I-DOii CARLOS
... DOii CARLOS. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] VENICE, Wednesday.—The Catholic journal La Difesa, announces that Don Carlos has left here for abroad. ...
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ITHE FRENCH PRINCES
... THE FRENCH PRINCES. [REUTER'S TELEGRAM.] PARIS, Wednesday.—The Temps, this evening, says that, at a Cabinet Council held yesterday, the subject of the expulsion of the princes was under consideration. The reception which the Comte de Paris held on Saturday last seemed to necessitate the re-insertion of the question among the orders of the day in the Chamber. The journal adds that the ...
IThe Greek Crisis. I
... The Greek Crisis. ELECTION OF PRESIDENT. I CENTRAL NEWS TELESKAM.L I ATHEJ3, Thursday.—M« Stephanopoulos,-who was the candidate designated by M. Tricoupis, was this morning electedPresident of the Chamber of Deputies by 138 votes against the Delyannis candidate, who-received 78 votes. M. Tricoupis \?ill now'be-caHed upon to form a Ministry, ...
The Vicar of St. John's and the Marquis of Bute,
... The Vicar of St. John's and the Marquis of Bute, A telegram was received in Cardiff to-day stating that the case of the Rev. C. J. Thomp- son, vicar of St. John's, v. the Marquif oi Bute was settled in court this morning, upon the terms originally offered by the plaintiff, The terms agreed upon are described as fair and equitable between the p irties. ...
-. ALLEGED FORGERIES BY ANI INSURANCE AQENT
... ALLEGED FORGERIES BY AN INSURANCE AQENT. Richard Morris, insurance agent, was on Wednesday brought up at the Merthyr police- court, before Mr North, charged wititforg-ing signatures to certain life insurance proposals to the Royal Liver Friendly Society. Mr Plews appeared for the prosecution. Prisoner was asked if he had any objection to the case being allowed to stand over. He asked if he ...
THE RIFLEMAN EXPLOSION IFUND.'
... THE RIFLEMAN EXPLOSION FUND. A meeting of the committee flormed for distri- buting relief to the widows aJld orphans of the men killed in the explosion .on board the tug Rifleman waa held in the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Wednesday, under the presidency of the Mayor. The collections and subscriptions- amounted to L503 7s 4d, and 2107 Ils were raised by concerts, &c., thus showing a total of £ 610 ...
ITiiEATRIGAL GgiiP-. -
... I TiiEATRIGAL GgiiP-. I [From, thfe Urcu] .Strange to say, JuU J, W. Adams, who lost his life in the Derby TtrMtrfc prfe, waff eiie ijt tnd silfferers in the Exeter Theatrfe fire sbme fifte&n irtonths ago, having then lost all his wardrobe whilst a member of Irridll Euieri £ f§ pantomime cdntfiMSy. Mt: Carl Rosahas discovered a new tenor; who; it is said, ean both sing and act. The artiste's ...
YANKEE YARNS. I
... f VERY TBAGIC. I How are you coming on with you tragedy ? So Better than I expected. I've killed off all How are you coming on with you tragedy ? Better than I expected. I've killed off all the principal characters except two, and they are not on speaking terms. ADZUMUM. I How was your son when you heard from him last? He wrote me that he was so ill that be conld neither sit nor stand. ...
SEDUCTION AND ABDUCTION. I
... SEDUCTION AND ABDUCTION. Yesterday, at Dudley, George Joseph Berry, 31, was charged, under the Criminal Law Amend- ment Act, with having seduced Rachel Moss, aged 15, and further with having abducted the girl out'of the custody of her father, Joseph Moss, a blacksmith, of Tipton. The girl stated that the intimacy continued nine months, and that shortly before her confinement the prisoner told ...
HEAVY FALLS OF SNOW.j
... HEAVY FALLS OF SNOW. The snow at Long Leddale, near Kendal, lies sis inches deep, and the weather continues most winterly to-day. winterly to-day. ...
SEQUEL TO A BIRMINGHAM ELOPEMENT
... Intelligence has been received at Birmingb of the arrest at Malta of an absconding bankrup^ named Johnson, who had carried on business a8 draper in the town. During his wife's abseo Johnson disposed of a large portion of his »TO for cash, and, taking with him other with a married woman named Jones. Th? secured passages on the Shannon forAustrab* left the country, but their movements hec» known ...
I Monmouthshire Assizes. I 0-
... I Monmouthshire Assizes. At the assizes at Worcester to-day—before Justice Stephen—Jane Evans, 34, dressmaker, was indicted for stealing a watch, a quantity of clothing, and other articles, of the value of 28, the property of Joseph Watkins, at Aberystwith, between October 13th and April 13th. The prisoner is the neice of the prosecutor, and was employed as his housekeeper. It was proved that ...