... CHARGE OF THEFT AGAINST A STUDENT. On Tuesday, at the Aberdare police-oourt-the Stipendiary, Mr R. H. Rhys, and Mr D. E. Williams on the bench-William James Evans, a respectably dressed young man, described as a student, residing at Penydarren, answered a charged of stealing a merschum pipe from the shop of Mr John Williams, tobacco. nist, Commercial-street. Prosecutor, when the case was ...

... PONTYPOOL. LOCAL BOARD.—The usual monthly meeting was held at the Town-hall on Tuesday, Mr Fletcher presiding.—The medical-officer reported that the deaths for the past month only numbered five, nt the rate 11'7 per 1,000 per annum. The births numbered 13.—Instructions were given te the surveyor to take proceedings against trades- men who obstructed the public footpath by ex- posing articles ...

... On Tuesday night, Sir Wilfrid Lawson ad- dressed a large prohibition meeting, presided ore* by the Lord Provost, in the City Hall, Glasgow^ and >aid the licensed victuallers were already getting ready for the coming electoral struggle. He read the other day their motto for the fight which was More liquor and less law. This, of course, meant more crime, more madness, more pauperism, more ...

... [SPECIAL TELEGRAM.1 At the village of Coalville, about five miles from Ashby-de-la-Zouch, a lad named Ghent, who was working at some brick works uear the mills, fell headlong into them. His head and a portion of his body were reduced to a pulp, the mil., which is driven by steam, and which was working at the time, crushing them in a most frightful manner. ...

... MR JUSTIN MACARTHY AT LIVERPOOL. Mr Justin Macarthy, M.P., speaking at Liver- pool, on the fair claims of Ireland, said experience proved that one nationality could not govern another. The independence of America, and the spparation of Holland from Belgium illustrated that oporession was not needed to make a legisla- tive yoke unbearable. Ireland had a right to a system of government suited to ...

... C YMMBANF'A DDIRWEST'OL AC A&TTALI~fOL DEHE .U DIR. CYMRUJ. CYJARFOD BLYNYDOL. CY1NNAL1WYD (Jyfarfodydd BlyDYddOI Y G~ymmanfa eleni yn nhref fawr a phoblog Abertawe, ar y dgddiaa Mercher ao Iau, Mledi 24ain a'r 25ain, Y oedd nifer fawr wedl dgfod ynghyd. Yr oedd gweinidogion a chyonryohinlwyr o wahanol barth. au y rhan Ddeheuol o'r Dywysogaeth yn bresennol, pa rai ydynt yn rhy liosog i'w henwi ...

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... TELEGRAM FltOM THE VICEROY. The following telegram from the Viceroy, dated Tuesday, has been r-eooived at the India Office :-General Roberta concentrated on Sunday evening on Khushi with all his force. Three brigades have reconnoitred to Zerghon Shalir. Cabul was reported quiet up to Saturday, and no opposition was ex- pected, The Ameer has promised assistance in transport and supplies. Many ...

... PETTY-SESSION'S.—At these sessions, on Monday, two boys, named William Hurley and James Hutchings, were summoned for ill-treating don- keys on the beach, and were fined 10s and costs, or seven days. ...

... liONDON, TUESDAY EVENING. GOVERNMENT LSADING UD-DIFYER- ENCES AMONGST LIBERAL LEADERS—AFRICAN COLONISTS AND NEGRO £ S—CLASSIFICATION OF CONVIOT PRISONERS—S4» ISD OF A DRAMATIST -THE LIGENSSD VICTUALLERS EXHIBITION. For five whole years we have not had such LtW speeches as are being delivered during recess. Ther are marked with such vigour hope as manifest how strong is the belief of the ...

... Mr E. G. Barnes, of Rose Cottage, High-street, Leytonstone, has written the following letter to the Standard My ^opinion has long been, and my experience with poultry confirms me in it, that if only farmers and cottagers at home would devote a little regular attention to this form of stock nothing would pay them better; and this could be achieved at a smaller outlay of capi. tal for houses ...

... A young man, named John Melton Adams, of Stafford, a soldier, has been committed for trial, charged on his own Confession witil uettiug fire to a ham at his futhei'a farui in 1S72, ...