... 10- I a d i un- EXTRAO(RDINARY TRANSACTIONS BY A a£ ex- SOLIGiTOR. ' ve. STRONG REMARKS BY THE JUDGE, tI An action of an extraordinary character was b heard on Monday at the Cardiff County Couart t. before Judge Owen. The plaintiff was Taibot c Edward Pearse, who claimed from John 'Radford, b hoardidg-house keeper, a sum of £C23 8e. ld,, v hood which he alleged was due to him as assignee of t ...

... I i . . I ?? i i. + A 1. a a i I At, f f t f v it Xl Att SATURDAY, -PED-R UA 14,1885S. 1- , - - In oon sequence of the recent explosion the Speaker of the Ilhouse of Commons has issued I+s .- I ?? stringent regulations in reference to the admission of strangers to the Houses of Parliament. We publish this morning a very interesting sketch detailing some of the incidents of General Gordon's ...

... Tl IEIOPALAN - TIIE )MEETING OF PAIlLTINIENT, I - - - ]51..J2 I'arliament re-assembled yesterday on the a eve of what threatens to be a grave crisis in li the national history. 'the proceedings within h: the Hlouses and without were marked by an absence of excitement which may me-an nothing at all or may mean a great deal. al WN hether the police regulations with regard to h the dynamitards ...

... r FEEL SO WEARY AND TiED :stbeexclammonot axny ?? we dalv mfeet: vettl a Tatbeexcan.;dton ot tuany wnom we daily meet; yettbet naver panme totbink or redeet upoo the mune or Lbhh fe 11o g It may ante frartm alusgis and 6ntum bod. vhbch. it 1. negleoted, Is the forerai ner of serious and chrouic disurders. ?? ery andti::red feeliug is n.tore warnl:ng u,. thatt thre th grfthine wrong. whi~c ...

... ?? All cerrespourtierrtiti lrist write a onf:OSID Itorof the L paper oiliy, or theirletterswillb to ejected.S WNe cannot pu~blish. air letter rirress the writer sendsS h Ris sta XANEk AnD ADDRESS, trot rieooorer4l for pub- ie. lie;Itin, ?? GrAtnritee of good Tilt-I. ~e. The Editor cianot dndertake to return rejected com- So. murricatioire under airy ireomusantisoe. ii b StirT JusITiTU ...

... The second annual dinner of the nrjinhirs aad friends of the Incorporated Cardiff and District Butchers and Cattle Dealers' Association was held at the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, on Monday evening. The chair was taken by i\1r W. T. Kyte, the president of the association, and the vice-chair by Mr Ward, the vice-president. There were also present, among other g-nesta, Councillors Reynolds andlIurley ...

... DISAPPEARANCE OF THE DEFEN- DANT. The charge against George E. Everett, lately carrying on butduess as auctioneer at Cardiff and Newport, again came before the Newport county police-court on Saturday. The defendant was sum- moned originally at the instance of Mr T. Roberts, district auditor, to show cause why he should not pay £ 73 due from him as clerk to the Henllis and Rogerstone School ...

... MERTHYR. FIRE, IN A COAL PIT.—On Monday the colliers engaged in the 9ft. vein at the South Pit, belong- ing to the mortgagees of the Plymouth Company, were compelled to remain idle in consequence of some of the timber in the old workings of that portion of the colliery having been found to be on fire. BREACH OF THE SUNDAY CLOSING ACT.—At the police-court, on Saturday, David Davies, landlord of ...

... [ TIMES TELEGKAM.] Bala MURGHAB, January 17.—The weather is milder, and the health of the party is excellent. Nothing is known regarding the date of the meeting of the commission. The statement of the Paris correspondent of tie Times that Russia contemplates the occupation of Herat has not caused surprise here. But it is generally thought that Afghanistan is too siring, and Tiussi Vs ...

... DRIVING INTO A RESERVOIR. Great excitement prevailed throughout the neighbourhood of Beaufort on Tuesday on hear- ll1 that a horse and trap had been driven into the Wain-y-Poyind Reservoir. A man in the em- ploy of Mr W. H. Williams, of the Tredegar Arms Hotel, Tredegar, was on Monday posting in the district, and, on his not returning home on Monday night as expected, enquiries were made. It ...

... BEDWELLTY. V RURAL SANITARY AUTHORITY. — The monthly meeting was held on Wednesday at the Work- house, Tredegar. Mr Thomas Thomas, the chair- man, presided. The clerk read some correspon- dence relative to the new cemetery, which he had had with Messrs Colbome and Ward, as to the completion of the agreement. The clerk was instructed to write them, urging Messrs Lanca- shire and Co. to complete ...

... In the London Court of Admiralty, on Tues- day (before Sir James Hannen, with Trinity Masters), the case of the owners of the steamship Claudia v. the owners of the Polam came on for hearing. The plaintiffs in this case are Messrs Stephens, Mawson and Goss, of Newport, Mon., and they were the owners of the steamship Claudia, of 748 tons register, belonging to that port; and the defendants are ...