... I SUICIDE OF A WIDOW. Yesterday morning, Dr W. Wynn Wescott) depa: y-coroner for the central division of London, held an inquest at the Cierkenwell Coroner's Gotirt relative to the death of Maria Laiige, aged 68 years, residing at 174-, Pentonville-road, who committed suicide by poisonin g herself under the following circumstances. The evidence showed that deceased was the widow of a clock ...

... 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 ...

... Is there a iiner sight on a bright sunny day than a well-built town 1 I know that we are all trained to admire green fields, to yearn for what those city poets—who spoke so charmingly about it and yet visited it so little—called the sylvan scene. 7' It is part or our English creed. And yet, though I feel myseif a traitor, I must raiso my voice in defence of the town. There are very few who ...

... [Extraordinary Affray in I a Railway Carriage. CHARGE AGAINST A CARDIFF MAN. At the Cheltenham police-court, yesterday, Daniel Lloyd Lougher, described as a colliery manager, of Cardiff, was brought tip in custody charged with having assaulted a young lady the previous day, in a railway carriage on the Mid- land Railway. He was also charged with assault- ing Joshua Hutton, a railway official, ...

... AFFRAY .8E.TWEEN ) AT At t.!io C.'tcp?ow p&i.ty-se9&t.jn?! j?y J?h:t ?m''t.v.'f'' 'cu?r.?.tW!h?' ? ? I?ohcru,?[i?'J.u?y 1.l'rn9s! ...

... RUMMEY SCHOOL BOAHD. Then''u?frjr,)?.h!y,))(;Qt;i,?pf{,ji,j ij?,.j?., [,,el?i cri Tu?,?(l?'Y in tho Ittinin,-y, un.iarthc'p.c.?'ency oft!)': chairm.u', Mi L?-'cpI!? C.n'r. r.tfrewrq.'fKopro?nt—Me?sr.: H.?)d ( ...

... SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST MATE AT NEWPORT. I At Newport Town-hall to-day, Jenkyn Evans, 50, mat, of a vessel, of New Q lay, Cardiganshire was charged on remaud with attempting to commit criminal assaults on Ellou Cooke and Mary Cbanning, two children under the age of twelve years. Sergeant Pask, of the Cuunty Constabulary, proved seeing- prisoner and the child Cooke in a louely part of Ciytha ...

... THE BARBER AND HIS RATES. Committed for Non-payment. I At the Cardiff police-court this iii,rniug-before tho Stipendiary (Mr T. W. Lewis), Dr H. J. Piune. and Mr Griffith Lewis—David Green, barber, tebacconist, and newsagent, of 31, Bridge- street, was summoned for non-payment of the poor rate. Defendant did not appear, but the Court sentenced him to 14 days' imprisonment in case of non-payment. ...

... TROUBLE EXPECTED AT NEWPORT. The Rte4!r.er logriiiii, which helli arrived at Messrs Mordey, Carney, and Co.'s ttry dock for repaiis, having on board a crew of non-uniopists shipped at Antwerp at a lower rate of wages than paid at Newport. Tho ciiptain has refused to ship a unionist crew, aud it is feared that some arrangemeut is arrived at circumstances similar to that experienced in con- ...