... - T.E JESUS COLLEGE CO1 CbOYEBT.I TO TWZ ZDTTOW, Sim,-t is not wonderful that, as a Welshman and a late foundationer of Jesus College, I ghould have watched with interst the ecatrovezey now proceeding on the aubjeet, but the only excuse I have for joining in the fray mein that I have at last been stung into doing sEO by the dean's reference to Mr. Harper's tamed elephants, a taunt implying ...

... On Tuesday morning, at the ofice of the Brynmawr Coal and Iron Company, Abertillery 1(belere Mdr. Basil Jayne and iz. P. A. Willismus, t Thomas Weeks and George Ferry, colliers, were c charged by the police with the manslaughter of c one Charles Clarke at Abertilery in 1873. As t stated in the Westerh ail of Monday, Clarke met rwith his death by violence at a place called Pantvpuddiug, close ...

... ND'EPONDENT ORDER 01? GOOD TEMPLARS. SANINUAL SESSION OF THE o? GLISH GRAND LODGE 6 AT CARDIFF. 0 The fifth annual session of the English Grand ?? O Wales, 1.OG.T., takea place at Cardiff Of during the week, and on Monday morning thfe the Prelmlna. Proceedings commenced at the chief cffloe Arcae~ Chambers, where a. reception nom. mitt3 . composed of jiros. Emery (htiruan), . d da y, T. Jenkins ...

... On Tuesday morning, at Abertillery, Thomig: Weeks and George Perry, colliers, were charged bf the police with the manslaughter of one Charleg Clarke at Abertillery, in 1873. Clarke met with hlg death by violence at a place called Pantypudding' close to Abertillery. and one Charles White wasfou0 ...

... On Monday, the coroner's inquiry as to the deaths arising from the deplorable collision between the by well Castle and the Princess Alice was resumed at Woolwich. The inquiry has been continued through the week, a great number of witnesses having been examined. In substance, the evidence given is a de- tailed confirmation of the,particulars already published, so far as these relate to the ...

... BRUTALITY IN A LONDON STREET. A London correspondent says:—Unless I had been told by an eye-witness of a scene of brutality which occurred in a West-end thoroughfare, I could not have believed it possible. A wretched cat, chased by some boys, took refuge in a shop where it bit or scratched someone who tried to expel it. Thereupon it was pronounced to be mad, was carried into the street, and ...

... On Sunday afternoon, a meeting of railway servants was held at the Spinners' Institute, Preston, to consider the injustice of the trip system as now enforced on the London and North Western Railway, and to take such action as may be deemed expedient in the men's interests. Railway men from all lines in the locality were invited to attend, and when the proceedings commenced there were upwards ...

... ABERCAHNE RELIEF FUSD.—On Monday evening a public meeting in aid of the above fund was con- vened at tiie hail ot the Literary and Scientific Institu- tion. The Rv. W. Hughes, vicar, in the chair. Resolutions favourable to the object were passed, and a committee of ministers and tradesmen formed for carrying out of the purpose of the meeting. The list was headed by the Rev. William Hughes for ...

... POREIGSMTELLIGENCE [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS, REUTER'S FRK33 ASSOCIATION, AND C3XT3AL NEWS.] THE yfiLLOW FEVER IN THf UNITED STATES. NET. OittE.iNs, 1143 ceased near Gallipoli, and the njpPm. new cases elsewhere is *ereG8 deaths at New Orlea?^ye3turctdJ' at Memphis, and 12 at Vv^3 TUo Central Relief Coin?P^ee a- Or- leans have applied to Government for sixty thousand more for the ...

... FEARFUL^ STRUGGLE WiTU MANIACS AT PLYMOUTH. An exciting incident occurred on Thursday afternoon at Plymouth. Two young men, named Jenkins and A visor, were about to sail for Aus- tralia, in the steamer Hankow, but when pre- jented for medical examination, they were in a bordering on delirium tremens, from recent beavy drinking, and were possessed by such hallu- cinations that the Board of ...

... FOILLIGN INTELLIGENCE. 9 FCNOM nun OWN COR.RESBONDEXTS, T.EVTSH'X TEFI\X'Y, I'K;C'5S AS:-IX'JAT;OX, AND CEMTTAL NEWS.] i ii — V THE YELLOW FEVER IN TJIffi tj f?OL THEKN .STATES, •j OULKANS, Wednesday.—Tliore J ^oatha at Yir-k^bm^ vost-fcrda-V. Ko i'«- t Pavement i.> vet reported, ii the sanitary c°ndition ...

... THE TRAMP OUESTIOX AT PON- TYPOOL. Sometime ago, attention having been directed to the great increase^ of tyagrancy in the Pontypool Union, 130 committee was formed to draw up a re- port, and the following is the result of their labours :— 1. The committee und that the class referred to are increasing in numbers to an alarming extent, and becoming a terror to the inhabitants of the rural ...