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... CAPTURE OF A CONVICT AT NEWPORT. At Newport borough police-court, to-day, an elderly man named William Inns was charged, on a warrant from the Neath police, with stealing a gold chain, spade guinea, pilot cloth coat, and pair of trousers, belonging to persons resident at Neath. 1 Detective-Inspector Jones went to 3, Gainey's- court, Newport, on Saturday, and law prisoner. As soon as the man ...
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... HEAVY PENALTY ON A PUBLICAN. I At Westminster polic-e-eouit, London, on Saturday, William Morris Whyte, landlord of tiie Man and the Moon, 392, King's-rnad, Chelsea, was summoned by the Excise for adulterating his beer in the proportion of five gallons of water added to a barrel, with the addition of half a pound of sugir.N,lr Dennis, who prosecuted for the Excise, said the defendant was tined ...
... BY OUR SPECIAL WVIDE. LoNDoN, SUNDAY.-The English version of M. Rdnan's {History of the 'Peoplo of Israel was issued yesterday by Messrs. Chapman & Rall, London. The main object of this so-called historical work is to eliminate everything of the supernatural from the history of the nation of Israel. With all the confidence of a professor of things in general and the easy air of a ' superior ...
... I Corn.. war?ta. Su?r? zeso1utiou?, each the proo I posit?io*i of ? op?uitative body of buainesa men somewhere or other in the Urnited l~ingdom, will be sub- mitthd £or the consideration of the Maccia- tion of Chamers o2 (lorasee which ese to-nmorrow, Wednesday, and ¶thuljsday. In the disposal .of thi ean amount. of worr thie iun . of business siting *at the }Idtel tro- poo gildubtiess sot a. ...
... LO -DD, C _RESPO - _;NC (BY RoRRERfAN SPZCIAL WIR i .- (FRom OUR OWTN CORRESPNflfl) Freamn Office, 211 Strand, Loadon, MoPday Morning. The events of the opening week .f the session both in and out of Parliament have unquestion- ably given the Government a rough shalke The, victory of Mr. Buchinan in West Edinburgh is one the immense importance and significance l of which the Tories find it ...
... AiFTER TIlE EVENT. The.2TiYes says :- It would be idle to deny that Mr. Buchanan has also succeeded, like the successful Gladstonian in West Southwark, in inducing many Liberal voters, who refused to go to the poll in i886, to support him. This points, we must admit, to a danger which is inherent in democratic government. The Daily Aezvs says:- The great Liberal victory in Southwark has ...
... A SHIELDS STEAMER SUNK- BX I OLtLISION. . NAiRROW ESCAPE OFp THE C4PTAIN AND CREW. I The Pacifc 'Steam' Navigation Comtany's ?? Mail 'steamer John Elder has ?? men, being the crew of the Exglisls steamer Syeaman, which wa5 sunk by collision with the steamer 1ivonkseaton in the harbour of Lisbon. The crew b'ad a narrow escape, and at one timae it was thought*h' w Captain Williamson had been ...
... Gossip of the Day. From To-day's London Letters. Lord Dunraven and the Houde of Lords. Lord Dnnravtii has forestalled Lord Rosebery in a mther unfair and unusual way (to quote the London correspondent of the Manchester Guardian) as to reform in the House of Lords. I stated three months ago that Lord Rpsebery wished to make his resolution as colourless as possible, so as to secure acceptance by ...
... CORRESPOND ENCOM iAd, of fulr ther ;tteI onl, me,i e to 5 to .and rhov sd a tier in We ce.anot publish any letter unless the writer sendis his tECAL NAMs and aDDnaMS, not necessarily for publi- cation, ?? as a guarantee of good faith. The Editor cannot undertake to return rejected corn- municnations under any circumstances. V2 All correspondents must write on os sinDE of the paper only, or ...
... FO)REIGN AFF.Al 1 'A3. .'.Jti~t'J I iN ?? 12 ;Di t.2. It is a somewhlat singular and noteworthy blam fact that whenever we have a Conservative T'1 f-overnrnent in oilice our foreign politics elicit appear to cause tri uneasiness to the Public, that who appear perfectly indifferent and callous tlhrot to events wvhich at other times would excite latin downright alarm and apprehension. From tiers ...
... DELEGATE MEETING AT LLAN- CAIAOH. A eeneral meeting of the delegates of the house coal workmen of South Wales and Monmouth- shire was held on Saturday, at the Nelson Inn Llancaiach, under the presidency of Mr David Jones, of Gellifiraled. The vice-chair was occupied by Mr Isaac Walters, Abertillary. Mr Isaac Evans, Neath. acted as secretary. The attend. ance was not so large as might have been ...