... At Pendleton, Manchester, on Wednesday rooming, two boys nnrnwl Fawknei' and Gcodin were killed in descending a pit at Messrs. Kuowles and Sons' colliery. The cage, which is driven by steam, caught against some protection r*nd threw the boys on to a tram, be- tween which aud the cage they were crushed in the further descent of that conveyance. ...

... TRIAL OF THE CLAIMANT. THE VERDICT AND THE SENTENCE. ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-EIGHTH DAY. The trial-at-bar of the claimant to the Tichborne iaranetoy and estates was resumed on Saturday morning. The court was crowded to excess in every part, and the greatest ezeitemevt prevailed. The Lord Chief Justice, in continuing his address to the jury, said they had now travelled over a large extent and ...

... LLANDAFF. If delays are not always absolutely m h5a are frequently very annoying and in?on Mon- iact was illustrated st the Llaiadaftp*♦„fiance of the day, when, in consequence of the non-a ■ewjth the cases requisite number of magistrates to deal *et down for hearing, the busines? w-s woo f°r over an hour of precious tune. J and others do not count upon such deays justice, therefore when the ...

... A private letter troin Cape Coast Castle on Kebr^j 10th says—Sir Garnet is a wonderful man. He gi*y date beforehand for every single thing, and has ( missed his iay once. When he left Cape CoaSi missed his iay once. When he left Cape CoaSi Christmas, he said the troops would re-embark oP 20th February, and here they are back to the day. Mr. Rathbone. M.P., speaking at Liverpool on ligiouB ...

... DAMAGES CLAIMED, ,£5 0. IJe civil business of the Assizes was then proceeded with by Mr. Justice Grove, and the first case heard was the action of Rebecca Booth v. Frederick Pearce, auctioneer, &c., Cardiff. The damages specified in the declaration were £:100. There was a second action by the same plaintiff-against the defendant for false imprison- ment. Mr. B. T. Williams and Mr. Bowen ...

... THE GREAT FIRE IN PANAMA. The West India mail steamer that arrived at PWmouth on Sunday brings news of a terrible confla- gration -in the city of Panama. I* broke out on the evening of the 19th ultimo, in a hatter's shop, and spreading rapidly soon reached and destroyed the mag- nificent hotel, and the flames there leaping across the narrow street, another .fine hotel was reached, and burned. ...

... ELECTION ITEMS. Mr. James Cooper has issued his address to the electors of Kerry, as a working tenant farmer. Earl Percy is re-etected for North Northumberland. Lord Henry Somarset is elected unopposed for Mon- motithshire. Sir Michael Hicks-Beach is se-elected unopposed for East Gloucestershire. Sir Charles Adderley is re-elected unopposed for North Stafford. The Right Hon. Ward Hunt was on ...

... A cruel .w •-> istn'on was discovered in Saturday 11. 'tween 10 and 11 o'clock a child, about 1- was found on the steps entrance to the 1. ■ f Canon Price, the priest. The child •. mly wrapped up, and .J* taken care of by its iu and provision' has gM been made for the of the unfortunate until its inhuman mot; -> found. The f making every enquiry, o be hoped that jaB will be successful in ...

... CARDIFF NATURALISTS' SOCIETY. METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.—FKB, PENTYRCH. Latitude 51° 31' N. — Longitude 3 15' W. ■tieight of Receiver Above ground 1ft. lin. of Rain Gauge Above sea level 100ft. |a • Thermome- o ^-2 = £ « I 1 o — o ter in shade. la g g s.2 A £ I e; Date, Ho2 „ •g-.S o§ SSo sS 9 a.m. gg-o ~S Sggw e-S go g S Mini- £ £ OS w o mum. mum S s 0 33 so w u H 1st 80*57 46 86 N. '/t. 1 92 ...

... LLANDAFF. SEBIOCS CHARGE OF ROBBERY AGAINST CARDIFF POBLICAN.-Edward Stelfox, publican, charged on Monday, at the petty sessions, before Mr. G-. P C. W. David, with having stolen 331bs. of X, the value of £ 3, the property of Mr. son, of the British Dynamite Company. The eVIdence very voluminous, but the Bench considered the charge a trumped-up one by a discharged servant, and TSFCL^GE ...

... CRIMINAL ASSAULrS ON FEMALES AT NEATH. At the Town Hall on Tuesday, before Mr. J. H. Rowland, and Mr. Stme, Henry Lockyer, described as a gardener, was brought up charged with attempting to commit a rape. The prosecutor, Eliza Jones, is a respectable young woman in service at Mr. Struve's. On Sundav evening she was crossing from Cwmavon to Neath, and when near Gellygear, about 4 o'clock, the ...

... EYE ELECTION.—TITBSDAY. Official declaration of the poll- Barring ton, Easton, L ...