... SWANSEA V. LLANDOVERY COLLEGE (PAST AND PRE- match under this title was played at Swan- sea on Saturday. The game throughout was fast and loose, and very few tight scrimmages were formed. Owing to the late arrival of some of the Swansea men the match did not commence until 20 minutes after the advertised time. Llandovery kicked off, and loose play took place in neutral ground after which the ...

... not*eTlLACQ[dent occurred on Friday after- Kaihvo,,u on the Great Northern 5r?n ^roni ^i°°i*RAte-street ws^g juat S^kftetl°Vvhen suddenly reXrted the eu jTSf speed' and dashed into the side of passe :?' the enlne. becoming embedded. Six shaken A W6RE ?EN,OUSLY hurt, and othere aeronaut former is Mr Simmons, the injurecT Ti 1S hadly cut. The gn-ard is also a brakp n, acc.l int 's believed to ...

... BOA^,v^ADEPROSECU- IIOJSk^ CARDIFF. At the fore Alderman .1ote-court on Satu,rday-be- tT 1 Set th^d Mr G. Phillips -Thos. Daniel Morfet tb. o £ fL,!eharn> was summoned oy #f Tvade f )r unlaw. 1 y,4 if-C uhin as onfn ai1^ entering him on board h.s c who becn supplied wnfrary to ^chan-fc Shipl>inj; Act. fi YfSOr°; of Buf'«ltman ^ie t,rnpi°y the Marquis of Bu^ the shiiTLlehain^oiP «n^red on ...

... SUICIDE OF A SUR GEON. Dr. Diplock held an inquest at Hounslow, on Saturday morning, on the body of Dr. William Whitfield Edwards, who died from the effects of poison on Wednesdiy. Dr. Whitmarsh, the partner of the deceased, stated that he saw him at a late hour on Tuesday night, when they were to- gether for two hours. The deceased was in trouble at the time. Certain arrangements were ...

... M. GAMBETTAS ILLNESS, (REUTKR'S TELEGRAM.* PARIS, Saturday.���The RepuUique FrancaU. to-day states that M. ...

... WATCH NIGHT SERVICES were held on Sunday evening, being the last night of the old year, 1882, at many of the places of worship in the town, when addresses were delivered suitable to the occasion. ST. CHURCH.—The offertories at this church during the past year have amounted to over £600, or £100 more than the offertories for 1881. THE CARDIFF INFIRMARY SATURDAY COLLEC- TIONS.—The secretary, Mr ...

... SSWAN~SEA.a VITAL Acormere TOa a SsaeLOR.---Earlv on Sunday c morning his body of a Norwegian'sailor was t rbrought into the port, having died from injuries sustained by falling from the masthead to the g deck of a vessel whilst lying at the Mumbles. I a, Newv TBEATRE.-T'ho pantomime, St. Georgec Thar ao, il epeetdat the New a lae TErsoes.-is ?? and con-i df pnwilapaduigtepeet week at the9 ...

... WORMS, Saturday.—The dykes have burst on both sides of the Rhine, and all the low-lying districts in this neighbourhood are flooded. The inhabitants of Buerstadt and Bobstadt have abandoned their homes, several houses in those villages having fallen in. Further details are wanting. Succour ia being despatched. i LYONS, Saturday.—There is a great rise in the waters of the Saone, which have ...

... The Temperance-hall at Bally bog was totally destroyed by fire on Friday night. The adjoin- ing houses were for some time in danger, but the flames were prevented spreading. Great alarm prevailed-, and the inhabitants threw their furai- ture into the street. ...

... THE MAINDES STABBING CASE.—At Newport county police-court, on Saturday, Frederick Westlake was brought no in custody charged with wounding Joshua Pope, at the Carpenters' Arms Inn, Maindee, on Tuesday evening last. Superintendent Gurney handed in a medical certificate showing that tlw injured man was unable to appear. It will lie remembered that the men were playing at skittles, when a quarrel ...

... The Press Association says during the year just closed there were reported 28 mining explo- sions, 15 of which were fatal, the number of deaths reaching 241, Of 32 colliery warnings issued, 19 were justified by subsequent events,and 12 were followed within three days by the loss of 139 lives ill 15 explosions. ...

... A SCENE. The usual meeting of the week was held on Saturday evening, in Wood-street Chapel. The chairman (Mr Richard Cory) was accompanied on the platform by the Revs. Thomas Rae and W. Watkiss, Mr Lbenezer Beavan, Mr F. J. Beavan, Mr Solomon Andrews, &c. Mr R. CORY, making reference to the charge in the Western Mail against a councillor, said they knew who the paragraph was intended for—one ...