... tee CARDIFF (Before Alderman Dadniel Jones and ct Alder man T. Evans.)-AlIeLqe Housebreakinq at tl i. Blcckteeir.-Jobn Graham, John Smith, and 'ihos. si his M-Mahon wore charged wvith having a cz Ate coat in their possession which was supposed tat to have been stolen on the 22nd ult. Police- in Sergeant Roberts, an officer in the County Con- r of stabulary, stated that he saw the three ...

... e * THE : - I ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY. ). l. A d , linig ALLEGED IMPLICATION OF ou PAT`RICK EGAN. ,out, Xing CONFESSION OF JOE3 *h of orgb BRADY. n for The 1 Central News Dublin correspondent tole- rd-v graphs that he is in a position to state that one of the prisoners now awaiting trial for the Phoenix been Park murders has made a full confession as to ed to how the deeds were committed, ...

... SINGULAR Cit1,t t-1 AGAINSi' A' MEDICAL MIAN KA' M'ERTEYR. I . .. . .. _ .. _ At tile Aertlxr Police Court. on Mondar (lie i | stipendialry, M±r. J. Bis}:nnl and Mr. Thos. WCllli;i-s I oa tilO buno)llc', the summtonsges agailst Mr. John ?? Esans, sur.-geon, bea;u ait, and his assistant, Mr. E. it. 1'robere, 0210 On for hem-lnog. iir. Evans was e7unuloned fu~r tia ithe did unlawfully and ...

... COUNTY COURTIS. e X fi A C! n r 0 .w .. - - . tne lca tal SWVANS7.EA.-S.irTRrDa .-(Before His Unnour ele get Judge Williabys.)-C/e/ by a Sho-tha/cd WIrilr.-A ere M. Pearson, official shorthand writer in the re- del .nd gistrar's office, sought to recover the sum of del ip- £10 9s. 8d. from Mr. ?? EL. Gliiscodine, solicitor, for to a tralnscript of shorthand notes. Mr. Jellicoc re- -1 tad ...

... THE PIIENIX PARK MURDERS. o I. ITRIAL OF T1IMOTHY Haid KELLY. Suet and t P. II- ad SDISAGREEMENT OF THE lo Satu GREAT EXCITEMENT INT DUBLINT. the saw V ?? r ?? TELEGRIAM.) 1dm, DUBLIN, FRIAm-y. then 5 The trial of Timothy Kelly for theomurder ofMr. PR~ D urke; ini the Phwcnix Park-, on the 6th ofI May, was he I resumed this morning at the Green-street Corn- Jami mlission Court. Shortly after ...

... it, 0t TIti «~#a *1 1.l W EDNSES:DAY, SEPTfEMBEZR 26, H88S ,Ns C .ZPA t,-.q O. A CD MR. SHAWS CASE. If the public accounts of Mr. Saiw'sa ye treatment by the French in Madagascar are At thl not exaggerated-and there is no reason to jul think they are, since they have been for the aj most part obtained from the worthy mis- act sionary's own lips-there can be no doubt Nins that our ...

... ) * I f ale . ?? itTRIAL 01 THE BROTHERS -HARRIS AT THE OLD BAILEY. THE VEUDIOT. a. Atthe Central Criminal Coiurt, London, onThtirs- I hI day (before Mr. Justice Hawkins), John Morganr d Jenkins Harris and Thomas Harris were cliargedt wihhvnon the 30i hof December, last;, unlaw. i. fully and maliciously wounded Jeoaki Morgan; I ` and on second and third counts with having unlawfully end ...

... -MOTION TO REFUND OIST1y IN COVUT. V v.roeo FI rR:I'lA R5F, on ?? of Ili ?? and - .'liersl V. SU0OoMon BLAIBERG, (oi.rdiff.-Tiris case. heard before Judge Beresford at Ne:t il on Tuesday, a ?? disposed of at theJ list court, when the Value t of certain goods N rongfully seized bv defendanit ; use ordered to be paid to t he plaintiff and other ,workmen who had been engaged by Janmes Tics;er, c ...

... CUUNTY COURTS. CLATIM Frt COIPitSATsOs.q_ IVVILLr&rrS ?? (GARiW COLT.reirY CowrpASc AND I TlrOMAS.-t Bridgend, on Wednesday, Juli Williams, Garw Valley, sought to recover £49 U4. from the (amrw Collier- Compalnyv and Edward Thomas, for damage done to his Property by the Colliery Company making a ?? through his Cl garden. Mr. AV . IRandall appeared for Pie m plaintiff, Mr. T. SLockwood for Mr. ...

... 'as SERIOUS CASE OF WOUeNDING AT GARerlF.- 'ad George Martin was charged with 1asalieonelr lb1s votnuding ArnnDenininz. Pioewoi ngn s's with complainant, went bomne dr-unk anti, sl Liu the wom'an in the eve. Al she wvas in theAni- on nmar', -and unabit to attend, a remand v.asygrnte~d &atill Wed nesday. Yen LARCENY AT Cunsesf-.-Jeha Lairk, :g. wrt3 lo- charged with etealiec a coat, the ...

... TH1 AOCiDEN' AT PENWILWYMH I COLLIFcRY. F I INQUJEST' AND VERDICT. IMFORrANTt EVIDENCE. On Monday Mqr. El, LI. Grover (deputy-croer Io held an inquest at th6 Golden Ag~e Inn, Penrlhiwfer, an, respecting thep deaith of Lewis Evans, Francis ?? Powell, and Thos. Flowells, who0 were killed at the pie Penrhiwfer Collierv on Thursday morning, the on.( F. Witl of August. Mr. Wales, her Majesty's ...

... EXTR'AORDINARY ACTION BY A, i CARDIFF INiONEY LENDEI. ! lv STR~irANGE PROC'EEDINGS. 5- At the Cardliff Countv Court on irriav ibere P. his Hfonour Judge Selfe) Frederick Henry Pearce. r. audur'neer and muonrIylender, brought 'enaction LI- against Joseph drown, buiider, of loath, Cardiff I r. for £35 a debt which plaintiff alleaed he had pur- i 3 chased from Thoamas Cox, a mason. &c7, of Nor-th ...