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... THE WELSH TITHE WAR. Hay and Cattle Seized. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE 1. KOHO-J ( Great excitement prevails throughout the Meifod Valley, Montgomeryshire, where the Dean and Chapter of Christ Church, Oxford, have seized a rick of hay and numerous cattle on several of the larcre farms for tithe arrears. The sales are annouiwed to take place this week. Upwards of 200 police were drafted into ...
... LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY AT TENBY. The Lorda Qf the Admiralty arrived at Pem- broke this tnorslag from OaGfinst-owtJ, Md, after proceed to Tenby. returc to ,tr. ...
... D'se Lewis's Odontio for Toothache, Certain cure. ...
... ANOTHER FATAL LAMP I I ACCIDENT. Susannah Thomas, 57 years of age, wife of David Thomas, collier, of Duffryn-street, Fern- dale, died at half-past 7 on Wednesday evening, from injuries sustained between 12 and 1 o'clock on the same day. The deceased was carrying a paraffin lamp about the house, when it exploded, Her dress took fire, and the Woman was terribly injured. The husband had his hands ...
... THE DEATH OF DR. RIDLEY, Press Opinions. The Daily News says Ttie fate of Dr Ridley, melancholy as it is, conveys a valuable lesson, which a sensible man, even if he were much less clever than Mr Balfour, would not be alow to learn, If Dr Ridley secretly conveyed to the political prisoners food or drink or other comforts which they were not legally entitled to receive, he committed a breach of ...
... Herepath's Railway Journal says it is ettftbied to state that the question as to the sale of tobacco at railway tationa by means of aui;omatic machines has been definitely settled. Where the automatic machines are aet up by any peteon wil0 has taken out a license for the sale of tobacco at the station, one license will cover the sales of any number of places in the station, machines included. ...
... ANXIOUS FOR HIS HANGING. Charles Henry Riedel, hanged in Delaware the other day for wife murder, professed himself desirous for the time to cotna when he would enter the kingdom of notbingnesa. He main- tained that death annihilation; with each nightfall he marked off one of the square boles in bis cell door, ia this way keepinK score with evident delight of bis departing days. He dis- ...
... TOO FAR SOUTH OF THE TWEED. TWENTY-ONE DAYS FOR ROBBING A I NEGRO. This morning at the Cardiff police-court-before Mr T. W. Lewis, stipendiary, the Mayor (Alder- man Jacobs), and Alderman McCouuocbie—a young man, whose accents were redolent of the Highlands, was charged with stealing a pair of boots and a guernsey, the property of a Welsh negro, named Charles Evans. It appears that both men ...
... CHURCH PARADE OF CARDIFF I POSTAL OFFICIALS. On Sunday afternoon about 120 postmen and telegraph messengers employed in the Post-office at Cardiff held a church parade. Assembling ab the chief office in St. Mary-street, they marched to St. Gorman's Church, Roath, headed by their excellent brass hand under the leadership of Mr J. Davies. A special service was held at the church, and the {lie v ...
... |EVENING PAPER EXTRAOTSv.| ot oe-1I ve IfDLL Ni=rA.. ug Mdlte. Nikita, whose sixteenth birthday was specially celebrated on Saturday, is (says the St. James's Goaztte) a very charming is- young vocalist, with a fresh voice and a. le graceful expressive style. There is something at, about her which reminds one of Adelina Patti he in the time when, twenty-seven years ago, the ra, most perfect ...
... WAEST DERBY LIBERALIS .I iO Tfr K'ITTOS; OF THE LrVERPOOLT rMERCURY jGentlem'n,-I trust you will pardon me in talking a art in the controversy originated by your tr reipcndent V'erax rre' ious to the reriena- ti!n of Lord Claud J. Harmiltou of the seat for Wese Derby 's-liamnentary Division. Veisrx complained of the apathy and want of energy on to parr of tlhe presl1ent, vice ...
... L I LoNSo, Taunox Y TNiem. Even the politicalnamnaers have leftLondon. There is nothing being done to organise the oratory of the recess._ But the month of October, it is agred,.l be a very busy one .on all sides. The im re of oratory among the Unionists will all b-engaged. Lord Salis- bury may, perhaps, claim exemption until the next Lord Ma or's binquet, to be held three days after Parament ...