Evening Express

"EXPRESS" EARTHING PER WORD ADVERTISEMENT SCALE. Apartments Wanted, Furnished Rooms to be Let and Wanted/Situations Wanted Ser vants Wanted, Public-houses Wanted and for Sale, Horses and Carriages, Miscel lane&us Wants, Personal, Articles Lost Found, Sale and Exchange, and other Adver tisements of a. similar character can be inserted in the EVENING- EXPRESS for ONE FARTHING PER WORD. The Name and,Address to be Counted. Three in setions will cost half as much again as One .Insertion;, and Six insertions twice the >rice e-f one. Odd Farthings are not charged. Thus :— 8KCE. THKIE TIMES. SIX TIMES. 12 words 3d. 4^d. 6d. 13 „ 4jd. 6^d. 9d. 2 2 24 6d. 9d. is. 30 „ 7^d. lid. is. 3<L These charges, which must be prepaid, apply only to consecutive insertions. afoore scale does not apply to trade advertisements wrto announcements ssaanating from public bodies. Cheques, Postal, and Post-office Orders ahoAId be creased and made payable t@ Mr D. W. THOMAS. In cases where Postal Orders cannot be obtained advertisers are requested to send Halfpenny Stamps. Advertisements may bo received at the following' places :— CHIEF OFFICE :—WESTERN MAIL BUILDINGS, CARDIFF WESTEUN MAIL OFFICE Newport. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE Swansea. WESTERN MAIL OFFICE. Merthyr. ,-tff AIR. W. H. KEY, Taff-street Pontypridd. Ma C. HUT CHINOS, Queen-street.Neath. fer-SJClML A BVEKTISERS are Cautioned t-hat Postmasters are Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to fnitials or Fictitious Samss at any Post-oJla.ce. Letters Sddressed to initials or fictitious rames must bear the address of the advertiser or one of the oflices of the Western Mail WANTED respectable Woman, to take charge Baby V at own home.—Terms, apply, F 12, Express Office, Carcl.ili. e3455u9 Information Agents. ifèmovals of Debtors, Financutl Statas Inqu.hies, Debts Collected >011 Commission, distance no object; no charge made ituitil commissions are accomplished. — F 2, Express Office, Cardiff. e342Su!2

