... I SPORTING ITEMS. The Jubilee Stakes on Saturday next will be run at half-past three o'clock. Lord Howe has given away two of his horses in Tom Brown's stables, having tried them to be next to worthless. Minting finished in front of Gautby on Satur- day in a stripped gallop of a mile and a quarter, which terminated on the Criterion hill. In Gallinule's trial on Saturday Exmoor finished first, ...

... South Wales Bills in Parliament. THE BARRY DOCK. The Extension Bill Disposed of. HOUSE OF COMMONS, Monday. Very good progress has been made with the South Wales Railway and Dock Bills to-day, the measure for the construction of a connecting link between the Barry Railway and the Rhymney ,joe being concluded, and counsel for the next bill in the group having got through his opening address. The ...

... TURKEY AND THE EGYPTIAN QUESTION. POLICY TOWARDS ENGLAND. |CKNTHAL NEWS TELEGRAM, j CONSTANTINOPLE (VIA Varna), Wednesday.— A sudden and sensible change has taken place in Ottoman policy with regard to England and the Egyptian question. Two days ago a Mot D'Ordre was sent to the Turkish journals (leiraiidiiig the advocacy cf an English alliance, and of the resumption of definite negotiations ...

... THE COMPLAINT AGAINST A PENARTH DOCTOR. DR NELL AND THE CARDIFF GUARDIANS. At the weekly meeting of the Cardiff Buard of Guardians held at the workhouse this mcrning, Dr Paine in the chair, a letter was read from the Local Government Board with reference to the case of Henry Morgan and the conduct of Dr Net!, of Peuarth, in regard thereto. Dr Nell, it will be remembered, was summoned to attend ...

... Daniel Sweeny, 36 years of age, of 55, Duffryn- streot. Mountain Ash, was found unconscious on the Taff Vale Railway, under the bridge which spans the line juat in the centre of the town, at 5 a.m. on Friday, with a compound fractiwe on the back of the head. He did not recover conscious- riess, and died at 11,30 a.m. He was seen lying on the parapet of the bridge at 4 30, and it is supposed ...

... A correspondent writes :—A number of Tories met in solemn conclave on Friday at the Castle Green, Cardigan, the residence of Mr D. Griffith Davies. The meeting was convened by circular. What seemed to impart importance to it was the presence of Mr Vaugban Davies, who unsuccess- fully contested the county in the Conservative interest in 1885. It is surmised that a movement is on foot to try to ...

... i ?? C2F ASSAULTIN A, I , it R.18.7-1 93JTEBFF Le ?? zzL23 fiN S'ENE IN DUBLIN. A t Dubln Polic-zcourt on Friday (before Mr. i-n ca0 oief mtngistxate) Mr. John Clancy, sub- 3shsrit, charged Mr. Willism E. CONeill with r hc',vlfl ossaulted him and used threatening on- ?? toDward3 himn.-Mr. Cincy, who is of giant Df bulod sm2 orr siz fst hig, awore that ewhile on t .he c otway near his effiee ...

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... 0A, RC -TH I I IN CARDIGA'.NSH!RE. I.-i I The Ven. W. North, archdevaco o? Cdarj,, line - tbte woek been holding his voeral vtv£t,4C>n_ ago .tiWc mnt the ?? and churckwardensa ct Casrdiraa ee lack Tuesday, and at NewcastlG Eilyn 0 Wedne;Sday. pse! On Thsurudayr tho vi,,dt-onz ove-s :ll,, e Rer Lairpetar. -After a shore e-zrieo 5± the FeAeh tetor Chureb, the Von. Arclhdeacon dei'flverod an ...

... SOUTH WALES BILLS IN PARLIAMENT. THE BARRY DOCK BILLS. THE EXTENSION BILL DISPOSED OF. tFROM OUR SPKCfAL CORRESPONDENT.') Housa OF COMMONS, Monday. Very good progress has been made with the South Wales Railway and Dock Bills to-day, the measure for the construction of a. connecting )ink between tha Barry Railway and the Rhymney line being concluded, and counsel for the next bil! in the group ...