... LOCAL BOARDS AND UNSANI- TARY DWELLINGS. Tha Queen's Bench decided yesterday that a local board was bound before demolishing un- sanitary houses, to call upon the owner to show cause why such demolition should not take place, and to hear his statement on the matter. ...

... I. LR:n'EII:S AND TXSTIMOSBLS are receiveddaily I in ^1^mtK ?rf'.gh quality ? the ??P-?. China, an-F Tnflla T« PKany'3 Q'^eu-street Cardiff, ??ndd?2S? 2. H?h-?reet. !Swa.nsM. 108 ?ROXCHlT?.Per.oa? snSerinK from this com- piaint should loe no Ume in procarin? ? botle of Lewis s P?cco?' B?s?m. ?s ? dose ?g,, in time prevents its development into a more serious disease. Price Is liu and is 8d ...

... A CRAVING FOR THE WORK- HOUSE. Youthful idiosyncracies are often of a perplex- ing character, but very seldom do they take the form of an ordinate craving for the happiness of a workhouse. A case of this description is reported from Stioroditcb. Zn the pauper esta- blishment of that district the other day a boy was taken in destitute. Shortly alterwards his anxious father claimed him, and ...

... MORt of eL Players who are a?pa?rm? at Lord'? I 'v?; 1) ;A ?;e, iklt 'hcvuiun:')?u,bnttt)eyh?voj??tba,dem)ugb 1, Steel to last them tor a week or two. ...

... Assets Nil. I Mr Registrar Giffard, in the London B,u-.k- rupt.cy Court to-day, granted an immediate order of uischarga to the Hon. C. G. H Cdoo-n brother of the present Earl, and late an the Guards. Liabilities £ 2,378; assets ml. ...

... Gentlemen v. Players. LORD'S, NOON.-At the time fixed for resuming play in this matcii at Lord's to-day rain was falling heavily, and the outlook at present is not very prornlilll!, There is n. fair company on the ground, but the weather shows no signs of improving. 2.30 p M.—Shortly after 2 o'clock the umpires made an inspection )f the wicket, and as they decided it would never be fit for ...

... THE FATAL QUARRY ACCIDENTI, AT WENVOE. inquest and V?rd?L I A t;J.IV ¡ At tha Cardiff Infirmary, on Taes-jny ev.ttting, Mr Coroner Rsece resumeU his inquiry into tiio circumstances attending the death of Henry Inkm, quarrymau, who died at that institution en the 30-h ult. from the effect's of injuries re- ceived during blaitin^ opera sums at tha Wenvoe Colliery ca June 23, Mr Gsorger DniJ ...

... UNFOUNDED CHARGE AQA ...

... A]\8WANSEA CHAPEL BROKEN !NTO. At tha Swar.Ma. court on Tuesday, Th()m ...

... A SCENE AT THE DOCKS. Charge Against a Merchant. At the Carddf I -urt, thi s morn-I 'S&, August Swansea (40), ship -c?' I I nc?lers'-I Afcichaut, Bute street, and \VillIam I Sorensen (38), his brother, were charged with fighting aud causing an obstruction. August Was also charged with assaulting P.C. Hooper (45), and William with assaulting and kicking Julius Ablachen, at Bute-place, on ...

... Several Killed; Many Injured, [CKNTBAL NEWS *1 JiLKGKAM. | PARIS, Monday.—A terribi-3 railway accident j occurred to-day near Arrenes. Several persons 1 arc reported killed, bceidsis Liany injured. ...

... SWANSEA TUBE WORKS. j Notices for increase of wages, expired on Fi., i ay, were to come into effect en Saturday, but the union has not yet given its consent, and a settlement, ia still possible. ...