... UNIVERSITY COLLEGE, CARDIFF. SUCCESSES IN THE LONDON M.A. EXAMINATIONS. It is announced that Mil J Alice Foxall appears second in the list of M.A.' just published. Miss Foxall is the third student of the University College, Cardiff, who has been successful at the recent M.A. examinations, the other twf being Miss M. E. Pearson and Mr E. M. N ance. The college is much to bo congratulated on the ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 27, me. STANL!' Y S WARNING TO SALISBURY. THE letier wiiic'v l\fr H. M, STANLEY has written to lord ^awssuwy on the disposal of certain porc.on3 of Africa which have Iiiihovto been regarded u British poa- vs,- ons, h of too socio us a character to be set aside. ic who aie fami'iar nab the vie« of this journal oti questions at foreign t olicy wiil not accuse u.s of sym- w ,vwirdi ...

... At the Swansea police-court on Monday-before Messrs T. C. Davies and L. Tulloch-William Lwi@, a puddler, was charged with assaulting William Thomas, a guard on the Great Western Railway, by throwing him violently to the ground and inflicting injuries which resulted in concus- sion of the brain.—The prosecutor was too ill to attend.-A shunter named Small said there had been a kind of quarrel ...

... J^ESIDENT CAKNOT. £ -LORR a in e and the REPUBLIC. I REUTERS TEL1C6SAM.1 ^1'nl,051' Monday.—Piesident Carnot held a ff l''e disfcrict authorities thin morning J** pr(.e,ectUre' All the addresses presented to r m en'i exPre88etl profound feelings of 3t«, an'naating the people of Franche J'clj,. 8 Bishop of Be«»ncoD, in introducing ^ec'*red his devotion to the works of TKDfl char,ty» without ...

... IBEOTEB-B TKLHGBAM.j Monday.—In the Senate to-day, r°ught forward a resolution instruct- to prepare a report in b^'llej '^e Tariff Bill statement showing the duties levied under the bj)| ,lW» as they would be under h *)assed fcy the House of Repre- and under the bill to be 'he committee. The committee 'w' Of if it should recommend new ,eVo0# ?'acrea3e of existing duties, to state » 'o j ,0 ...

... The whole of the Nonconformist Sunday-schools of this place, including Blaenau Gwent, held their annual demonstaatiou on Monday. The weather was beautifully fine, and the turn out was very large. The singing throughout was exceptionally good and spirited. The processionists marched through the principal streets, and afterwards parted to their respective seboolroomsi where tea, &c., was provided. ...

... EXCISE PROSECUTION.—On Friday-before Loru Hereford aud Mr Edward Butler-John Jones, the Lodge, Trawscoed, was charged with keeping a dog without a licence on the 16th Sep- tember last. Mr D. T. Jeffreys, solicitor, Brecon, appeared for the Excise, and Mr D. Evans, soli citor, Brecon, for defendant.—The case was dis- missed, defendant to pay the costs of the court, not including witnesses. ...

... EOARD op TRADE PROSECUTION.—At the Cardiff police-court ou Saturday—before the Mayor (Mr William Sanders), Sir Morgan Mor- gan, Alderman J acobs-a sailor, named Jumes Gracia (35), was charged on a Board of Trade warrant with wilfully and fraudu- lently making a false statement of tbt name of his last ship and as to his own name.- Mr Vanderpump appeared for the Board ot, Trade, briefly stated ...

... CAPTURE OF DICK LLANIDLOES. A few weeks ago a member of the Cardigai ■hire constabulary, stationed at Absrystwytli visted a common lodging-house ill this town, with the intention of apprehending Richard Jones, alias Die Llanidloes for non-payment of an old fine. Oc the constable making his ap- pearance at the lodging-house, h Dic made bit escape through a back transit, and jumped into the ...

... SWANSEA BAY SIGNAL STATION. MUMBI.ES LIGHTHOUSE, Saturday. — Wind WSW, fresh. Weather •vercaif. Sea moderate. I?t Pi@arls- shin Pha.sis, of Greenock. Panned Lynx, of Cardiff Corrwg, of Cardiff Chanzy, of Caen barques Lorida, of stavanger Jean Bart, of Draramen brig Carl, of Zillesnid schooner Saint Agnes, of Hayle. Pti'f d Trest-.iteanit-ri Morfa, of Swansea Rspid, of Cardiff Badyr, of Cardiff ...

... (FBOX MONDAY'S MABK LANB BXPBKSS.) The wheat plant at the present date is both short and backward, but spring corn is almost up to date. The weather, however, must become hotter by day, and much more genial by night, before the crops make up lost ground. The Euglish wheat trade of the past week has been vary dull, the resumption of business after the holidays being tardy, reluctant, and ...

... THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.—At a monthly meeting of the Llanelly Local Board,on Monday afternoon, an application was received from the Llanelly Electric Light and Power Company, seeking per- mission to apply for a licence to the Board of Trade. A lengthy discussion arose out of the application, which was objected toon behalf of the Llanelly Gaslight Company by Mr W. Howell, solicitor. The Electric ...