... THE RECENT SUICIDE AT LLANTARNAM. With Reference to the painful death of a married -OlCan at Liantarnam, we are desired to state that the deceased was not suffering from religious kania, nor had she ever been an inmate of the 44YIum at Abergavenny, ...

... We regret to announce the death of Mr John Bra.ier, which took piace on Thursday at the age of 69 at his residence at the Mumbles. Mr BraUer was head of the well-known firm of Brader and Sons, of the Musical Instrument Warehouse, Wind-street, Swansea. He served his appr,-ntice.,I)it-, it and then came to S 'Uth Wales, settling at Swansea in resoonse to a pressing invitation from people of ...

... I Charlotte Johnson, the wife of a stableman, of 61, Lorrimore-street, Walworth, gave birth, on the 14th instant, to three children. Her Majesty the Queen has been graciously pleased to forward a donation of the case being a very necessitious I one. ...

... The Press Association was this morning offirfallj infonned by Messrs Weatherby of the following scratching— Doncister Spring enztqenients-Zinzibar. York and Doncister Handicaps—Midstream. Stand Piute, Windsor-Admiral Bcnbow. Ail handicaps ior which weights have appeared Sweetheart. Newmarket Stakds- Van DerBerg. Southdown Pine, Brighton—Matilda IL Brighton engageiijeiits-Domiiio. All ...

... CARDIFF AMUSEMENTS- I The Theatre Royal, I it is a difficult task for a critic co exercise b>J vocation when called upon to discriminate betwefl degrees of such excellence as was exhibited in periormance, of Captain Swift at the Tiiealso Royal on Monday oveimig. It may be said iu word that no dramatic production has been duriiig the past three years with the uivfot& skill visible iu this play ...

... I THE CHURCH IN WALES. I Letter from Mr Chamberlain. In answer to a request to speak and vote ia favour of Welsh Disestablishment, Mr Chamber- lain has addressed, under date May lltb, tba following letter to Mr' Hughes, a student at the Universitv C!r.lies:a of Wales, Aberystwyth 40, Princes Gardens, S.W., May lltb, 1889. Dear Mr Hughes,-I intend to vote according to my conviction in favour of ...

... THE FATALITY AT CARDIFF DOCK. Jhi. afternoon Mr H. LI. Grova (deputy- coroner) held an inquest at the Town Hall on the body of Charlas Norman, a seaman, belonging to the ship Celestial Empire, of Londen, The deceased accidentally tumbled down tee hold of the vessel. He was taken to the Hamadryad Hospital Ship on Sunday and died there yesterday. A verdict of Accidental death was returned. ...

... i.- I Ravages of a Cyclone. 26 Workmen Blown from a Railway Bridge. 10 PERSONS BURIED ALIVE, IBHUTEB'S TELEGRAM. 1 NEW YORK. Saturday.—A destructive cyclone has visited the eastern states from Mary- land to Connecticut. At Point Rocks, in Maryland, 25 workmen were blown from a railway bridge, and several were killed. AtNewhaven, Connecticut, a building collapsed, Varying ten persons, one being ...

... TWO CHILDREN KILLED AT BRISTOL. At Bristol yesterday a horse attached t') a carriage took fright and galloped down a steep hill. Two children on their way home from school were knocked down, one being killed on the spot, and the other surviving ouiy a few hours. The runaway anmial continued its mad career, and was stopped by the driver of a rail- way V..II, who drew his vehicle across the road ...

... Taff Vale Railway Company. ADJOURNED MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. I (BY OUR OWN BKFOKTKK.) The proprietors ot the Tatt V ale Kauway held their adjourned meeting at the Royal Hotel, College Green, Bristol, on Thursday, the con- sideration of the bill now deposited in Parliament respecting the re-arrangement of tho capital and stocks of the company having been unavoidably postponed until that day. ...

... Extraordinary Assault at Cardiff. A DOCTOR HORSEWHIPPED. The Assailant undep an Hallucination. At the Cardiff police,wurt, this morning- before Mr T. W. Lewis (stipendiary) and Dr Paine —Dr Morgan Williams, of Cardiff, summoned Ncrab Williams, wife of William Charles Williams, gardener, Rumney, for assault on the 7th inst.—Mr David prosecuted, and Mr T. H. Belcher appeared for the defence. Mr ...

... At a meeting of tha Cardiff County Council this morning it was resolved that a general district rate of Is Id in the £ should be adopted for the ensuing six months. As this rate signified an advance of Id in the 2, the matter led to some discussion.—Mr W. J. Trounce thought that if so much money were n*t l» £ t outstanding on private improvements »«ootHrts there would have been no necessity ...