... TO-DAY'S SHIPPING. Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams. A telegram from Batoum states :-Very bad weather pvevailsli^ve. 'fhe Italian hri Covbello has sunk, with a cargo of sulphur; the Greek baique Johannes (empty) is totally wrecked, but the crew were saveo and a Turkish sailing ship, ashore on the coast, will be a tutal loss. The British barque Martha, from Victoria to ifolig Kong, has put into ban ...

... AN ABSENT MINDED WATCHMAN.—A day or two ago the policeman on oeat, at Foxhole found a man named John Handcock lying in a deep cutting and suffering from injuries on the head. It appears that he is the watchman stationed at the cutting to prevent people from falling into it, and he actually foil in himself. Printed an.l Published by tbe Proprietors, DAVID 1 DUNCAN & SONS, at 103, St Mary-street ...

... Acsording to rumour Mr Abington would be better pleased to see Quartus win than Lady Rosebery, and this may ue true if, as is said, be is interested in the Spigot Lodge colt. ...

... ACTIVITY IN THE LIBERAL CAMP. The Date of the Polling, CARMARTHEN1, Saturday. The date of the polling for West Carmarthen- shire is definitely fixed for Wednesday, the 17th 'instant, not the 15th, as has been announced. The counting will take on Thursday, the 13th. The election campaign is proceeding apace, and is being conducted with considerable spirit. The time for marshalling the forces is ...

... A meeting in support of Mr J. Lioyd Morgan, which was in striking contrast to the feeble, flabby character of the Tory gatherings, was held in the new schoolroom of Laniinas-street Chapel, Carmarthen, on Saturday afternoon. The ground floor was crowded, and the Ralleries were well filled by a thoroughly unanimous and enthusiastic audience. County Councillor T. Evans (Treventy) presided, ...

... [TO THE EDITOR OF THE SOUTH WALES FCIIO. I SIR,—In reading your local evening con- temporary of last night I found that that truthful organ makes the assertion that Mr Symonds when building the South Walcs Daily News Offices employed non-union men, and had his joinery prepared in Gloucester. I must give this assertion a most unqualified denial. I was em played at the time by Mr Symonds as ...

... llonOilr to whom Honour is Daa writAs On the night of the 29c:i of October last MrPeury Lloyd, of Glauhenwye, Glasburv, was at anchor in bis steam launch in Southampton Water. The only occupants oi the launch were himself and his engineer. The night was dark and foggy. Sud- denly Mr Lloyd heard a splash overboard, and cries for help 111 a voice which be recognised as that of his engineer, wbi ...

... l'hia space is left ;'cr any special « this edition is being printed olf. ...

... k|>o £ km 0^ Atianr- ti-  t  I I TO THE ECHO. at eleven o'clock last night, the Cu ..mer Umbria arriv-d from New York, a very fast passage. The passengers landed report that a series of robberies occurred during the homeward pass;,ge f,,1Q t, t »-u i u 00 gentleman stating that he felt convinced that „ t „ u lnat a numoer of picic- L°nter w x°n b°ard* A «Hoon pas- to trJ ? °f £ W■ A11 ...

... ANOTHER CLUB RAID. The G Division of Police yesterday afternoon made a raid upon the East Einsbury Club, iu Goswell-road, London, and seized quantity of betting books and other materials used in gam- bling. There were seventy in the club,all of whose names and addresses were taken; Frank and Edward Grimm, keepers of the club; William Brook, club clerk David Crick, bar keeper and Joseph Mauning ...

... A HIGH DAY AT MALPAS, Disciplinary Power of School Teachers. Thomas William Rees, head teacher at Malpas Church Schools, was summoned at Newport county police-court, this afternoon, for assaulting Joseph Eves, a schoolboy 13 years of age, at Malpas, on Tuesday last. Toere was a free tea to the poor of the parish on the day named, in connection with the harvest festival, and the defendant ...

... SUPPOSED FOOD POISONING CASES IN CARLISLE. I Death of a Farmer. A number of supposed fr>od poisoning cases have occurred in tb-j Carlisle district owing to the eating of noxious pork. Mr Slack, tolls collector for the city of Carlisle, and Mr Irving, farmer, of Gdsland, purchased and eat pork pies in a refresh- ment house in Carlisle on Saturday and Mon- nay week respectively, and during the ...