... AN INTOLERANT WELSH HECTOR. At Tuesday's Valley sessions, Mr Roberts, solicitor, Bangor, applied for a summons against the Rev. John Richards, rector of Aberffmw and a county magistrate for Anglesey, for unlawfully disinterring a body. From the statement of Mr Roberts it appeared that a widow named Maria Jones was interred in Aborffraw churchyard in Feb- ruary last under the new Burials Act ...

... LOCAL PRIZE TAKER. At the Hereford Agricultural Show on Tues- day Mr G. W. G. Thomas, The Heath, Cardiff, took the following prizes :—His brown gelding1 EL)rcn]es too]. lt prize in weight carrying hunters' class, and his bay gelding Crown took 1st prize for roadsters. L- Thomas also took two 3rd prizes for sheep. ...

... LATEST HOME TELEGRAMS. Two militiamen named Hoilingworth and Watts were drowned while bathing in the river Trent, at Barrow, 0:1 Wednesday. An American four-oar crcw arrived at Queens- town, on Wednesday, from Michigan, with a view to competing in English regattas. At a full meeting of the Devizes Liberal Asso- ciation Committee, on Tuesday evening, William Saunders, of Streatham, was unani- ...

... PAIUS, Tuesday. — Bourse quiet. Three per cent Rente cloned for the account at 10c. higher, and Five per cents, declined 10c. compared with yesterday. ...

... ALLEGED BURGLARY BT A RAILWAY PORTER.— At the borough police-court on Saturday—before the Mayor (Mr G. P. Tippins) and Messrs James and Hyam—Thomas Merry, foreman porter at Troy Railway-stration, at Monmouth, was brought up charged with having, on the night of the 8th inst., entered the Duke of York Inn, at Broadstone, in the parish of Dlxton, with intent to steal, &c. Mr D. H. Deakin appeared ...

... DEATH OF GARIBALDI. GARIBALDI IN CAPRERA. MADDALENA, Wednesday Morning. — The Washington has arrived with Signor Crispi, the chief of the Cabinet, and Signor Mario, and a company of soldiers. It has been decided that the body shall not be cremated, as Garibaldi wished, but conveyed to Rome for burial on the Janiculum. The embalming will take place to- day. To-morrow Prince Thomas and the ...

... THE SOCIALISTS AND THE DUBLIN MURDERS. At a recent meeting of the Social Democratic Working Men's Club, in Loudon, a resolution was unanimously adopted highly approving of the courageous deed of the Irish rebels, which act was especially weil-timed, inasmuch as it took place at a moment when certain chiefs of the Land League party were upon the point of enter- ing into a shameful treaty with ...

... NOTES BY A LONDON CORRESPONDENT. Lo: DON. Sunday X ght. Politics are thankfully dropped for the brief space between now and rhs meeting of Parliament. Tud period hitherto elapsed has been turbulent and not productive of much real work. Unfortu- nately there is no ground for excessive hope for better times after the House meets again. The Irish members, unless something miraculous lU- tervenes. ...

... On Wednesday evening a large meeting of rate- Payers, convened by the Mayor in compliance with a r^ittisition which bore the 'signature of 20 burgesses, cÏII held at the Town Hall, Newport, to consider and tbte,rmine as to the desirability of petitioning against Bill promoted by the Alexandra Dock Company, a 'Power to extend their works, and for other purposes, ^authorising the payment of the ...

... ST. PETERSBURG, Monday. An Imperial decree addressed to the Senate is promulgated to-day announcing that Count Igna.- tieff, at his own request, made on the ground of ill health, has been relieved from the post of Minister of the Interior, and has been appointed President of the Academy and a member of the Senate, at the same time retaining his position as member of the Council of the Empife, ...

... EXPLOSION ON BOARD A WAR VESSEL. A Plymouth telegram states that advices have been received there, from Madeira, of the burst- ing of one of the new 25-pounder breech-loading guns on board her Majesty's Swiftsure, a few days ago. It is stated that one man was killed and four others severely injured. Their lives are despaired of. The Admiralty are understood to have been at once acquainted with ...

... rHE LADIES' COLUMN. HOUSEHOLD HINTS. HALF-PAY PUDDING.-Four oz. of suet, 4oz. of raisins, 4oz. of bread crumbs, two tablespoonfuls of treacle, and half a pint of milk. Mix all to- gether boil in a mould for four hours; serve with wine or brandy sauce. STEWED CUCUMBER.—Pare a cncumbes, and slice an onion cut the cucumber in thick slices, and fry them and the onion in butter. When done, take ...