... The Kail ;>• Haddington has determined u relinquish public coursing, and bis kennel will hfi (old About tbe middle of SeptMfat Bitfi ...

... Much excitement has been occasioned in the neighbourhood of Kineton, Warwickshire, by the elopement of the late rector of an adjoining parish with a domestic in his household. The couple took apartments in Warwick, and there remained for some days, but their whereabouts being suspected they removed to Leamington. The girl's friends communicated with the police, and while passing subsequently ...

... A CARDIFF SHIP ON FIRE. A fire broke out in the hold of the British tteamer Richard Cory, of Cardiff, fi-oiri Cataiiia, at Lisbon, whilst discharging her cargo of sulphur into lighters. The fire had not been extinguished at 8.15 on Sunday morning. The managing owner of the Richard Cory is Mr D. Jones. ...

... DOUBLE MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SUIClDf. The quiet little village of Hall GreeN. near Birmingham, was on Saturday afternoon the scene of an appalling tragedy. The wife 0\ a labourer, named Taylor, was left at home wit-¡ two young children, her husband having gone to work, and tbe other five children to the neifcli- bouring village. On the return of the latter, shor.My after two o'clock, the eldest ...

... Mr Chamberlain apparently thought it wisest not to leave Swansea by train for Llaneliy, but drove all the way from that place to Llaneliy. Mr J. H. Rogers pre- sided at the Llaneliy meeting, and though the tent was filled, there were not two thousand people present. In opening the proceedings the chairman was greatly interrupted by loud cheersfor Gladstone. Mr Chamberlain, who wore a blue ...

... I A CASE IN POINT. Young Johnny Jarpley was inclined to be a good boy, and his mother spent much time in instructing him in the enormity of the sin of telling falsehoods, and, to impress it upon him, wound up by telling him that people who told lies cboked to death. When the Rev Mr Muckle and his wife were taking dinner at the Jarpleys' on a return call the next day, Mrs Jarpley asked her ...

... COLLIERY ACCIDENT IN THE ABERDARE VALLEY. Two Men Killed- A very sad accident occurred at the George Pit, Cwmpennar, on Monday morning. Edwin Tudor, Cwmbach, and a, fellow workman wera clearing a fall, when the roof fell on them, and both were killed. ...

... John Harrington, 15, was charged nat the Merthyr police-court on Monday—before Mr Mertbyr police-court on Monday—before Mr North, Mr W. Harris, and Mr W. Smythe—with indecently assaulting Catherine Ann Rees, a little girl, eisrht years cld, on Thursday. From the evidence it appeared that the boy, who lives in the same street as complainant, saw the child near the Morlais brook. He threw her ...

... Great Mass Meeting. SPEECH BY MR DILLON. About't;even o'clock in the evening a. procession was formed outside of the -Liberal Central Committee-room in Crockherbtown, and, headed by a coupie of bands, marched through Duke- street, St. Mary-street, and Westgate-street, and so into the Town-hall yard. The procession included, a pair herse carriage, in which were seated Mr Dillon, Sir Edward ...

... I IMPORTANT MEETING AT THE I DOCKS. On Thursday afternoon Sir E. J. Reed ad- dressed a large and enthusiastic meeting of working men near theTyneside'Company's Works at the docks, and was accorded a most cordial and demonstrative reception. Alderman Lewis pre- sided, and among others present, in addition to Sir E. J. Reed and his son, Mr E. T. Reed, were Mr Councillor Sanders, Mr Lewis ...

... Release of Exiled Political Prisoners. TERRIBLE MORTALITY. I The British and African steamer Benguela, which has arrived at Liverpool, brought from the Spanish island of Fernando Po to Teneriffe ninety Cuban exiles who were released from their banishment on the death of the late King Alphonso of Spain. The poor fellows are the remains of 450 Cubans who were exiled five years ago for political ...

... I A LOCAL MINING CASE. I In the High Court of Justice, Queen's Bench Division, on Thursday (befr-re Mr Justice Mathew sitting without a jury), the case of the of Jersey v. the Sheffield otl South York- shire Permanent Building Society was heard. This wis an action to recover £ 1,222 8s tor rent for mines under Blaengwvnfy, Glamorganshire, the property of the plaintiff, which were let at. a ...