... A ONE-SIDED HIHING AGREE-i MENT AT CARDIFF. TO THE EDITOR OF THK sonTH WALES KCHJ. SIR,In your report of the county-court pro- ceedings, headed as above, and strong remarks by Judge Owen, we venture to assert that the remarks of his Honour were most uncalled for, and cannot be borne out by facts. We say, and say most fearlessly, that the judge placed a con- struction upon the wording of ...

... An application was me to Justices Hawkins and Cave to-day on bth(f of Mr Alfred Arnold, the unsuccessful Conserktive candidate at Hali- fax election in February last, for permission to withdraw the petition artinst the return of Mr William Rawson Shiv. Justice Hawkins characterised the petitiu as frivolous and vexatious, and refused application with costs. ...

... MEETING OF COLLIERY HAULIERS IN THE RHONDDA. Resolution to Join the Federation. LRPKCIAL TELEGRAM TO THE ECHO.] This afternoon a mass meeting of underground hauliers employed in the collieries in the Rhondda. the Og'more,and the Garw Valleys was held on the hill side at Treorky, under the presidency of one of the men. The Press was not admitted. It was resolved, after a lengthly deliberation, ...

... I ANOTHER SERIOUS JfFRA Y AT I THE DOOKS, I An Arab Seaman Beats Beilerman. I This afternoon another serious fracaR occurred in Dudley-piace, near the dock?, Srditf, the row this time being between an Ara, seman and a boilermaker. It appears that the ty0 men met in Dudley-place, and the allegation oltiae part of the injured man is that the foreigner attacked him without justifiable grounds, ...

... Theatre Royal (Cardiff. The r(?turu visit of M'rD'OyiyU?yt?sCptan Company m the production of t? or!WnRi fmfi conuc operas, ?a? M o't ?7? :Mni y?c   and comic operas, Haddon Hall and The V, Bray, was n&turaJiy a,w?hed with interest t?? patious of this theatre, Both pieces met f^.1 I g'?od reception when produced in l'( some months ago, and, despite the aud opprs;e atmosphere of Morf? evening ...

... fhe Loss of the Victoria. COURT -rv1AHTiAL RESUMED. M.u.TA,Monday. H.M., b;1'.i;¡el.¡p V :C:f'lU Wi\ :t\ed Un mornlll:{. E-:ar-Ad!T,iral ¡'.hrkham, of ¡:he C;trr;perdowlJ, The him. !d: The C(Hut hnving at certain captains aswitne'-es;a.nd a9a.U theca.pt. funs pre::nt on the of t'ue ioss of te Yrctori:1o wil] '-mu];tr]yLec.d!ed to give have thoughc it r;g'ht; to exercise the power conferred ...

... ->- THE WELSH LAND COMMt88)OM. As soon as possible after th prorogation of EHi¡ur;eIlt, which wi1l prob:.bJy bke phce erJy in of the will be In the county of they w'.H be held as foHows :—CoiWcn, one day B:t!a, two one BHrmonth, one and in Carnarvonshire Portmadoc, two dnys Pw!iheli, two CMnM'von, two Conway, one and Ij'a.nrwst, one. In Allg1e!ea the only town Visited will be Llaneflll, and ...

... SUSPENSION OF THE GENERAL CREDiT COMPANY. The susjjension is announced of the General Credit London. The cotr panv, winch was registered in 1856, has a capital of £ 100.000 in £10 sha.res, of which L5 per share has been called up The dividends in recent years have ranged from 5 to 3 cent. A sta;ement has been sent to the shareholders convening a meeting for August 3rd, at f. voluntary ...

... I CARDIFF POST-OFFICE. I The Proposed New Buildings. At a meeting of the Town-ball committee this i morning, a letter was read from the post-office authorities stating that it is not likely the new 1 post-office buildings 1. be commenced till nexo ...

... NEWPORT -ABERARNCOAL CO. I AnnusLi Meeting of Shareho!ders. Thp 21st general meeting of the shareholders in the above company was held at the omces, St. Mary Axe, London, E.G., on Wednesday after- noon.—The (Mr Wi)!iam Lishman) moved the adoption of the report and batance- sheet. He said that he had to regret that the result: of the year's working should only show a pront! suniciant to meet ...

... I CORRUPTING A CHILD AT NEWPORT. At Newport Town-hall, to-day, Thos. Hawker, 60 yettrs of age, market porter, Was charged on remand with indecently assaulting Sclina Whit- burn, a child 12 years of age, on Wednesday week and other dates. Mr Lyndon Moore soli- citor, prosecuted, on behalf of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children; and Mr F. Lewis defended.—The prisoner had rooms, ...

... OISPUTE BETWEEN LANDLORD AND TENANT. ExcitiOg Soenes at Newport. According ? ??ments made at Newport Aoooromg tb??ng a Portion of the Maindee t tb' end of the ILTBOide BOrough has recently been in end of the Us ¡Iote If eXcitemf>L which a, times a continuous S riot. Stones, glass bottles, bordered on '.siles have been flying around, olice have been required and 0 er. øolice have been reUlfe ...