... FATAL ACCID1=T.-An inquest was held ?? at the Town-hall, before Mr. E. B. Reece, deputy-coroner, on I the body of the little boy Hales, who wes killed by a waggoil c on the Taff Vale Railway, its recorded in our issue of t yestetrdlay. The jury returned a verdict of Accidentally killed. ' 1liEOGAT, PACUAOOG F TOBACCO,-At the police-court VV yesterday, before the Mayor and AlnrN. W. ). Bwhall, ...

... -e IOn Saturday the Groat Easter, laden with the Anglo.Indian cable, left Sheerness harbour for Three hundred and fifty English Mormons arrived at Omaha on the llth of October, on their way to Utah. Mr Matthew Biddens, of Wyke Farm, Isle- worth, was on Saturday fined £5 for causing I& cows and a bull affected with the foot and mouth disease to be driven along a public highway. The paragraph in ...

... I RADICAL EXTRAVAGAMC. I To Tom EDITOUS o0 THE LIMVPOOL MUaOUuV. Gentlemen,-A meeting of the friends of Mr. Melladew, the Tory candidate for the representa- tion in the town council of West Derby ward, wag held on Monday evening, when statements oak culated to mislead and throw dust into the eyes of the voters were made by some of the speakers. I will not waste my time by commenting on the ...

... I U)DIAI FOLITY AND HOlQIB | REFORMS. Air. grant Duff, M.P., Under-Socretary of State for India, addressed a crowded moating of his constituents at Elgin on Wednesday night. In the course of hie speech he gavo an intere?,iisg account of the material resources of India:-I am happy to say that the amount of cotton exported last season, 1868-9, rose to 697,630,70GI31, while for the season before ...

... got M~~trdr 0Yurn'a. WEDNESDAY, October 27,1869. NOTES ON THE NEWS OF TEIE WEEK. hsposit TinE Emperor scorns to have fairly recovered from his c late illness, lie is said to be as well as over ho Was, and the political specullationis of the time have turned from VIZ., the probabilities of Isis Majesty's demise to thle poli cy ti which his Mlajesty is said to be pursuing, in attemptingren to ...

... TV (fowl ada 6veoTAd* eid caec YR ANNIBYNWYR. geatn CYFARFOD CHWARTEROL UNDEB DEHEUOL MOR- odd ?? y cyfarfod nchod Hydref y pal 13eg a'r l4eg, yn Carmel, Tresimwn. Yr oedd yn wyl bresennol y Parchedigion M. Morgans, Bethesda; get. J. Jones, Pentyrch-; J. Thomas, Carmel; J. Davies, Aio Caerdydd; J. B. Jones, B. A., Penybont; J. Evans, Sal Maendy; W. J. Morris, Pentypridd; L. Roberts, ...

... DRE.ADFlUL R1AILWAY COLLSITSO. A Dntiarutm accident took place about twenty minuites past six o'clock on Frid.ay ensting on the Bhsbop Auckland branch of the North-if-astern u, Railway, wbichr mreclted fatally to the engine- driver aud stoker. It app3ars that twelve or thirteen laden cokn waggons were stanmding at the t B ancep th Coke Works, ruaiy to e b egpatohced Zor Jarrow. At thin nlee ...

... LLEYNY ACEIFIONYDD. I, f ~Y?~cbl Oyxalcho. - Cmynlualwyd eyfarfodyddyn dwyn syssylltied 'r -gym M, deithas hou, nes L nyrlleg cjyhl6l yn,.y i Town vf El[aD, PwlUhelidan Iywddiaestl Mr. EdwWrds. AnoG - Parth, 'y 12Eed, yn. Qensaeewyeddd &an lvwyda ;h iseth y Parch. St. G. A. W ilifams, Cef 'cin. ad GornbwyHwr j BeIbl GymdeitbasIny parthanhyn yd deni ydeedd y:ParehedigJ. Mills, -a. ?? Agiydd id ...

... A LADY'S JOtRNEY FROM SAN FRANOWSCO I TO NEW YoRK. {I The following account is from tile diary of a s lady who lmade the journey across the continent of America in the first throusgh train on the Great Y Pacific Railway: We arrived in Franoisco ?? Zealand, v; the o Sandwich Islands. A few days after ouir arrival the V laying of the last rail-at the junction of the 'Union and 1. Central Pacific ...

... CARDIFF POLICE COURT. MONDAY. (Before Alderman DAnD. and W. D. BUSHELL, Esq.) BILL-POSTING CASE. Phillip David was charged on a remand with pulling down some bills posted on a. hoarding iu front of his house, which had been rented by Mr. K.C. Leach, bill-poster. Defendant did not appear, and Mr. Stride, contractor, proved that the hoarding was put up by him during some repairs, and lie had ...

... In the Thames a large amount of damage was caused by the wind, and several lives were lost. The captains of the Scotch boats state that the sea rose to a great height, and was fearful to look at. No vessels of small tonnage could possibly have lived in it, and it is small tonnage could possibly have lived in it, and it is known that many must have capsized. At Grimsby, it is stated, so great ...

... ADVANCE NOTES. LATELY much intereet has been manifested in the term at which advance notes to seamen should be issued at this port. For many years the practice li»s been here, to issue them payable at three days after the ship for which the seaman signed agreement, leaves the dock. This term has always been con- sidered un.airly short in the circumstances of the port The. danger attending them ...