... THE STRANGE DISCOVEPvl AT TREHERBERT. From inquiries made by the Ysfradyfod Parochial Authority regarding the securities all cheques found in the house of Mr J. L. Bamle and Miss Hamlet, at Treherbert, under cit' cumstances already reported, it has trilrlli spired that the cheques, to the value JB205, were made payable to the deceased brother. It appeMS that at the death of Hamlet the brother ...

... THE STORY OF HER COURTSHIP AND MARRIAGE. Continuing our notice of the gossipy volume, just published, entitled Fourteen Years with Adelina Patci. we come to the second meeting of Adelina with the Marquis de Caux. It soon became evident that he was desperately in love with her, and be succeeded in securing the good will of her father and brother-in-law. THE COURTSHIP. One evening-it was after ...

... TAFF'S WELL. FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Monday afternoon, as a boy named Chivers, son of L. Chivers, blacksmith at the Pentyrch Works, and residing at Garth Works Houses, was crossing the Taff Yale Railway, near Bryncoch House, he was struck by the buffer of a passenger train, and killed instan- taneously. An inquest was held on the body on Tuesday, at the Junction Hotel, by Mr 'E. B. Reece, coroner, ...

... EIGHT VILLAGERS KILLED. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] ROME, Wednesday Evening.—A serious affair has occurred at Prezza, a village near Aquila. A quarrel broke out between a number of foreign workmen, who are employed on the new railway and the inhabitants of Prezza, and the disturb- ance reached such a height that a party of Cara- bineers had to be summoned to restore order. The military arrested ...

... TIIE RO Y AL N AT f ON A L EISTEDDFOD. The for this great gathering in Liverpool are nearly complete, and, looking at the work that has been done, the committee certainly deserve all the success with which in all proba- bility their efforts will be crowned during the week September 15 to 20. Judging by the large number of compositions sent in and their uu- u.uialiy comparative excellence, the ...

... A good-looking young lady, 21 years of age, who had expectations of a considerable fortune, has eloped with a labourer double her age, who was employed by her aunt at Armagh. The two met at the railway station and took tickets for Glasgow, where they were married on the next day. The young lady then acquainted her friends by telegraph of the step she had taken, and was told in reply that the ...

... A shocking murder was committed at 43, Her- rie.s-street, Queen's Park, Harrow-road, on Satur- day night. Thomas Harris, a market 9.rdenCl', and his wife went to bed about half-past ten o'c10ck. Shortly afterwards a gr0at noie wa heard, and on some of the neighbours going to see what was the matt-cr, Mrs Harris was found lying on the staircase with her throat cut in a frightful manner. Dr. ...

... WOOL, 6d. Instant cure; destroys the nerve. Of chemi.-ts. Post free seven stamps. soo n 1tl'i1lSIJ, ...

... FLOWER SHOW AT DIXGE- STOW COURT UTH). The second i1ow since the decease of the late Mr Sa muel Bosanquet; has this yer I again been provide' chinfly by the late ...

... EMPLOYE IIS AND COUNTY- COURT SUITORS. At the county court, Neath, on Wednesday, Mr Edward Law, draper, Swansea, applied for a committal order against Thomas Crumby, of the Morriston Tin plate Works. Tiie plaintiff said he sent a certificate to the pay-clerk (Mr Bowen), but he refused to fill the same up, so he was com- pelled to subpoena him. Tha subpoena of the conduct money (Is) was thrown ...

... forwarded to Lord Kensington, M.P., and Messrs H. G. Allen, M.P., and W. Davies, M.P. It was decided that the next district lodge be held at Milford. The lodge was then closed by the D.C.T., and subsequently the members sat down to tea, presided over by Sister Davies. TOWN COUNCIL.—The adjourned quarterly meeting was held in the Council Chamber, on Tuesday afternoon, Mc Alderman S. Jenkins ...

... The debate on Sir S. Northcote's motion of censure on the Government was resumed by Mr ASHMEAD-BARTLETT, who, in supporting the motion, accused the Government of shirking their responsibility in Egypt, that responsibility clearly following upon their action m the recent war. He refused them any credit for the tardy action they had taken in sending out General Gordon, and in the endeavour to ...