... THlE k \PLOSION ON A CARDIFF STEAME3. Tho irqueet on the body of George Finning, o ecam!4,n, vho vae killed in the exptotion whicn d ?? place on board the stenmihip Colato'bine, in tV Iecarth Roads on Monday, was roeumed before Hi Mr. I. B. Reecs, coroner. in the Toen-haII, h Ceardiff, on Friday. Franz Krift, sailor (n board a tie Eteermshxp Columbine, said he wa8 )n boarfd r( tho ?? when ahe ...

... . i I . I-, ? . ? 1 1 ! I p A jjy I i , ?? ? El I i) i , 1:1 i ? I i j I ilk.i 1. IDL - k, . I I 1. 1-1 I I , ()t~I Ol, (Ix AlwCt O 0,'O l ) ii eldde wt~~sr-.i I flA~, lizluAT Nvioii' threal T;licut rj,~vrcl tu be far m'roxct~rnv tijan it I wi~y be teemcd at ficld nligitt in ?? Lcoras there li f wall, r very c0110.1 at' cldazloo of peers. Tlbs Dakaog C -. of A rg3 1l himself wa.4 early in ...

... II bisfitic-T i, 1 9 La 6 :;t1, I'L(,Y[VI -AN ADVI. P 0? Wk Crate] tlc,14' at the A-mro~ Mea~t ani~ tI a rircentorlamed by Mr~. Hopkiu t')dl a, thre j e 1'tllharmonioReetanrant on Tues4dayevcning. at A capital repast waprprdb r.eog lwc~n~tbe manager of the re uzamadt, atu± Was C0l1r fiorve~d in eJ Napirua coffoe r~om. T'hrue, wp5 Go a about fifty members of the Staff vrapss Gea and the ...

... THE OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE i CREWS. | | CREWS. On Wodrnesdey afternoon the Cxford creewwhih was composed as ?? (bow), Brown, Bargreaves. Southwell, Kinderaley, Rowe, I Wharton, West (setrod;), and Hunt (cox),rowsd twice over the oppr river course-that is, from Medley to Godeqtow-whioh, when the river is se full as3 it ia now, is even better than the hcme ccursEe. BeEidas the row in the eight, ...

... .{ a i ?? YlE11 i5t ?? r TUtE5 A j IAT\ RAr .- . -.-he tril o:raneis I ft.ro tlonalos tor liaviug4 n1adel qu attempt ic tehloot til 1K tgjr .Ud QueOenl on tho 3tth of De cemnber Iast wad helil to-day. About 200J ? persons wore present at the trial, inoludillg niany mcnubelo of the legal profession and a numutioroof rlome1n. Theo Urown prosecutor. in addrcssing tlw court, dwoit upon the grave ...

... THE meeting held last night at the Swiss Hall, Cardiff, was certainly one of the warmest and most enthusiastic ever held in that town. Mr REED could not otherwise than feel that he was standing face to face with genuine friends who had come prepared to give him a cordial welcome, and assure him that they were ready for the battle, come when it may. The thoroughly repre- sentative character of ...

... A RADNORSHIREliAND QUESTION. On Tuesday, in the Common Pleas Division of the High Court of Justice, Lord Justice Coleridge and Justice Lindley, sitting in banco at West- minster, had before them the case of Heath and auother v, Pugli and another. The action was to recover a piece of land called Greenwood Green, in the parish of Old,Radnor, Wales. Mr Coban, Q.C., and Mr Trevelyan appeared for ...

... CHARGE OF BIGAlY AT CA HDIFF. Joseph Rossiter, a labourer, about 50 years of age, was charged at Cardiff on Tuesday with feloniously intermarrying with Elizabeth Hicks, his first wife, Grace Shapland, being stdl aliye. The second wife (Hicks) said that she was married to the prisoner at the Registry-office, Cardiff, on Whit-Monday, 1874. She was residing in Emerald-street, and had lived with ...

... ABERDARE. POLICE COURT.-On Tuesday—before Messrs J. Bishop (Stipendiary), R. H. Rhys. V. E. Wil- liams. and H. Edwards—Margaret Howells, aged 17, a pupil teacher at the Aberaman Seliool was charged with stealing a skein of yarn from Mn J eanes, of Cannon-street. Prosecutrix deposed that the defendant came to her shop, and, i-epre- senting that she was sent by Mrs Williams, the mistress of the ...

... BOARD OF CONCILIATION FOR THE TIN-PLATE THAD E. A correspondent writes:—I am informed that Mr W. Lewis (Afan) is now strenuously advocat- ing the formation of a board of conciliation for the lin-plate tra,le, and in order that those who are as yet unacquainted with his scheme for the forma- tion of such board may be enlightened upon the matter in question, may I ask Mr Lewis to favour us with ...

... AT THE SESSIONS, on Friday, before Messrs James Allen, J. H. Harries, C. Mathias, J. O. Edwards, and Ebenezer Rees, a justices' order was made on James Thomas and James Davies.—A similar summons against William John was adjourned. In another case an order was made on David Jenkins.—Thomas Francis, charged by John Richards with tresspassing in pursuit £ of game, was fined Ul, and costs. ...

... Matthew Curtis 88 passed the Lizard Friday, for London. La !y Clive ss expected to leave Parazuelos, tor Cardiff, Saturday. Coedmon ss passed Constantinople Thursday, from Athens for Odessa. Robin Hood 8S arvd Alexandria Thursday, from Newport. Jane ss arvd Carthagena Friday, from Malta. King Art ur ss passed Dung ness Friday, from Gallipoli for Antwerp. Llanishen its and Gibraltar Friday, ...