... of TMiiity wjgo, efib» a: bicycle accident oa the ptmvn&wnoay. The evidence showed thab- decea sed suffered from cfcHMfc &&bit6C$Md4hat this had tatm-an. acute fenttt. Tlii/ doctor could not say whether tMAOdMaat tdas a' plr edisposing' cause of death. The jury found that death resulted from acute diabtbifeacattatfKl b^thftwaidant. ...

... SIR E. J. REED ON THE NAVY. Sir E. J. Reed, speaking at a Liberal dinner at Portsmouth, on Wednesday night, said he could not view with coulplacency may apprjach to weakness in the British navy, wa had not enongh first-class fhips finished to replace tha out-of-date vessels in the Channel Squadron. ...

... ST C ARDIF. pro WEISLEY CnrniT MUTUAL IxP1EovXIrESr Caass.- El Mr. G. Foster gave the second part of his IGlean- F ings. from Natural History on Wednesday evening Baa (before last at the above class, treating of bees, cater- . ae pillars, frogs, icirneumnon flies, spiders, rc., in a ye-Par- most able, dnd ?? manner. Some Is was of the secrets of nature which hea laid bare called th Orem- ...

... SOUTH WALES CALVINISTIO MhiTHODISTS. 'a QUARTERL\Y ASSOCIATIO!,. The Quarterly Association of the above body was opened on Tuesday afternoon at tile Salem Chapel, Edward-street, Canton, Cardiff, for the Li purpose of conducting thie general business, and was continued in time evening at the Hope Chapel, ?? Tite Moderator (the Rev. Griffith Davies, Cardigan) presided; and among those who ...

... f I . MEETING AT CARDIFF. A public meeting, convened by the Mayor, was hfeldon Mondy morning at the Town-hall, Car- diff, for the purpose of taking into consideration fthe advisability of forming a local fund towards ethe proposed National Memorial to General Gordon. . The Mayor (Mr. A. Fulton) presided, and there rI were also present-Rev. Vincent Saulez, Rev. G. o IHargreaves, Rev. Alan ...

... ECOND EDITION. WESTEUN MAIL OMcR. 430 A.L} WEzSTRN MAIL OMcs 4.30 a_. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. TEE FRENCH IN COCHIN CHINA, [CENTRAL N1TEWS TELESRAM.3 7% PARIS, Tu;sDAY. Rumour is current here that General Bribre de 2l1e has been compelled to send several corn- T. panies of infantry and marines to Lower Cochin China, where a serious outbreak is threatened. ENGLAND AND GERMANY. BRITAIN'S APOLOGY ...

... ?? I ?? ARRIVAL OF WOUNDED AT C K~~ORTI. EOFFICIAL TELEGRAM.1 FaOM GXNERAL LORD WOL.SELEY TO TUB SZRETariny oF STAre iron WAn. KORTI, WVxNcraxrAr (9.30 ?? ~*The last convoy of sick and wounded arrived as here this morning fvomn Gakdul, consisting of three Mr. wounded officers, three sick officers, twenty-two n god wounded and forty-seven sick cnen. All are doing p im, well, a us. F ...

... Wln.-l f I 4 ll 5t R r -it MARC ,a is 1. SATURDAY, MCARCH 28', 1886. I 4h s - A . imposing, the gathering on the platform ul including the Punjaub Chiefs. Si No answer has yet been received from W Russia. In the House of Lordson friday ti evening Lord Salisbury asked for information as to the precise state of the negotiations with Russia, and deprecated the slightest indication of flinching. ...

... CONSERVATISM AT HAVERFORD. XVEST. WEsr. A large and influential public meeting under the . auspices of the Conservative Association was held v at the Masonic-hall, Haverfordwest, on Friday night, to hear an address by, Mr, C. Croston, ? deputation from the National Union of Conservative Associations, London. Among those present we noticed Aldermen E. EatOn Evans and Stephen r Green, ...

... EXTRAORDINARY AOrION. In the Court of Appeal,London, on Wednesday, before the Lord Chief Justice of England. Lord Justice Baggallay, and Lord Justice Lindley, the case of Allen v. Evans, which was the appeal of the 'plaintiff from the judgment of Mr Justice Stephen, at trial at Swansea, was heard. In this case the plaintiff, Frederick Allen, was a whole- sale dealer in tea and coffee in London ...

... THE GORDON MEMORIAL. INFLUEXriAL MEETING IN LONDON. On Saturehythecommlttec for proVlding-a national memorial tj Genera.! Gordon met at the House, London, the Priuce of Wa'es, the Duke of Edinburgh, tha Duke of Canil,ridge, the Lcrd Chancellor, EMiGranviIIe, Sir \Vii!iam ILuCIJul't, Cardinal Mannui?, a.ud other gentlemen being present. The L.)rd M.-yor presided. Admiral Sir E. IxGLEFlRLD ...

... AFFAIRS IN HECHUANAI¡;\ND RUPTURE BETWEEN MR- RHODES AND SIR C. WARREN. HUNDREDS OF NATIVES DYING OF STARVATION. [BEUTER'S TELEGRAM]. CAPE TOWN, February 25di (via, Plymouth).— The prsliminn.ry exii!rilitatioii of 1\.Er Van Niekerk and C ...