... A LLANDOVERY GIRL BURNT TO DEATH AT LLANELLY. Mr J. Rowlands held an inquest on Saturday, on the body of Ann Rees. Deceased was a ser- vant with a Mrs Thomas, of Vauxhall, and was 21 years old. On Saturday the 23rd inst., as she and her mistress were in the kitchen, some benzo- line in a jug ignited, and deceased having taken it up to throw into the yard, her dress caught fire. The poor girl ...

... I XIl CI T0N AT 0101CO11). | The cccutitkn cf Pel , ho was crntc-nred to death at the last Oxford assizes for the n i(uler ot Iis svCetlLeatt, Iliss Alien, at Cassington, in December lost, t . k Vlace liis iroiling mithiv Oxfoid gaol. The scaffold was erectel r acatlh ?? ( Id castie, oud tl e risoner met his fate with the utmost tirmness. ?? ias ?? in a mcorn urdtrrc th tble chapel, and on ...

... ME BELL1iXSRENT CWHIET. I If he issues of war and peace are now I under the unrestrained control of a Cabinet of which Lord Derby, though most ;anxious to cause it no embarrassment, felt com- i pelled to say that he could not consider the measures upon which it had decided as being prudent in the interests of European peace, or as being necessary for the safety of the country, or as being ...

... , The meatime on Saturdav was iresided over bv ] The meeting on Saturday wa8 presided over by L Mr. Woodruff. It was reported that there were a; 235 paupers in the workhouse, being a, decrease of nine compared with the corresponding week of In ; last year. William Williams, aged 38, had died si i during the week. Receiving out relief, 1,103 tI adults and 699 children, at a cost of .2180 105. ...

... POLICE BUSINESS.-—On Saturday—before Mr S. Cartwright, and Mr F. J. Hall—Sarah Anne Jenkins, charged with breaking into the cottage of Charles Hanby, at Llaiivechas, and stealing articles of food and wearing apparel, was com- ^itted for trial at the ensuing sessions. Ti-im board of guardians met on Saturday. Colonel Lyne introduced his motions in reference to the. County Government Bill, ...

... I (TIOUGII ISEUThnn's GSENY.,i 'RINCE LEOPOLD. NAPLES, M~iAnml ol, Prince Leopold arrived hero to-day frost, M0aseillee, travolling under strict incognito. TIIE PRUSSIAN MINISTRY. BEIUMN, MmAnOI 30, Evrync. Tho Oflial Ga:ette conlirms the chauges already sunkounced in the BrUssiall Iuiscuetry. ThO rcsignations of ColUlt 1'Iuleclburg as Millistor of the Intorior, auni of Ic'. Avhenlb ach as ...

... V4lI6TEO1U1oll I AI. itilPORTS 6 DAILY NEWS OFFICE5. Rcradlng8 this lwrlfltinq hy 'EBGREIYTI ACID ZA.!139A'S 13MROMETL sUN8. VI. N. N. li.- N. I V, N IE. E.N I: _Tr7 -I, - x Core'ctred to sea-iceve, aced reduced to W2 F. The black lineir those the heirhit oif the tiarouo,ier at I ?? oetc extrerair variations during~ yeliterday antd the twyo previousI ?? initial letters sitw thle ...

... =sgrl, lzt l MONDAY MORNING. Api-. I MON'DAY INORNLNG, Ara 1. Although no official intimation has yet been tnade as to the successor of Lord Derby at the Foreign Office, there seems no reason to doubt the accuracy of the statement made by our Londonl correspondent on2 Saturday that Lord t7 Salisbury, who is at present discharging the duties of the post, Nvill bo appointed. MIr liathorne H.ardy ...

... T1HE ATTITUDE OF THE BRITISH CABI4T. Br. P~ETErsSBIIR, Fninxvr,-Lord Derby's resignation is considered here as a proof of the, warlike intentions of the BeaconEseld Cabinet. The papers are very excited, and publish leading articles against Russianl diplomacy, the COflcessjios of which to the English Cabinet have, they say rendered it possible for the British fleet to cross the ¶Drdanelles and ...

... BATH. LiaNSEe TeA ?? the Bath petty se~ssiljon Saturday, the following licenses were transferred:- Clareraont Arms from C,. Laurie to B. Crouch; Boat. -ruan's Arms, from T. Trusoott to W. W~ard; OC-or Market tavern, from HI. M. Grimes to J. Steers, ?? tary Armns, from C. Thvers to E. E. Greenland;i Wey. month Arms, froma T. ]3aggs to C. Thyers, POruLARn SorsEeC2 LEcrrunes.-Talee fourth of ...

... Though no formal announcement has yet been made Oil the subject of the Ministerial changes caused by Lord Derby's resignation, it may be taken for granted that Lord Salisbury will be the new Secretary of State for Foreign affairs, His Lordship, according to the latest reports, will be succeeded at the India Office by Sir Michael Hicks Beach. The names of Lord Sandon and the Hon. Frederick ...

... CARDIFF, AT THE BOROUGH POLICE-COURT on Saturday— before Dr Taylor, Mr M'Connochie.and Alderman Alexander—Sarah Mansfield was charged with being drunK, disorderly, and throwing stones at two sailors in Bute-street. Prisoner burst out crying during the hearing of the case. Inspector Price said she was only 20 years old, and was a bad character. She had been a servant girl. Prisoner said bhe had ...