... Yesterday at the Cardiff police-court—before Mr T. W. Lewis (stipendiary) and Dr Paine- Mr Solomon Andrews was summoned at the instance of the Inland Revenue authorities for keeping a carriage without a license, Mr David, who appeared for the defendant, urged that the case was one which called only tor a light penalty. Mr Andrews had simply delayed taking out licenses for bis vehicles, and had ...

... the meeting of the Nixon Company's 5y' helti Monday, it was a ,e deprecate the action of some of the Mou a n Q tradB8oaen towards tho workmen in placing »i,at the pit's mouth stating that if a 8 „'ould occnr they would givo no credit, but close shops to all. ...

... A welsocb chwi'r ferch A'r siriol wen, Yr wanwyn derch I earych yn h-sn ? Gwallt fel y nos sydd ar ei phen, A wn mai ser o lygaid Gwen Fenthyciwyd i addurno'r nen. A welsocb cbwi'r ferch Sydd fel yr ha', Yn enyn berch Lie bynag yr Daeth heib»r>—dyua'r gwir i chwi—• A gyrodd dân (0'; chalon hi, Mae heddyw'n fftamio 'nghalon i. A welsoch chwi'r ferch A'r dannedd m&n, Ac anadl serch Yn eu cadw'n ...

... WELSH MEMBERS WORKING. The Press Association says an urgent whip, signed by the whole of the Welsh Liberaltnembers) 18 being issued in support of Mr Dillwyn's motion on disestablishment in Wales, which comes on next Tuesday evening. The newly-formed com- mittee of Radical members will also send out a whip on the subject, and pressure is being brought to bear on the front Opposition bench to ...

... The return of the Registrar-General for the week ending Saturday last (4th May) shows that there were registered 10 the borough of Cardiff in the last week 89 births, as compared with 82, 104-, and 87 in tho three previous. Those 89 births comprised 45 boys and 44 girls, and corresponded to an annual rate of 40 5 per 1,000 of the population, estimated to be in the middle of this year 112,712. ...

... THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO NORTH WALES. It is expected that during the Queen's stay at Pale Hall, near Llanderfel, her Majesty will visit Like Vyrnwy, formed tc supply Liverpool with water, and tbe Mount Morgan Gold Mines, near Dolgelly, where extensive new crushing machinery is being erected. Her Majssty will be asked te receive at Wynnstay, the seat of Sir Watkm Williami Wynn, an address from the ...

... How the Crime was Committed. TREDEGAH, Monday. A more revolting tragedy has seldom occurred than that which threw tbe busy little town of Tredegar into a ferment on Saturday night, creating a public excitement that has not yet subsided. Even at the early hour of eight o'clock this morning a group of men, women, and children was gathered in the precincts of the wretched hovel where the gruesome ...

... MERTHYR BOARD OF GUAR- DIANS. The Mertbyr Board of Guardians met oø Saturday, under tbe presidency of Mr W. Jones, J.P.—A Mrs Ramsey, Swansea, attended befcrt the board, and claimed to be the mother of children who had come upon the uuion funds Aberdare. The matter was referred to committee, as the facts were not clear. Relieving Officer David was requested meanwhile to stop -v/f6 V^x7 ...

... On Friday afternoon last, during the heavy thunderstorm, whilst Mr Griffith Llewellyn, farmer, Treorky, and his servant were fencing a piece of ground on the mountain side, they dropped down suddenly, and for several minutes were unconscious. When Mr Llewel- lyn recovered consciousness he found himself at the bottom of a steep slope. He shouted out to his assistant, •• Who had knocked him 7 ...

... There is a big thing in petitions pending; it bat been started by a lady member of the most indefatigable people on the planet—the teeto- tallers. It is a world's petition for the suppression ) of the liquor traffic. Miss Willard, tbe president t of the World's Women's Temperance Society, intends to take it round to all the governments of Eurooe and America* ...

... Mr Henry Harrison, the Oxford undergraduate, against whom proceedings were taicen in connec- tion with the Falcarragh evictions, writes shall be much obliged if you can afford me a small portion of your space to deal with two statements made in the House of Commons relative to my arrest. The first and more impor- tant was that previous to my arrest I refused to give my name when asked to do so ...

... WELSH GLEANINGS. By Lloffwr. The authorities of the University College of North Wales (Bangor) having memorialised the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education in favour of allowing the use of the Welsh language in examinations in agriculture, the following reply has been received: Depart. ment of Science and Art, London, S.W., 17tb April, 1889.—Sir,—The Lords of the Committee of Council ...