... SATVURDLY'S POLICE. LICENSING OFFENCES AT NEWPORT.-At the New- port Perttv Sessions James Waldron, RILlway HEotel, ir Petersi one, was suntuaoned far pertitittingdrunken- 1e ness on his preumises on the 23rd ult. Mr. Eutchins *s defended. At nine p.m. on rite daV rntined a con- Ir stable saw twentiy men in the tap-rono, several of e- whom were drilink. This was not the first time .e defendant ...

... CARDIFF, -I, __-t NATURAkLISTS' SOC:ETY . A TRrP 'rni -n - ?? 'i A TRIP TO THE V1 ' YARDS AT CASTgL ie in COCH. [BY AP GwiTLrXr ad r daresey cmmny of youl readers wiji i reading the sub-heeding of this article, WenJ5 t where the Castle Cocht Vineyards are; -ut liters as re others who wvill need no telling that Lord o- Bute, thiough Mr. Pettigrew. his head gardeaer ' experimentirig in vine ...

... , B 1 ?? . ?? - l A . -- WuSTxrNt MAIL OF-icg, 4.30 A.M. nil f FOREIGN TELTIGECE T THE SOUDAN. BEPORTED DEFEAT OF THE MAHDI, Be He GENERAL GORDON'S VICTORY. mi WE tlxROM OUR CORR1SPONDLtNtT.1 pa Caiso, Aun. 28 (Evslui).-A report has reached nni bere that the Mahdi has suffered another defeat of )t the hands of the Fagallahs. frt Several of the claimants for the Alexandria in- tic lemnity ...

... .TH , F -EY. ,. I . THEm . Cib;PDEFF .~ MONKEY. l We have received a number of letters upon the I recent-incident in which a monkey suffered death at the bands of a policeman rafter a somewhat exciting chase. Our correspondents take all manner of views of the subject; some describe the shooting as downright orteity - one irate spinster asks indignantly, Can't the police be prosecuted ? While ...

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... ASSAULTING THE CHIEF CONSTABLE OF CARMARTHENSHIRE A VIOLENT WOMAN. At Carmarthen, on Saturday, before Messrs Hughes and Warren, borough magistrates, Sarah Thomas, wife of William Thomas, alias Curley, fisherman, Carmarthen, was charged with assault- ing Captain W. Philipps, of Llandilo, the chief constable for Carmarthenshire, on the previous Saturday. The complainant said that on the day ...

... Police News.—Assaulting A Female.—At the police-court on Saturday, David Morgan^ Llethergneuan, was sent to prison for one month, for assaulting Elizabeth Havard, at Llether- « gneuan, on the 28th July. Mr Daniel Evan* prosecuted. Fishing without a Licence. — ThomM Prosser, Llanthetty, was fined J61 8s 7d, inclu- sive of expenses, for fishing for trout with a net without a licence, in a brook ...

... THE COUNTRY, THE CAUCUS, AND THE PEERS. AN INTERVIEW WITH MR SCHNAD- HORST. The Pall Mull Gazette publishes n account of an interview with Mr Schnadhorst, the Carnot of Birmingham Raàicahm. If there is one thiag more than any other which I detest, said Mr Schnadhorst, it is the ascendancy of machinery in politics. If you were to ask me what I considered to be the most baleful feature of a ...

... visrr OF THE LORD OF THE MANOR OF RoilP.NET.— On Thursday, Colonel Lock wood, son of the late General Sir Mark Wood, ac- companied by Mr George Treharne Rees, his agent, visited this place, and was entertained to luncheon by Colonel H. H. Davies at Rompney Castle. The tenants vied with each other in their endeavour to show some token of respect to the gallant colonel on his first visit to this ...

... During the sittings of the conference at Berne on international arbitration, a telegram was sent fK ^al!' Granville informing him of the nature of the discussion, and expressing the belief of the members that the objects in view were such as fon'i.me6t with his lordship's sympathy. The have iw?- taie^ram was received in reply :— I bee to et'r -,yonr telegram of the 7th inst., and While a ...

... The Lady-Day celebrations in the neighbour- hood of Downpatrick passed off quietly. Rain continued falling all day. ...

... TO THE EDITOR. SIR,—Judging from the numerous claims for damage brought before the assize and county courts against the proprietors ef public con- veyances, as well as the constantly recurring charges in the police-courts on account of nursing, obstruction, and rapid driving, it is pretty evident that the time is fast approaching when the authorities, under their new Act of Parliament, will ...