... FOOTBALL. ] YNrsnm Jr?tin TKA?f at'e opan to arrnn?f ? matches wiili any junior team .avwjuv.! •. ...

... At Leamington, yesterday morning. Edmund Ross Chance, described aS a gentleman, Gloucester, was fined and costs, and also sent to gaol for a month, for interfering with the cam fort of passengers in a Great Western carriage- from Birmingham to Leamington, on the In of October. Defendant entered a third class carriage in a state of intoxication, and with a bulldog. Two gentlemen who were in ...

... ROBBERY FROM THE PERSON I AT NEWPORT. At the Newport borough police-court, to-day, ...

... John Roberts, jun., the billiard champion. has just returned to Melbourne, after a tour of all the neighbouring colonies, having performed remark- ably well from a financial point of view. Captain Fowler. the well-known British cham- pion shot, has challenged the German ch amPift shot, Albert Preuss, to a shooting match at day pigeons, to take place in Berlin on the 29tb inst. The Emperor ...

... Bandmaster Williams, of the 10th Hnss?, I wii'o is a nahve of Newport, and commenced his* musICal education at the C,lHleun Iu?n-?'Ll School, where he was an inm,ne for several yc;.r? has takea the de?Mt) of Bachelor of Mu?i?, having .succes. iuUy p.?seJ the recent examina- tions at Oxford University. Mr Williams was entered as member of New College, Oxford. The ;;ra!viug inte'lieen'o •-civ.- ...

... POOLE'S MYRIORÄMA AT CARDiFF. To-night will be given the first representation in Cardiff of Mr George Poole's magnificent new myrioratna, entitled Picturesque- Trips Abroad and to all parts of the Globe, which is de- scribed as a most charming and varied entertain- ment. Sevferil new features have been added, including scenes r2pre.elltin¡;; Stanley's last visit to Africa, and Niagara at all ...

... ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT AT CAFIDIFI. An Extraordinary Defence.  t?rdtft potico-OMjrt, to-day, Mr Lewis PeT'd?ary), Dr Paine, and Alderinai 1)?elg on the bench—Edward Morgan (42), waa C arged on a warrant with nb?u::? b'ods to the v alue of L, 10s Sd from Richard Benjamin, grocer, of Trinity-straet, by means of false that on the to October an order for groceries puvp.;rtii)g b,, signed by ...

... bc.fti0Uo AuOiDtN I TO A BOY; AT LLANELLY. i he Result of Hanging on the Back of a Waggon. i ?- A f-d accident occurred at Lhndiy this morn- ing. It appears that a waggon laden with 'vrv, ai?,, belonging to ] 'pper's Ghost Com- pany, was wending its way to the i';d]way station, and, a couple of lads Wore dangling behind it. In Cowell-street when ]lpar tIlt' p()t-omcf' thp ri(;ht leg of one of ...

... A FICTITIOUS TELEGRAM. A Leeds oi! merchant named William Blakey j i\\u; yesterday fined £ 5 and costs, or in default a month's imprisonment, for having unlawfully i a telegram to Hold-worth, Star and Garter, Call-lane, Leeds, which contained the words, Ten pounds Goodlak.—Butch. The telegram purported to have been sent from Scar- borough, whereas it had been written in Leeds, and given to ...

... I Cardiff Musica) Festival. -—-——— .————— IMPORTANT MEETiNG. A :se-ting in furtherance of the to -t, Int1;e,tl fea'jlval in Cardirr \-a.-i heiÜ in tho Jury Room. CounMilorS. A. Brain was called upon to preside over the gathering. which was, the mot that had ever been held in C.n'diif. Among others present wereDrP.n-rv. and W. B. C. Treamre, Fred. Atk!n- M. W. W;'Mtc, W. H..)'oh!,stone, I\-or ...

... WATER FOR PENTYRCH AND RADYR. At this morning's meeting of the CardifiWater- works Committee, a letter was read from Mr Harris (the clerk to the local Rural Sanitary Authority) asking the committee upon what terms they would undertake to supply water in bulk to Pentyrch and Radyr.—The Water Engi- neer (Mr J. B. Williams) stated that the only information supplied by Mr Harris was that there ...

... EXPLOSION OF A GAS CON- DENSER. A gas condenser exploded last night a t Cole rain e Gas Works, senoudy injuring two Mel.1 naircl j J ames Miller and John Stocknuu. ...