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... On Tuesday afternoon a young man named William Griffiths, living at 64, Ksppoch-street, Castle-road, Cardiff, and employed as a breaks- man on the n'3W Barry line, was enaraged in shunting some wagons on that line, when he accidentally fell across the metals, one of the wagons passing over his left leg. He was taken to the Infirmary as soon as possible, and there it was found necessary to ...
... Another Remand Granted. At the Carditf police-court, this morning- before the Stipendiary (Mr T. W. Lewis), Dr H. J. Paine, Alderman Jacobs, Sir Morgan Morgan, and Mr Peter Price William Duncan Hannay, aged 24, was brought up on remand charged on a warrant with embeztling the sum of 2126 19a ld. the money of the Cardiff Railway Workmen's Cottage Com- pany, Limited, he being a servant of the ...
... MR AND MRS CHAMBERLAIN. Mr and Mrs Joseph Chamberlain, who have been on a visit to tbe Queen, left Windsor Gadtl* this morniug for London. ...
... [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] I PARIS, Tuesday Afternoon.-Mr. Carl Roaa, who has been living in room No. 203 at the Grande Hotel for abeut a fortnight past, died there at three o'clock this morning. He caught a cold on the journey from London, but took no particular notice of it. Two days after bis arrival he was seized with shivering fits, and bad to take to big bed, from which he was not destined ...
... On Tuesday night a party of four persons, on their way from Tivyside races, essayed to cross the Tivy in a coracle just below Cenarth. The coracle upset, and one young woman, whose name has not transpired, was drowned. All that is known of the unfortunate girl is that she was the daughter of a blacksmith at Llechryd, and was in service at Stradmore. The body was recovered. ...
... Lloyd's Casualty Telegrams. The Electra, reported yesterday aground at Penang, floated with assistance apparently undamaged. The steamer Baurnwar arrived at Gravesend damaged by collision docked for repairs. The Dutch ship Alice, Batavia to New York, put back to Batavia leaky. The Norwegian steamer Livingstone, Cardiff for Malta, put into Lisbon slightly damaged by an ex- plosion. Three of the ...
... Swansea Corporation Bill EVIDENCE OFSlfl H. VIVIAN. Important Statement by the Chairman, WESTMINSTER, Tuesday. Consideration of this bill was resumed to-day by the committee of the House of Commons ou Police and Sanitary Regulations Bills, Mr Hastings presiding. Mr Bulbour Browne, Q.C., for tho promoters, intimated that his clients had carefully considered the expressious of opinion given by ...
... The Press Association learns that Lord Hartington bas consented to open the new town ball at Buxton, on Wednesday, the 26th June. ...
... DEATH OF AN EVICTED TENANT A special correspondent of the Daily News at Falcarragh telegraphing last uight says ;—I have just learned upon excellent authority that the evictions in Glasserchoo will certainly be commenced on Monday, and it is stated to be the determination of the landlord to burn down every house alter the eviction. As many Englishmen as possible should be on the spot to ...
... Cardiff Rural Sanitary Authority. PROPOSED EXTENSION OF CARDIFF. An Important Report. On Wednesday afternoon the usual monthly meeting of the Cardiff Rural Sanitary Authority took place. General Lee presided, and there was a latge attendance of members. The only business of importance was the consideration of the proposed extension of the borough of Cardiff. Mr A. J. HARRIS, clerk to the ...
... A WAR CORRESPONDENT AND HIS WIFE. In the Divorce Division to day Mr P. S. Robin, son, described as having formerly been a war co respondent was divorced on his wife's petition on the grounds of adul- tery, and costs were ordered against him, Mrs Mrs Robinson also applied for attachment agaiust her husband for disobeying the order of the court giving her access to her children, who were in ...