The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1883-11-10 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

VIII. the King was at the top and the Pope at the bottom of everything; now, a different state of things existed, and he thought they should go beck to the founder of elnistianity and not to church records of Henry's time. The proposed bill was in conflict with the Toleration Act, and the bill itself he described as a medley of incongrnitles. The bill was lost, the numbers being 9 to 7. It may be stated that there was a good muster of the general public, and that the debate was animated.  Mr. H. Stafford Northoote arrived in Cardiff on Tuesday night for the purpose of opening a new Conservative club.  At Bann Cross, near Sheffield, on Tuesday morning, a toll home was found completely wrecked. The premises were not occupied by night. On Mondaylat Rathkeale Fair, near Limerick, a riot occurred in which 40 persons were seriously injured. Twenty-three persona were apprehended and are retained in custody. On Tuesday in a cotton factory at Roubaix, near Lisle, an explosion occurred followed by a tire. Eleven persons ,were tilled in throwing themsgves from he wmdows and six were literally roasted alive.  At Leeds on Tuesday, two youths, Patrick Allen and Peter Grogan were charged with being concerned in the murder of Jonas Bottomley. Allan confessed that he and his companion stole the murdered man's watch, but otherwise they did not interefere. There are six men in custody. At Nottingham on Tuesday, two boys were charged with stealing a letter containing a cheque for £47 with conaiderable ingenuity. The letter was extracted from • box of of Mr. Bourne, and the cheque was endorsed by one of the boys, who presented it at the bank with a pen behind his ear. The final e, however, was not written and the boys were given in charge of the police. The case was remanded.  An important Answerto—How can Lancer, Scurvy, King's Evil ,Headache, Inflammation etc., be prevented? Keep the blood pure by talang Hughes' Patent Blood Pills. The great medicine for se luring health. Sold everywhere at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., and 4s. 6d  GRFAT Barnum has been Couritrinurn by Tea: writes M. Louis Blanc. "Do you know, what Ai the mark of onian, between the first and the last person in England? It is Tea." If consumers hard “ny iiea of the extent to which tea is adultera•eo, owing to the demand for cheaneess. they woulo to seriously alarmel, and avoid spurious tea, which disorders the nerves and digestive organs. The greatly increasing demand for Borniman's Tea has made it necessary to extend their Agencies, and this world renowned Pure Tea, rich, strilig, delicious and •• always good alke," can now be had of Chemists. Confectioners, and others in Englano' and the Continents of Europe, and America, c. See advertisement in this paper.  THU Marivituous Cartsrusz Tooviratunt POWNEE —" 29, Mvsydd street, Swansea. May 18th, 18 3. - SOIIiTHI,--Dear H with the greatest pleasure that I recommend Mr P. Sallivan's Toothache Powder. I went to him suffering terribly. In less them one minute the pain had entirely left me. It is undoubtedly a marvellous powder, and, trust, Mr Sullivan will have every slimes —I remain, yours truly JOHN Mow. A