I¥.L & 35 tr tijig, Carnages, anl3Beatl)g BIBTHS. EVANS.—On March 7, at sit. Athan, near Cowbridge, the wife of Fredex-iek Evans, of a daughter. MAEBIAQES. jbsitoTT—WALKEK.—On March 7, at St. Stephen's Church, Caerwent, Hon., by the Rev, A. E. Serby, Bector of Dnrfield (cousin of the bride), assisted by the vicar of the parish, Dr. W. P. Abbott, of JBoseombe, Bournemouth, to Alice Maud, youngest daug-hter of the late Thomas A. Walker, Esq., of Haunt Ballan, Chepstow. DEATH. ■wiiU! a.—On the 9th instant, at Aberkenfig, Thomas r,r* aged 85. ON.—On March 9, at 2, Wordsworth-street. Mary, widow of the late John Hodkinson, a»ceu 0 years. Deeply regretted. f|G. A.ST0MANDC° f J ~|QlSrDEE,TAKERS, l ESTABLISHED OVEB 39 YEARS. I ii At the Old and Only Address— [I 10, 11, AND 12, WORKING-STREET, t' CARDIFF, J. AND UNDER 'I'isJJ MANAGEMENT j M ■ >TT°.R STOF'S ..l. 1. H Assisted by all Efficient Staff. t- Telegraphic Address—•' 8Te>NE," Undertaker, 21505 N. M«R V ^BIAEAIRA'AAABASGGA^WMFFLBMRM' I'WIIIMWIIMIMI MHIIM Bg«Bas»gns'EiHairo-g.saggi^i^3Ba»WMaaEBEnEasafe5BaHg»8 jflatrimoisiiL GENTIiSfflLO", 27, tall, c i •? Correspondence wit) good looking .• view matrimony ririctast sucrecv.—<3- ••n ;e. Cardiff. [63339 egaaaa^gjassssiaasiEiaa'a' Caaaius (,Ioc,,s fo- 63.; Hens, 23. 6d. from 8s. grand pair Cinnamon, 12s. 6d,- Frederick atreet, Cardiff. e3445ul4 TO Lie^ 46,Quean street, wlzh immediate possess on ApoIv Parry and Co., on the Premises. e3367ul6 -i.1I; ?Lost anti ifijimo, T OST, Sunday Morning last, Engraved Silver Brooch, between St. Andrew's crescent and Partridge road finder rewarded. — 50, Partridge road, Car- Aig. c345Sul2 FUUISD, Lemon and Whif-e Greyhound; if not claimed in three days will be sold.—Hillman Mary street, Mountain Ash. e3443ul4 ti- !fillPI' Bin>tk$. WANTED, Roadster Bicycle; any good make; must be warranted.—Particulars and lowest price, B,ees, 69, William-street, Ystrad Rhondda. e3818nl0 li.¡,ORRlS BROS.' OYOLE WORKS. l'ONTII l.'f-I, PRIDD.over 100 Cycles to be Cleared llefrardless sf Cost-.—Send for special lists, pos*. free.—Bepairs ef al: Kinds executed in a superior manner promptly. gga»t.fl'ii ■ 'mBBBaggvaacwKioKauwiiU "W ^tottgfg. KjT| ChristinE-strest Docks.—Evans and Hughes, J- House and Estate Agents, Auctioneers, and Yfclners, Borongrh chambers, Wharton street, Cardiff e3420ui0 POKTCANKA (Canton).—Two nice small Houses foi JU Sale; TTell let at 7s. 6d. cheap ready purchaser. -J. Cutnbert Goulding (uext: Theatre Royal). e345iulS A COMPACT Little Villa, 90, Kichmond-road K n 1, {1 £ 35.—Apply Strathmore, Flint-street, Heath tjrk. e3439u!3 ;ttlí5ttUilT£ouf) Mantg^ WASTED, Scaffold Poles, Planks, &c.—Apply 185 Wellington street, Canton, Cardiff. e3457ul ITitJBU'ITUB.E, Carpets, RugE, Pictures, Oilcloths r 1.1- Antiquities, and goods of every description Put- chased.-Apply R. WoodrufE, 12, Cyril crescent, Broad- way, Soath, Cardiff e3445ul5 FUBNITUBE, in Large or Small Lots, Purchased for Cash.—Apply R. Woodruffs, \2, Cyril crescent, Broadway, Boath, Cardiff. e3447ul4 HAT Case, Gent's Leather, Wanted state price, and where to be seen.—F 11, Evening Express Office, Cardiff. ul3 WANTED, by respectable Person,Washing or Clean- ing Four or Five Days a Week.—Address 59, Minny street, Woodville road, Ca-thays, Cardiff. MBS. GOBMA5T, 7 and 8, Bridge-street, 31 and 33, Wyndham-arcade. Purchaser of Ladies and Gentle- men's Wardrobes, Dress Suits, &c. Good prices given. EstahlLL2d 1869. e34251112 WASTED, a Quantity of Defective Kitchen Banges to Put in thorough Working Order no cure no pay. Also Defective Chimneys, Boofs, and Drains a speciality.—Send post-card to G. Chandler, Mason, Bange Fitter, &c.. Canton Common, Cardiff. e403u8 QtltrÍt5 ants jlf(anag rf5" ADVERTISEBS are Cp^utioned that Postmasters are ..t-1.. Not Allowed to Deliver Letters Addressed to Initials or Fictitious Names at any Post-oflice. Letters addressed to itials or fictitious names must bear the Address of .». advertiser or one of the offices of th Western Mai: WANTE] n energetic, active Man (Pensioner or Retire dohceman preferred) as Warrant Officer and to Assist in Bent Collections must be good penman and to Assist in Bent Collections; must be good penman and have undeniable references as to character.—Apply, stating age and salary expected, Property, Western Mail, Swansea. 376u16 WANTED at once, Manager for Engineering Works must have experience of ioundry and fitting shop work.—Apply Foundry, Western Mail Office, Swansea, stating qualifications and salary fitting shop work.—Apply Foundry, Western Mail Office, Swansea, stating qualifications and Ralary required. 212ul4 WANTED, well-educated Man, under 30 years of age, as Coriesponding and Outside Water Clerk; must have good character and experience; none need apply unless steady and energetic.—C. H. Bailey, Tyne Engine Works, Barry Dock. 166ul0 ^"S7ANTED, smart Man as Book-keeper and Short- » T hand Writer in Merchant's Office.—Apply, giving jArtJ Dart.ionlErs, to Evans and Hughes Aceoi.intfl.atf}; ^actloneers, and Valuers, Borough-chambers, Wharton- street, Cardiff. 163ul4 WANTED, Secretary for Public Company must in vest £ 250, fully secured; salarv commencing £ 100 yearly. — Morgan and Co., 8, Working-street, Car- diff. 72ul.)- SHORTHAND and Engrossing Clerk Wanted by Mr, S Harry Cousins, Solicitor, Ca.rdiff good handwriting essential; must use or learn to use Remmington type- writer.—State references and experience fully, also age and salary required. 28044 WANTED, Clerk in Ship-repairing Office: accus- tomed to keeping costs and rendering ships' accounts.—State salary required and experience to No. 6,762, .¡¡ Locke and Phillips's Advertising Offices, New- port, Mon. 48291.1.10 WANTED, an Appointment as Accountant would give some time to learn good business aged 22. C., Greenhill Cottage, Crickhowell. 323u13 ADVERTISEB Wants Situation as Wages Clerk, Book-keeper, Timekeeper, or Storekeeper expe- rienced colliery, iron, and other works.—F 35, Western Mail, Cardiff. 322ul6 FRENCH and German Correspondent, also Book keeper, Seeks Employment.—Address F 36, Wes <:ern Mail, Cardiff. 335u16 \*7ANTED, Position of Trust; 30 years'experience l? in ship-brokerage and shipping management, Italian correspondence, and acquainted with Italian coal merchants; highest references.—Address Bantam, care Lewis and Son, House Agents, White Ladies-gate, Clifton, Bristol. 243u15 GLERK (21) Desires Engagement five years' expe- rience colliery work highest references.— Address F 25, Western Mail, Cardiff. 217ui0 ~%TOUNG Gentleman, 22 (in situation), Desires Berth JL in Wine Merchant's Office two years' experience knowledge of book-keeping; good references: Cardiff or Swansea preferred.-A. L., 60, Pevensey-road, East- bourne, Sussex. 181ul4 TO Chartered Accountants—Opening Desb-ed in good Firm (Cardiff preferred) as Articled Pupil excellent testimonials. Address E 47, Western Mail Cardiff. 49711112 WANTED, Situation as Book-keeper or General 't Clerk; highest references recommended by char- tered accountants careful, attentive, reliable; aged 30 12 experience.—E 37, Western Mail Office, Car- diff. 4907ul0 JUNIOR Clerk, aged 18, Requires Situation: ex- perienced in Custom House work and general office routine excellent recommendations.—F 15, Western Mail, Cardiff 1211110 ~Stcff n cSs:-Crabr iier^rT- WANTED, a few good Commissions, or Solicit or Collect, on salary and commission references given general agencies only dealt with.—Address David, Dinas Institute, Penygraig. e3458ul0 J- CUT H BE RT GOTLDING", St. Mary street, • Cardiff, effects every description of Insurance Floating Fidelity policies, covering staff of five and upwards. c3~37uI3 BUSINESSES Offered.—News _R:> facturers', £300 Dining-rooms, £300 S,yce\ S, £ 75 Tobacconist's, £40 Auctioneer's, £200 Off Licence, £ 200 Wine Merchant's, £ 400.—Wilmshurst and Holmes, Business Brokers, Cardiff. 339L1l6 WHOLESALE Tea Trade.—An Old-established London House Requires 3 Representative for Cardiff District and Monmouthshire liberal terms to an energetic man with good going connection to add to that already existing, of many years* standing.—Address, in confidence, Pakling," care of Messrs. Straker and Sons, 124, Fenchurch-street, London, E.C. L10968 GENTLEMAN, Representing First-class Oil and Paint Manufacturer, Wishes to Appoint Traveller with Influence amongst Buyers for Swansea and District. -Apply, with references, Sic., to F 31, Western Mail, Car diff. 270n12 AGENTS Wanted at Cardiff for Colliery Producing Best Quality House Coal prospective output 500 ton;: a day.—State connection, terms, &c., F 28, Western Mail, Cardiff. 223u12 "VISTANTED, an Agent to Represent a Firm of V v Margarine Manufacturers Amongst the Mer- chants of South Wales.—Apply, bv letter, to F 30, WesternJtailOffice, Cardiff. 255ul2 COLLECTOR and Canvasser Wanted, Who Knows ') Cardiff, Barry, and Penarth well; salary and com- mission references required. — Apply, immediately, Managing Sditor, Horn/ Dock News, Cadoxton- Bavry. 