... SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT CWMPENNAR. On Sunday a banker at the George Pit, Cwm- pennar, accidentally fell backwards from tho landing plate ht the top uf the pit into an empty tram wbich was descending. A man, named Walsh, observingwhathaUoccurred, signalled to the engine-man, and he shopped the engine when the tram had oniy goue down a short distance. When the cage was brought up again the ...

... District Intelligence. FANCY DRKSS BALL— Eve.y description of Fancv C-stumes for ladies and gentlemen on hire. Cheapest and best house in the trade, Samuel Bios., Universal Outfitters, St Mary-Street, Cardiff. EXCURSIONISTS to Cardiff will please remetnuer that A. a .d G. Taylor's Photographic Establishment is in Duke-street, Cardiff. 93 THKGKEAT AIM charsioterismfc me Life or the Apostle ...

... In the House of Commons last night, Mr CONYBEARE asked whether, seeing (if the evening papers were to be relied on) there had been another terrible murder in the East End, the Home Secretary did not think the time had come to replace Sir Charles Warren by some officer more competent to investigate these crimes. The SPEAKER interrupted the hon. member with a direction to give the usual formal ...

... The Merthyr Chamber of Trade met ou Tuesday night at the Assembly-room of the Bush Hotel, Merthyr, under the presidency of Mr E. P. Biddle. The president moved that a deputation be appointed to see the stationmaster, and endeavour to get the booking office opened all day. Mr Howfield thought it was not couvenient for the railway officials to have the offices open all day but that 20 minutes ...

... . .. ?? itBIEDNESDAY, X'OJ.IEBEA 28, 1,338 I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ?? ?? I In the Ilouse of Lonr3 ]ast night lhorn Nnutsford stated thei at the request of Sir Io }.1 . ?? Henrv BlaLe his appointment as Governor oi Queensland bad been cancelled. 'The (Jsths Bill passed through oominittee, a nunuber of measures wvere advanced a slnge, and the l House adjourned until Tnesdav next. e In the House of ...

... THE RADICAL CANDIDATE FOR THE I IIMONMOUTH BOROUGHS I E ?? -Mr. ALB-ERT SPItcxn, of the firm of to zSflOER Bn~os., papermakers, London, made his formal bow to the. Thdicals of N'wot w last evening at the Albert-hail. Some sort p 1of introduction was needed since the victim of Separatist impatience, like hisl brother -Metropolitan, the rejected of Merthyr, is an absolute stranger to Wales-not ...

... PAINFUL Ar FAIR AT THE I ROYAL HOTEL, CARDIFF. I )a A. CHIEF ENGINEER FOUND SHOT of npAnCo: af DEAD. 'o XU I Between twelve and one o'dock this (Thursday) fer s.) morning the inmates of the Royal Hotel, Cardiff, all re, were painfully shocked by the intelligence that a Wi 10 gentlerna had beau discovered dead in one of the lal in bedrooms. It was found upon investigation that ee ey Mr. David ...

... THlE EDUCATION COX0 MLSSIONERS' REPORT. en CONFERE NOE OF NONCONFORHSi tout t notron on Tuesday a ra-ntfarencas a opeued in Ei rexeter-ball, london. on the report of the Royal 1as- Commission on Educatlon. Mr. Henry Fowlerq lied M.P., who presided. condemned the report as re the kindling animosities emong the friends of eils education, and he aiued that if the compromise bOu. of the year 1870 ...

... We cannot puelisti any letter unless thle writer sends his ZZaL NA-Mg and Afloness, not necessarily for puisbi- cation, but ats a guarantee of good faith. The Editor cilinet; undertake~ to return rejected cam. mu nications tinner ainy circnmstansces. ''All corre,,pidstdents must. writs on oxa ?? of the Paperoitly. or their letters wil bI e rejected. I iS'S.- tie d ot ea mswier earnes posoctirs ...

... DISTRICT NEWS, CARDIFF. . Tn majority of Cardiff Churchmen ?? the J s past week have been stirred to grekt efforts by a 0 series of mission services halo] in the parishes of ? St. Mary. St. Andrew, and Loath. Large centres of labour hive been visited, and much good scan- ,: pushed, while in one instanceet least-St.Audrevs's- - the clergy, attended by asurpliced chuirhave gone, if not to the ...

... USK. Col. McDonnell, of the Monmouth Engineer Mit)tia,has issued his addre for the Usk division as an independent candidate. Mr Daniel Jenkins, of Newbridge, has been nomi- nated tor that division also on the same lines. NKWPORT.—At a meeting of the Newport Conservative Association, 20 names were submitted as probable candidates. The list is headed by Sir George Elliot, Bart., M.P., and down ...

... LONDON LETTER. (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) [SPECIALLY WIRED. I LONDON, Tuesday Night. The expectation mentioned in this column last Thursday that the Lord Chancellor would feel himself compelled to take notice of the grave allegations made against him in the House of Commons in the debate on the vote for law charges was realised to-night. As soon as Lord Salisbury had answered a question ...