... TENBY.. ACCIDENT.—On Monday evening an accident befel a youth named Charles Allen, who, in company of Ralph Henry Boikin, was loading a truck laden with bags of gTass, when, being on the top of the load securing them, the rope broke and he fell, the back of his head coming into contact with a stone he was picked up insensible and taken home. Dr. W. Herson was immediatety sent for, under whose ...

... The celebration of the 12th July in Scotland has un- happily been attended with fatal and serious consequences. Two lodges of Orangemen returning from a demonstration in the district of Wisliaw, were attacked by a number of Catholics, and a-serious riot took place. Pick shafts atad staves were employed by the assailants, and some women threw stones and other missiles. Two of the Orangemen had ...

... THE. COAL AND IRON TRADES. In an article on the staple trades of South Staffordshire, the Birmingham Gazette rrvs: If the current prices of coal and iron are to be taken as a criterion, the,' good time coming,' which has generally been regarded as a thing to be hoped for rather than a substantial reality, seems to have at last dawned here. Iron is now one hundred per cent. dearer than it was ...

... THE HEAT NEW YORK. Tb :■ -v V'-ri: papers just arrived givv terrible accounts of ihe s -i:s o: man aud beast ill that city during the h'-at W t;. ...

... It is proposed to establish Zoological Gar Jans at Birmingham, and the belief is that a capital o: £ 30,000 would be sufficient for the purpose. THE MARQUIS OF LOKUE.—Intimation lias heen given that in consequence of the illne;3 of the Marquis of Lome, the Princess Louise will be unable to fullhl her promise and distribute prizes at tlie North London Col- legiate Schuol for Girls, on the 29th ...

... CARDIFF CONSTITUTIONAL ASSO- CIATION. The Conservative fete and demonstration in the Sophia. Gardens Field, in connection with this Asso- ciation, which came off on Wednesday, was in every respect the most successful that had been held. The weather was remarkably fine and warm, and the ar- rangements made by the general committee to pro- vide amusements for the people were on a more extensive ...

... CONCLUSION OF THE PROCEEDINGS. The appeal of the Rev. H. P. Denison, nephew of Arch- deacon Denison, nnd one of the cUratei of East Brent, Somerset, of which the Archdeacon is vicar, was continued at Lambeth Palace yesterday, before his Grace the Arch- bishop of Canterbury and his Vicar-General, Dr. Deane, Q.C. Dr. Stephens, Q.C., and Mr. Walter Philli- more, instructed by Mr. G. H. Brooks, ...

... 1 U • i CARDIFF. lisist i%lit te-jneeftiig was held in the field opposite the ,We ...

... The will of the late Dean of Lincoln bequeaths pro- perty to the value of X60,000, and is written on a half sheet of note paper. The potato disease has begun to appear in the central district of the county of Tipperary in the village of Dundrum. The flight so early in the season is re- garded with feelings of apprehension by the farming classes. THE WEATHER AND THE CRops.-The weather has ...

... THE IXQUEST RESUMED. The inquest inspecting the death of Sarah Squirer. ajed 78, and Christiana Squires, her daughter, aged 38 TM turned yesterday morning, before Mr. Humphreys, coroner, assisted by Mr. Richards, his deputy, at tho Board-room of the Shoreditch Workhouse. Caroline Richards, single woman, said that she resided at 30, Northport-s fcrect, wbith is a street running down at the end ...

... DOMINION LINE. L I V E R P (j O L TO QUEBEC. ASSISTED PASSAGES. THE Steamers of this Line have been JL appointed by the Government of the Dominion of Canada for the conveyance oi eligible Emigrants, to whom Passages wiil be given at REDUCED RATES. Applicants should state occupatiou and age, and for- ward certificate of character from a Minister of Religion or J ust;e. of the Peace, through ...

... CARDIFF POLICE COURT. MONDAY. (Before Mr. R. O. JOXES and Alderman PRIDE.) ASSAULTING CONSTABLES,—John Mawson, a labourer at the Patent Fuel Works, was charged with being drunk and assaulting Poiice-coustable Jones whilst in the execution of his duty, 011 Saturday. The constable said he saw the prisoner drunk in Crock herb town. Went up to him and requested him to go home, when he fell dowu ...