... COLK v. SWANSEA Co OPERATIVE BUILDING SOCIETY.-In the Queen's Beuch Division of the High Court of Justice, London, on Saturday, the case of Cole v. Swansea Co-operative Building Society and others cainci before Mr Justice Cave, on the report of the official referee, to whom had been referred certain questions all to the business of the society, and how the moneys lent or de- posited with the ...

... ELECTION OF ALDERMAN.—The contest to fill the vacancy caused at Carmarthen Town Council by the retirement of Mr T. Thomas is to be very close. At the council to-day (Tuesday) the can- didates are Mr J. Lewis, Commerce House, and Mr W. Morris, gas collector. The question of -politics has been almost wholly eliminated, and the contest runs on the lines of tbe gas question. ...

... CURIOUS APPEAL CASE. An important appeal case was deoided by the Court for the Consideration of Crown Cases Reserved, on Saturday. A youth named Brown was convicted at Chelmsford Assizes of an attempt to commit a crime. The Judge, who was the Lord Chief Justice, afterwards, found that a Court of Criminal Appeal bad decided in another case that a man could not commit au offence which it was not ...

... A meeting of the Liberal workars ot Grange- town will be held to-mght at eight o'clock, in the Baptist Schoolroom, Clive-road. All Liberals able to assist; are invited to attend. The candidate and Messrs Vaughan, Mildon, and RamsdaJe will speak. ...

... INDECENT ASSAULT.—At the borough police- court oa Monday—before the Mayor, Mr John Arnold, and Alderman Rowland, J.P.-Albert' J oue. of Neath, age 18, was charged with attempting to commit a rape upon a little girl named Annie Sinclair, five years old. The charge was proved, and the prisoner was sentencad tff two months' imprisonment with hard labour ...

... Tng LIZARD, lqonday.-Wind SE, fresh. father Rr#men 50'19' -&'asi-Capella, of A hp?v twvth r v, Guernsey Gowerian and lfor, of Aber%,sLwYtli: John Virnall, of Fleetwood; steamers rrinnde San of 1'on(lon -nergie, of Geeste- Towafd J Cj' of Messario, of Leith I vm il S WSr,; iSdith Hough and Inccmore of iiiveipooi, ft w Kelly, of Cardilf. ...

... The committee of the Birmingham and District Football Association have suspended Dennis Hodgetts, of the Aston Villa, until the 16th inst., and Siddons, of St George's, until the 2Srd inst., using foul language in a recent matoh bo- tween the^cluhs at Perry Barr. ...

... TO THE KDITOR. SIB,—I heard this woek incidentally that two temperances associations (which are not of ordi- nary local character such as Good Tempiars and Rechabitas), but of a distinctly aggressive kind, collect in South Wales and Monmouthshire a combined annual sum of about £:5,500, yet some of us who are interested in temperance have never seen, heard, or read of either of these two ...

... PEMBROKE. A SXRANGA DEATH.—On Sunday morning, the dead oé George, oDe of tbe corpora- tion roadmen, was found on the shore at Monkton Bridge. He was usually employed until a very late hour on Saturday nights sweeping the streets, and used to tip the sweepings, which he collected in a barrow, at the quay, near Monkton. It is supposed that in the darkness on Saturday night he fell over, aad was ...

... MORE SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS PROMISED. Mr B. C. Molloy, M.P., speaking at a Liberal meeting at Sheffield, made an important state- ment which, lie said, bad never before been made public. The Irish party now held in their possession documentary evidence which would prove the complicity of Government officials in the infamous conspiracy against the Irish people. They had in their possession the ...

... [BY COSMOS.] KOBTN DDU ERYJU. ALL Welshmen will learn with very deep regret that their old friend Robyn Ddu lies aiiing in sad distress at Ludluw. For many mouths he has been confined to his bed by severe rheumatic attacks, aggravated by the usual infirmities of advanced age. Add to this painful record the fact that the venerable bard has to contend in big comparative helplessuess with acute ...

... a Caledonian Railway Company have issued „H TO stat'nf? that they desire the Glasgow and .fstern Railway to be transferred equally T> themselves aud the North British iwiway. ijoth companies would jointly and *ey§ra y guarantee the payments of dividends. ...