... The Norwegian ship Prince Victor, 1217 toog register, H. Cornelinson, master, and laden with cargo of petroleum from New York, has for th8 past few days been lying at anchorage in Kin,c' road, and lett on yesterday morning's tide for Sharpness, ill charge of Henry smart. pilot, the cargo being consigned to F. F. Fox. She was in tow of three tugs, the Ranger and Refuge being ahead# and the ...

... AT CRADLEY HEATH. EXPLOSION/OF GUNPOWDER I I Two Children Killed and Three Injured. About haa-past six on Thursday evening a tier; rible explosion of gunpowder occurred at Cradlsy Heath, resulting in the death of two, children 'and in serioivs injuries to three others. The explosion took pi Ace at the premises of Mr Henry Mould, ironmonger, of 134, High-street, Cradley Heatii. It appears that ...

... Lord Newport writes from Seville to a morning contemporary Will you allow me through your columns to give a word of warning to any of my countrymen who may intend to visit this part of Spain? I travelled on Tuesday last from Granada to Seville by the Andalusian Railway. My luggage was locked up and duly registered direct through, and placed in the charge of the responsible officials but on ...

... A PARISIAN ROMANCE. Elopement and Murder. I A woman named Victor, with a pronounced suicidal mania, has just been condemned (says a Paris telegram) to six months' imprisonment for having caused the death of her little child during one of her attempts at self-destruction. She laid herself, with her infant, 0 her bed, after lighting a pau of charcoal, but after a time a neighbour burst open the ...

... The Tina saysThe present difficulties have been greatly aggravated by the conduct of the Conservatives at the time when they accepted office on Mr Gladstone's resignation. If the Conservatives bad then declined office unless Mr Gladstone and his party were willing to eaeiik them in re-enacting the equitable and valuable conditions of the Crifnee Act, they would have compelled the Liberals to ...

... HOW THE BOY ENJOYED HIMSELF. *ienty estminster police-court, yesterday, >U jj ^rrison (16), described as a sawyer, living Order]vttr#yro«k(l. S.W., was charged with dis- ^ou^.a^.conduct at Milman-street, Chelsea.— ^r'*°t»er r deposed that he saw the tfiPpine ast n'Kht, with other yontbs, engaged in ^bi^ Qp Peopl# by means of a thick string, IItrill stretched across the read. The *nd be seen ...

... PILOUS POSITION OF A 8TEAMER. 1;1- Panic on Board. I th« ^Published in London this afternoon, t)nD-fa^!6 Viotoria, from Newbaven » ^eu«e f U as'Iore on the rocks off Cape Ailly in passengers were panic-stricken. *#t# dri*nPe(* with lifebelts on, and 5,'v*dn«6B oufc to news has been re- The *» *ny them being saved. 2>iry Association is informed, upon en* r'Rhtn«. j j' ...

... DISRC E. - C.ARDIFF. SuDtEN DEATH. - Mrs. ;Webb, wife of M - Edward Wobb. of the Great Wiestern Approach, die suddenly on Sunday frolm ]heart disease. Tie * deceased was an old inhabitant of tle town, an, waI touci respected. I'OOTBALLL TounsaxENrT.-This tournament wit u be hield on the Elarlequins' ground, Penarth-road to-day (Tuesday). The entries include teams trors the Newport, Cardiff ...

... DEATH OF AN AMERICAN BISHOP. (RExuToa' TELEiGRAM.) New York, Wednesday. - The Rev. Dr Alfred Lee, Bishop of Delaware, and senior Bishop of tho Episcopal Church irs America, if dead. GREAT FIRE IN C(I-ICAGO. (REUTBRIs TEGRorAh.) Chicago, Wednesaday.-The paper inanufac- tory of Messrs Graith hns been destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at half a million dollars. THE KING} OF HOLLAND'S ...

... GENERAL FORE.IGN NEWSI TIHIE QUEEN ON T;HE CONTINENT. I RETuinetai't TELMOeAS1.. Aix leo B]aiTIH, Tuesday.--Tho Qut&3n and Princoes 13eiatrieo drove out this morniiig, and viiittel the rosidenco of Laly Whalley. In the if torioull iler Majosty and the Princosm drove 1L) St SilROIL and La Fougore. THE AFGiHAN FRONTIER QUESTION. PROVISIONAL SETTLEMENT. [RmvIrvin'S Tl5tORcolAM.| St Petersbl.trg, ...

... VICTORIA RUNNING GROUNDS. After being closed for twelve months these grounds, on the Nottingham-road, Derby, were reopened by Messrs. Needham and Coates, who gave £3 10s. to be run for in a novice handicap. About 300 persons paid gate, and very good running was witnessed. J. Moran despatched the four pedestrians to a good start, when Greensmith ultimately won by a foot amidst loud applause. ...

... April 11.1887. Ls-p attests.— Discharged, 21 ; dead, S; admitted. 16 ; In tie House (Including 18 children), IM. Oct-patibhts.— Discharged, si; mAmtttnA, 38 ; on the booka. 46J. appointhekts fob the Next Weeds.— House Visitors: Messrs. Jos. Mason and Co. and Mr. Mills, solicitor. Physician and Sdrgkon.— Dr. Ogle and Mr. Dolman. acknowledged with Thakxs.— Two Jars ol soup, ftom. Mrs. John Bvana ...