... DAILY MARKET FOR NEWPORT. At the meeting of the Newport Town Council, to-day, Mr D. A. Vaughan referred to the succcss of the cheese market, recently inaugurated, and said that at the second weekly gathering more produce was shown and there was an increase in the purchasers, whilst the business proved satisfactory both to seller and buyer. He invited every member of the Corporation to assist ...

... ALLEGED ASSAULT AND ROBBERY AT WENVOE SPORTS, At the Penarth police-courts, to-day, Thomas Smith (on remand) was charged with stealing a watch from the person of Wiliiam Coles, a labourer, living at Wenvoe, at the Wenvoe Sports, j on the 28th of last mouth—The prosecutor ptated that while standing on the sports field the defendant suddeuly attacked him. striking him on the head with his fist. ...

... CARDIFF POLICE-COURT. TO-DAY. (Before the STIPENDIARY.) JUVENILE IHIKVKS.—I ...

... The reason why Robinson Crusoe never went mad on the island is just this: he had no chauce to get into debt. Electricity is life, says the advertiser. Too much of it seems to have the effect of Ayesha'u secoud plunge ai tha pillar of lire. AT THE CLUB.-ri.; Find anything in the paper? G. No, I was just glancing over it to see if anybody I knew had been boru. A meteorological station is to be ...

... Pi,ris might (eays a correspondent telegraphing last uight) have been rinnring this morning with the murder of auotiiei demi mondaine but for the action oi a faithful poodle. Sumo days since a damsel, liviiiR in a certain street not far from the Oifa, received a visit from a good -for-nothing and impocuoious cousin, who represented himself to be on the verge of destitution. Taking pity on her ...

... Mr Heury Broadhurst was the victim the othoq afternoou of what may be called the irony of good fellowship. In Consequence of an affection of the eyas and a general derangement of his nervous system, the hon. member for West Nottingham was ordered to give up smoking. He was advised to leave town, aud also to abstaiu from Vooks and writing and business of ail kinds. MrBroadharst informed a ...

... THE LATE MR H. DILLWYN. I The remains of the late Mr H. de la Becha Ddlwyn will be brought to Swausea by the Great Western Railway train which arrives at 4 5 on Thursday afternoon. Deceased's father, the hon. member for Swansea, will journey by tho same train. Tne fuueral, which will be private, will take place on Friday morning, leaving Hendrefoilan at 11,30 for Sketty Church, ...

... Newmarket Training Notes, till OUR Saturday—On the Racecourse side Jos. Cannon s The Tyke, The {Skipper, Latani Touch and Go, Uoing Away, Astrachan, Papyrus, Bellona, and Benuuro went nearly two miles; Lai Brough, Livingstone, The Penman, Powder Pdf and AlulolI alloped a mile and a half. Marsh's S herbrooke, Promoter, .S:;tyr, Scottish Pusilier, Lord Gough gelding, Dryad II, aud Unrefined ...

... EDUCATION HUMOURS AT NEWPORT. At Newport Town hall this morning the Court cominetice(I biiiine-is with five cases prosecuted by the School Board of ueglectjng to send children to school. 1\Irs Henry Cooper, witii a baby in arms, talked so loud about the pride she felt to ha va a heddication for a very promising young- ster that tin; magistrates' clerk said the Court would be ffl c',ed with ...

... I THE CARDIGANSHIRE Breach of Promise Case. To-clays Proceedings. Tha hearing of the breach of promise of marriage action brought by Miss Margaretta Griffith, daughter of a former and cattle dealer, of Cardiganshire, against Mr John Lloyd Lewis, a chemist, of the same couutj', was resumed this morning bpfore Justice Cave and a special jury. ;\[r Abel Thomas and Mr F. C. Phillips appeared for ...

... L (1  I   -r-o f 1 UC?N?NQ r?FOHM. An Amendment. W.tS. t.!)at.etn!)erm)cetJ. I::l decided upon the hisa!ne[)dtnpat:tothe of of L; ...

... L-'BO'J:! MOVEMENTS AF CARDiFF. Grievances of Bakers. Arn acting ...