... ROBBERY FROM THE HARLE- QUINS' FOOTBALL GROUND. Phis morning, at the Cardiff police-court— before Mr T. W. Lewis, Stipendiary—Charles Pritchard, Herbert Richards, G. Robinson, John Shaw, Wm. Dungy, George Dibble and Michael Gunning, all between 13 and 16 years of age, were placed in the dock and charged with stealing a quantity of timber value 7s 6d, the property of the Harlequins Football ...

... DOMESTIC TROUBLES. I I A Rise in Prices. Considering the high prices now ruling ia A* provision markets, the following tetter frols Pater will not be without interest I livd in the East-end of London, and should liki to compare notes with residents in ofcfee* parts as to the tendency of an upward move- ment in the price of commodities. No doabt there are many causes, Fuch as bad harvests, C £ ...

... Kendal and Dent's zElOO Handicap. I On Saturday, at Penydarren Park, Merthyr, the lica ts in Kendal and Dent's all England and Wales C100 125 yards handicap were run off. The first prize is S50 or a. silver cup (which has been exhibited in shops at Aberdare and Merthyr); second prize, £ 20; third, £10; fourth, S5 (and B15 to be divided amongst winners of heats, provided they compete on the ...

... Influenza is not a thing to be sniffed at. But eucalyptus oil is, on the authority of Clerious in the Standard, who kept the plague at bay during the last outbreak by this means. There is, then, after all, some advantage in being up a gum tree. ...

... At the Central Criminal Court, to-day, John Hasler, a watchmaker, was charged with the murder of James Dowling, in the City-road, by shooting him with a revolver, after a quarrel in a public-house. He was found insane, and ordered to be confined during her Majesty's pleasure. ...

... THE MANIPUR AFFAIR. I Capture of the Senaputti. [RKUTEit'S TELEGRAM. ] CALCUTTA, Sunday. A despatch received here from Manipur states that the Sena,putti, who was the chief cause of the recent massacre, has at length been captured. He was taken by Major Maxwell, yesterday, in the Chassad Hills. SUNDAY LATER. The latest despatches received here state that the Senaputti was captured quietly at a ...

... P.M. TO-DA V'S FORRCAST FOR EKG LAND, ,S.ir., AND SOUTH WA ES. North easterly to northerly winds, light. fair as a whole cold at first. ...

... SCHOOL EXTENSION AT 1 CADOXTON. The growth of Cadoxton-Barry has, during the pasb twelve months been so rapid that the school wildings erected on Cadcxton Common a few years ago have become totally inadcquaqa to meet tile r,- 0 requirements. The Cadoxton and Merthyr- n United District School Board re- anW^H to enlarge the schools, in fact almost completely rebuild them, and from  de6i if, by ...

... The following were additional results at the Merthyr athletic meeting on Monday :— Three Miles Ra.ca for Pneumatics.—First prize, B5; second, B2 third, Bl.—l, Alfred Lewis, Aber&ma-n (500 yards) 2, E. Aforea.n, Pontygwaith (450 yn,rdi ...

... HOW LIVES ARE LOST IN MINES. The enquiry concerning the deaths of four miners—Mitchenson, Armstrong. Beil and Tait-- who were killed by a boiter explosion at the Usworth Colliery, Durham, on April 11th, was concluded on Thursday. The jury found that the boiler was of such a corrosive nature as to need exceptional care and attention. which, how- ever, the engineer (Elwin), and the ...

... ROYAL CONFIRMATION. [KEOTEB'S TELEGRAM.] COBPRG, Friday. The Princesses Marie and Victoria, daughters of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, were this morning confirmed according to the Lutheran rite by General-Superintendent Maeller in the viHage church at Oeslau, which is close to the grand ducal chateau of Rosenau. The ceremony was witnessed by the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh and their ...

... rfO-DA yS WEATHER, 4.30 P.M. TO-DAY'S FORECAST FOR ENGLAND, S. W., AND SOUTH WALKS. Northerly and north-westerly winds, moderate fair generally. GisMCRAf..— be depression in the north seems likely to move east- wards, but the svstem is apparently spreading out In a south-easterly direction, 80 seme extension of showery weather is probable. WARNINGS.—The north cone was hoisted yesterday ...