139u10 AGENT Wanted £ 26 per quarter, paid weekly splendid opening experience unnecessary speci; mens free. Address Compo Works, Farnworth, Hol- ou. 461113 GARDEN Si;, Requires Situation; thoroughly ex- perienced willing to make himself generally URe- ful: married; good character.—23, Lord street, Penarth. e3434n9 SITUATION Required by Young Married Man in S Wine and Spirit Stores; well up in all its branches used to horses.—Apply P 10, Cycle-street, Cardiff. ulO HOME Employment.—Writers Wanted. Easy, either sex. Book'agency correspondence (no canv?„ssing, no book-buying). Instructions alone, 3d.; copy, with instructions, 9d. Returned if writing not plain. Good income.—Chamney, 26, Beaumont-road, London, N. "VJf7"A!NTED once, good all-round Man; wife to V v milk cottage and garden found; also good Plou'hnian.—Sta> e. wages and particulars A. G. G, Westmll Mail Office, Swan sea, 3,76il WA. ED, a steady married man as Coachman, 1. '6 and brougham, who Will Make Himself Generally =?eful.—Box No. 27, Post Office, Neath. [ul3 "lAARM L ourer.—Wanted, a good La.boursr. -Apply, JSj stating wages, to Jones and Griffiths, Benallt. Farm, Pontardulais. 333n12 ANTED, Young Man,, aged 20 to 30, to Look After Pony and Trap, Billiard Table, and to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Address M 39, Western Mail, Swansea. ^,i3u^o ANTED,"YOTth to~Diivc~ Milk Around must be able to milk.—Apply, stating wages required indoors, Wfikias, GwmWi i anji. LlaneJIy. 297tUS teg?ftg'fg3Bg«cmigii»BiJBaffi»ti*niiii»ii|^iifWga"gg'ia'WKr|,c'WillBaew<raiwg'innBnigwa«iCT?—BBMWI A Married Man Wanted with Knowledge of Horses and Poultry and to Make Himself Generally Useful, Wife to Assist in Kitchen,.—Address F 34, Western Mail, Cardiff. 28149 WANTED, a Young Fellow, about 18, to Look After Horse and Trap.—Apply Surgery, Resolven. [ulO C~i ROOM.—Wanted at once, Young Man (indoors-! for X Horse and Trap, and Make Himself Generally Use; fn.1.-References and salary required, Dr. Parry, Ponty- cymmer, Bridgend. 22%15 THIRD Gardener Wanted; healthy young man some knowledge of glass; mostly outdoors.— Apply A. G. I., Western Mail Office, Swansea. [28141 lI^AMTi!), Gardener—Kitchen Garden,Flowers, and V V Glass able to milk to live out.—A.pply, stating age, wages, and references, E. Waddington, The Willows, Usk. 142ul0 WANTED immediately, a Youth, about 16 or 17, to Look After Horse and Carriage, Two or Three Cows, and to Make Himself Generally Useful.—Apply, stating references, wages, and all particulars, to Cwmtvvrch, Nantgaredig R.S.O. 28119 WANTED, experienced Groom-Coachman, about first or second week April stable-boy kept also Single-handed Footman, same date.—Apply Herbert Peel, Esq., Taliaris, Llandilo, South Wales. 43u13 WANTED, Groom-Coachman—Apply, by letter with references, to Philip Richard, Sketty. [ul2 WANTED, Married Man as Wagoner must be good ploughman and sober small cottage found on the farm,—John Radcliffe, Nant Brane, St. Nicholas. 4793ul0 GARDENER (Head); thoroughly experienced in GARDENER (Head); thoroughly experienced in stove and greenhouse plants, choice fruits, and general routine of flower and kitchen garden.; good references.—E 28, Western Mail Office, Cardiff. [ul6 WANTED, Situation by Young Man; aged 23; single could look after horse and trap and small kitchen garden good character and abstainer.— Address Edwin Lane, Llangibby, Newport, Mon. [ul3 WANTED, any Kind of Employment for Lad, 16; to live indoors.—F. Bye, Drybridge-street, Mon- mouth. 236u12 A Lad (16, well recommended) Wants Situation use- ful in house, garden, pony and trap.—Mrs. Smyth, Castle Vale, Raglan, Mon. 244ul2 WANTED, by Young Man, Situation to Manag Small Garden and Attend Pony and Trape good references.-Apply Besley, Gwyn Fryn, Ponty cymmer. 194ul0 AS Coachman, thorough, where pair or more are kept light weight very trustworthy highly re- commended abstainer.—Coachman, 1, Lions-yard, Brecon. 147u14 GARDENER, Second in the Houses aged 21 seven years' present situation.—G. James, The Gardens, Picton Oastle, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire. [u10 WANTED, Situation as Groom or Groom an Coachman ride and drive well aged 24 years, single.—Address Groom, Ffrwdgrech, Brecon. 88u13 FARMER'S Son Seeks Situation as Working Farm L1 Bailiff, Wife good Dairy and Poultry Woman good references aged 30.-Apply J. Jenkins, Prescoed Llanbadoc, near Usk, 90ul0 XX7"ANTED, Situation as Gardener, single-handed v V or where help is given; married excellent references. Apply Gardener, 35, Prospect-place, Llanelly. 91u13 WANTED, Situation, to Look After Pony, Trap, and Garden or Greenhouse aged 19; good refe^ rence.—Turberville, Abergwilli, Carmarthenshire. [38ul3 WANTED, Situation as Groom under eoachman preferred aged 20 weight, 7st. 51b. excellent character.-Apply Groom, Goodleigh House, Aberkenfig, Bridgend. 48o2nl0 \>TANTE1X a strong Lad to Do GteneraA Work.— V't Proprietor, Great Western Hotel, Cardiff. [u!2 wANTED, Billiard Marker; one accustomed to "l wait preferred.—Apply D. E. Williams, Ivy Bush Royal Hotel, Carmarthen. lJOu10 WANTED, Youth as Billiard-marker, and to Look After Horse and Trap and Make Himself Useful. —Denner. White Swan, Abergavenny. 1671110 WANTED immediately, a respectable Man as Billiard-marker.—Apply Bush Family and Com- mercial Hotel, Swansea. ANTED, smart Young Man for Bar, and Assist in Cellar; must have good character.—Apply Milward, Wyndham Arms, College-street, Swansea. [ulO ARM AN, aged 20, thoroughly experienced, Wants Re-engagement good, long London references now disengaged.—W. S., 36, 1 rinity-street, Cloudesly- road, London, N. 324u 13 ~J ANTED, Situation as Boots and Cellarman; W thoroughly understands billiards, and willing to make himself generally useful: three years' good references.—Address Owen Haines, Common-hill, Fownhope, Herefordshire. 28158 BOOTS Seeks Situation, Second or Single Hand good references.—Apply G. Stone, 27, Docking- road, Weston-super-Mare. 193u14 WANTED, Situation as Barman (ex-publican; 13 years' experience), or to Manage Vaults or House aged 27.—J? 14, Western Mail, Cardiff. 124ul4 tXTANTBP, Situation, Under-Boots or Single- handed iamil-. ov commerci.il.—A<>ply J-N.<•«,ve Borrows, 2, "Victoria-buildings, Kingsdown, Bris- tol. 4819ul0 £ *Q f\ i Month Can be Made with £ 10.—Address £30 II WANTED, Silica Brickmaker.—Apply Brickworks, Cyfarthfa, Merthyr. 28142 GROCER'S Haulier Wanted, by Leake and Co. Maesteg must be used to the trade none other need apply. 222u12 MEN, Youths, all Classes Requiring any Employ 'J. ment, write at once situation guide free; busy tin>e hundreds suited; don't delay.—Tanner and Co. (Box 113), No. 112, Newington Causeway, London. Men late Army. Navy also write. 240u12 WANTED, a respectable Lad, about 14, for the Butchering.—Apply 165, Castle-road, Cardiff, [ul WANTED at once, a smart Young Man, about 16 or 17, as Porter in the Grocery.—Address F 17, Western Mail, Cardiff. 180u10 "ITTANTED, a Warehouseman, Used to Ironmongery V* Business.—Apply, stating salary and expe- rience, to W. V. Rees and Co., Ironmongers, Ponty- pridd. W!u14 WANTED, a smart, energetic Youth as Apprentice to the Watch, Clock, and Jewellery Trade in- doors.- Apply Putley, Cloak House, Builth. 135ul0 WANTED, a Tin-plate Worker for Country Work.— a Apply to William Davies, Tin-plate Worker, Ne wcastle-Emlyn. 334ulO r|^HE Edison and Swan United Electric Light Com -L panv (Limited), 111, Bute Docks, Cardiff, Require a smart Lad, about 16, to Assist in their Warehouse and Showrooms.—Apply, with references, in own hand- writing, to T. M. Wyatt, District Superintendent. [nlO BOOT Trade.—Wanted at once, steady Man as Finisher on Repairs, Able to Hand Sew good wagons constant work to steady, obliging man.Clat. worthy, 26, Glebe-street, Penarth. 156nl0 TO Hairdressers.—Wanted, Young Man (indoors), must be good Haircutter and Shaver.—Apply, with reference, if. Price, Docks, Cardiff. 4993u12 HAI W anted, a first-class Gents' Hand .í by March 19th indoors.-State wages, reference, and experience, W. Jones, 12, Walter-road, Swan-" sea. 4964u12 T3 AKING.—Wanted, good Hand Assist in Bakehol1"8 J > and Deliver smart and obliging; good reference. Phillips, Newport. 4893ul0 PRINTERS.—Working Overseer Wanted for General Jobbing Office; Welsh indispensable.—State wages and references W. Lloyd and Son, Aberdare. 4864u12 PENSIONER Required Look After Yard-Cardiff; P rent free; no salary.—Apply, with recommenda- tions, Mr. Penn, 12, Delahay-street, Westminster. [1110 TI r ANTED, respectable Men, with twelve months' V T good character from last place must, be in- telligent.-Apply, personally, Cardiff Milk Supply Com- pany. 4805ulO ^erbants, :Barnnu1J5, &r. WANTED at once, good General Servant; twelve months good character one from the country preferred: from eighteen to twenty.—1, Coldstream terrace, Riverside, Cardiff. e3444ul4 "V?7" ANTED, active, clean Young Girl; must have VT trustworthy references. — Apply Miss Jones, Maindy, Ynishir, near Pontypridd. e3441ul4 WANTED, thoroughly competent General Servant able to cook well. Also Housemaid, not under twenty, for a private hospital.—Apply, between Six and Eight, 24, Windsor-place, Cardiff, e3442ul4 GOOD General Servant; three in family.