... TO-DAY'S POLICE. CARDIFF. NEITHER FOOD NOR WORK. At the Cardiff police-court to-day-befure the Stipendiary (Mt T. W. Lewis), and Dr Paine-John Saunders, a strongiy-builfc and decent looking young fellow, aged 20, was charged with stealing some roast pork, value 7s 61, from the shop of Mrs Sarah Ann Flight, at 91, Bate- stieet. Mrs Flight stated that the prisoner entered her shop last evening, ...

... GENERALNEWS. APPOISNTcrExT.-The London Gazette last night con- tained the following appointment :-Admiralty, January 31. lloydl Naval Reserve: I-on. ShbuLiutenant bis loyal Highness Prince Albert Victor Christian Edward of Wales, .G., to beHon.LieutSenaft. Dated Novesmbzr 23. 1087. - MR, GLAOSTOSR.-Alr. Gladstone will arriveat Charing I Cross station, from Florence, on Monday next, for the ...

... IRELANIz. ?? -- - t-- MURDER OF A FARMER. Testerday morning, about half-past six o'clock, a cruel murder was committed at a place called-the Old Court, about six miles from Listowel, and fifteen from Tralee. It appears that James Fit maurine, accompanied by his daughter,. was driving into Listowel to sell a pig at the market, and on passing ?? Court a shot. wea fired'from the side of the road, ...

... .CIONR RECORW. - 1~u ?? S I, On the 2WtinUs5 we pu ie e itof.~eeuin ?? 6rte CorinAtfr eactment. uD :o that dati, setting forth in each case tha locaity, names, charges, deciding. tribunal, and result. We intend to publish farthsriis tenmdeoult'in the same manner, so tht iour~read~en m~ay see,.how faithfully or. Blfosir's0-resident. :iagsraateare doing. their businesi. The, ?? given below ...

... Nid oes ond wythnos rhyngom AGOBIAP ag agoriad y Senedd, pryd Y i palla prophwydopiaoth, ac y &$EDD. dYS wylir i ir cyflawniad gym- eryd lle. Dyna paham y rhoddir cyn lleied a bris ar ddaroganiadau y proph- wydi politicaidd. Gwell gnymn aras 6 dys gwy beth a ddug yr wythjns 'nesaf Yn e1 dho i ni, na dyfalu beth fydd cynwyS yr araeth freninol. Hoblaw dwyn yn mlaen g nylun arall i wnecyd y ...

... LLWYDDIANT.-Yn mhlith enwall eraill o ymgeiswyr llwyddianus yn yr arholiad diweddaf a fu gan y Pharmaceutical Society c of Great Britain, llawen genym glywed enw Mr Hugh R. Thomas, Glanadda, Ban- gor, yr hwn a In yn egwyddorwas i Dr Owen Jones, Apethecaries Hall, Bangor. Amicus. Dr dd DINAS, LLEYN. .Dydd Llun, cafodd deiliaid Ysgol Sab. bothol y lie uchod eu hanrhegu i the a bars brith. ...

... I The weather has fallen into a very unsettled condition over the British Islands generally. The barometer has fallen fast overyvwhard-most in the north-east of England,' where the change amounts to 0,8in. The wind has shif ted to the southwestward over the greater part of England, the change being accompanied by a rapid rise of tempera- ture, rain, and in some places snow; while in Scotland ...

... l F ,i: TATETFOt REIGN [Reit .r's 'Tleyransa.J Sto THE ITALIAN CAMPAIN . thk 1PAIGN. the Ronrix, Tuef*daY.-Tiir, Minister of War has Du rove- i tinail1 that Sati will be occupied |hy Italian troops t nnoarouw. It is reported that Bl King Xerev, of Sb *s, has revoltud :tgIiuet the i NXegus. ' cO - . ?? - - we. RiIUMANIA AND THEs: EASTERN Fr QUESTION. Pr VIESS.A, Tuelidy.-M., Stourdza has given ...

... VERY SAD AT HER AGE. I A POLICE-COURT ODDITY. I At the Worship-street police-court, London, yesterday, Mrs Mary Brown, of independent means, 70 years of age, was again charged with being drunk and incapable in Mare-street, Hackney.—Police-constable 44 H R deposed that on Monday evening ho found Mrs Brown lying on the pavement. She got up and clung to the railings, but was unable to walk away, ...

... LWY-OOLG ARrTSWQM GUILD. A meeting'of the Liverpool Art Workers' Guild was held yestwday afternoon at No. 9, Cook- street, when the follownbg officers were elected for theenasing year±-4WJ.& Grayson. F. RI. B. A., president; A. B. H. Bathboiie vice-president; and the president-of the Liverpool Arohitecteral. Society r (eofflcio,, Mr. H. B. Bare, master; Mr. H. L Beclkwick, honorary secretary ...

... THLE GALE' :A)D SNOW- STORM. T;ueday brought apgther change in t.he a'wegther,, .qui6 upsettingll ?? ofslcating:, By daylight, the, 'wind hlowing .ronstthe a'outh-west, the Ihaw was de .eided~iy'adviaineing, and' during 'the ''mothing ' rain and' SIeet$Ite ;hei~e~lt the ~omxpany on th~e Xpawich,'Cvatle Ma~r~ket. aaa (irz., Exchauge, being much reduces in conseqqenee. , The Sanitary enloy68 ...

... In conmequence of the presentation to ?? Commission of memorials in the interest of. denomi- national schools, the supporters of unseotarian educa- tion have issued a statement of facts relative to the objeot ior which the Commission was appointed,, and the oharacter of the recommendations it may be ex- pected to offer. The Commission originated in the de- mand of Cardinal Manning, supported ...