... ] COLLIERY ACCIDENT 1tER -i INIEWOASTTLE. |On Wednesday evening an accident occurred at (Be E illingwvorth Colliery,. near Newcastle, by wh~ich, it was feared, nine men and ao boy bad lost their lives. The old wvorkring shaft of the pit has been c-ha under repair for some time, and on Wednesday of £ morning a large quantity of stone fell, buryingth several men aind a boy who were in the ...

... At the Cardiff couuty court, on Tuesday, be- fore his Honour Judge Herbert, an action was brought in the Admiralty division by tlie owners of the s.s. St Andrew, to recover from Messrs Spiller and Co. £ 76 7s 6d, a day's demurrage, and legal costs. Mr Downing appeared on behalf of the plaintiffs, and Mr Vachell represented the defendants. The ss. St Andrew was, in the month of May last year, ...

... GOOD FRIDAY.—A special programme. Stuart- hall, Cardiff. Poole's Great Diorama. Sacred music, &c. Two representations Afternoon at 3 doors open at 2.30. Evening a.t 8 doors open at 7.15. FOSTER Monday also at 3 8. ...

... Thf Leamingkon borough magistrates on Frida.y rejected, by seven votes to five, the proposal to tTohibit processions of the Salvation Army. Bo',h the Oxford and Cambridge University Crews only went out for & short practice on Friday horning, but nothing very important was done by either. Major Hay, chief con-stable of Wolvcyhampton, 1>n Friday, distributed JS100, Government reward the ...

... THREATENING TO MURDER THE MAYOR. Great excitement prevailed at Chester on Friday, when the whole of the prisoners charged with riotous conduct on Sunday last and attack- ing tlie Salvation Army in Boughton, the Irish quarter of Chester, were placed in the dock. There was a very full bench of magistrates. Sir Thos. Frost, mayor, in taking the chair, said, I have this morning received a letter ...

... Y GLODDESTWR. o was diffeth, hen stwffwl—yn wancus Traflynca y cwbwl Un difudd a difeddwl, A phawb wna awffio y ffwl. LLEDBODIAN. ...

... THE PROPOSED COLLEGE. ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS. The mayor of Cardiff presents his compliments to the editor of the South Wales Daily News, and would further trespass upon his kindness, asking him to kindly acknowledge the following subscriptions to the college fund birii. Keed, K.C.B.,M.P. JB250 0 0 Mr J. Ramsdale,^Cardiff £ 52 10 0 A friend.£52 10 0 Thos. Stephens, Cardiff. £ 25 0 0 4 r i ...

... KXIGHTOX. LOCAL BOABD ELECTIOx.-The result of this election is as follows — Mr J. R. Bache, 136 (elected) Mr J. Clee, 180 (elected) Mr J. P. Davies, 171 (elected) Mr G. Green, 140 Mr J. P. Meddicott, 117 Mr R. Hammond, 93 Mr R. Woodhouse, 4. The three retiring members were Messrs Deacon, Baldwin, and Davies. Mr Davies was the only retiring member who sought re- election, and, as will be seen, ...

... . . . Is 4ftfftre Sarxc: fe TUESDAY, APSIl 4, ]882. it -- : THE WELSR L;AND AGITATION.] WS:e publish this mnorning in another. W.m publish this morning in anotherjSitiC column an interesting and valuable report, hay4 supplied by our well-knowfn correspohdent, to cC Morien, on the state of feeling prevailing pati amongst the farmers of Cardiganshire. In plaf setting out upon his mission of ...

... | LOCAL BILLSL _PARLIAMENT. 'e RHYMN:EY RAILWAY BILL. ?? Robert Loyd-Lindsay hos reporteod to the le ouse o£ (Commons from the Commnittee on Group it 7 oi Railway Bills, that in the cass of the LS Rhymney Rallwey Bill they had agreed to the fol- lowing report: ?? it is not intended that the railwray should cross d on tbe lerel any other railway, t~urnpike, or public car ria~e roads. d lhrt ...

... TUESDA. Y, APRIL 4, PROGRESS OF EDUCATION IN IRELAND. IT must not be taken for granted that no good thing is coming out of Ireland in these sad times. If boycotting, murder, and sedition fill the pages of the daily press to an alarming extent, there are bright features also which it is only fair to chronicle. The Irish have always been apt to learn, and, we may also add, apt to teach. Long ...

... It ll,s now been sr;anged that Mr Justice C;iitty wili take tlie place of Mr Justice Pry on the and South Wales Circuits at the en- suing spring assizes, and the learned judge has accordingly fixed the following dates for holding them, viz. :—Ruthin, Tuesday, April 18 Chester, Fridav Vovil 21 Swansea, Thursday, April 27. Prisoners oniv wiil be tried at. these assizes. During Mr Justice ...