... At the Cardiff police court, on Monday Johu Lovell was cbarcrod ou a warrant with feloniously embezzling 17 s 0g 1, belonging to his employer, Mr John Woods, baker, Castle-road, on the 20th February last. Prisoner, according to tbe evidence of the prosecutor, was employed to deliver bread, and it was his duty to pay in daily all moneys received by him from customers. 011 the day indicated in ...

... [CENTRAL NKWS TELEGRAM. 1 ^GRADE, Saturday. — When King Milan icated, every one assumed that the metro- Politan Michael, whom ho sent into exile, would ^°n return to Servia. For various reasons the Plate's return has been delayed, but it is now flounced, apparently upon the best authority, that he will arrive in this city at the commence. ment of May. All the priests who suffered for esPoUsing ...

... PROPOSED TRANSFER OF THEATRICAL LICENSING POWERS. An inquiry was held on Tuesday at the Town- hali, QAI'diff, before Mr E. P. Burd, an inspector under the Local Government Board, having regard to an application made by the Cardiff Corporation for a provisional order trans- ferring from the justices of the peace to the Town Council the power to license bouses used for dancin, musIc, and public ...

... On Tuesday the above bill come before a select committee of the House of Commons, of which Mr Abel Smith is chairman. The counsel were —For the promoters, Mr Pope, Q.C., and Mr Pollock for Lord Dunraven, Mr Saunders, Q.C., and Mr Sutton; for the Braicbycymmar Colliery Company, Mr Ledgard, Q.C. ...

... THE AMENITIES OF POLITICAL WARFARE. ji THE PREMIER AND THE BOU. jj LAIS GIST DEPUTY. REDOUBTABLE ROCHEFORT AGAIN. [CENTRAL NEWS TKLKGKAM. | PARIS, Monday Afternoon.—This after- noon, just before the sitting of the Chambers, iff when the lobbies were crowded with deputies and journalists, M. Floquet, the prime lninister,in passing into the House, was con- fronted by M. Laur, the well-known Bou- ...

... An inquest was held at Grimsby on Monday on the body of William Cropper, the well-known Derby county cricketer, who died on Sunday evening from the effects of injury sustained by him during a football match on Saturday after- noon, between Grimsby and Staveley. Deceased occupied forward position for Stavek-y, and when the game had been in progress only ten minutes he came into collision with ...

... EXACT TERMS OF COMMITTEE'S DECISION. A correspondent writes:—I beg to give you the exact wording (as copied from the printed evidence) of the decision of the committee:— The Chairman: We pass the preamble with this condition, that- as regards channel pilots only, the Barry Pilotage Board shall, for three years, grant their licencel only to men already licensed by the other ports. It will thus ...

... TAXING THE COST OF OARDI- GAN COUNTV ELECTIONS. At the bi-monthly sitting of the county-court, held at the County-ball, Cardigan, on Wednesday, the taxing uf the bills of the deputy returning officers acting within the jurisdiction of the court took place. Mr Evan Evans, of the Arm of Messrs Roberts and Evans, Aberystwyth, appeared on hebalf of the Clerk of tbe Peace, and Mr R. T. P. WIUMUM*, ...

... NEWCASTLE TRADE REPORT. NEWCASTLE, Thursday.—The export trade from the Tyne is quiet, and promises to continue so until the Baltic season is fairly commenced. Hence the demand for all kinds of coal is dull, and many of the Collieries arc unable to keep fully employed. Prices are Un- changed, except for steam small coal, which is scarce, and which is realising 3 per ton. Shipbuilding ami the ...

... LOCAL PATENTS. Record to April 10th, snpphod by Mr Watta, Omce for Patents, 31, Queen-street, Cardiff. Applications for patents—Sumnel M. Wilmot, an improved can for conveyance of milk, No. 5,091, March 25th Oliver Phelp, Cardiff, composite packing for high-pressure en ...

... THE SARSFIELI) BRANCH IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE. At a well-attended meeting of the Sarsfield Lodge of the Irish National Lengue, held as usual on Sunday evening, Mr William Kingston in the chair, the following resolution was unanimously adopted Tiia.t the members of the above branch do their utmot to secure the return of Mr ISoah Rees, and call upon their countrymen of the West Ward to show by ...

... SIR,—At a meeting of the Catholic Registra- tion Association, held in St. David's Boys' School on Sunday evening, Mr John Stack, vice- president, in the chair, and at which there were also present Father Butler, Father Smith, Messrs M'Alister, Coughlin, etc., it was proposed by Mr William Sheehan, seconded by Mr James Fitzgerald, supported by Messrs Fitzpatrick, Collins, O'Neil, Cunningham, ...