... FROZEN HEARTS: A Tale of Coronation Day Fifty Years Ago. By J. C. Manning (Cart Morganwg), Author of Gwendoline, Saul and other Poems, The Philanthropist, Ye Ballade of Ladye Marguerite. The Coastguard, and other Works. CHAPTER XXXII.—SORROWING IN THE SCNHHINK. The gladsome days amonp tho peaceful vine- yards of Bordeaux, with their cloudless skies and their never-ending sunshine, would ...

... BANKRUPTCY OF A PUBLlOAN. On Wednesday, at the Merthyr k. Court-before Mr Registrar Lewis—tl»e ™l,u^ examination of Evan Davies, Full Moon, wain, Dowlais, was conducted by Mr Daniel, the official receiver iu bankruptcy. 'rpT1 debtor commenced business four years ago with capital of £ 20, which he had borrowed of „ nephew. He realised £ 40 by the sale of the public-house business to one John ...

... THE FORGED LETTER. Exchanges just to haud from Nebraska, America, contain some startling revelations on the subject of the forged Parnell letter, re- cently published in fac simile by the Times, It seems that receutly, on the receipt of a copy of the Times containing the alieged Parnell letter, Mr Johu Kitz^erald, president of the Irish National League of America, undertook to com- pare the ...

... WEDNESDAY.—(Before Judge G. WILLIAMS.) A QUESTION OF TAXED COSTS.— HoWell v. Miller, with Ernest Leeuer and J. Pugh Davies as third parties. Mr \V. R. Smith was for plaintiff, Mr Cariyle fot defendant, Mr H. F. A. Davies tor Mr Pugh Davies, and Mr Jeukins for Mr Leeder. The case arose out cf all award, under the Agricultural Holdings Act, to the plaintiff, a farmer, of Goitre-bella Farm. Mr ...

... ^Almost every one has a predominant incliim tion, to which his other desires and affections sub- nyr, and which governs him, though perhaps with some intervals, through the whole course of his life. ...

... SABINA ZEMBRA IN BOOK FORM. Onr readers who have followed Mr Black's latest story, Sabina Zembra, as it unfolded itself week by week in our columns, will be interested to learn that Messrs Macmillan and Co. have just published it in the orthodox three- volume novel form. In a long and comprehensive review of the work the PaM Mall Gazette observes: —Sabina Zembra How much sweeter it sounds ...

... THE MURDER OF A LANDLADY. At the Stratford Petty Sessions, on Saturday, Joseph Morley, a youth of 17, described as a blacksmith, of Dagenhaua, was brought up on re- mand charged with the wilful murder of Martha Bodger, his landlady, aged 24, by cutting her throat with a razor. Inspector Cudmore stated that when he arrested the prisoner the latter made no reply. Entering the deceased's house, ...

... Mr Gladstone Dispels an Old Delusion. On his way to the great conference at Notting- ham, Mr Gladstone called at Manchester and visited the splendid exhibition there. In the coarse of a few remarks which he was colled upon to. make the right hon. geutlemun saidIt is impossible not to rejoice in that which you so well described, namely, the social effect of exhibitions of this kind. They show ...

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... A STREET INCIDENT AT CARDIFF. A Gaping Crowd. On Sunday night an exciting scene occurred Cardiff, which, to those who were U in the kDOW,r was uo small source of merriment. About ? o'clock a boy was walking along the Cowbridge- road, and bad got as far as the residence of Miss Hibbl. in Westboume-creacent.when he perceived another diminutive specimen of the same order as himself standing on ...

... DISTRICT NEWS. Soldiers v. Civilians at Pembroke. — On Saturday evening an affray, which is said to have arisen out of an incident which occurred the previous evening, broke out between' a number of civilians and soldiers of the Loyal Lancashire Regiment, at Pembroke Dock. Had it not been for the strong patrol, in all probability serious consequences would have occurred. The Call to a Swansea ...

... A shocking fatal accident happened on Wednes- day to Mr Charles Christopher Ttlson Morgan, eldest son of the Rev Dr Morgan, vicar of St. Mary's, Leamington. He was riding with his sister when his horse commenced galloping along Warwick-street. By Messrs Greenway's Bank, in attempting to throw himself off, he fell and fractured the base of his skull. He was carried into an adjoining house, ...