—Mrs. Wood, Wycombe, Porthkerry-road, Barry. [e3426u26 GOOD General Servant Wanted: also strong Girl for Kitchen Work; good wages given.—Comley's Res- taurant, Porthcawl. e3411u9 GOOD DOMESTIC SERVANTS.— Woman's World says :—" Somerset and Devon are|nowfthe Counties in England which produced the best mestic Servants." Advertisements for Servants are inserted at the low rate of Is. 6d. only, and for Situations Wanted at Is., in the whole of the five undermentioned Papers :—The Somerset County Gazette (pub. at Taunton on Saturdays), est. 1835; Western News (Taunton, Mondays), est. 1855; Bridgwater llerrury (Bridgwater, Tuesdays), est. 1856; Devon and Somerset Weekly News (Tiverton, Wednesdays), est. 1873 and Western Advertiser (Chard and Yeovii. Wednesdays), est. 1884. Send si .mps or postal orders to the Gazette Office, Taunton; or to either of the offices of the above. mentioned papers. Copy of either paper extra. 27189 WANTED, a General Servant in Farmhouse able to milk.—Mrs. Whiting, Industrial Farm, Aber- dare. 311u15 "1^7ANTED, reliable Nurse for Two C1lildren.-]\frs ? V Redgrave, 2, Belgrave-terrace, Walter-road, Sw,msra. 300u15 WANTED, Young Housemaid clean, strong, mHl with good character.—Apply Mrs. Massy, Guin- freston Rectory, Tenby. South Wales. 334u13 WANTED at once, good General Servant; one who y v understands wilshing and plain cooking.—Apply Miss Lloyd. Na.ntgwillt Place, Rhayader. 318ul3 HOT' > >1TA!D Wanted Churchwoman <•». ;'te age and wages Mrs. Edwards, Ashi: .ucester. 319u16 IAU:\ "i "d, St Martin's Home, Here- JS forrl; ablu to teach, and willing to work with ten iienitents goon order work taken in; Churchwoman and communicant: abstainer; state wages and age.— Address Lady Superintendent. 332n12 WANTED, General Servant must be good cook wages, £ 15.—Apply Parkfield, St. Aryan's, Chap- stow. 326ul3 WANTED, a strong Girl as General Servant.— Apply 107, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff. 343ul3 WANTED at once, a good Plain w Mrs. Robert Eaton, Brynnewydd, Sketty Green, Swansea. 357u16 WANTED, active, clean Young Girl; must have trustworthy references.—Apply Miss Jones, Maindv. Ynishir, near Pontypridd. 196u14 ',II;T ANTED, Housemaid; strong, active girl, with V 1 some knowledge of her work good references wages £10; aged 17.—Molony, Gmlf(,rt, ¿50LlJ2 ,.c' juL I OK TANT TO MlifN. ALL DISEASES QUICKLY CURED. Apply to PROPESSOR PRICE, 2'10, BUTE STREET, CARDIFF. e9037 Ij^ITT ANlTOO., 39TBute^?^eM>ft liand side), Cure in a Few Days ALL DISCHARGES, either Constitutional or Acquired. Kindey Troubles, Pains in the Back Without Mnr- cury. Consultations Daily, from till Till p.m. Advice Frew WANTED, General Servant; must understand (I '¥ plain cooking reference required.—Apply 44 Oakfield-street, Roath, Cardiff. 4804u10 WANTED, thoroughly competent General Servant, able to cook well; also Housemaid, not under 20, for a Private Hospital.—Apply, between six and eight, 20, for a Private Hospital.—Apply, between six and eight, 24, Windsor-place, CardIff..L43n14 WANTED, a Kitchenmaid in a Country House must be a-good cleaner, willing, and obliging aged 3.8: wages £ 9, rising to £ 10. Also a Young House- maid aged 18 to do lamps and assist Parlourmaid wages X9, everything found.-Box 18, Post-office, Neath. 133u10 WANTED, a good General Servant; able to do plain cooking two in family.—Miss Oliver, Menevia, Stow Park, Newport. 137ul4 WANTED, a General Servant; must understand cooking reference required.—Apply Mrs. Jones, Ty Gwyn, Clytha Park, Newport. 208ul0 H" OUSB-PARLOURMAID Wanted good references indispensable.—Apply to Mrs. Haynes, Brynhir, Ty Gwyn, Clytha Park, Newport. 208,1-10 H" OUSB-PARLOURMAID Wanted good references indispensable.—Apply to Mrs. Haynes, Brynhir, Penclawdd, near Swansea. 214ul4 WANTED, a good General Servant must under- stand plain cooking- reference required.— Apply 11, Heathfield, Swansea. 213u14 PARLOURMAID Wanted; housemaid kept; state age, wages, and length of character.—Apply Mrs. H. Evans, Enville HouRe, Newport, Mon. 4984ul2 PLAIN Cook or thorough Servant Wanted imme- diately.—Apply Mrs. Fiddiaa, 23, The Walk, Car- diff. 33u13 GOOD General Servant three in family.—Mrs. Wood, Wycombe, Porthkerry-road, Barry. [2JUI3 WANTED, a good Cook. Also experienced House- Parlourmaid.—Apply Mrs. Alex Ware, Plymouth- road, Penarth. 4952ul2 TT> ESPECTABLE Housemaid, about 19, Wanted im- JK mediatelv, for Small Family.—Apply, personally 183, Newport-road, Cardiff. 4%6u12 WANTED, for small family, good General Servant able do plain cooking help given no washing.— Apply Bungalow, Clytha Park, Newport. 4981ul2 W~ ANTED, Under-Housemaid not under 18 must have been out before.—Apply MM. H. Oakden Fisher, Ty Mynydd, Radyr, near Cardig. 28080 WANTED, a Single Woman, or Widow without children, between the ages of 25 and 40; as Laun- dress and Female Superintendent of Labour at the Pontypridd Union Workhouse. The nature of the duties may be ascertained from the Master of the Work- house. Applications, stating age and experience, with two recent testimonials, to be sent to me not later than the 13th inst. E. C. Spickett, Clerk to Guardians. -Pontypridd, 2nd March, 1894. 2803o TT WSE-PARLOURBIAID Wanted; experienced, and itlL plain sewing required.—Apply Mrs. J. K. Stone, Holmeswood, Clytha Park, Newport. 4835ul0 IMMEDIATELY, Cook-Housemaid; also House- Parlourmaid country girls preferred.—197, N_ew- port-road, Cardiff. 23033 TWO Friends Want Situations together, Parlourmaid, Housemaid; aged 24 and 22.—State wages E. Wil- liams, Brynderwen Cottage, Whitchurch, Cardiff. [ulO ANTED, a respectable Girl, 18 or 19, as Kitchen- maid willing and clean.—Apply The Hollies, Penarth. 47961:110 WANTED, a General Servant; no washing.—Apply Mrs. Davies, 7, Courtland terrace, ilei- thyr. 28040 USEFUL Help or General Wanted at once comfort- able home; two in family.—'Thomas, Draper, Totterdown, Bristol. 4817u10 HOUSEKEEPER for Two Bachelors, Cardig; J.. Generals, House-Parlourmaids, Cooks, Kitchen- maids, Nurses, Sewingmaids, and Male Servants Wanted.—Davies's Registry, 45, Charles-street, Car- diff. 4885ulO WANTED immediately, Houce-Parlourmaid; aiso strong Young Girl to Assist in Housework Gene, rally.—Apply, with references, Mrs. Reès, Glandare- Aberdare. 4838u_.0 ANTED immediately, in Small Family, good General Servant; able to do plain cooking- Apply 135, Richmond-road, Cardiff. 4884ul0 "=.I"°USE-P ARLOURNiAID Wanted; Churchwoman J:.l. experienced; state age and wages.—Mrs. Edwards, Ashleworth Rectory, Gloucester. 4873nl0 ANTED, an active, respectable good Plain Cook for a Small Family.—Mrs. Bythway, War- borough, Llanelly. 486SulO WANTED, by respectable Person, a Family Wash- ing; good drying ground.—Apply E. Harry, Cathedral-road, Canton, Cardiff. 346u16 AS Oook or Cook-Housekeeper, by an Elderly Person, iin a Small Family.—Apply Pattison, Noyadd Wilym, Llechryd, South Wales. 28181 "VTTANTED, Situation as Parlouraiaid or House W Parlourmaid where housemaid is kept good references.—Address R., 2, Comet-street, Roath, Car- diff. 249u15 L, R and Son Seek Situation as Caretakers, ITJL or Any Position of Trust; good references.— Powell, 6, Ebenezsr-street, Cardiff. 227ul5 -il ANTED, Situation as Sewing Maid or Children's V f Maid; good needlewoman.—Apply R. B., 28, W ine-street. Hafod, near Pontypridd. 237u15 AXTED^"Situation as Under-Nurae or Nurse to One Child two years* reference.—Address VJ> Western Mail, Cardi.f. 77ul3 P~ ARLOURMAID (Thorough) Wants Situation, or as Maid to Invalid Lady good needlewoman; excel- lent character abstainer.-P., Cambridge House, New. port, Mon. 26u13 ANTED, by respectable Person, Small Family' Washing good drying grounds.—Apply T. S. College-road, Llandaff Yard, near Cardiff. 4943u12 I' ADIES Wanting Servants of all Classes, Servants J Wanting Situations—Apply Miss Morgan's Registry, 118, Clare-road, Grange, Cardiff. 4948u12 ADIES Suited with All Classes of Servants. Situa tions Secured for Servants. Fee Is.—Miss Walters-1 30, Page-street, Swansea. 4901u10 SITUATION Wanted as Plain Cook; excellent character from last situation. Thirty other Servants (all classes) Disengaged.—Mrs. Coster, Regis- try, Gloucester. 4250u10 WANTED, a respectable Barmaid used to qnick counter trade.—Apply B 43, Western Swansea. 302u15 HALLMAID Wanted at once must have good refe rences aged about 25.—Apply Manager, Langlajid Bay Hotel, near Swansea. 278u12 IMMEDIATELY, good General able to cook and iron well (country).—Apply with reference, and stat- ing wages, Victoria Hotel, Aberavon. 229\112 WANTED, respectable Young Person as Barmaid make herself generally useful with good refe- rence—Apply, personally, Mrs. Williams, Albion Hotel, Ciifynydd, Pontypridd. 130u14 WANTED, Barmaid, willing Make Herself Generally Useful also General Servants.— Apply, stating age, salary, and references to Proprietor, Pandy Hotel, Tonypaudy. 204ul5 A Useful Help Required, to Do Part of Housework jnL and Assist in Bar not under 25.—Apply, with photo and references, to Mrs. Leech, Beaufort Arms, Raglan. 185u14 XI.RANTED, General Servant, able to do plain cook" V T ing also Chambermaid.