... 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 ...

... NEW YORK, Saturday.—It is reported that the town of jhnmettsburg in Iowa has been destroyed by a cyclone, and that 100 lives were lost. ...

... ?? ?? so a i t 3ax -a fia !At aln FRIDAY, JUNE 9,S 1882. I I ' eil If our army does not in time become the b most perfect fighting machine in the world it rc will not be for want of reformers or reform. ti We have been patching, mending, tinkering, 4 and muddling at it during the last twenty : years to an extent which is simply extraor- ec dinary. We have abolished the purchase it and sale of ...

... ITHE REPRESENTATION OF TIIE PE.MBROKE BOROUGHS. CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT e -- res 1o PPEMBRL OEr .l cle PEMBROKE, THURSDAY NIGHT. fot o Mr. y Harben, the candidate selected by Va td the Pembroke Dock Conservative Association to co contest the representation of the Pembroke wi d Boroughs at the next election, addressed a nume- of is it rously attended meeting of electors at the un Assembly-rooms ...

... WELShI NOTES FROM THE METROPOLIS. An immense congregation cains together on Sunday night last to listen to the Dean of Bangor's sermon on ' Temperance at Westminster Abbey, the nave being crowded. The First Lesson was read by Canon Farrar, and th;e Second bv the Dean of Westminster. The Precentor, the Rev. Kr. Flood Jones. intoned the prayers. The Donsof Bangor took as his text the 5;h ...

... .ney CARDIFF. be gln 2 on R~e-UONLT ST. JOWrs.-O Monday a re-un1ion tairl& ~ nof the present and p&si communicant took plac.I'- at the Parish (hu robof St. John's, In themnorm: g LAi there was is communion service, whidh was au nsl acre- ?? by 25 persons; and ivn the evening tir Lowe'w in of wa., service in Which a. very full congre1,ation Lw got participated. On the latter occasion the vicar, ...

... ,ECOND EDITION WESnERN MAIL GS'FicE, 4.30 A.M. C JATEST GE NERAL NEWS, At the 'ujildhall, London, yesterday, Mr. Adrian pope, freeholder of property in Cloak-lane, City, .obtained a verdict against the Inner Circle Railway }an Companies for £P41,517, compensation for tlho com- gent pulsery acquireinent of his property. s'not An Aberdeen telegram reports the particl des- wver t-ucrion by fire ...

... 0 C EDITION L. I SECOND EDITION I I . WESTZaPN MATL Gsvscz, 4.30 A-. LATEST GENERAL NEWS. Mr. Trevelyan, the Irish Secretary, arrived in London from Dublin yesterday. IMr. J. C. F. S. Day, Q.C., has been appointed judge in the place of Lord Justice Bowen. Thu failure was announced yesterday of Barnes Ancor, the proprietor of the Falstaff Club, London. Liabilities £47,000. Last night's London. ...