FITTED UP FOR THIS DEPARTMBNT, CONTAINING THB LARGEST STOCK Aim THI GREATEST VARIETY IN SOUTH WALES, AT D. JOTHAM AND SONS, WOOLLEN MERCHANTS AND GENERAL OUTFITTERS, 26 & 27, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 2980 ESTABLISHED 1839. 6804 E D W I N GEARY, WHOLESALE BRUSH, MOP, AND SIEVE MANUFACTURER DOOR & CARRIAGE MA1;S OF EVERY DESCRIPTION* COCOANUT AND OTHER MATTING, TWIN ES, CORDS, BED SACKINGS, &0.. WOOD AND WICKER PERAMBIJLATORS, The Trade supplied with Material &TRfcBTu_B»iaTOI*