... I I ptettnu eit TUESDAY, APRIL 27, IMS - - - - - - a xhe adjourned inquest on the body of the c watbmn, Thomas Fowley, who died on Wednesdav from injuries alleged to have I Wednesday from injuries alleged to have been inflicted by a policeman at Llansamlet, was resumed on Monday.. The evidence went to show that the accused had beaten deceed. with a stick, and had threatened to murder him. The ...

... TI oR4svitiCT N IWt.a (IA ihi}f?. aa Tun FATAL AC'VIZNT,-4n lamtest wan 011 Mhlmday hrld h tmo ojrouer ?? the death q oT 1'rvdo*rk Patrick voyie, a lad, -who died at 3 the lifirmary In onusequfnco of Injuries reecived t on the Great Western R-ilway, near Tyandall- . street. lhe jry eturned a ?? of out- dental death.' GLAMOInANSltiRl AND MONMOUTHSU11 TIN- }i'UMAIIT Ai4)DptSaeNhAidt.-Reai]kLoig ...

... A MILLIONAIgE'S WI[L. The will (dated June 18, 1879) of Mr. john Michael Williams, late of C'aserhaves Castl, Burn. coose mmd Pengreep, Cornweall, who died on Febroazy 16 last, was prove4 on the 25th ult. by Mrs. Eeizabeth Maris Williams, the widow, and John Cindy, the acting executors, the peonal estate being sworn under A1,r00,00. The tes ?? bequeaths tohie wife £2,000, and'X6,000 per annum ...

... liETTERS TO THE EDITOB. 00 A1 orrespondents must wate on on sos of D the paper @ ,ou or their leters wiU bo rdejet-d. Tbt6 Xx. rcpot qdertake to return rejects -unet~euder now *Mlrmnst0ne We anot publish ny ltter unles the wrte? sends hie urX :nox AND ADX)s;r , rnot ?? for pubkll D cation, but as a Guarantee ot goon Mfit. D RICIACRD TEONs8 (Rhoudda VaUloy).-YOi commriuDi' cation is fbeSIous. B ...

... TiHE ORDER TO OLOSE PUBLIC W HOUSES. X On Monday the following publicae were called 01 before the Mayor of Newport, Mr. Stevens, and B] Mr. Wanabrougb, they baving disobeyed the order of the magistrates1 isened on thareoent election day, to close their respective heuses at two p.m. They ?? Lewis. Bunch of A Grapes; Georue Henry Evans, Bush Inn; James Leonard, Olive Brsach; James Smith. Dolphin ...

... t 11 LONDON, SunioA'r RVIAN1wo into .be fato of tbo Govoerumoul~t is Anzoptod on all men had. s -lugr ' firM Of PrObsbi-1~Y- ren There is no hops that -Cnserv'ative PDAZY whi ?? ?? ay 4-roat ?? of the ground that 15 8 it 1.58 lvet, ata d noe that tho first flnob of disel?- IStO point mci-i is cvcr, th.o ConsorV'tive nrayecn('pt- Vig ju heu-I i il' ,c iti~ ThG hin~ominig tain of tto Ut ral Le' ...

... PBEPARATIONS FOR STARTING THE STUART WOBKq, HIWAIN. - 'If [MOLALLY CONT3ThUTZD.J - . I hae just been aver the compaot and rapid i improving ironworks and tiu.Jtoe mills of Hirwai, ?? to be started thas week in part, ta idntheoureoa : afew weeks illbe,ana 'h , o temem of btlife. The work have in Ma &Ga ugehistory. Thekbla been assocated with Boucher, the first irchworkingamigraut from .,thn ...

... 'xI ?? . ,; ; i , j -- ) II' , i 1r.! r t C ABFI NEt ;?i) , ~If 1I. RESICNATION OF' THE M[NISMI I'M' LOEL) 1EACONSFIELD WET AVIND60R. i M~lQUES OF UARTINGTON TO BE SENT FOR. b ( IECIAL THEL.I(.R5 I LONDJN, flier. Is The1 Press Association is informed, on the t beat authorrityl, that the Emrl Of Beacausftild e tendered his resignation to her MaJesty thiis i evenin~g. The Queen wili probably ...

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... I THE ELECTIONS SINCE the substitution of secret for open voting and the abolition of hustings, elections have tended to become, from the artist's point of view at all events, rather tame, colourless affairs. In London especially they took place in such a quiet unobtrusive way that a passing stranger might remain in total ignorance of the fact that the inhabitants of the most populous town in ...

... MR. F. R. O'DONNELL, mY., IN i Il}.LVERPOOL. etilan tebee Last night, under the auspices of the Catholic tO of Young Men's Societies of Liverpool, Mr. F. H. esti- O'Donnell, M.P., gave in the League Hal, SS, ch nd 'Anne-etreet, in the presence of a large audience, a au lecture on The Catholic Church and Human welity Progress. The Rev. P. Murphy, rector of St. tality, Anthony'e, occupied the ...

... THE -ODDFELLOWS' SOOITY - AND ITS POSITIO. Thia society numbers asobg is uesbera not only man.y of the middle and workng classes of this oouutryibit also tho.s resident n Amnerica and tte colonies. In order to jadge o' the pssitioa of the society abroad-as to .its members, workiog, and financial state-the chief officer, its grand master, Mr. H. Outrain, of Sheffiild, lately visited the United ...