... CARDIFF PILOTS' REGATTA. The annual regatta of the pilot boats of this port took place on Monday. There was nothing at all pretentious about the announcements of it—the Pilotage Board of Cardiff did not, a-j the Pilotage Commission of Newpoit did the other week, contribute a handsome sum of money for prizes-or if they did the fact did not publicly transpire. No distinguished names were ...

... BRISTOL. DIVIDEND.—The Bristol Steam Navigation Company have jllst paid a dividend at the rate of £3 per share. This is a fall of £1 per share comparaJ with the pre- vious dividend. SENSATIONAL PKEACHING.—On Sunday, in consequence of many persons being unable to obtain admission to Pithay Chapel wheu the Rev. Master Enoch Probert, a boy of 12 (from Wales), delivered sermons there some week or ...

... MOND. Re A. White, Newport, co adjonrned last examination ai Edlin appeared to oppose on Mr. Beckingham, for the ban wife had been summoned, bu1 confined, and a medical certii stating that she was of a wea impo-sible for her to attend, leave her house. Under th' was adjourned till the 21th o of costs being reserved. Re R. Thomas, Britonferry S. Thomas, Britonferry, dock though adjudicated on ...

... MERTHYR. CARELESSNESS OF A WORKMAN.-At the Mertbyr Police- court on Saturday, Joseph Williams, an engineman, was: charged with misconduct at his work on the Sunday nigbt previous, whereby an engine shed belonging to the Rhymney Iron Company was destroyed by fire. Mr. C. H. James appeared for the prosecution. The evidence proved that on Sunday night the defendant went to his work early in the ...

... THE CHARGE OF ATTEMPTED MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS. On Saturday JohnOfwi>. late master of the ship Copse, of Sunderland, was brought up 00 remand, before ffi Paget, at the Thames Police-court. chawr^^ifK =+*1,^ TER1 R captain made twe attempts to murder him Thf^ars^ll the wounds alleged to have bee,Hn £ cUd*0n & sions were examined by Dr. Roee. described some ...

... EXTENSIVE PLATE ROBBERY IN DEVON- SHIRE. An extensive robbery of plate took place at the residence of the High Sheriff of the county of Devon, Mr. John Quicke, N ewton St. Cyres, on Sunday morning. For the last fortnight Mr. Quicke has been entertaining a party of friends, and the family plate being in every day use was at night locked up in the pantry. The plate was worth at least £1,000, and ...

... FoRGERY.-At the Central Criminal Court a clerk named Boland was charged with forgery. In one case (in which he was acquitted) he was charged with forging a county court receipt and alleging that the money was paid. In another (on which he was convicted) he waa charged with forging a receipt on a bill of exchange. The Recorder sentenced him to five years' penal servitude. THE EXTENSIVE FBACDS ...

... > LATEST INTELLIGENCE. DREADFUL HURRICANE AT ST. THOMAS'S— FEARFUL DESTRUCTION OF LIFE AND PRO- PER 1Y. Intelligence was received here by telegram yesterday, stating that St. Thomas's had been visited with one of those tremendous hurricanes which are happily rarely or ever known in this country. The storm,' which raged for some hours, destroyed a great part of the town, kill- ing a number of ...

... We learn from the Army and Navy Gazette that the Abyssinian expedition is reported to have swallowed up the usual amount of the surplus of the navy estimates, and it is believed that there will be little or nothing to return into the Exchequer at the close of the financial year, especially when we find that the Channel squadron has returned home with a formidable list of defects, so that any ...

... INJUNCTION AGAINST THE CARNARVON AND LL. RAILWAY COMPANY.—A Mr. Field, on Saturday to the Vice-Chancellor to restrain the occupatioi Carnarvon and Llanbcrris Railway Company until t compensated him, and his Honour granted the inju. until the value was ascertained. CAUTION TO HOUSEKEEPERS—About half-past ele, on Sunday night a man was seen by Mr. Griffiths, cab pro prietor, try a window in the ...

... TYDEE PF-THESDA BAPTIST CAPEL --On evening, t e 25.h ul> the Rev. !j. D Eiarirds, the muoh ret- peeted minister of the abo»t-n aued chapel d;- ivtred It most telling address on th- ! ...

... TUESDAY—Before J. M. HERBERT, Esq., Judge. There was a good deal of business before the court to-day, but the cases were hardly any of them of a nature calculated to interest the public, the vast majority being claims for beer scores. rril- lei 0 nf tho lUb 10 Adjourned causes 5 Be-isjued 1 New 266 Judgment Summonses 5 Total 277 Struck off 64 Total 213 Alsopp v. Jeffries, This is for pa/e ale, ...