BUSINESS ADDRESSES. ESSRS. NEWNHAM AND SONS, CARRIAGE BUILDERS, 19, BROAD-STREET, BATH, Invite special inspection of their LADIES' PATENT CARRIAGE STEP, the 'MIETAMORPHOSIS," and "THE" LIGHT]EST L STANHOPE p9AETON, with 1-inch Springs and Tyro. 2351g 91O SHOPKEEPERS AND HAWKERS.

MONEY MARXIET.r AND CIT INTELLIGENCE. (,obX Owour cIuT CORRESPONDEN'.) TeIURSDAY EviINeO. The directors of the Bank of Eagland have aeparated without making any alteration in the officiai minimunm. At the Bank the de mand for discoont is very limited. Out of doors no neW feature

THE KING OF THE BELTGIANS. d LONpON, TuRusDAF. The metropolis to-day has eun "rd friom a plethora of 10mayors. . More than a hundred of theme- dignitaries, who resemble theillilies ot the- field in!, this respict-but in this only-that even Solomdnifin all his glory wad not arraye

Ay I The eorro3pondent of tie Daou Telegraph thus writes- d e After huincheou at your hotel, you are driven out in your tl 'Is open carriage to see the perforiuances of tho howling Aer- Ii L vuhises You pass through at narrow stone pnsatge, with a c of goldier or two stationed in

, In thce Court of Exchequer on Mo~ndnay, a breachi of pro. - fmiso case was triad, in which the parties to thu sait were a auts he Oiatron and a guardian belonging toei metropolitan union. *I The plaintiff, Miergartl 'Joheistoen, was. 27 years of age lame. ,and the 'datughter of

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1869. It is stated that Mr. GLADSTwONE will i ?? | the Irish land Bill at the Very openngof next U" - .t _ _ L- l/J _- A - a, - - session, and that he hopes to get it read a third much ea time in the House of Commons before the Easter ments fi recess. lie. I

THE MAWR, -THB POLWEBAND SENDAi , . ?? i. .. ^ ,1,: Wy a .. . ?? a ?? ?? :. ,. Ti "WSTE EDiO."OF T M Me ;; - 4.Wsviuyjor-perinit. me.in:your colu3ns to draW at, -M: .'tention to in observation made bywthe Mayor.at a irecently- in ,heldrneettng of the Cardiff Watch Committee, a re

'u5 m PorCAn WINTXR ENsErvErAiNa ?? Tuesday led evening, the first of what is intended to be a series of wes popular winter entertainments was inaugurated at the nil. Royal Assembly-rooms. The committee appointed for arrying out the same, in order to make them as attrar- tive as

The usual monthly meeting of th e Swansea Tow I Council, Board of Health, and Burial Board, took place ij the Guildhall, yesterday, -when the following membrs were preselt -Mr. C. T. Wilson, m ayor ; Aldermen Charles Bath, G. B. Strick, and Thomas Phillips; and Conncillors J. J.

(rOoM OUR; OWN cOeReESPONDENT.) lo W WORCESTER, 'TUSDAY. le Neoer has a festival been inaugurated with greater pros- Toi in pects of success than the one which eommenced at Worces. bea rd ter to-day. The demand for places has been greater than Bmi us ever was known here. The arr