... THE LAGGARD LETTER. thought, as she £ w ador'.og chim 1 Beat»ce eyes, his poeticailv °D h'8 she called it »R ?*• wa^ rha ™!d bl8' as bis name Wa' s^P SB'-like, face. Then, too, Franci-a, Wolf* £ U of romantlc suggestion— To be fsure i! u°Wne- insr, insis-tsH .brother» who was always teas- Frank VV r !t formerly the name was accessorino f'°' Hn ...

... On Sunday morning at a quarter-past eleven o'clock, Inspector Harris, in company with Inspector James and Sergeant Pinnegar, visited the premises at 22. James-street, known as the Central Working Men's Club, under a warrant, and seized there a large quantity of intoxicants. Thirty-three men were found drinking, and their names and addresses were taken. The officers teized and conveyed to the ...

... NONCONFORMISTS AND THE I PARIS EXHIBITION. Sunday Opening Condemned. I says iu most of the SfonconiormiRt Churches of England special reference was made by preacln-rs yesterday to the P.tris Exhibition, the Nonconformist pastorate having amalgamated for the purpose ot congratulating American and British exhibitors for discountenancing the irreligious practice of opening the exhibition to the ...

... NEWPORT BOARD OF GUARDIANS. At the weekly meeting on Saturday, the chair- man (Colonel Lyne) presiding, a discussion arose as to the enforcement of compulsory vaccination. The Chairman mentioned that four caseii of non- vaccination were reported, and that the relieving officer asked what steps should be taken. — Mr W. H. Browu strongly objected to summonses being against parents, and said that ...

... ANARCHIST PLOT IN SPAIN. I [Ci £ N'TKAR, NENVS TELILGRAMS. I MADRID, Saturday.—An alarming conspiracy, which is clearly traceable to Anarchical and Republican instigators, has just been brought to light at the little town of Sueca, in the province of Valencia. The conspirators, the majority of whom wera peasants, headed by the leading local Republicans and Anarchists, intended to take ...

... I The Liverpool Mystery. I BREAKING THE NEWS TO MRS MA YBRICK. The astounding disclosures made at the inquest on the body of the late Mr James Maybrick have created a gieat sensation on 'Change, and yesterday the affair formed the all-absorbing topic of con- versation. MRS MATBRTOK. We (Liverpool Daily Post) are informed that Mrs Maybrick was yesterday made acquainted with the result of the ...

... BABY FARMING. I Au inquiry was held yesterday at Newport Pagnel-before Mr Worley, coroner for this district-touciiidg the death of a child, years old, named Edward Alexander Lovell, taken by Mrs Arnold, a baby farmer, formerly of Wolverton, but new residing at New- port Pagnel, from an eating-house proprietor of London. She received £30 from him for the first 12 months. She took tho child to ...

... Early this morning a painful cae of sudden death was reported to the police. A man named John Barry, labourer, lived with his wife, Mary Ann Barry, in a room at 45, Canal-parade, Newport. At five o'clock this morning he got up and went out to look for work. Two hours latar he returned home, and, finding his wife had not prepared breakfast, called her to get up. He was then horrified to find ...

... I Newmarket Training Notes. I (BY OUR NEWMARKET CORRKSPONDKNI ) NEWMARKET, Wednesday.—On the Bury side, Ban- bridge's Doric went six furlongs, Chaloner's Rigadoon and Barkham were sent a mile. George Daws«n's Ayrshire, Johnny Morgan, Editha, and St Patrick did a imilar gallop. J. Da won's sen, M.P. and RobtOrto galloued a mile and a quarter. Evans's Ginestraand Signonna went six furlongs. ...

... They say 7,000 book keepers are idle in New York. Bradford, jConn., has a seventy-year-old tele- graph messenger boy. It is witb -ancestry as with antiquity-nations are proud of bUe one, and individuals of the other. We wonlA like to see your mother, if she is not engaged- Seven-year.old Engaged! long ago, andgot married before I was born. Conversation warms the mind and enlivens the ...

... SINGULAR CASE OF DESERTION AT HAVERFORDWEST, Two Children left on a Door-step. At Haverfordwest petty session, held on Monday, Sarah Warren, a single woman, was charged under the Vagrant Act with deserting her two children. Superintendent Williams informed the bench that late on Saturday night he received information to the effect that two children had been discovered on the doorstep of the ...

... News has just been received of the murder of the Rev C. S. Hobson, Baptist missionary in the Island of Ruatean, Spanish Honduras, together with his wife and a little girl who resided with them. The murderer, a native of Jamaica, was on friendly terms with t/¡;1 Hobsons, and took tea with them a few hours 're the ghastly deed was perpetrated. Towards midnight he stealthily entered the mission ...