... Gnocn's SCALES, Canisters, Mills, Machinery, Counters, Fixtures, Sundries, and Shop Fittings of every description.—Parnall and Sons, Limited, 21 and 12., Marrow 1-13757 ...

... The Pembroke Poaching I Affray. ACCUSED AGAIN BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. Gamekeeper Stili Unable to Appear. The five men who were charged at Pembroke last week with inflicting grievous bodily harm upon Harry Tippin, an under.gamekeeper on the Stackpole estate, were taken to the above town from Carmarthen Prison on Saturday by two warders. The prisoners, who are pitiable- looking objects, were ...

... CHEPSTOW. ...

... DEATH OF LORD JERSEY'S STEPFATHER. Mr Troutbeck, the Westminster coroner, held an inquest on Wednesday afternoon on the body of Mr Charles Brandling, of Middle«ion Hall, Yorkshire, and 32, Wilton-plaoe, Knightsbridge, who was found dead in his bed at his town resi- dence on Sunday morning. last. The deceased gentleman was the second husband of Julia, Countess of Jersey, who pre-deoeased him ...

... U^IENNA, Wednesday Afternoon.—Details of »5e terrible tornado which swept through v °Hhern Italy yesterday are reaching this city ..6ry slowly. From Vienna direct communica- 0l> with the devastated towns has not yet been j .Established, and news is arriving by the most *ndab°ut roads. The tornado did not leave a j building at Voghera undamaged, and a ge number of houses were levelled with the ...

... Amanda D. Toomer, of Augusta, a' 1S, reJiute ...

... THE OPEN COUNCIL. The above is the Lion of St. Mark, Venice. Opposite the Doge's Chamber In the Palace was a head of this Lion, with mouth open, into which persons secretly threw whatever was to meet the eye of the Doge. We placo it at the head of this column to indicate that public letters are received by us, and also letters requiring answers on legal and general topics. ADMINISTRATION ...

... Y ser a'u llewyrch claer Fel geinau gwyndeg sydd, Oddiar y nefol gaer, Cyn agor dor y dydd. Yn llanw'r byd ag harddweh byw, Gan fritho'r nef fel rhos,— Yn seinio mawl, ond dyn nis clyw, Ar dawel fron y nos Ond barddach yw'r Credadyn ca Na cheinion fyrdd y ser diri'. Y blodeu yn y glyn, A'u perarogledd byw. Hyfrydwch yw'r rhai hyn- Barddoniaeth nefol yw A'u gwenau myg fel engyl gIAn Yn creu ...

... A somewhat mysterious and fatal disease broken out in the lying-in wards of Belfast W°r^ house, resulting during the past fortnight in death of 11 women. The attack commeI1 j with violent spasms and vomiting of coloured fluid, and inside two days the pati succumbs. The workhouse doctors describe to malady as a species of puerperal fever. Y as day, for the first time, the matter was alluded at ...

... OMEGA (Agreement).—Your signature to the contract note binds you until revoked. If there is still time for you to write and countermand the order, do so, H. W. (Goods Lost,).—So far as we can gather from your letter you have a claim against the railway. We understand your bag was duly labelled by their porter and put into the train by him, and they are therefore liable. If the goods are worth ...

... Nadolig l1on! mae'th nefol drem Yn llawn gogoniant Duw, Da.w Genedigaeth Bethlehem I mi yn adgof byw. Fendigol ddydd rhyw dori gwawr Yn banes enaid dyn Wyt ti, yn llawn goleuni mawr— Goleuni Gras ei hun. Myneg-fys wyt, O! ddydd-gwyl pur, I lwybrau'r cariad rhad, Pan o awyrgylch sanctaidd, glir, Daeth rbodd ddeheulaw'r Tad, Hoeanna moliant, megys ton, Ddyfera dros bob niin, A theyrn lioll ...

... MORRISTON. SUCCESSFUL EISTEDDFOD AT THE TABERNACLE. —A very successful eisteddfod was held at the labernacle on Christinas Day. President, the Alayor of Swansea (Alderman Pike). The adjudi- cators were—for u usic, Mr John Thomas, Llan- wrtyd, and Mr Mddwyn Humphreys, London in the literary department, Rev. G. Griffiths, 1 enan Pentre Estyll, Swansea. The con- ductor was the Rev. Emlyn Jones, ...