... THE PROSECUTION OF GEN. BOULANGER. f CENTRAL NEWS TSLEGRAII. ] PABIS, i?Y:day.— The general feeling this morning seems to be that the extraordinary violence of language used in the Chamber yester- day by the anti-Boulangists justifies the general in his policy of withdrawing himself from parliamentary jurisdiction. The legal advisers cf the Government are engaged in making the necessary ...

... THE FAILURE OF A PEMBROKE SOLICITOR. Under the failure of Henry Joseph Adams the summary of accounts, &c., bas been issued by the Official Receiver. The bankrupt, a solicitor of Pembroke, came to London iu 1882. and has since practised occasionally. He states that, in connection with the purchase of some land at Pembroke with borrowed money, legal proceedings took place, under which his ...

... THE ACCIDENT TO A OARDIFF CONTRACTOR. I The Inquest. On Friday evening Mr E. B. Reece, coroner, held an inquest at the Infirmary on the body of Mr Sheppard. The evidence bore out the facts as to the accident above stated. It appeared that some bricks were being hauled up the scaffolding at the time of the accident. Each time a load goes up the outer plank is shaken slightly, and it was 80 in ...

... Lord Jersey went through the Rhondda Tunnel on the Rnondda and Swansea Bay Railway .wa-f rdav w.i.t4..t.t. --inear and eontrastet ...

... DANGEROUS LARKING AT NEWPORT. At Newport borough police-court, to. day, Hannah Canfiold, a girl of 18, was summoned for assaulting Edward John Parry, and breaking a square of glass. The complainant is a shop assistant to Mr Evans, proprietor of the Temple of Fashion, and last evening, as he was on a pair of steps outside, taking- in the coats, the defendant pulled away the steps, and Parry ...

... r REGTb;R'S TJLI(GRAJ\r) CHERBOURG, Victoria, itccompcuiied by IjViucess Beatrice find suite, arrived here this morning by special train from Biarritz, the Royal party being received by the port officials. Troops lined the approaches to the dockyard, and the band played God Save the Queen. Her Majesty thauked the authorities and the council for the cordial reception extended to her. fhe Queen ...

... lOKNTRAI, NKWd-ISLUGRAM.] BERLIN, Wednesday.—An official .unimutc*- ment, issued Munich, states that King Otto of Bavaria, is now so hopelessly deranged as to be unnhle tr participate in any family events. ...

... CRIMPING AT NEWPORT. At Newport borough police-court to-day—before the Mayor and Mr G. Hoskins-Louis Goule, boarding-honse keeper, and Henry EvansoD, runner in his employ, were summond for board- ing theBritisb ship Queenscliff without permission of the master. The vessel was towed up the Uek on Thursday last, on the completion of her voyage. Evanson hoarded the vessel near the Pilot's Pill, ...

... At the Cardiff police-court, to day—before Mr T. W. Lewis (stipendiary) and Dr Paine—William Gilbert, a very respectable looking man, was charged with assaulting E iward Evans on the Hayes on the 23rd inst. The two men were unknown to each other until that afternoon. They met casually at the Oxford Hotel; and the prisoner asked prosecutor to stand him a drink. His request was refused, and this ...

... THE QUEEN. On Tuofd.iy afternoon the Queen, accompanied by the Princess Louise, aud attended by the Duchess of Roxburgh, Sir Henry Ponsonby, Sir Henry Ewart, and Dr Rid, left Windsor Castle, and proceeded by special tram over the Great Western Railway for Wolverton, en route for Sandringham, where her Majesty will remain on a visit to the Prince and Princess of Wales until Saturday. At King's ...

... Damage £ 30.000. exteusivo biscuit1 fafc ^essrs James Brownlie's Miles from Glasgow0 HK at seven be'««T high the fi,' S m°rniDR. The wind when the engines arrived and three b.ikmg establishments lar*e8t °f end to end. A plenti^r burninK from obtained, but all thi filial SUPP,y °f *er was P-venttheflunesTpreX0; d° to rescued with difficulty T 7^ l,0rses wero thrown idle. The dam W° nJred ...

... DR DUNOKLEY AND MANCHES- TER NONCONFORMISTS. A meeting of the Manchester Congregational oard of Ministers was held to-day, at Manches- Dnn lrTt0 PreseDt au address to Dr. H. Of ttJe'^a ...