... DUBLIN DIVORCE SUIT. Extraordinary Evidence. On Tuesday, in tbe Dublin Probate and Matri- monial Division—before Judge Warren and a special jary-tbe case cf Workman v. Workman was resumed. The petition was brought by Mrs Josephine Workman, otherwise Chico, for a divorce from bar husband, Mr George Workman, on the ground of bis alleged cruelty towards ber. The respondent denied the cruelty, and ...

... WORKMEN'S TOPICS. BY W. ABRAHAM, M.P., (MABON). ROYALTIES AND MINING RENTS. The Mining Laws of the United States. The right of private ownership in minerals Extracted from the soil is recognised in all the states and territories of the United States. All minerals belong to the owner of the land. All lands which have not been sold or disposed M to private individuals or corporations or By,pre ...

... ORCHESTRAL MUSIC IN WALES. BY DR JOSEPH PARRY, UNIVERSITY COLLEGE. CARDIFF. County Orchestral Centres. The instrumentalists who are dispersed throughout the county districts should join together and form themselves into an organised society, appoint their officers of committee, and nominate their secretary, treasurer, and con- ductor. It goes without saying that the core and soul of the ...

... THE NATIONAL EISTEDDVOD OF 1890. It has been decided that the subject of the chair prize at the National Jiisteddvod of 1890, to be held at Bangor, shall be Enterprise. ...

... Ha!? .^sdnesday a wan, suppose! to be a labourer, was killed on tbe Newport, vPridd, and Caerphilly Railway, near J)ec n« by the morning passenger train. was observed by the driver of the alking ahead of tba train, near tbe Rhos J*1' Colliery. He had, apparently, stepped ?° Bet out of the way of a ballast train which >)Bcd ° Passing at the same time. The driver %hi»H*erjr to call the man's ...

... Mr and Mrs Chamberlain arrived at Windsor on Tuesday evening, and proceeded to the castle on a visit to her Majesty, with whom they dined later in the evening. The royal dinner party also included the Count and Countess of Paris. ...

... CARDIFF REOHABITES. The usual quarferly meeting of the above named district was hold on Saturday, Bro. H. Love, D.C.R., presiding, seven tents being repre. sented. The district secretary (Bro. T. oandey) gave a very encouraging report, membership of 434 in eight tents. The D.S.J.T. (Bro. S. Fisher) also gave an encouraging report, showing the juvenile membership to be 243 in six tents. The ...

... Royalties in Mines. PROFESSOR SORLEY'S VIEWS. f SPECIAL.] In the current issue of the Journal of the Statistical Society there appears an edillly able and instructive paper by Pro- fessor W. R. Sorley, M.A., Fellow of Trinity Odlege, Cambridge.andprofessor of Philosophy in the South Wales University College, Cardiff, eatitled Mining Royalties and their Effect on the Iron and Coal Trades. As ...

... SHOCKING RAILWAY FATALITY AT CARDIFF. A Boy Run Over and Killed. Yesterday morning, shortly before ten, the. of a boy, whose name is at present unknown, was discovered lying across the rails at the level crossing on the East Moors of the Taff Vale Roath Extension line. An engine had passed clean over the body, which, on being picked up, was found to be completely disembowelled. Police ...

... Meeting of Welsh Members. A meeting of Welsh Liberal members was held at the House cf Commons on Monday, Mr Stuart Rendel presiding, to consider the position of the Welsh Intermediate Education Bill. The prevailing opinion appeared to be that the reference of the measure to a select committee, as proposed by the Government, would be equivalent to shelving the subject for the session, and it ...

... A CARDIFF DIVORCE SUIT. In the Divorce Division of the High Court of Justice on Tuesday, Mr Justice Butt had before him the case of Oxenham v. Oxenham. The petition was that of Mrs Arabella Mabel Oxenham for a divorce by reason of the cruelty aud adultery of her husband. There was no defence. The parties were married on the 6th of February, 1875. at St. Cutbbert's Church, Wells, and they lived ...

... ACTION BY A JOURNALIST. In the Queen's Bench, London, on Tuesday, -before Justice Denman and a special jury-Mr Frederick Greenwood sued Mr Henry Hucks Gibba to recover damages for wrnndnl dismissal from the editorship of the St James's fkizettc. Defendant pleaded various ma ters in mitigation, and paid 40s into court. The Solicitor-General, for plaintiff, stated that. Mr Greenwood became ...