... ALLEGED WLFMDRDER NEAR CARDIGAN. Oil Thursday, at the Shire Hall, Cardigan, an inquiry was held into the cause of the death of a child, name unknown, whose body was found buried in a boggy field, on a farm called Lan, situate in the parish of Llandugwyd, by P.C. Pierce, of Llechryd, and P.C. Davies, Blaenporth, on the previous Tuesday. A young woman about 33 years of age, named Mary Jones, ...

... NOVEL MOVEMET BY MEN ON STRIKE. As the great strike in the Tam worth district bids fair to be a protracted one, a large number of the men are making daily visits to adjacent towns, accompanied by a band of musicians seated in a trap, which is drawn by relays of colliers. The miners are attired in fantastic dresses, and they daily succeed in collecting goodly sums of money and quantities of ...

... TEE PEOPLIvS TI'dBUTE TO LORD BEACON SF IELD. THE TRIBUTE REJECTED. Under the heading of The Wreath Refused, Mr Tracey Turnerelli, who originated and carried out a penny subscription for a People's Tribute to Lord Beaconsfield, has published a correspond- ence upon the proposed presentation of a gold laurel-wreath to the Premier. The following letter explains Lord Beaconsfield's reasons ...

... THE EMPRESS EUGENIE. The Central News Paris correspondent tele- on Situday evening Prince Jerome APoleon tccel)tn the succession to the empire, ana agrees to follow the Bonapartist policy, M. %sgftgnaC| jn payt evening, makes pro- »s3ion of his devotion, and pays homage to the rirvctt as Napolmn the Fifth. A meeting ot uonaparti.sts will be held to-morrow, after which I riuce will probably ...

... NEWPORT BOARD OF GUAR- DIANS. SUNDAY-CLOSING. The ordinary weekly meeting of the Newport Guardians was hrld at the workhouse, on Satur- day. Mr P. Woodruff occupied the chair, and Mr W. Jones the vice-chair. There was a large attendance of guardians. The number of inmates of the house was reported to be 239. Out-door paupers, 1,188 adults; children, 730. Amount expended in relief, JB187 10s 3d ...

... A Liberal demonstration was held at Bradtord on Saturday. Mr Forster and Mr Ulingworth were adopted by acclaiua- tion as the candidates of the party at the next general election. Replying to a communication from Mr Tracy Turnerella, tho originator-and leading promoter of the penny subscription for a people's tribute to the Earl of Beacons- field, his lordship's secretary writes that the ...

... LOCAL AUTHOSTICES t. CCARDIFF BOAw OF GUARDIAN-._Tb ucol meetingof the Cardiff Boardof Guardians a was boald on. trday, under the ?? of c Alderman C. W. David. The Master of the Le Workhouse reported 45dadmUons, i8 difscarges, 11 two birthd and two deathr; total inates re. io mainiag, Sz, en harm of 48oas compared with Ws the comreodng week lost yea;- vagrants re. lieved, as against I-a answer ...

... ME WEST OP ENGLAND BASK COLLAPSE. MPORTANT CHANCERY PROCEED- INGS. 111 the High Court of Justice, Chancery Divi- ion, on Saturday last-before Mr Justice Fry- i 2-c th3 Went of England and South Wales iotBallk ex fxirie Brown was heard. The ques- oft atfected creditors to the amount of £ 15^,( ...

... THE CRISISIOGYPT. YiEXNA, Saturday.—It is stated in aro- matic circles that the Russian Govcraiueufc offer a decided opposition at Constantinople to the deposition of the Khedive, the rela- tions between Russia and Turkey been just at present of a very critical kind. ] RKUTKP.'S TELEORAJIS.1 CONSTANTINOPLE, Saturday.—Tue Porte is unwilling to authorise the ex-Khedive or E^ypt to reside at ...

... On Thursday next there are special facilities for a most enjoyable day in the lovely pleasure grounds of these grand ruins. The Great Wes- tern Railway grant special trains to convey visitors home from this popular annual fete, and, as an aalditional inducement, the fares are to be greatly reduced. The early en air bail is always well conducted and mostTittractive, being held on the plaisaunce ...

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... THE BISHOP OF NATAL ON THE SITUATION. The Bishop of Natal writes to the Aborigines Protection Society on May 24th that- John Dunn has returned from the last peace messengers, and is understood to have reported that the message is bona fide, and that Cetewayo means to have peace, if p ...