... as Prbhate of the will, dated 19th October, 188,!of me the late Mr. Joseph Leopold Rosenheim, of r, Croxteth-road, Liverpool, cotton merchant, who 4 died on the l2th January last has been granted to the executors; his wife, Aire. Johanna Rosen- as hei4n; his brother Mr. Herman Rosenheim, of 3f Lime-street Square, London, wine merchant - his r, friend Mr. Benjamin Newgass, formerly of Liver- Df ...

... THE ChIN EXPEDITION-BURIITAH. Tan following extracts from the private letter of an officer employed in the Chin Expeditionary -Force will be rend with interest. The letter is dated. camp, Tollaing, Chin Hills, March 9th:- The force, or atleast the portion of it not now on the war-path, occupies a village of the above name, about 5,000 feet above sea level, built on the side of what at home ...

... I WAITING FOR THE BRIDE- GROOM. HE CUTS HIS THROAT. A MYSTERIOUS LETT-ER THE MARRiAGE CEREMONY POST- PONED, _ - n Yesterday morning a mnn named Thomas Martin, a native of Dumfries, was to have been married in St. Andrew's Church4 Westl ard-row, but about the time appointed for the ceremony he was discovered lying in his bedroom in a pool of blood, his throat being severely gashed by a rakor ...

... THE SARSFIELI) BRANCH IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE. At a well-attended meeting of the Sarsfield Lodge of the Irish National Lengue, held as usual on Sunday evening, Mr William Kingston in the chair, the following resolution was unanimously adopted Tiia.t the members of the above branch do their utmot to secure the return of Mr ISoah Rees, and call upon their countrymen of the West Ward to show by ...

... SIR,—At a meeting of the Catholic Registra- tion Association, held in St. David's Boys' School on Sunday evening, Mr John Stack, vice- president, in the chair, and at which there were also present Father Butler, Father Smith, Messrs M'Alister, Coughlin, etc., it was proposed by Mr William Sheehan, seconded by Mr James Fitzgerald, supported by Messrs Fitzpatrick, Collins, O'Neil, Cunningham, ...

... WOLVERTTAJIPTO.V, Saturday.—There is at dite a fident air abulic the iron market here, 11 tw.thstan -ing that the sheet makers are not lm*y. It cannot be report-d that these firms a e yet much bettoremidoyed x as a whole, though some f them have witUm the vast few days received distinctly better inquiries. These are mainly from merchants, no.; from gaivaniscrs. Tile confident expectation is, ...

... CSUSPICIOLS DEAThI AT NEWCASTLE. On atutrday, at the :Newcastlo Police- >r>i rt, 1)viril iiil!lrop. il'rii cti as ai clurk, 28, ?? chargere I wt ii 1: ootiig Alt tlie MJatihfis, i. il-arrriniai :2. Zalit rrnaii.ld.s-A )1olicenvi~ln tloepoed r ho irrliialr ai' :L moan tolemblitg tile a i at r tfehi I, walriit' arid Ut) it at two o citiCL ?? :L.iv jut iirig. f itO 110111 i witerd she las i i..11 ...

... MISS JENNER AND THE CAR- DIFF CABMAN. Police-court Proceedings To-day. This morning at the Cardiff police-court—before the Stipendiary, Dr Paine, and Alderman Jacobs -Miss Gertrude Jonner appeared in answer to a summons taken by Albert Home, a Cardiff cab- man, to recover 183, alleged by him to be owing from the defendant for cab fares. On the case being called on, Miss Jenner (who occupied a ...

... At the close of the last Blackwood petty- sessions a testimonial was presented to ex-Sergeant Hale, who recently retired from the force after 30 years' service, 28 of which he had been sergeant. The recipient for very many years past was specially engaged in most of the criminal cases of the county. Sargeant Hale resigned in November last, and committee was tormed to present him with a ...

... ! ECCLESIASTICAL' INTELL IGECE| FUNERAL OF THE REV. CANON E JONS, LLANENGAN, PIVLLHELI. Li ub The remains of the late Canon Jones pi, nd were interred at Denis Cemetery on Froiy at) last. The deceased was widely known and on nd hihly esteemed bv the clorgy an4 laity of North he W\ales. Hle was for macnx years the vicar co ne Denio, Pwllheii. f rom w-hence he wvas preferred to o c Sir Llanengan ...

... [BY COSMOS.] HOW A MATCH WAS MADE AND LOST. BY the death of the steeplechaser, Bruiij, a match which would never have been run until the Greek Kalends is settled. As I mentioned a week or so since, Tenby is thoroughly horsey in its conver- sation and in its inclinations. Moreover, the inhabitants are as fond of talking about making matches as they are of less exciting topics. I say talking ...

... THE PRESIDENT OF THE TRADES' COUNCIL. TO THE EDITOR. The following appeared in the Western Mail on Saturdi,y:- In the South Wales Daily New;, the anti-Trades Unionist organ, of Friday, there appeared, in boastful terms, a statement asserting that Mr Jen- kins, tho chairman of the Trades' Council. would attend Mr Noah Reel's meeting at the Colonial- hall on Friday night, and give his .-upport ...