... STREET ACCIDENT AT NEWPORT. Last evening a child, named Evan Davies, whose parents reside in South Market-street, was plnying in Dock-street when he was knocked down by a cab, And sustained injuries to both legs. The little sufferer waB attended at the infirmary, and afterwards removed home. ...

... SPORTING ITEMS. ) It is worthy of note that the crack two-year-old seen out at Ascot were all homebred. This year Henley Regatta, the L.iwu Teunl Championship, and the Uuiveisity Cricket Matcl are yet to clash. Tiie Lord Mayor must have in his elr-mPiV among the wrestlers on tSaturiiay. As a younf man he was a good wrestler and a capitai ail round athlete. The King James- commission for the ...

... AEe 9TUESAYl, JunEt,18. ABERDEEN, TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1889. In the House of Lords yesterday the Royal | assent was given by Commission to several I public and private bills, including the Horse- flesh Sale and Purchase of Itand Ireland Acts Amendment Bills. Earl Milltown gave notice to call attention on Thursday to the subject of rabies in the Metropolis. The Duke of Argyle gave notice for ...

... 2HE WILL OF THE LATE EARS OF CAITHNESS. t The full text of the will of the late Earl of eaithuess has been published, The trustees named ja ., are Frederick Granville Esathoote of Bound Lt t Coppice, Uxbridge ; the Rev. Duncan ?Jearns Rosst f minister of the parish of Glass; and PNter Keith, fiestor, Barrogill Castle, and the main 'directions of the will are in the following terms :-In the ...

... IINTES.AILDlAT AND . UNNMVER1SIT I EDUCATION. IIOwV MANY IRISH CATHOLICS WOUL0 AVAIL THEASELVES OF iT IF TREI GOT THE OPPORTUNITY? TO THE EDITOR 0? THE FREEMAN. The Presbytery, Tippezary, June. DEAR SIa-The above question, always iinpof tant, has now a practical interest, on ?? , tile discussions of the Educational Endowsellt (Ireland) Commission. The Commissioners bayq used the reply t this ...

... LONDON LETTER. (FROM OUR LONDON CORRESPONDENT.) SPECIALLY WIRED. LONDON, Monday Night. BUSINESS IN THE COMMONS. It is a fresh sipn of the parliamentary tinVss- that the House of Commons commenced public business to-day at a quarter-past three. means that the pressure of private business is also falling off, and that a moiety of the half-hour which has hitherto been set apart for its consider- ...

... SWITZERLAND AND THE POWERS. GLAND WILL NOT JOIN THE UNHORY ALLIANCE. lCENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] anNI, Monday.—I am authorised to give an tic denial to the report that Mr Scott, the ish Minister here, had joined the Russian Austrian Ministers in their representations 9 Federal Government in regard to the right 111m. Mr Scott has made no communica- whatever upon the subject, either directly ...

... THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE. A CHANCE OF REDEEMING HIS POPULARITY. The Duka of Cambridge (says a contemporary) has now oue of those opportuuitien which the acute popular instincts of the Royal Family must render e-pecally evident to himself. His R')yal '»•* f.v j'cutB 1UUIU i.U»u £ 19.000 a year from public fuids, besides being provcted with a fine London house. A hundred aud eight members of the ...

... TREFERIG. SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION. The triennial election took place last Friday. Seven candidates had been nominated for five seats. The results are appended William James (Baptist), 126 votes; Richard W. Lewis (Independent), 124; Wi Ili ain Garland (Baptist), 122 Thos. Garknd (Ohurch), 116; John Mitchell (Church), 104; John Jenkins (Independent), 105 Moigan Morgans (Church), 79. The first five ...

... DARLINGTON STEEL AND IRON I I COMPAN Y. THE COST OF THE LATE STRIKE. % The anneal meeting of sharebnldr wvas held traat the copn y'xiis offices, Albert Hill. PT Hgh ell(the chairman) presided. aud Iother directors preseot were Mr John Gjsrs. TIN Middlesbrottgh, tic It. Tuindrlaly Pratt, Darling- ton, and Mr R. W. B. Sanderson Mancheeter. Shareholders grcreaent.-Alld. W. 1'ogitt. Dar.' ...

... CAPTAIN MURRELL. [REDTER'S TELKQRAM, | Vj ^HORE, Monday.—The Danish Consul has Captain Murrell, on behalf of the King of Order of the Dannebrog, for the Of tho Danmark's passengers. ...

... TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 1889. - . &:II_ ago- ?? W rnoh T.ifz A-elrr.- bills. The Scottish Equitable Life Assurance Society Bill was read a third~time. Considering the marked increase of rabies within the Metro- politan area, the Earl of Milltown gave notice that he would on Thursday ask why the Corn- rmisiioner of Police bad not exercised the powers vested in him by statute by issuing the rabies ...