... The quarter-sessions for Pembrokeshire cr menced on Tuesday, at the Shire-hall, Haverford- west. The chairman, Mr J. B. Bowen, M.P., be- ing engaged in Parliament, and therefre to attend. Mr Lewis Mathias was appointed chair- man. Mr \V. O. Stephenson Owen was appointed to preside on the following d:w,a.t the trial of prison- eri. Some communication fro the Secretary of Spate's department ...

... ADVICE TO MOTHERS—Are au broken your let byjja sick child suffering witii the pain of cut- ting teeth' Go atoncc to a chemist and get a bott'e of Mrs Wrasi-ow's SOOTIHW VVKU;\ It will relieve the i>or sufferer immediately It is perfectly harrnlesnd pleasant to taste; it produces natural, quiet slepp, by reo ieving the (.VIM from pain, and the little cber-ib awakes bright as a button. It ...

... THE AFFAIRS OF CRETE. Mr MONK called attention to the affairs of Crete, arguing thnt the state of the Christian population there demanded the serious attention of the Government, with a view to the welfare and protection of the inhabitants being secured at the Eastern Congress. He pressed upon Her Majesty's Government the desirability of the policy of annexing Crete to Greece. S:r G. CAMPBELL ...

... NEATH. VtSSELS CLEARED—June 29. Hayle, Frank, B, 160 coal, Dynevor Co La. Rochelle, Fema.nd Ra.oul, F, 160 coal, Evans La. PIielle, Industrie, coal. Dynevor Co Trouville, Titania, coal, Dynevor Co VESSELS CLEARED—July 1.' Caen, Alfred Louis, F, 140 coa.1, Evans & Bevan C&ta.nia, Acorn, B, 176 coa.1, Dynevor Co St Va:U¡t, Theodore, F, 100 coal. Dynevor Co Peazance, Mary Boynes, B, 185 coal, ...

... H A VERFORD WEST. AT A SPECIAL FEITY-SESSION, on Saturday, William Nurbitt, of St Davids, was charged with stealing nine lobsters, the property of Patrick Collins and James Edwards, fishermen. Mr Price anpearel for the prosecution, and Mr R. T. P. Williams for the defence. From the evidence, it appeared that the lobsters were misseu on the evening of the 2Cth of June, and on the following day ...

... THE AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERS AT SWANSEA. As pdready announced, the Australian cricketers will pby at Swansea, on Wednesday and Thurs- day, the 10th and 11th of July. The local com- mittee have decided to play with a team of 18, instead of 11, as heretofore announced. The names of the gentlemen who will form the 18 of South Wales will shortly be advertised. ...

... THE MONTENEGRINS DISSATIS- FIED. BERLIN, Tuesday, 5 p.m.—It has been de- cided that Servia shall retain Nisch, but not Novi Bazar, as Austria opposes the concession of the latter. The western frontier of Servia will be formed by the Copuonic defile. The Commission has not yet pronounced its decision relative to Vranja and Pirot, nor has the northern frontier of Montenegro been settled. as ...

... In Charleville district, Ireland, recent rains have inundated the country at Ballincolly. A child was swept away by the flood and drowned and several head of cattle have been drowned at Enegane, on the Earl of Cork's estate. The traffic on the Limerick and Charleville Railway suspended. The Registrar General's return for the week ending Saturday last, shews the average rate of mortality to ...

... SERVIA SATISFIED. BERLIN, Tuesday.—To-day the Congress held its eleventh sitting, which commenced shortly after two o'clock, and closed about half-past four o'clock. All the pleni- potentiaries were present. BRLIN, Tuesday.- It is believed in diplo- matic circles that the Congress will have completed the essential discussions of the principal questions at issue by the end of this week, and ...

... CU PIOUS C-KSE AT STOURBRIDiriE. [SPECIAL TJJLEGIiAM. I An inquest was held at liinner, Staffordshire, on Wednesday evening, on the body of Edward Matthews, maltster, Nethcrton, Dudley, regarding whose death rumours of foul play have been afloat. He wa.s found in a pool on the Earl of Stamford's estate, at Enville, with a gash in his throat, and there was a paper in his pocket refer- ing to ...

... The court opened on Wednesday morning at 1ft o'clock, v.-hen MrS. K. Bosanquet. the chairman, was accompanied on the bench by Col. Bvrde, Major MacDonnefi, Mr G. R. Greenhow-Rei^ ■ Pnillips, Mr Osmond A. Wvatt, and _u r Eel ard Lister, The following gentlemen were sworn on the gTand jury Mr John Bladon (foreman), Mr Edward Charles Buker, Mr Samuel Brewer. Mr William Buning, Mr Thomas Howell ...

... THE OCCUPATION OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA. CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM. General Despotovitch, the Bosnian dele- gate to the Congress at Berlin, has arrived in London with a view of appealing to the British nation against the decision of Lord Beaconsfield to hand over Bosnia and Her- zegovina to Austria. ...