... In- -C Dr A letter has been received by the Finance un and Estate Committoe of the Corporation from he nig the Locl Government Board, stating that an of ik- inspector has been ...

... CORRESPONDENCE WO cannot pulblish any letter cures the writer sends hiS HEAL NAMM end tADDius, not necessarily for 'cbbi- cation, but ase a guarantee of good faith. - ,, 1uo Editor cannot undertkie to ...

... . OARDIFF. Tan GrLwoanGAo Cnicxr CLum have not been fortunate in their opening matcl,- Tbey received rather a severe thrashing at the Lands of Warwick- shire, and the match was a financ ...

... [TEHE CARDIFF TRAM- WAYS. MIDNIGHT MEETING' OF EMPLOYES TMEIR ULTIMATUM. C A STIUKE RESOLVED UPON, t A largely attended meeting of Cardiff tramway i employds was held late on Friday niglt at the V I W ...

... PICURS OF THE MASON. THE FRENCH SALON On the whole, the salon of this year, while- containing no manifestatiou of trmnscendent- genius, is rich in interesting works. Modem Frenbh art neglects beauty i ...

... THE ARMAGH RAILWAY BISAS8hR The inquest on the bodies of the victimeof the . Armagh railway disaster was restuned yesterday. N Mr. 'Monroe, sessional Crown sollcitor, appeared vi for the Crown by dire ...

... STEAMNG IN WEAVING SEEDS. dd OPEAAIW' DEPUTATION TO THE a HOME SECRETARY. .ds A deputation, represening the operatives a int in the Lancashire textile industries, letaited on E Home Secetar, Mr. Matth ...

... 0: - - I- I IC TaM ILLMrop Ma. T. D. Homms.-From ao ?? received 3eserday it appars that Mr.j b ornby, hbd pawed a good night, his strength Leing-well manbiined, and hi-geteral condition no ...

... r In the Queen's Bench Division of the !TiFh it I Court of Justice yesterday, before the Lord Chief I- Justice and Mir. Justice Hawkins, sitting as a i divisional court ...

... BURNING A WIFE'S CHEEK WITH A HOT IRON. A Cardiff Husband's Protest Against Ironing Clothes at Tea-time- At the Cardiff poiice-court this inorttl;iig-beft)re Mr T. W. Lewis nnd Dr Taylor— Geotge Brown (47), of 3Z, Tressilian.terrace, was charged on a warrant by Inspector Heywood with assaulting his wife, Mary Blown, Oil the 21st instant. Mr J. H. Jones defonded. )1r Brown said the prisoner ...

... 'This morning the Newport magistraw had before them a case in which two women named Bridget Mainey and Margaret Smith were summoned for being disorderly in Dock-parade. /A young officer, hurrying up to the sounds of crockery flying, spoke to the behaviour of the women, and said one afterwards paraded the streets with au effigy or image in her arms. Standing side by side on the defendants' ...

... A MANSION DESTROYED BY FIRE. The G ...