... Yesterday morning, a gardener, named Joeeph Jenkins, in the employ of Mr Lasselles Carr, at Tredelarch, Rumney, near Cardiff, died very suddenly. He entered Mr Carr's employment on Saturday last. Yesterday he did not rise to attend his duties, and his fellow servants tried to knock him up, but failed to obtain a response. An entry was effectod through the window, and the unfortunate fellow was ...

... DEBATING SOCIETY.—At the meeting of this society held on Tuesday evening, under tbe presI- dency of the Rv A. G. Edwards, a proposition moved by the Rev A. J. Parry in favour of dis- establishment and disendowmeot was, after an exciting debate, adopted by 133 votes ainst 96. NEURALGIA, TOOTH-ACHE, FACE-ACHE, Remarkabj testimonials (inly to the efficac; 01 Bevan's Specific.—W George, M.P.S.. ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CASE. A somewhat extraordinary case came before the magistrates—the Mayor, Dr D. E. Jones, and Mr W. Sanders at the Cardiff police-court on Saturday. The defendant was Thomas Childs, jun., described as a rope and metal broker, of 32, Stuart-street, and he was summoned to show cause why an order should not be made upon him to maintain his wife, Emma Childs.—Mr Jacob, who appeared ...

... CARDIFF TOWN COUNCIL. Evening Meeiings a Failure. At a meeting of the Cardiff Town Cuuncil on Monday evening, Mr J. BKAVAX moved the elimination from the report of the packs committee of a recommend- ation to the effect that the corporation be recom- mended to increase the amount to be expended on the Roatli Park to £ -10.000. He said that there had bean a stood deal of grumbling at the idea ...

... [SPKCIAL KKPOKT out. OWN COKF.KsPOXDENT.] -SWANSEA, considerable improvement in the arrivals of tonnage in the past week baiiast laden has enabled shippers to load a.n increased quantity of coal and patent fuel. The shipments loreign of the-e articles amount to 2,43J iotis There were also shipped 2,b90 tons of freiiei a,i merchandise, viz., for trance, 6^.0 tens; Lisbon ami Oporto, 553 tons ...

... EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDKXT.—As a haulier was engaged at the Strand in tipping snow collected from the streets, the horse and cart both slipped over tiie quay. Some men immediately arrived on the scene iu boats, aud with great difficulty got the horse ashore. The animal was only slightly injured. ON* Tm¡;,paT DEMOCKACV.—At the weekly meeting of the Literary and Debating Society, held on Tuesday ...

... CONSTANT SUBSCRIBER —Robeit Coe was hung at bwansua Aprii 12ih, I860. He made his confession on Monday, April 9oh, it was reduced to writing, and he l¡m..d it on April 11th. LLWCHWR.—Edinburgh, (,r Patemoster-row, London. J. L. Sullivan's weight is 14st 21b. A. B. C.— Unless the holidays were granted you by the maste>, or were owing to illness, you are I;able to make up the time. F. W. (AL)(e ...

... EARL GEAT?VLLLE AT TRE ?ATR)NAL L?BERALOLUI3. Etert (ii31'ill ?? night at the flrft Hlouse Dinner held in tho uew ?? of the N*a~ lioel ?? Club. There was annueterous company, inulluiing Mlr. T. Riioe, ?? Mr. Craig, Li.P., Mr. Pettr 1!ssleuout, MI'.P, Colonel NOlan, IiLP., &e,-The Chneairmn, iii giving the first toast Ttte Queen, se~l there weea no p~co whearet it wvool, be drunik wtore eor- ...

... Reading the Mtars. THiE iHOrosoope, or iam1, ic dosoier of General BouL- ?? E lately been hawked in IsiCm i ad The ffeneral is to overthrow Gerniaaiy ?? HE veraber 7, 1890, and to become Preeiofi~tla le Republic in Many, 1891. Et aprcs IW bia otary. ie men may remark. But Germay need ant re tremlble eand come down, liheo ths teCO ol mn fable. A mago named ELY-STAR los ?? er published a work ...

... NORTH COMMON, 1.1IILA 1 --IF/& C On Sunday the scholars of the Salem Sundays received their prizes for regular attendance, rewardsweredistributed by the superintendent( E, Truehody), and after the ceremony the re scholars presented him with a beautiful Oxforl 9i5 in recognition of his valuable services for five y and a half as superintendent of the Sunday schhl AVONMOUTH. The first tea meeting ...

... PROMl O(UR GLASGOW CORREPONDnBT. POLITICAL TAL. Tan Scotch M.P. 's have been transferred, bag and baggage, from the North country to Westminster nuch to the relief of their constituencies, which were quite sated with the rhetoric of the recess. On the list of notices at St. Stephen's there already figure the names of Colonel Malcolm, Dr. C ameron, and Messrs. Anderson. Barclay, Bryce Caldwvell ...

... THlO PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. PRESBYTERY OF IELFAST. THE monthly meeting of the Presbytery of Belfast, t adjourned on Tuesday last owing to the death of Dr. Gray, late minister of College Square Church, was held yesterday ii May Street Schoolroom at d eleven o'clock forenoon. The Rev. ROBERT WORKnMAG, B.D., presided, and constituted the Court with devotional exercises, after which The CLsER (Rev4 ...