... CARDIFF SAVINGS BANK AND TRUSTEES LIABILITIES. Au attempt having been made to throw dis- credit on the information which we published yesterday, to the effect that the Government have definitely resolved to secure for the depositors in the Cardiff Trustee Savings Bank, 20s in the J6, with interest up to date, we think it desirable to repeat the statement, with the addition that it came from an ...

... MUMBLES I,IGHTHOUSE, Friday.—Wind WSW, tight. Weather clear and Hue. Sea moderate.. Passed East- of Ba.rr' ...

... WELSH MUSICAL EDUCATION. THE Council of the University College at Cardiff have had again under their con- sideration the question of musical education in connection with this institution. When Mr TEMPLETON some months ago resigned, the Council thought it desirable, in the interests of economy, to suspend the lecture- ship. They were the more ready to do this from the facto that the musical ...

... FURIOUS AT CAEKLEOX. -Frederick Green was summoned at the p^ttv -sessions on Thursday for furious driving at Caerleon on tho 26th iiitirno., and defendant was fined THE YOUNG MAIMHEn WOMAN AND HIGHTS,At the same court Martha Hoikam was suminonnd for assaulting her husband, James Holkam. porter at Cwmbran Railway Station, stated that on Thursday evening last his wife caLLe ta the station and ...

... TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT nOME. NARROW ESCAPE OF THE CROWN PRINCE. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM, j ROME, Tuesday Eveniup.—An enormous sensa- tion has been caused here by the news of a terrible accident in which the Crown Prince of Italy was injured, and narrowly escaped death. Some experiments have been lateiy carried on at a fort near this city with a new land torpedo, charged with dynamite. Great ...

... THK NEW PUBLIC-HALL,-The which the contractors, Messrs D. Roberts and Son, have nearly completed, will ba opened on the 23ni inst., when Mr H.1I will formally present it to the town. The proceedings will terinin ite with a ball. ...

... IRON AND STEEL WORKERS' WAGES. The Central Wai-.i]i correspondent lele- eraplis that the ..pcrauve, section ...

... PEMBROKE DOCK HORTICULTURAL SHOW, Aug. 15th. 1888. Schedules on application to the Hon, Sees., Messrs J. H. Bowling and J, Lawrence. 9^69 ...

... SUCCESS OF A LOCAL MUSICIAN.—We under- stand that Mr Tom Price, A.C., has passed the sscond examination cf M.B., Toronto, at London, with first-ciass honours. ...

... THE ALLEGED BURGLAKY.— At the Penarth police-court on Monday before Messrs J. S. Corbett, J. Warn, S. Batchelor, and V. Trayes— James Joseph Hoult, labourer, a navvy on the new Barry and Cadoxton Railway, was charged on remand with bur- glariousiy entering tbe house of Thomas Turner, 1. Foster-street, Cadoxton, fin the night of the 21st inst. It will be remembered that prisoner lentared the ...

... THE WRECK OF THE BRITISH PRINCESS. CONCLUSION OF THE ENQUIRY. Mr W. H. Neate, an inspector of tbo Board of Trade, concluded an enquiry at the Docks, CardiB, on Monday, into the loss of the eailing ship British Princess, of Port Glasgow, wbtoh WM wrecked at Caminha, Portugal, oaf the 29h of last March, while on a voyaga-irom Cardiff to Rio de Janeiro, with teal.— Mr Waldron appeared for the ...

... Mr C. F. Sanders writes that the promoters of this petition are now making arrangements with a view to its being forwarded to Sir Edward Reed to-day (Saturday) for early presentation to the House of Commons, The signa- tures already in hand number over 12,000, and it is expected that they will be considerably augmented before the petition is despatched These figures are exclusive of many ...