... Is A DEATH OF A inquest held an evening or two si|e; Srriek, coro- ner, ou the body fJIrs. jr^'arfjt Perrett, wife of the Kiate of a steiii%oa[, t.diAg fetween Swansea and -Liverpool. The ^inaii living a most intem- perate life for ptlet, one of the witnesses stating that one iy the had visited an ad- jacent public-hojj 11,) les tlijm iort.y-tjrues Being her heiirj^ xv-|ii! Oj^ned, and the ...

... Sites ta the hihrr. THE GAME LAWS. SIR,-Will you allow me space in your valuable paper to make a few remarks Ton the game laws, and the de- struction the rabbits and hares are causing in our country. F don't hesitate to say that they are destroying thousands of bushels of the poor man's bread in the county OF Glamorgv.11 alone; and what must they be doing in the whole of Eng- land and Wales ? ...

... A^QED ATTEMPT TO POISON A PARTY. ..jut l,4C-0 or 1.500 men, women, and cliildien assem- a bail on Monday evening, at Wolverhampton, at a Tel! tea meeting to Fiddler Joss and bis wife, on the ?°jd n of nine weeks' Revival services which they na\en ]j,]ding in t: at hall. Ample preparations were E}a^(1r s:itisfying the demands of the keenest appe- t^but no sooner had the tea been poured out, and ...

... CAIRA. CAB ACCIDET.-On Christmas Day, as Mr. Evans, of the Great House. Micliaelstone-super-Ely, was driving home in a hansom cab, by some means or other the horse fell into a ditch by the side of the road and was drowned. Mr. Evans and the cabman were not injured, and as the water in the ditch was but a foot deep, it is presumed the horse was stunned by the fall, and so suffocated. ...

... S'R'Knowing your anxiety, through the columns of the Cardat limes, to assist any eflort to benefit the inhabitants ot trie town, Will you permit me to call the attention of voor readers to the Bible class which meets every Lord's-dav after- noon in the Cardiff Town-hall, from three o'clock till a quarter-past four. The class is thoroughly unsectarian, and is c-omposed of men of nearly every ...

... A reporter of the Toronto Daily Globe newspaper, In- fluenced, no doubt, by Mr. Greenwood's doings as an amateur casual, managed to get into Toronto- gaol dis- guised as a criminal, and to spend twenty-four hours there in the character, for the purpose of knowing something of gaol life from the prisoner's point of view. How he managed to get in is thus alluded to in an article in a recent ...

... PROTECTION OF SEAMEN. THE great object that the promoters had in P the Merchant Shipping Act was undoubted y^ protection of seamen. As a class they and still are, to some extent, a prey o ^gcrupu]0ug nerly they were robbed at sea 7^ ge(juc_ aasters. When on shoie t ey & even Q0_ ion from crimps and courtezi*DS^eir services per- ■ernment insisted on not, and the press- orce whether they like oq ...

... A BRUSH WITH PIRATES. Lately a schooner, sailing under the British flag, and belonging to a Chinese trader of Labuan, was captured near Mulluda Bay by pirates, in fifteen prahus, who tore down the British flag and killed three of the crew. When intelligence of this outrage reached Labuan, Governor Hennessy started in pursuit in the Dwarf, armed with his consular authority and with a firman ...

... The Convocation of the Province of York wiiiraect for business on Tuesday, February 23. ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Fifty-eight bodies have been entered for a babj show in Kentucky. There are 6,000,000 cotton spindles now in opera- tion in the United States. The Alaska belles are said to begin dinner with a bottle of whisky, and close the repast with a copious draught of whale oil. The Right Hon. the Attorney-General for Ireland has left Dublin for Ha warden Castle, North Wales, on avisit to ...

... BRISTOL BANKRUPTCY COURT. MONDAY. (Before Mr. Commissioner HILL.) RE D. L. Owen, Cardiff, colliery and commission agent. This was a sitting for last examination and discharge. Mr. Press, for the assignees, said no ac- counts bid been filed, and he must leave it to the court to decide as to whether the bankrupt ought not to pay the costs of the adjournment. In any case, he should have to ask ...

... v, Ed warden!, Com,mtm Pleas on Monday the case of Hind ^as heard. Mr. W Q.C., said Sir H. Edwards and Cw 4a Petlt,0° attacking the seats of i„ ,lrlr. -Kennard, the members for Bever- f r1 t. v. I ',S bribery, treating-, and intimida- tion aua, though both seats were attacked, tliey had given security onlv for £1.000. The question had been raised before Mr. Justice Wells, at chambers, whether ...