... 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, ...

... Considerable excitement was caused at Nanty- moel laat week on tta becoming known that the wife of one WiHiam Dunford had eloped with a young man of 22 years, named Dd. Jones. The faith!esa wife took with her the greater part of her husband's furniture. The couple managed to Jeave tha neighbourhood unobserved, and nothing was heard of them until Saturday, when Inspector Jonea, Forth, obtained ...

... Oti Monday am itinerant actor, Georga Wynn Bennett by name, expired at bis lodgings in High- street, Pontypridd, from the effects of barns received on the preceding day. It appears that the deceaaed was a scenic painter and actor. He was one of Mr J. E. Noakes* company, which is at present stationed in the town, and bad taken part in the performance on Saturday night. He staggered to hia ...

... THK waistcoat is black and white striped plush and silk, the outside of the sleeve being pleatings of the striped material. The buttons are silver, likewise the ornaments on the basque and cuffs. ...

... The New York Herald of the 31st ult. publishes the followiug from a corresponueut in Lincoln, Nebraska :-Two miles south of this city standb a palatial tesidence owned by au English gen- t'euian long since identified with the Mormon Church. The residence has been untenanted for the last two years save by an old servant man named White, who at one time was connected with the Jezrels, of London, ...

... An extensive plot has been discovered in Odessa, the instigators of which were endeavour- ing to bring about a rising of the people of Little Russia and the Poles, to be directed against Russia, in the event of a Russo-Austrian or Russo- German war. Twenty persons have been arrested, and many Imperial officials and officers of the army are said to be implicated. ...

... Particulars of an extraordinary occurrence eviction on Monday come from Sligo. The evict101} took place near the village of Sooey, tbe evicts being two tenants who, having previously beet1 out, were allowed back as caretakers. They iail*5'' however, to keep their promse to pay all iU're*1^ and were on Monday again evicted. They dft^9 the agent, and looked on the houses as their On Monday ...

... In the Court of Session, Edinburgh, on Tuesday, Lord M'Laren heard evidence in an action of divorce which brought out details of a romantic nature. The action was by Isabella Sanderson, 6, Forrest-road, Edinburgh, against Charles Underwood, surgeon, of Edinburgh, now in Bombay.—The pursuer said sbe was 20 years of age, and was married to the defendant, a half- caste, in July, 1882, when she ...

... Samuel's Sentiments. Samuel joins the Gay Throng. I HAVE become socially ambitious lately, sir I have resolved to no longer conceal my person- ality.; I have determin6d to take up that elevated position in Cardiff to which my great talents and many personal charms entitle ir e. So, sir, I shall in future minele with the fashionable throng. I shall dawdle and dangle where the aristocracy of the ...

... rrHIlID StRito). By James McGovan, NO. 12.—A STOLEN REAPING HOOK. A band of shearers were hard at work in a field tf barley on a farm a mile or two out of Ediu burfb when the trifling incident out of which this ac; sprang occurred. The most of those, were extra hands hired for the harvest alone by the frieve oi the farm, an elderly man named Edward Hill. As this grieve was an Irishman, it was ...

... THE TWO GUDULLB. BY JAMES CLOUGH. at the foot of a wooded hill. A babbling rivulet, which here and there becomes a dangerous torrent, with treacherous holes in its depths, winds through the commune, dividing it into two very unequal portions. The larger of these, which is level, owns for its lord M. de Trenille, formerly a deputy in the Chamber, where he occupied a seat on the Extreme Left; ...