... 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 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 ...

... Bitorlo, who as a two year old was trained at Newmarket by James Waugb, aud tuoutrht to possess an outside onauoe tvr the Austrian Derby, to be run this broke dowo at exercise in Vienna oa Monday last. ...

... fWKCIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ITCHO. ]- 4. The Rey J. G. Davies, Newbridge, Mou., one of the most popular ministers in South Wales in the Welsh Baptist connection, died suddenly this tooriiiiag. Deceased had a sudden attack of heart diawwe a week since whilst in his puipit, and had tor be conveyed home. He was chairman of the Mynyddislwyn School Board, but only occupied the chair once. ...

... THE BURGLAR AND THE LADY. At the Central Criminal Court yesterday, Wm. Walsh, aged 50, pleaded guilty to a charge of burg- lary. The prisoner had spent 27 years of his life in prison, and he now appealed for another chance, saying that a lady would marry him, and take him to America. A well dressed woman in court corroborated this statement. The Common Sergeant said that he would give the ...

... STEALING OLD IRON FROM THE liOATH DOCK. At the Cardiff police-court, this morning, Wil- liam Griffiths (24) was again charged with stealing a quantity of iron, value £163, from the Roath Dock, the property of F. Grant, on the 21st inst. This case had been heard on a previous- occasion, but there was a difficulty in proving that the prisoner was the person who took or received the iron. The ...

... THE FATAL ACCIDENT AT THE TAFF VALE RAILWAY. Inquest To-Day. I I Alr H. Li. Groytir, deputy coroner, held an inquest this morning at the Cardiff Infirmary on the body of William Parry, a platelayer, who died at that institution on Tuesday last, having been admitted on the previous day suffering from injuries received from being run over by a mineral train ou the Taff Vale Railway near Radyr. ...

... LONDON, Thursday. The Commission continued its sitting to-day. Amongst the visitors were Mr and Mrs Endacott, the parents of Mrs Chamberlain, who were conducted by the Attorney-General to a seat in the jury box. Mr John O'Connor. M.P., and Mr Condon, M.P., were brought up in custody and seated at the solicitors' table. Mr A. O'Connor, M.P. Mr Arthur U'Uonnor, M.P., again entered the box and ...

... LATEST SCRATCHiNGS. The 1 ressAssociation was yesterday morning officially infoimed by Messrs Weatherby of the following scratching— Davenport out of Manchaster Cup. All Lord Biadford's horses out of Epsom engage« mentp, 1839, ...

... Captain Murrell's Reception. HONOUR TO THE BRAVE! Last n:ght at the Cardiff Exchange, and uuuer the culinary care of Mr Cnliey, i. bail- quet was offered It) the gaIl;ènt ,i]or who rescued the pas- sengers and crew of the Vanmark, in the vi-ry teeth of great rifk, and under serious ties, The Mayor the Borough pre- aided, and among those present were his fathei, Mr Ered. Murrell; his uncle*, ...

... 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 ...