... STREET ACCIDENT AT NEWPORT. Last evening a child, named Evan Davies, whose parents reside in South Market-street, was plnying in Dock-street when he was knocked down by a cab, And sustained injuries to both legs. The little sufferer waB attended at the infirmary, and afterwards removed home. ...

... SPORTING ITEMS. ) It is worthy of note that the crack two-year-old seen out at Ascot were all homebred. This year Henley Regatta, the L.iwu Teunl Championship, and the Uuiveisity Cricket Matcl are yet to clash. Tiie Lord Mayor must have in his elr-mPiV among the wrestlers on tSaturiiay. As a younf man he was a good wrestler and a capitai ail round athlete. The King James- commission for the ...

... The Murder by a Lady in New York. Nicw YoftK, Saturday Night.—The tragic shoociug of .Major Pectus ia the open day in crowded Fulton-street bas produced intense excitement. Mrs Southworth, who killed him, and was at once arrested, is a fine lookiuer woman of thirty. She expressed no remorse at her deed, but said, He has betrayed and disregarded me. He has disowned me and has ruined my ...

... The Press Association says-Lord Penzance will bold a sitting in the House of Lords to. morrow to hear an application to commit the W. Benson, vicar of Hod, to prison for contempt of court. The rev. gentleman was recently suspended by Lord Penzance for twelve mouths for refusing to administer the Sacrament to Mrs Swayne, the wife of a medical practitioner, on the ground that she attended a ...

... TO-DAY'S MONEY. I I [SPECIAL TELEGRAM ] I Stock Exchange, London, Opening, 11 20 A. M. I In view of the holiday to morrow and Monday next very little business is doing in the Stuck Exchange Markets, and prices show an irregular teudeucy. Home Railways are unn oil continued fine weather, wmcii is expected to favourably influence holiday truth. Mo.t stocks are g to J higher Hull and Barusley, g ...

... Yesterday Mr Clner applied to Mr Justice K -kewich, on beba!f of the plaintiff in the action of Walton v. Carpenter, far the release of a lady who was committed in October last for contempt of court to Stafford Gaol. The plaintiff in the action sought to set aside a mortgage to defendant of cer- tain freehold property belonging to her, and situ- ate at New Brighton. T4e plaintiff alleged that ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ROBBERY BY BOYS. Four boys—William Stott, Frank Skuse, Henry Eley, and Frederick Bliss tho three formor of Freeling-street, Caledonian-road, and the last- named of Burton-crescent — were charged befote Mr Horace .Smith, at the Dal- ston polics-court, yesterday,, with stealing a bag containing £ 15 in silver, the property of Christian Lewis Heiser, a baker, of 22, Seven Sisters' ...

... Glamorganshire Quarter Sessions. THIS DAY. The Glamorganshire Quarter SeAikioua were opened to-day in the court-house at the Town- ball, Cardiff, at one o'clock, when the following magistrates were presentMr J. T, D. Llewellyn (in the chair), Mr L. LI. DiUwyn, M.P., SirHussey Vivian, M.P., Rev C. R. Knight, General Lee, Mr Henry Lewis, Sir J. L. E. Spearman, Mr R. A. Valpy, Mr M. B. Williams, ...

... A BORDER BULLY. The killing pf Joe Hall, the rowdy, roysterer, gambler and all around border rough, by Herbert Reynolds, the cowboy, at Whitman, this State, one year ago, was a sensational murder, and one that created much excitement at the time, at- though but httie about the affair was ever heard of through the Omaha press. Joe Hall, the victim of the tragedy in ques- tion, made his ...

... COMPENSATION FOR MRS MARTIN. A cheque for ;64,000 has been issued from the I Donegal County Treasury, payable to Mrs Martin, widow of the late District Inspector Martin. ...

... THE PROSECUTION OF GEN. BOULANGER. f CENTRAL NEWS TSLEGRAII. ] PABIS, i?Y:day.— The general feeling this morning seems to be that the extraordinary violence of language used in the Chamber yester- day by the anti-Boulangists justifies the general in his policy of withdrawing himself from parliamentary jurisdiction. The legal advisers cf the Government are engaged in making the necessary ...

... THE FAILURE OF A PEMBROKE SOLICITOR. Under the failure of Henry Joseph Adams the summary of accounts, &c., bas been issued by the Official Receiver. The bankrupt, a solicitor of Pembroke, came to London iu 1882. and has since practised occasionally. He states that, in connection with the purchase of some land at Pembroke with borrowed money, legal proceedings took place, under which his ...