—State age, reference. &e., Mrs. Hutchings, Thomas Arms Hotel, Llan- elly. 186n10 \\TANTED, good, Strong General Servant good V> references.—Apply Old Bush Hotel, New- port. 161u14 inf7ANTED, experienced Barmaid good references » from last situation.—Apply Old Bush Hotel, New- port. 158u14 OMMEKCIAL-ROOM Waitress Wanted must be experienced and have good references.—Apply Bush Hotel, Merthyr. 491SulO ~VJI,7ANTED, a respectable Young Girl as Barmaid; > V good counter trade.—Apply King's Arms, New- port, Mon. 49801112 WANTED, a Barmaid; willing to make herself generally useful.—Apply, stating age, references, salary required, and photo, Stepney Registry Office, Abergavenny. 4991u12 WANTED, good General Servant; able to do plain cooking no washing.—Apply, with references, Lee, Freemasons' Arms, Tredegar, 4974u12 WANTED, good General Servant not under 20 good wages given.—Apply Mrs. Parry, Com mercial Inn, Aberdare. 48391110 BARMAID £ 26 (Cheltenham); Barmaids, £ 14, £ 30, Waitresses, £ 16 (Cardiff) Chambermaids, Cook (Builth) Generals, Nurses, Housekeeper, Kitchenmaids 45, Cardiff. [ulo ift Se'ststatite, &r. OUTFITTING.—Wanted at once, Young Man to life indoors,—Apply McCann, Holton-road, Barry Dock. 341n16 DRAPERY.—Wanted immediately, an experienced Young Lady for Fancy Department; personal application preferred.—Apply Griffiths and Sons, Com- mercial-road, Newport, Mon. 296ul2 IRONMONGER'S Assistant Seeks Re-engagement years' experience general, furnishing, building, and engineering trade; highest references.—Jones, 16, Richardson-street, Swansea. 2991115 WANTED at once, a good Improver.-Apply to John '> Powell, Grocer, Brecon. 276ul0 OUTFITTING.—Capable, energetic Junior Asssistant. Wanted for Barry Dock.—Apply by letter, with references, JIÆ. J. Bere, Cardiff. 2251115 rjlO Grocers.—Wanted at once, strong Improver, able JL to deliver; indoors.—Apply D. Jones and Co., Grocers, Maerdy, Rhondda. Ilul3 ANTED, for the Drapery Trade (Fancy) a smart Junior or Improver.—Apply, giving full par- ticulars, Draper. Western Mail, Swansea. 211u10 TO Grocers.—Wanted, an Assistant also Junior to Assist at Books must be strictly steady Welsh. WïiRon and Cooke, Cardigan. 19lulo XX7ANTED immediately, a Young Man for the V? Hosiery, and also a Junior Assistant for Gentle- men's Mercery Department; Welsh preferred.—Apply to D. Phillips and Co., Merthyr Tydfil. 188n14 W~ANTED. a smart Junior for General Drapery.— Apply, with full particulars, to Lewis Jones, Compton House, Tonypandy. I76ul.O DH. LEWJS and CO., Drapers, Neath, have « Vacancy for Young Man for Manchester Depart- ment six to eight, years' experience Welsh. 85u13 BOOTS and Outfits.—Wanted, a Junior Young Man. —Apply, with full particulars, S. D. Evans, Draper, Cowbridge. 92ul3 WANTED, a smart Grocery and Provision "iTancf, about 18 to 20 personal application preferred — Apply Rees, Grocer, Hayes, Cardiff. 74\113 ANTED, smant Junior for Counter and~~Sohcit3 ng also good Salesman to Drive Country Rounds.— Rampore Tea Company, 2, Commercial-street, New- port 103ul3 D~EAPERY—Wanted, a weSeducated Young I,a<i as Apprentice.—For terms apply Evans and Allen London House, Newport, Mon. 97u13 RAPERT—Wanted, Two sbn' Ti7adie<! as Apprentices.—Apply ° ;;r. fni4 RAPERT—Wanted, Two sbn' Ti7adie<! as Apprentices.—Apply ° ;;r. fni4 DRAPERY—Wanted ii aife., -ienced Young Man for Dresse indow-d.«er.— State salary and full parTIculars to ohii Evans a; d Co., Drapers, Pontypridd. 226u13 TS rlvNTEDT a Young Man as J aiuor for the"l)7apery V —Apply, with full particulars, to D. and LI. Rees Jones, Market Hall, Carmarthen. 14U13 "Cs ETAIL Hat Trade.—Wanted, experienced M!an as JLSl' Manager of Retail Branch.—Apply, giving all particulars as to salary, experience, references, &c., to Box B 57, G.P.O., Leeds. 42ul0 DJ.. MEYLER, Draper, Swansea, has Vacancies • for Several Young Ladies for the Fancy Counter. —4t32iiwitlt Ml P&rticulfttS .iW^lshi, 4994ul2 Sl f ublir glmugemcntg. CARDIFF. rjHEATRE ROYAL LESSEK AN!' MANAGER.Mr. EDWARD FLETCHER SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, 1894, Mr. WALTER SP-ALBVS Celebrated London Company in the GREAT DRURY LANE DRAMA, PAUL KAUVAR, As produced by Sir Augustus Harris, and now com IMeting its Fifth Year of Success in England and America. -C2 Prices 6d. to JE2 2s. Doors Open at Seven. Com- mence at 7.30. Half Price at Nine. Booking Offices at Messrs. Thompson and Sha ckell's (Limited), Queen-street. Telephone No. 521. G. W. B.-Saturday, March 10th. Cheap Excursion from Llanelly at 12.20; return 11.10 p.m. 27887 MONDAY, March 12th, Mr. BEN GREET'S Celebrated Company in DIPLOMACY. As played before the Queen and with lnagniflcen uccess at the Garrick Theatre, London. [28030 THE M P I R E A Manager OSWALB STOLL TO-NIGHT! THE GREAT CARL HERTZ AND MDLLE. D'ALTON, From the Empire Theatre, London. Without excep tion the most advajiced exponents of modern magic The HERTZ METHOD IN THIS ART, by the side of ordinarv methods, is as complete a REVELATION and REVOLUTION as ELECTRICITY in the ART ? F LIGHTING beside Gas, Oil, &c. Splendid Success, but Last Week at the Empire, of BLA R Y E s T H 0 M E Into which, amongst other changes, A FOOTBALL MATCH-WALES V. HlBERNIA- Has been introduced. Varieties by Artistes of special merit, headed by THE BROWN AND KELLY TRIO, In The Lay Figure." Next Week—The World-renowned MUL CINQTTEYALLI. First Appearance in Cardiff. A LHAMBBA, WESTGATE-STREET, CARDIFF. HORACE WHEATLEY. THE MON ETAS. Expensive Engagement of the W ondJeus THREE DELE VINES And Mammoth Company. See Bills for Partieolars. Popular Prices, Is., 6d., 4d., and 2d. Doorsopen at Seven. Commence at 7.30. 27503] Managing Director: Geo. Harrington. J3ARK |_|ALL, QARDIFF. IMPORTANT NOTICE. THE MOORE AND gURGESS INJINSTRELS (From St. James's-h&ll, London), The only Minstrel Company who have had the honour of appearing before His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, have made arrangements to visit CardiS, when they will present Three of their unique and unrivalled MINSTREL ENTERTAINMENTS, Giving Performances on FRIDAY. MARCH 9th, at 8, SATURDAY, MARCH 10th, at 3 and 8, Under the Direction of Mr. H. FRIZELLE. Introducing the whole of their Magnificent Conjpany of FIFTY PERFORMERS, In a Full and Mirth-Provoking Programme of FUN WITHOUT VULGARITY." As given for the past 2B Years at St. James's Hall London, including MR. WALTER HOWARD, The only Comic Banjoist who has had the dis tinguiehed honour of appearing- before H.M. th Queen at Balmoral. Doors open—Evening, about 7.30 Afternoon, 2.30. Admission :—Reserved Seats, 3s.; Area Seats, 2s. Back Seats, Is. Tickets and Plan of Seats of Messrs. Newman an Sons, Music Publishers, 96, Queen-street, Cardiff. paej^hall! MRS. LONGSHORE POTTS, M.D., OF TEE WOMEN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE, PHILA DELPHIA, U.S.A., WILL LECTURE TO LADIES ONLY, March 10 and 12, at Three o'clock. Admission Free Collections taken. TUESDAY, March 13, at Three, last and most important Lecture to Women. Subject: MATERNITY." Admission, Is. On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, March 12, at Eight o'clock, Mis. DR, POTTS will Deliver her famous LECTURE, "CUPID, CHLOE, AND HYMEN," To both Sexes. First Five Rows, Is.; Other Seats, 6d. Mrs, Dr. Potts treats women and children only. Residence, 3, Windsor-place. Hours Nine a.m. to One p.m. until March 13; March 13 to 19, Nine a.m to Four p.m. Consultation Free. Special Engage ments-not to wait-Xi Is. Remain until March 19 only. 28013 jgj pRIEST AND QO., TAFF VALE IRON WORKS, KlNGTS-BOAI), CANTON, CARDIFF. he AAA ROLLS ROOFING FELT, veryBest £ U,U\JU Ko. i, 4s. 6d.; No. 2, 6s. Od.; No. 3, 7s. 6d. per roH; 25 yards long, 33n. wide; 600 nails free witb each roll; two rolls carriage paid. 0 GQ A TONS ROOFING SHEETS; very Best £ jUCrr gft. by 2irt. 3in. wide, la. 4d. 6ft., ls.7d. 7ft., Is. lOd.; 8ft. 2s. Id. 9ft., 2s. 6d.; 10ft., 2s. 100l eaoh, at Works. OPE HNRTYAKDS GALYA^FSARTWIBE NET OOIJjUUU TING, Best; 3in. mesh, 2ft. wide 3s. 6d.; 3ft., 58. 4ft., 6s. 8d. roll; in. mesh, 2ft. wide 4s. 6d.; 3ft., 6s. 10d; 4ft., 9s. roll. CO Q/1Q YARDS SHEEP NETTING, with Centre OOj^/T-O stand, 3ft. wide, 4in. mesh, lights, 7s lOd heavy, 10s 4d strongest and heaviest, 13s rolls of 50 yards Cash with order; 50s lot of netting, carriage 3>aid. Name paper. Q~7 £ K GALVANISED STEEL TANKS.-3C ■J, I DO Gallon, 12s 6d; 40 Gallon, 14s 3d: 60,18e6d: ,00, 27s. Carrin.sre paid. 1 P.P Q TONS BARBED WIRE, 16s and 17s pc cwt. 0«rrit«re paid. 7: publir Ii.! SUNDAY AFTERNdON"POPULAR O SERVICES. PARK-HALL, CARDIFF, SUNDAY NEXT, at Three p.m. ADDRESS by Rev. JOHN PUGH. Soprano Solo, Ye that are Weary" (Kane). Anthem, "0 Father, whose Almighty Power" (Handel). CHAIBMAJT :—• T- H STEPHENS, ESQ. Organ Reeit,d it 2.30 25612 SEASON 1894. THE NEW HOWE MACHINE CO., LIMITED. The above Company beg to intimate that they have opened a Depot at 3, CHUECH-STEBET, CARDIFF, with a selection of the Newest Pat- terns of First-class Safeties, at moderate prices. Ear-Iv inspection invited; large discount for cash" T. H. MEAGER, Depot Manager. Agents V/anted. e3286 J^ANTSL AND 00. GENERAL AND FANCY STATIONERS CARDIFF

