... DARING ROBBERY AT RHYMNEY. On Friday night, a daring robbery was com- mitted at a pawn shop in Rhymney. The thieves removed a shutter in the drapery window, broke a pane of plate glass, and carried away goods to the value of many pounds. It is believed that the rogues were interrupted in their nefarious work, and that they had consequently to content them- selves with a more modest booty than ...

... Two ch;¡drAn-twill. ae:i about fiveyears- were run over and k Hed by the 1'nnted mail train, n ...

... VICTOR HUGO'S ENGLISH j PROPERTY. states that probate has j'isK been granted in Loudon of the wil! :?f. the lat* j Victor Hugo, whew .isoniu estate ia England j neuuireil at £ 92,000. ...

... [FROU OUB DUBLIN CORRESPONDENT, j Mr W. Sinclair, of Strabane, who gave evidence before Lord Cowper's Irish Land Commision, which recently presented its report, writes to the Dublin Express stating that proofs of his evidence were not forwarded to him, as is customary; and in the report he is surprised to find that not only are there inaccu- racies which he would have corrected, but that an ...

... BIRTHDAY OF AN INFANT KING. The first anniversary of the birth of the little King of Spain it to b# celebrated by is Nmad review. Fifteen thousand men are to be assembled under arms. There will be a banqnet at the palaco affermprrlpp, anrt narden will be granted for press ¡mJût1.ler uHsuces. ...

... At Newport borough p,)Iice-court to day-before the Mayor (Mr George Hoskins) and other magis- trate,q-Gec-ge Henry Skipp, pensioner, Cwmbran, was charged with being disorderly, and assaulting P.C. Harper. The officer was on duty in Marches-road at one t.'clock this morning, when prisoner went up to him, threw off his coat, and wanted to light, saying lie was a Victoria Cross man, and would put ...

... SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT BARRY DOCK. I About 5.45 this morning a labourer named Smith, who resided at Clive road, Canton, was admitted to the Cardiff Infirmary suffering from a fracture of the ribs. He was at work at the Barry Dock when he accidentally fell into a. bolo about six feet deep, and a piece of rock weighing about five stones came dowa Upon him. He was detained in the institution. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF STEALING A BABY. At Marylebonepolice-court, on Thursday, Mary Howlett (35), of Devonshire-street, Lisson Grove, was brought ult on remand, charged with taking away and.decaminga child, underthe age of eleven weeks, voth intent to deprive the parent, Captain,. Montague G. Wilkinson, of the King's Own Scottish Borderers, of i and thereby stealing it.—The evidence was that ...

... LORD ROSEBERY AND LORD HARTINGTON. The President of the Glasgow University Liberal Club, which has chosen Lord Rosebery as candi- date for the Lord Rectorship, has received a letter from Lord Hartington, in which the noble mar- quis says:—It appears to me that, on the basis of the agreement defined in the address, there can be no reason why Liberals of all sections should not unite in the ...

... I HOW TO DEFEAT THE COERCION ACT. I FFROM OUR LJUBLIX CORRK3POXUBNT. 1 The Lord Mayor of Dublin's paper, the Weekly News, to-day attempts to show how the Irish people can defeat the Crimes Act. It advises the wholesale boycotting of loyalists, Dublin Castle agents, and the police, and asserts that it only needs the imprisonment of seven or eight hundred men to fill all the gaols and render Mr ...

... ™ Saturday afternoon an inquest was held on the body °f JKlizabeth O'Brien, who was found zii ™ house at 12, Thomas-street, on the oist ult. The evidence of her husband, John O'Brien, trimmer, went to show that the deceased r? i.u en 'n a tlrnnken state all the morning. i>CaT\ aPPaared to have been the result of a fall. gowning stated that without a post-mortem, examination he could not say ...

... LORD SALISBURY. At the Hertfordshire Quarter Sessions, to.-day the resignation of Lord Salisbury as chairman I was accepted, with a vote of thauka for hit past with i services, Lord Cowper WA. choseu bis successor, ...