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... A fisherman's gains are based on bis profits. The fly is a tall insect. He is over six feet. Misfortunes never come singly, remarked* Jones, when a young man sat down to play the accompaniment to his own song. INTERESTING TO ENTOMOLOGISTS.—Recently the sum of 250 francs (JSIO) was paid for a butterfly, ? specimen of the Papili,) Cannus from Assam. A little girl in the Warren-street. school ...
... GERMAN ACQUISITIONS IN SAMOA. I of State, is renoU h ?ayu r Bayard» Secretary to the rpc^nt n -r ° 6 (Jcclareti> in reference Nwth Grrmn-n °n ^arnoan affairs in the writer, ^TZr h8 ...
... Mr Vaughan Williams, barrister, was called within the bar this morning, the Lord Chief Justice expressing his gratification at seeing Mr Williams take a position to which his merits, entitled him. ...
... SERIOUS CiiARGE AGAINST A MONMOUfll PUBLICAN. At Monmouth borough police-rourt on Thurs- d'^y—i;efr»n ...
... I A £ 20 Fine. The Wolverhampton stipendiary to-day fined a Widow named Clarke £20 and costs for selling milk adulterated with 16 per cent. of water. This was her third conviction. ...
... Mr Arthur O'Brien. Jones, surgeon to tha metropolitan police (Epsom division), has been found dead in his bed with a phial of prussic acid by his side. Ic is reported that he left a written statement explaining bis reasons for committing suicide. Mr Jones was 76 years of age. ...
... AN ADDITION TO THE GLAMORGAN MAGISTRACY. Mr William Merchant, manager of the Pontypridd branch of the National Bank of Wales, has been placed on the commission of the peace for the county of Glamorgan. The appointment has created great satisfaction in Pontypridd and district, where the new magistrate is popular with all classes. ...
... THE BOAT RACE. The Cambridge University crew bad a couple Oxford* ...
... Affairs in the Soudan, j I THE SITUATION CRITICAL. Despatch of British Troops. I llUJ:l:TEI(;> TEL¡';GRAlS.1 CAlliO, loursday.—B%giana,near Abou Simbel, is now held by two black battalions, supported by another battaliun ou the island. Deserters from the Dervish force state that El Njumi ha|| heard of the advance of tile British troops. The First Battalion Horsofc Regiment, now at Malta, and ...
... BURNING A WIFE'S CHEEK WITH A HOT IRON. A Cardiff Husband's Protest Against Ironing Clothes at Tea-time- At the Cardiff poiice-court this inorttl;iig-beft)re Mr T. W. Lewis nnd Dr Taylor— Geotge Brown (47), of 3Z, Tressilian.terrace, was charged on a warrant by Inspector Heywood with assaulting his wife, Mary Blown, Oil the 21st instant. Mr J. H. Jones defonded. )1r Brown said the prisoner ...
... 'This morning the Newport magistraw had before them a case in which two women named Bridget Mainey and Margaret Smith were summoned for being disorderly in Dock-parade. /A young officer, hurrying up to the sounds of crockery flying, spoke to the behaviour of the women, and said one afterwards paraded the streets with au effigy or image in her arms. Standing side by side on the defendants' ...
... A MANSION DESTROYED BY FIRE. The G ...