... SERIOUS CHARGE AGAIN3T A LOCAL SCHOOLMASTER. Magisterial Proceedings at Cadoxton. Yesterday, at the Cadoxton petty sessions, a schoolmaster named James Morgan was charged, on remand—before MrO. H. Jones and Mr Valen- tine Trayes—with causing the death of his wife. Mr Belcher appeared for the defence. William Cooper, labourer, Cadoxton, said that on the 1st instant his wife had been to Mrs ...

... THE NEW BISHOP OF GLASGOW. Canon Harrison, vicar of St. James's, Bury St. Edmunds, was to-day consecrated Bishop of Glasgow and Galloway in the Scottish Episcopal Church. The ceremony took place at St. Mary's Church, Glasgow, the Primus (the Bishop of Brechin) officiating, with sevral English and Scottish bishops. ...

... William Henry Llewellyn, a youth of about 16, employed as porter at the Brecon and Merthyr Railway Station, New Tredegar, was killed on Friday. He was endeavouring to leap upon the engine of the mid-day goods train, when he unfortunately missed his footing, and, falling back, was crushed between the engine and the platform. Mr Reed (the stationmaster) and the other officials carried the young ...

... The Voice of Truth. With regard to Mr O'Brien's threatened revela- tions as to rascality in high Castle quarters, I will only say that if they prove to be well founded, the fact ought to surprise no one who considers what Castle rule has been, and what sort of men have been its minions and manipulators during the course of this and the past generation. Of course, there are black sheep in the ...

... An accident of distressing nature happened ft the Hafod Pit, Rhnndda Valley, on Wednes- day. When the day's turn was nearly ovt-r an immense fall of rubbish occurred, and a collier named Morgan Lewis, Troed-rhiw-twyn, was buried underneath, and killed. His body was at once conveyed home. He leaves a wife and family. The poor fellow was known in Welsh (•optical circle; as HAdydd. ...

... NOBLESSE OBLIGE. Those who know the peculiarities of the Marquis of Queensberry will not be particularly astonished t learn that be has been distinguishing himself at Melbourne. He Wafj f.j10 0 £ a crowd at a prize He was hoisted on the shoulders of half a doren men, and having successfully clutched at a window ledge three feet higher up and drawn himself through the aperture, this British ...

... The .alt mines of Carrickfergus.County Antrim, are about to be transferred to a syndicate formed in England for the purchase and working of the -It mines of the United Kingdom. The mines have produced annually about 20,000 tons of rock JAlt. ...

... SALUS POPULI LEM SUPE31EA. I SATVRDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1888. ?? .Mr. Gladstone has declined to subscribe to the funds of the Scottish Home Rule Association, on the ground that his doing so is would tend rather to prevent than promote the unprejudiced -consideration of the entire question. A communication is published from Mr. Biggar, XP., in which he gives a denial to the statements made by Mr ...

... I T.OXTETHGii's The wI tme hR of e Torteth (h lves held yetvgas the Puibbi V 4 I Parklstreet Mr. Abercombe in the ' ,we6e also present the Rev. I B. L kt Messrs. Robson, 'Thbomas. Ropes, Paull, C&R , W. E Edwards, and Thomas Edward& reported by the maser of the W ar, Cartwritht) that the number at innar ;I i'stitonis now 593; last week it wai 51 the corresponding date of last year 534 T% i ...

... BIRMINGHAM SHOtlHn\D WRITE1.S' I ~ASSOCI1 I1TIO. A lecture in connection with the Birmingham and Midland Institute Shorthand Writers' Association was delivered, yesterday, in the large Lecture Theatre of the Institute, by the Riev. A. E. Vardy, on The History of Writing. The address was the first of a series of six.- Mr. LEONARD BB.EaLEY presided, and anologisee for the absence of Mr. Isaac ...

... THE FAILURE OF CALVERT BROTHERS, HALIFAX, THE OFFICIAL RECEIVER'S REPORT. ihe Official Receiver tor the Halifax Distict tI (Mr. Thomas England) yesterday completed his ul report in the case of Calvert Brothers, worsted th spinners, of Ladyship and Bootbtown Mills, Blali- m fax, bankrupts. The sammary of the tstement of sio affairs shows liabilities, according to the debtor's tb estimate. ...

... TO VYTM Wi9OAIDAI -S aAWSSL2E 7. THE N.P OVIOSITm OF Tfl COBLYSPON- We bh sreleted sumber c eparg4 g8 s from th exesive o which was placed before the asbitrator nd we are mr that perusa o them wi not on yse to throw some 'ight upon what hd been going on behind the aunes in tbe Watr 4jmmittee, but that they will bnstruct the ratyemS upmc the manner In which their moat important bealins Is ...