Wales v. Ireland. Wales Scores. 1

ALLEN UPWARD. Says He'll Respect a Sweep but not a Marquess. At a public meeting of miners hald at the Ton Schools on Friday evening, under the pre- sidency of Mr. Ben Davies, the Welsh agent of the federation, Mr. Allen Upward said he had been attacked in the Western Mail because he had refused to bow the knee to the Marquess of Bute. (Laughter.) He did not see why he should do so unless the marquess' had done something to make a man respect him. If he had been a collier or a chimney sweep and had done anything to command his (Mr. Upward's) admiration he would respect him, but he had no respect for a. man who enjoyed a title which had eome to him by birth, unless that nobleman had done something worthy of respect. (Applause.) Mr. Councillor MORRIS interrupted with Who made the Peers ?" Mr. ALLEN UPWARD More than one-half of the present Peers were made by the Prime Ministers of Great Britain during the reign of Queen Victoria, while a large number of the other half are the descendants of the illegitimate ( children of the Kings of England. (Laughter.) Councillor MoBBts Who made most Peers— Liberals or Tories ? (Cheers.) Mr. UPWARD The Liberals quite as much as the Conservatives. (Hear, hear.) Councillor MORRIS And more. (Renewed laughter.) The speaker having proceeded a little further with his remarks, the councillor piped in with "Who brought the military to Pentre during the strike?" but was called to order by the chairman. Criticised by Mr. Beavan. The letter of Mr. Allen Upward to Messrs. W. Bradley and J. F. Crouch, conveying to those gentlemen the impresssion that Mr. Upward regarded their invitation to him to join the movement for getting up an address of welcome to the Earl of Dumfries on the occasion of his opening the Roath Park, Cardiff. as "an unwarrantable impertinence," has aroused so much interest in Cardiff that one of our representatives went over to Roath to see Councillor Ebenezer Beavan, J.P., the chair- man of the parks committee of the Cardiff Cor- poration, to ascertain what Mr. Beavan knew about the matter and to ascertain his views. In reply to questions by the pressman, Mr. Beavan said: I don't hesitate to say that, whilst Mr. Allen Upward suggests that the sending of the circular to him by those gentlemen is, in his opinion, an .,unwarrantable piece of imper- tinence. I am bound to say that a more dis- courteous and impertinent letter could scarcely be framed by any intelligent person, not to speak of one practising at the Bar. In fact, I could scarcely have expected any person, how- ever ignorant or illiterate, to be capable of in- diting such a document. I am rather at a loss to understand what the reference in his letter that Mr. Upward was not a Liberal town councillor means, especially when, from all his speeches and his attitude and his general con- duct, Mr. Upward appears to most people to be an aspiring Liberal. I don't quite see where the sentence or the sense fits in. Whilst I can- not at all account for Mr. Upward having written such a letter, and especially such a sen- tence as has been referred to, still, I have noticed for a long time past that Mr. Upward seems to take a delight in attacking the members of the Liberal party having seats at the corpora- tion, and more especially members of the parks committee. I can, therefore, only treat- the sentence, "1 am not a Liberal town councillor," as casting a slur upon such members, and espe- cially intended to apply to members of the parks committee. I can only suppose that the innuendo in the passage in Mr. Upward's letter reading "31 policy of which the expensive eyesore at Llanishen is only one recent illus- tration" is to depreciate the value of the gift of Lord Bute of nearly 120 acres of land for a people's park by endeavouring to convey to the minds of the public that the park is situate at Lla.nishen. Of course, the public of Cardiff know very well that the park is a-s accessible to' the inhabitants of the borough and as nearly inside the boundaries of the borough as the limits of such a large tract of land can pos- sibly be. In fact, we have the park in the only available portion of the borough where such an enormous piece of ground was pro- curable and, however much advantage it might be said or supposed that Lord Bute will here- after reap from building sites in the neighbour- hood of the park, I have always considered it to be a very noble and generous gift of his lord- ship to the county borough of Cardiff. BWHB—

MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Progress of the Arrangements for the Cardiff Gathering. The guarantee fund has now reached most satisfactory dimensions, and the committee, feeling assured that, the minimum limit of £ 2,600 will be attained almost immediately, have convened a meeting of guarantors for the 17th inst. for the election of the general council of the festival. Among those who have already placed their names on the list of guarantors are :— Lord Tredegar, Lord Windsor, Lord Al^rdare, the Bishop of Llandaff. the Dean of Llandeft', General Lee, Colonel Sir E. S. Hill, Sir Morgan Morgan, Colonel John Morgan (Breeon), Colonel TurberviU, Colonel Gaskell, Miss Talbot, Mrs. Picton Turbervill, the Mayor of Cardiff, Aldermen Fulton, Carey, and Rees, Councillors Ramsdale, Shackell, Brain, White, and Morgan, the Rev. F. W. Edmondes, Messsrs. H. M. Thompson, Daniel Owen (Ash Hall), J. M. Maclean, Lascelles Carr, John Cory, Clifford Cory, John Duncan, T. H. Stephens, Charles Evans, Clement Waidron, Arthur Lewis, W. P. James, J. L, Wheatley, F. W. Evans, M.D., E. R. Moxey, F. P. Hacquoil, H. P. D. Phillips, Trevor Thomas, Edwm Corbett, T. E. Aylward, Walter Scott (Roath), J. E. Deacon, S. G. Fifoot, and a large number of the other principal residents in Cardiff and the -hb neighbourhood. It is gratifying to notice that a large proportion of those who were guarantors in 1892 have not only renewed their guarantees, but have con- siderably increased the amount, and also that there are very many new names added to the list.

"rendel PEERAGET Mr. Stuart Rendel will, itis understood, take the title of Viscount Montgomery. He arrived in London on Friday from Cowes. where be has -1 bees staying.

ACCIDENT TO AN M.P. I He rs Severely Crushed in a Railway Station. A very serious mishap befel Mr. J. Theo- bald, member of Parliament for the Romford Division of Essex, on Friday afternoon at Romford Railway Station. The hon. gen- tleman intended to proceed to London by the 2.16 train, but reached the platform just as the train was starting, and, in attempting to enter a first-class carriage, he missed his footing, 'e and fell on to the footboard. An alarm was raised, and the rear guard at onoe applied the brake to attract the attention of the driver. Tike tram., however, proceeded thirty or forty yards before it was brought to a standstill, and Mr. Theobald was severely crushed between the footboard ajid the platform.

OLD-AGE PENSIONS. Mf. Joseph ChambertBtn and the Pioyal Commission. The Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain pre-- sided on Friday night an an influential meet- ing to inaugurate a permanent relief fund and mutual aid organisation for the Central Divi- sion of Birmingham. He said he hoped that before very long the report of the Royal Com- mission on Old Age Pensions would be issued, and, whatever the outcome of that, report might be, he warned the public not to pin their faith on any particular scheme, but to support any scheme which, being practical, offered a chance of an experiment in the right direction. The evidence before the Royal Commission showed that it was not so much the Poor-law itself as its administration which was com- plained of, that there was not sufficient dis- crimination shown in the relief granted, and that what should be a work of charity- and ¡ love was treated as a dry matter of bwiuess.

j |P% JFj3 ebO Ho. 158,600i 1-

SOUTH MONMOUTHSHIRE. Radical Council Meeting Held at New- port with Closed Doors. The executive of the South Monmouthshire Liberal Association sat at Newport on Friday for two hours and a half, under the presidency of Mr. D. A. Thomas, M.P., with closed doors. The onlv result of the sitting which got out to the public was that a, vote of confidence in the Cabinet was agreed to. Whether their own budget or tha.t of Sir William Harcourt troubled them is one of their Cabinet secrets.

BRISTOL'S NEW DEPARTURE. Coastwise Dues and Passenger Tolls for Raising Money. The Bristol Docks Board is&ued a report on Friday on the revised coastwise dues, which are increased, and on the proposal to charge pas- sengers a toll for landing from pleasure steamers. The committee estimate that the revised tariff will produce as regards goods imported an addi- tional revenue of £ 3,000, and on passengers, on whom it is proposed to levy a penny toll per head on all laiidiiig and embarking, £ 500.

CARDIFF EXHIBITION. A circular was issued on Friday by the provisional committee of the proposed Cardiff Fine Art. Industrial, and Maritime Exhibition for Cardiff to the most prominent of the resi- dents of the town, explaining the objects of the exhibition, and intimating that a guarantee fund of £ 10.000 is necessary in order to justify procedure with the working of the scheme. Those who 'have not received a circular. and who desire to become guarantors, should com- municate with the secretary-, Mr. Walter Cook, of 38, St. Mary-street. 1QZIIS.1DIU. a.

F0R WELSH CALVINisficTcHURCHES. The will of Mr. William Williams, of Llewesog Hall, near Denbigh, who diefi on December 10, was proved on February 26. the value of the personal esta,te amounting to over £ 34.000. The testator zF,300 to the Welsh Calvinistic Foreign Missionary Society, £ 100 to the Welsh Calvinistic Home Missionary Society, £ 200 to the British and Foreign Bible Society, and annuities to several chapels and churches for the purchase of books for prizes in the Sunday Schools.

