... FATAL ACCIDENT AT EBBW VALE. I A WOMAN BURNT TO DEATH, A terrible accident befel a woman named Mrs Smith, residing in Commercial-street, Ebbw Vale, on Saturday night. The unfortunate woman, it appears, was about to retire for the night, and proceeded to blow out the lamp, which was upon the mantelpiece. The vessel suddenly exploded, the contents burstiug over Mrs Smith's clothing. The poor ...

... BURRY PORT. SUNDAY-CLOSING Acr.—This act has been dis- cussed at the various chapels in this district, and the following resolutions have been unanimously adopted, and will be laid before the Royal Com- missioners :-(I) That the bona fide traveller clause be abolished. (2) That clubs b subject to same supervision as public-houses. (3) That the administration of the licensing laws be conducted ...

... LIVERPOOL, Saturday.—Firmness of tone, -.tid firm*, ress in maintaining makers' quotations, ar the orier of th ) day in the tin-plate market fiere and not only that, but there is a determination to advance prices of tin plates regularly, in accordance with the advances made in the price of steel bars. This has been the casa both here and in Birmingham on quarter-Jay. It is understood that ...

... THE RAILWAY DISASTER. [REUTER'S TELEGIA.U, I STCTTGART, Wednesday, Noon.-According tt latest details of the railway collision which occurred near Wildpark Station yesterday ten persons were killed and 50 others injured. Most of the victims are natives of Wurtemberg, someoi Alsace, and others of Baden. ...

... How's your LiverI Bad! So was mine until 1 took Anthony s Liverine, 2s 3d and 4s, 3J, St Mary • street, Cardiff F,463 ...

... THE SUNDAY-CLOSING COMMISSION. EVIDENCE FROM NOtt'IH CARDIGAN- SHIRE. TO THR EDITOR. SIR,-Please allow me to insert the following in your paper, as it is of consequence, seeing that I was sent to Carmarthen to represent sevaial bodies, and your paper is mostly read by those that sent me. The resolutions presented by me for the success of the Sunday-closing Act on the whole, and for the ...

... MIDDLESBOBOUGH, Tuesday.—The quarterly meeting to-day presented features of great strength, such as has not appeared for some years. There was a rise shown of 2, 3:1 per ton since last Friday. the quotation to-uay being 4-7 61 for No. 3 early delivery. Cleveland warrants had been rapidy advanced iu price, upon tha decline of stocks which must be proceeding when shipments of pig iron attain ...

... AVienna{correspondent telegraphingon'Monday •ays :—Herr Ludwig Roes ...

... The voluntary efforts of Nonconformity became the salvation of the Established Church by inspiring its clergy with the idea that they also might make progress by appealing to voluntary effort and free-will offerings. That the Anglican Church should make provision for growing populations is only its duty as one of the spiritual agencies which aim at leading the people to all that is purest and ...

... TEMPERANCE CONVENTION. SPEECH BY ARCHDEACON GRIFFITHS. At the Park liail, Cardiff, on Monday evening, » tomperance convention was hold, when there was a fairly large attendance. Bishop Barry, D.D,, was aunounced to preside, but a telegram was received from him stating that he was unavoidably detained in London by an official engagement. His place, however, was admirably filled by tha Von. Arch ...

... NOTHING LIKK THEM ANYWHERE! —THE UMTED KINGDOM TEA COMPAM' S IKAS are of World- wide Itepuiation. First iianti direct from the Mincinjj-lane Market, t:ffecti11 a very large saving in cost. Delivered to any address, Carriage Paid, Is 3d, Is 6d, Is 9(1, and 2s a lb, Supplieti to the Members' Itefreshment-rooms of the Houses of Parliament. 7, 10, 11, and 20 lb. packed in canisters without extra ...

... iXCITING AFFRAY IN NORTH WALES. RESISTANCE TO THE EMERGENCY MEN. Out Holywell correspondent telegraphs :—Mr /.}raft, auctioneer, accompanied by emergency and a body of police under Alajor Webber, chief-constable, Jeft here At an early hour ou Monday morning or the purpose of effecting distraints for tithes in )he parish of Gwaenyscor. The party arrived at Gwaenyscor at six o'clock, but, ...