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... HOUSE OF LORDS.—FRIDAY. Their Lordships met at five o'clock. NEW COURT OF APPEAL. In reply to the Duke of The Lord CHANCELLOR explained that he had thought it more respectful to the House to bring- the question of the constitution of the proposed new Court of Appeal be- fore their lordships in the first instance by way of resolu- tion rather than in the form of a Bill, so that the whole matter ...
... Ordinary First, 135s; seconds, 132s; thirds, 108s fourths, 65s fifths, 40s sixths, 33s. Mild cured Firsts, :—s seconds, 140s thirds, 117s. In the market, 523 firki ns ...
... CARDIFF CORN MARKET.—SATURDAY. Very little business done at market to-day. Prices of native grain may be quoted about the same as test Satur- day. Foreign grain may be bought at the following rates :—Maize, prime American, 30s per 480 lbs.; seconds, 27s to 28s Egyptian beans, 35s 6d to 86s 6d per 480 lbs. Black Sea grinding barley, 25s to 26s per 400 lbs. French and Russian oats, 21s to 22s ...
... INQUEST.- An inquest was held on Tuesday, moe ning, by Peter Parry, Esq., coroner, on view of the body of ia farm servant lad, fifteen years of age, named David Thom2e, who was in the employ of Mr Hughes, Ty Mawr, Bodelwyddan. It appeared that on the Tuesday previous the deceased was in charge of a horse turning a straw cutting machine. fie was riding on the shaft, and struck the horse sharply ...
... PRINCE LEOPOLD AT THE OLD BAILEY, On Tuesday morning his Royal Highness Prince Leopold, attended by General Hardinge and Collins, was present tho Central CrimintA Court, and the party were accommodated with seats on the bench. The Prince is a witness in the case of O'Connor, who stands committed for pointing a pistol at her Majesty. After remaining in court about ten minutes his Royal Highness ...
... The usual weekly meeting of the Board was held on Saturday. Present—Mr G. T. Clark, chairman Dr Price. Dr James, Messrs R. H. Rhys, T. Jenkins, R. Davics, James Lewis. D Davies, J. Williams, A. Jones, R. Lewis, Pugh, T. Williams, B. Kirkhouse, H. Thomas, George Martin, &c. The minutes of the last meeting having been read and confirmed, the report of the committee appointed at the last meeting ...
... CHANGE OF LIBEL AGAINST A NEWPOltT DRAPER. COMMITTAL OF THE ACCUSED. At the Cardiff police-court, on Monday, before Mr R. O. tones and Mr Alderman Alexander, Robert blactxillan, travelling draper, residing in Newport, was again charged with having written and published a certain false, scandalous, and defamatory libel, upon Mr John Gunn, of Cardiff. Mr Morgan, Cardiff, appeared for Mr Gimn ...
... SEVERN TUNNEL RAILWAY BILL. This Bill came before the Court for the consideration of the question of locus standi on private bills on Mon- day. The referees present were Mr. Charles W. W. Wynne (in the chair), Mr. Rickards, Sir John Duck- worth, and Mr. Bonham Carter. The Bill, the subject of the inquiry, is for the author- isation of Parliament to the construction of the Severn Tunnel Railway ...
... NEATH. ALLEGED CHILD MURDER.—The young woman, Lucy Earl, who is supposed to be the mother of the chiIiffound in a closet at Glyn-Neath, was brought to Neath on Satur- day night last, in custody, en a warranfc eharging her with the wilful murder of her male child. The pris»n«r was yesterday taken before the coroner at Glyn-Neath,. where the adjourned inquest was held. The principal evidence, ...
... CARDIFF TIMES OFFICE, SATURDAY, ONE P. jr. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE, [REUTER'S AXD PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS.] FRANCE. PARIS, Thursday.—Blanqui is to have a new trial. M. Germans yesterday arrosted. the editor of the de la jl[arlle. an article offensive to the llussian Military authorities. Special advices announce that the Carlist movement is extending in Catalonia and and Arragona. M. Thiers ...
... ELECTION OF GUARDIANS.— W. H. Powell, 1; B- Atkins, 2 W. Evans, 3, ...
... The trial of the prisoner, Arthur O'Connor, for having endeavoured to alarm the Queen as she was about to alight at Buckingham Palace, by presenting a pistol at her, will stand among the judges' list on Wednesday next. Since the prisoner has been in Newgate he seems to have conducted himself in the most harmless and inoffensive manner. It appears that he was visited a few times by a solicitor, ...