... IT is not unreasonable for a citizen to expect to enter his house at eleven o'clock at night without let or hindrance, and it is Oft conducive tc hi r1'sfn::1J 0Ðf!)rt likely to improve his temper, to tlnd his way stopped by a young ruffian who, without i rhyme or reason, assails Mr Morris, a tradesman, of IJnte-slreet. Cardiff, had HU i lie wu'uld have ntucii preierretl to avoid. He was ...

... ASSAULTING A I- SAL\V TIGNIST AT SWANSEA A DIFFERENCE AMONGST V MAGISTRATES. At the Swansea borough police-court, day, William Hooper was summoned b Hill for assaulting him. The compl secretary of the Salvation Army, said Sunday evening he was in Bethany Cha] part in the service. Upon his openin door to admit a woman, the defendant r a pu-h and said that be would enter. fused to admit the ...

... A SHIP IURNT AT SEA. Lloyd's agent at Glcutta states that the Gadis Hill, from Liverpoolto Rangoon, lias beenjour at sea, the crew btng picked UP V^ns' The Gad's Hill was vessel of 9ol (gnH to]' built at New Brunsvick in 1872, and owned by Mr G. T. Soley, Liverpool. ...

... ATTEMPT TO ROB A CHURCH. It has been discovered that some time last week, a determined attempt was marie to rob the churcU- of St. Peter, Cornhill, London. The church is one of the oldest in England, and possesses many valuable relics. The communion plate is known to' be at once the most valuable and curious in the country. Among others is a spoon of pure gold, the bowl of which is drilled and ...

... SWANSEA BAY SIGNALLING STATION, MUMBLES LIGHTHOUSE. Swansea, Monday. — Wind SW. Weather thick, with rain. Paxserl E ...

... PROFESSOR HOLLOWAY OX FREE TRADE. Professor Holloway, the well-known pill and ointment maer, in a letter on the free trade ques- tion, says :-1 may be able to throw some light on this/piestion, viz. :—I ship to Melbourne ointment and pills which I enter as costing me £100; my agent there sells them and buys wool with the net proceeds, which I enter, market value, £1,000; consequently, the ...

... THE IRISH CRISIS. AMERICAN LADY LAND LEAGUERS. VISIT TO MICHAEL DAYITT. The Central News says :—Mr Michael Davitt was visited in Portland Prison on Tuesday. He is in good health, and his lung affection has con- siderably subsided. He asked anxiously whether Irish outrages were still occurring, and, on being answered in the affirmative, said he had set him- self determinedly to prevent such ...

... II' VOL' AUK IN Doi ur, seud postcard for list of testimonials received for tlie cure of Stiff Joints, Old Sores, Piles, (Ike., after discharge from London and other hospitals, by C.'hast. Maggs, proprietor of (iainjee's Oriental Salve, Golden Cross, Swansea. In boxes, free, for 9, 15. or 33 stamps. GIKNKOSA, A PCIU; OLD HIGHLAND MALT WHISKY, strongly recouimeuded liy the most eminent ...

... SCIATICA, Rheumatism, Tic-Doloreux, Tooth ache, Pains in the Face and Gums, are quickly relieved by R-C;ADE'S NERVE PILLS, a tonic medicine, acting on the nerves. The only cure for sciatica known, giving relief when all other remedies have failed. 13d and 2s 9d per box. Rcade Bros, and Co., Wolverhampton. Agents for Cardiff—Mr Anthony Messrs Coleman and Co., chemists, High-street: Mr Joy: and ...

... MR GLADSTONE AT SPUR- GEON'S TABERNACLE. On Sunday night Mr Gladstone and his eldest son were present at the service at Mr Spurgeon's Tabernacle. Mr Gladstone shook hands heartily with the deacons and elders present, expressing himself delighted with the service. ...

... LATEST FOREIGN TELE- GRAMS. ^Washington, Saturday.—A physician ^has ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. A PLAIN MA.-Your letter, to be of any value, ought to have your signature appended. Will you allow us to add it ? ...