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... CON- FERENCE Arf BRISTOL. A conference of gentlemen connected with the Libera- tion Society was held yesterday afternoon at Colston Hall, Bristol, there being representatives present from many towns in South Wales and the West of England. Mr Lewis Waterman presided, and there was a large at- tendance. liev. Mr Clarkson, of Salisbury, and Mr. D. Bassett, of Bristol, were appointed secretaries ...
... THE TORY POLICY7 At a Conservative banquet held last night, Mr Cave and Mr York said they could not reveal secrets they did not know any, but they believed that social and sanitary subjects would largely occupy attention next session. ...
... THE WOLVERHAMPTON MUPDEfJ- Yesterday, the accused, Robert Hickson. was charged with the murder of Mr. Ilendick, tea merchant. He pleaded. I am innocent. When charged overnight, he ^aid, You must find someone to proye it, Upon being 'remanded and taken below, be was selected irom amongst other prisoners as the man who was seen escaping from Rendick's house on the night of the murder, but was ...
... A CARDIFF DRAPER AND THE FACTORY ACT. At the Cardiff police court yesterday, before Mr R. O. Jones and Mr Alderman Pride, Mr Evan Thomas draper &c., of High-street, was summoned by Mr W. ii. Mos- tyn, sub-inspector under the Factory Act, for an infringe- ment of the 30th and 31st Vic., chapter 146, sub-section ti, in employing sixteen young women in a handicraft after the hour of nine o'clock ...
... PLACING A CHILD ON THE RAIL- WAY AT CWMYFELIN. Sd- On Wednesday, at the Pontypridd patty soasions of (before Mr. Gwilym Williams), :May Jones, Ellin Jae Jonea, and Rowland Davies, natives of North to Wal, were charged with having attempted to off murder a female child at Cwsyfelin on the l6th of kI tbthis month. le. Robert Griffiths Ideyrlok- said that he was a afd veeirer, and lived at ...
... IAFFRAY WITH POACHERS NEAR I SWANSEA. Ca Werdnegday, at the countY Patty sessions, held at the Swansea Gulidhall (Mr. John Francis, L Mr. Oharles Bath, Mr. John Frra. Jenkdn, and Co,'oL Frandis on the bench), three men, namnod David ti Isaac John James and John Davies were brought O up, charged with havig been, on g~turday night lost, the 21st trart., on Uergynikid Fawr Farm, In t the ...
... A public meeting of the burgesses of Swansea is con- dress from Mr. L. L. DIllwyn, M.P., to his CODt3titUent, ...
... Madrid, Nov. 24.—The English General Henry Sristow, who, since 1823 had been more or less ^entified with the cause of bpanish Indop^ndenco and taken active part in the Seven War, died here suddenly, aged 89. H is funeral was at- tended by Mr Layard. the English Minister. The Coffin was covered with the British flag, and at the moment of lowering it into the grave full military honours, ...
... Rome, Nov. 24, Evening.—The Pope g»*e audience yesterday to the Duke of Norfolk an his two sisters. ...
... A Lloyd's telegram saysThe Pekin P. and O. steamer ran into the H. M.t>. Simoon at Gibraltar yester- day morning. The damage done is slight. ...
... The Parliamentary Committee for scrutinising the reo turn ot new members, has reported Field-Marshal Moltke's election to the Reichstag to be invalid on count of certain irregularities which have occurred. ...
... Before Sir F. Peel, Mr. Macnamara, and Mr. Pace, Y The^iearing of the case of the Manchester, Shef- field, and Lincolnshire liallway Company, and the Trent, Alchelme, and Great Criiuiby Ua,ilway Company, v. the Guardians of Caistor Union was resumed. Charles Saire, engineer in cliief to the Manchester, SLeinetd. and Lincolnshire ilailway Company, and the Trent Company, sai.) he »a« ALSO ...