... Renewed representations are about to be made to the Home Secretary in favour of the imprisoned bribers at Canterbury, who are all now under medical treatment for maladies brought on by the hardships of the prison rules. Mr. Edwards, the Deal solicitor, who is 63 years of age, has been attacked by rheumatism and lumbago in a severe form, these affections being caused, it is alleged, by the ...

... A SOUTH SEA M ASSACRE. A CO-URAGEOUtS LAD}Y. Particulars of wvnat is known as the Lizard t island Massacre have just come to band, from g which lit is believed that there is little doubt that a Pieer. ...

... ?? l hMONrDAY, JANUARY iC, 18&S. BM. GAMBETTA'S REVISION BIL.L. q ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 4 w SA ?? o a .> * e ?? T S ?? - -- ?? can he no doubt that it is M4. UGsa- lit ,BETA'S desire to pursue a well-considered ...

... THE CLERGY LLST. ti-' akd On uanuary 12 thereo wvil bI published, at 108, t Cl othl, poe t free, the4 Clergy List, 1882, accurately eurevised to the end of 1881, containing a history of ethe Univ-er ...

... SWAtNSEAt HARBOUR TR.USTJ. ty The statemsent published by the Swansea Ear- ngd tour Trust of the receipts and expenditure for the eng month of Decemaber is as follows :-General Ear- tent boar Estate: ...

... eWELSH NOTES FROOM AMIERICL. D~~r (BY era tter28 conaus~POsN'DTNT.) nles Arriving at Wilkes-Ba rre City, Pennrvsylvania, the ted Monday after Christmnas, I entered one of the :ie saloons, called the S ...

... i| the-. )Uld (a'xcoa OUR OWNM GOORESPOXoEY~r*) lore LON DON, 'WEDNESDAY, Tf1he new rufles for the regulation of dehait published in to-day's EStandad correspond to loli- tegeneral expe ...

... TlHE WEST OF EN-GLAD BeS LI;QUIATION. tidSINGULAR ACTION AGAIST sut CAR~kDIFF' SOLICITORS. ta thMR. SYDNEY BATOHELOR'S LIFEseo i; SURANCE POLICY. (Ap F;T ud Mr. Justice Fry had before him on Tuesday a ...

... NETWPORT TOWNT COUNCTIL. ea- The monthly meering was held on Tuesday, the 25 aor in the chair. There wvere also present- .Alfer men :13. J. Davis and Wvndhani Jones, and of Councillors J. R. Jacob, S. ...

... Mary Ann Millett, wife of a driver in the employ of a railway company at Chester, was or Thursday brought up on remand charged with wilfully murder- ing her child by drowning it. A neighbour said that several day;! prior to the murder the prisoner was labouring under the hallucination that, as the chill Culd not take its natural food, it must be wasting away, whereas the child was thriving ...

... 1 At the-Central Criminal Court, Jorerri lull Bl CMtny, 25, labourer, was on Thursday indicted for the wil- ful murder of his wife Maria, aged 22. It seems that the couple lived in Lant-street, in the Borough (a quarter familiar as the site of the lodgings of the redoubtable Bob Sawyer), and on November 13th some women who were ils.) living in the house heard a noise in the prisoner's room, ...

... CHARLES HILTON, whom police-constable Lewis detected the other evening burgling on the premises of Mr. Gray at Blackheath- Blackheath has long been a kind of happy hunting ground for the burglar—appears to be not only an enterprising member of the housebreaking craft, but a gentleman with somewhat original notions of life and things in general into the bargain. He was discovered lying on the ...