Small-Pox at Briton Ferry. On Thursday a man named David Williams, about 35 years of age, roller man at the Villi <?rs Works, and residing at Mount Pleasant. Briton Ferry, was taken ill, and was found to be suffering from small-pox. Dr. Pegge was most attentive, and bad the patient isolated and the house thorough]v disinfected. -u_

Keen Welshmen buy Keen's Mustard, -with 150 years' guarantee of quality. 1892 Keen's 3rd rjfgfs

ATHLETIC3 FOR GIRLS. A Pressman has a Talk with Mfts, Longshore-Potts. A representative of the "Western Mail had an interview with Mrs. Anna, Longshore-Potte, M.D., on Friday, and, remarking that her strictures on sweh physical exercises as hunt- ing, skating, rowing, jumping, &c., had caused much surprise among her audience at the Park-hall, Cardiff, asked her what she would suggest in their place for English giris. It is not the exercises in themselves I object to," said Mrs. Potts, "but the inju- dicious use of them. A doctor would say to a pale, sickly, delicate girl, Go out, and take more exercise—take riding exercise; you are indoors too much; your liver is torpid and wants rousing; put on your skates, and get Mrs. Longshore-Potts. a good morning on the ioe,' and so on, without even investigating the question as to whether such violent exercise was adapted to the girl's special physique and internal arrangements." But," said our representative, "look at savages. There the women carry burdens, build houses, row canoes, and do all the hardest manual work for their braves,' and they are strong and healthy, and have fine, healthy children. Violent exercise even does not hurt them." was the reply; "that's true, but they are innured to it from infancy. They are flung into the water and taught to swim before they can walk. They live free, unfettered lives. They wear no coraets, and have every limb and muscle in training from their birth. A civilised girl is not allowed to take any share in housework—she is sent to school to sit for hours at the desk; she is made to wear stays and begin to pull her waist in before her figure is matured, and, after a studious, ener- vating childhood, she goes out skating or riding, jumping over fences, ire., at a terrible risk to her health." "Would you oondemH these exercises alto- gether, then ?" By no means. If a girl wanted to go from one place to another it would do her no harm to mount a quiet. respectable,' staid horse and gently amble along." "But there would be no fun in that?" Then have your fun, and die!" Mrs. Potts said, with emphasis. In skating." she added, "no giri should skate without a vigorous young fellow's hand or arm to keep her from falling." Our representative suggested that possibly English girls were of a stronger physical forma- tion than Americans. "On the contrary," said Mrs. Potts, "I have visited America, from end to end. and found more women, and girls especially, suffer- ing from internal displacement of vital organs in England than in America. I have this first morning over twenty patients waiting to consult me, many of them quite young girls. Their mothers don't warn them or teach them how to take care of themselves, their doctors won't tell them, and I am come to be a mother to them." Mrs. Potts urged strongly that every woma.n should join heart and soul in the crusade she had cotne to wage against such physical and anatomical ignorance and heedlessness.

MONMOUTH COUNTY COUNCIL The annual meeting of the Monmouthshire County Council will-be held on Wednesday next at Newport, when the appointment of chairman, vice-chairman, and committees for the ensuing year will take place. Councillor S. N, Jones has given notice to persist in the motion which he referred to at the last meet- ing for recommending the standing joint com- mittee to dismiss the new chief-constable as the result of the appointment of Superinten- dent Pa.rry at Risca.

HORTONS ORIGINAL' For Femr les BENE1>ICT piLLS For ^e^aales Only Only. THOUSANDS of Testimonials have been received from all parts. Females of all ages should take them. They at once remove ai obstructions, no matter how obstinate or from whatl ever cause ".rising. In boxes Is. lid- and Sent Post Free, under «over, leI. extra, direct by the Proprietor. G. D. Horton, JYI.I).:S. (from the Birming- ham and General Lying-in Hospital'),- Aston House, Aston-road, Birmingham. —Agents: Ctirditi—A. Hagon, Chemist, 39. Bridge-street, and 11. Bute-street, Rj.errbyr—Wilis, Chemist, Pontmorlnis, said George town. Swansea—Lloy^, Chemist O-siorrd-street Ke-\V1Klrt- Young, Chemist. High-street._ t'simot be had "from other Chemists. N.B.—N.B.—iNone <Genuine unless bearing "G. D. Horton, m red a-crass i. label. Letters aaswred free.

1- Giddy Girl. Graduates j SHOCK A SLEEPY UTTLE AMERICAN TOWft They Respond to a Serenade with a Real Skift Dance and Now Many are in Disgrace. The sleepy American town of Bradford, in Mase&ehusett State, has a great seosataoa. There is located a famous academy for voting women, than which no convent is -more strict in the observance of the proprieties and dis- cipline. Three of the yoaag- women have bees given until three days to pack their trunks and leave the place, and fom-teer. others are und-er suspicion and will not be soon out for seme three weeks to come. It all came about in this way: —The Tuft's College Glee Club. visited Bradford and sang in the City-hafl. After the entertainment and the enjoyment of a small bird and a large bottle the glee club were put up to play a time-honoured prank oil the young women of the academy in Brad- ford. Every time a giee club comes to Brad- ford it has serenaded the academy girls, and ofi several occasions the youthful w-aiaem have narrowly escaped being- eaten up by bulldogs or watchmen. The young mee ae- oepted the suggestion to feBow suit, LIVELY SCENES AT THE W! NDGW& They west to the academy soon after mid. night, and very soon the pretty gil-l. «««<&» were awakened from their slumbers by themeb dtous sounds which came from the tteoats ci -the ten young collegians, raaged in a line on the broad and snow-covered caaapas of the academy. It was evidea* fiat some of the girls had expected voung mea. for in less than five minutes seweiiteea of the- pretty women had gathered in one room, in the feoRS of the building, on the groana fioor, aed crowded the windows to see send appiarad tba songs of the glee clMb. Now, it is not know* just what the effect naaie voices may oiteo have on seventeen young womeiu but ft, cesfeairriy is true that these voting women not only d1!f not keep ^curtains between themselves and the windows, but they neglected to remember- that they were in negligee costumes. Hie yotirtj? men noted this faet with some surprise, but kept on singing, and pretty soon it va,g evidoKt that the young woxnefii were eotaraeced with tbw college songs, for the lively time set the girls to giving exhibition of a startling aatare. If notes of Annie Rooney" broke art the atmafK phere. and before the second verse had beea- reached someone loosed a half-dozen hungry bull dogs. The Ra-vard Grlee Chib did not go to Bradford this winter. Some, years ago the faculty of the Bradford Academy engaged several extra watchmen to g-uard the prenriseg On the night of the Yale Glee Chib concert, but the boys got into the grounds unseen and had sung a song and a half one before tbi watchmen awoke.

WSLLENHALL CONTEST. Rector Rosed-ale Well Received by thb Parishioners. There is no lagging in the interest ta.ken in the contest at Willenhall. The Rev. W. E. Rcsedale, of Canton, has addressed a meeting of the parishioners, and was well received, and the opmion is widely held that he would be a fitting successor to the ripe scholar who for 56 years exercised an influence over the social and religious life of the town. Mr. Rosedale was born witlun the ecclesiastical area. of Willenhall, within one mile and a half of the mother church. a.nd his father was far some years vicar of Holy Trinity Church, Short Heath. which is within the township, where his earnest work, especially among the- prior, is still held in reverence and esteem. During his vicariate several young men we-e trained under hisTupervision for Holy Orders, and succeeded in obtaining curacies in the diocese. Until young Mr. Rosedale attained his tenth year he remained among his father's parishioners, and after 30 years' absence it is no small testimony to the lasting popularity of the name of Rosedale that he still retaim the affection of his father's parishioners. "Un- questionably," writes a correspondent, "the preponderance of votes in Short Heath would be cast for him. and at a meeting recently heid he was most enthusiastically received. His ca.ndida.ture is aided by a zealous ba.nd of canvassers, and if the appointment was left to the worshippers at St. Giles's Church his election would be assured. The date of the election is not fixed, but, is believed to lie about the 28th inst. It still remains an un- decided question pending the receipt of counsel's opinion whether the freeholders of the whole of the township (as at the last elec- tion) will be able to exercise, the franchise, or only those freeholders, residing in St. GilesV Parish (numbering less than lZO)."

WELSH COAL TRADE. j Shall We have Another Strike of Work- men ? At the monthly meeting of federationibts held at the Forth Hotel on Thursday the follow- ing resolution was passed :— Tliat iitis meeting of the Union men of the Khondda Valley cabs upon the sliding-sca^ sciitstivcs to taife a "ballot of nll the nùners in Mon- mcuthshire and Soutii ales as to whether or Lot tli6 "woxtiiiGn in £ fcvour of sit 1110" 210^ ICQ OH the 1st of April TK?xt to tArrmrtfl.f "Kh-ft $!icHn £ C-sc&le agreeirient. Jh urtljer, "th&t thif is of opinion tiiac tiio power of giving notice rests entirely i?i ilic li&xuls of trcmsolvo? and not with the of the men, tied there* fore, pj^otesw against the ^Jidinpr-scale rer>re^*»t^ lives acting out^ae of and wishes of tbi workmea*