... 'I O'NlfJHT. — O niton Ward meet oil,* at. Criterion C..('h.c.?h.i.i?.-).?!, at Su'?ock. for the tjltjri,i.iii War,I Coo.ii,i(tee aral nitwiojra of thc' Libe'al ih-iuMinl. All liiberala iu the VVatd are ó;f\ #.ltR71d ...

... The Cardiff Libel Case. i ROBERTS v. HILL We understand that Col. Hill has withdrawn the motion for a new trial in this action, and j agreed to pay the costs. ...

... ALLEGED CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD. A Singular Case. At the Bradford police-court this morning Francis Stubbs, dyer, Heaton, and Harry Varley, drysaiter, Leeds, were charged with conspiring to defraud Messrs Lister and Co., Limited, of Manningharn .Iills. Mr Waugh, barrister, in opening the case for the Crown, said Stubbs was a person in whom Lister and Co. had absolute confidence, and he ordered ...

... The Labour Market. 41 Swansea Dock Labourers. I For some tune there have LAn rumours of tha likelihood of a (tock labourers' strike at The employers have wiseiy decided to endeavour to meet the demands of the men without neces- sitating resort to extreme measures. The masters met on Monday., aud on Tuesday a specirfl meet- ing of the chamber of commerce is convened to Consider the question. ...

... CELEBRATING MAY-DAY AT SWANSEA. At the Swansea polic-courf, on Friday, a cbimney-Rweep named William Probert, ot 23, Dyfatty-street, was cuared with I)eing drunk and disorderly rind causing considerable confusion in High-street by running up a ladder aud getting on tbe roof of the K:n?'s Arms pubhc-bouse and remaining there doug.ng the police for a consider- able length of time on the previous ...

... FALL OF HCKS AT ST HELENA. In the early morning of Thursday last (about 1.45) a cliff ot rocks, soma thousands of tons in we'ghr, measuring 108ft. long by 25ft. big-b, and by llrt. thick, Oil all average, tell from between High Itock and P.erio's Revenge, on the west Bide of Jamestown, St Heiena, crushing to death nine parsons wiio were sleeping in their beds, and mutilating some of them to ...

... i BANK OF BENGAL. I [RENTER'S TELEGRAM. I CALCUTTA, Friday.—The Bal,k of Bengal has re .ue?H (,ue minimum rate of discount from 6 tj5 per cent. ...

... Miners' Congress. By W. Abraham, M.P. (Mabon)* 1 ? I I II.— [ET MR W. ABRAHAM, M.P. of The bold?n? of the International Cou^r i' of Miners at Johmont was an event umQ j industrial history; and its proceedings a? fail to be of deep iuterest. It was a sing'? ?jc cumstance, and perhaps a little unfortunate* ? j j rhe number of British delegates should ar ,Ced that of all tho other countries. ...

... Lord Cottesloe is in about the same condition I0-day as yesterday, but gets weaker. ...

... LIBELLING A WIFE. Count illontereife was tri-day sentenctici to six months' imprisonment for libelling his wife, whose maiden name was Miss Virginia Koox. The Count has undergone incarceration for similar offences before. ...

... The Kentish Town Murder, j The Press Association says:-The eximina- tion by the police of the premises where Mrs Florenct, Varuey was yesterday shot dead by Tfioir.as' Huding, at Kentish Town, shows that Harding emptied all five chambers of bis revolver, tiring three shots at his victim and two at himself. One of the bullets is still in the poor girl's head. After emptying his revolver Harding ...

... DEATH OF A BREWERS Mf Gforge Webb, of Sbaiford, a welt known Surrey brewer, was thrown out of his trap at Farneombe, Godalmizig, on Monday, and sus- tained terrible iniuries. Hs never recovered Consctoueness, and died on Wednesday. ...