... Before his Honour Judge Owon, at the Cardifl County-court, this morning, an interpleader action was heard, in which the parties were George Davies and Co., financiers, of Clare-road (for whom Mr George David appeared), v. David Pugh, mechanical engineer, Cardiff, and Wm. O. Rowland, implement dealer, Cardiff (who were represented by Mr A. J. Jackson, B.L.). The sheriff was represented by Mr H. ...

... DRESDEN, Friday.—A serious accident occurred yesterday the Kirten ;tnr,e Qmrry, at the village ol Rathen, near here. While a number of men were at work a large mass of rock suddenly fell, killing three persona and injuring anotber.- Renter. ...

... Hunting Appointments, ULAMOtt ANsHXRr. HOUNDS. Friday, Dec. 1, at Coedriglan, at 10.45 a.m Monday, Dec. 4, at LlauU'isant Station, at 10.45 a.m. Friday, Dec. 8. at St. Nicholas, at 10.45 a.m. LLANHARAN HOUNDS. Friday, Dec J, at Cross Vane, at 10.30 am. CARMARTHENSHIRE FOXHOUNDS. Friday, Dec. 1, at White Mill, at lO.iOa.m Tuesday, Dec. 5. at Llanuuwror, at 10.30 a.m. Friday, Dee. 8, at Plas ...

... SAD DROWNING CASE. i Three Children's Lives Lost. A telegram received this morning from Hanlej) reports a shocking drowning accident at Team, near Stoke-on-Tr. nt. Four young children of shupherd, named Winting, though warned against) doing so, ventured on a pond thinly covered with ice, and fell through into five feet of water. Their mother saw them, and rushing into the water to j their ...

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... Mr Hermon Hodge, the Conservative candi- date for Accrintfton Division, issued his address to-day. In it he states that the electors now for the first time have an opportunity of expressing their opinion on the HoW, Rule Bill, which, he holds, is an English, not an Irish question. ...

... All is grist that comes to the mill, says the old saying, and this political hubbub I regard as so much excellent material for the sustenance of an old scheme of mine for which I have asked public support. I am not going to discuss Lord Bute and the Drill Hall, nor Sir Ashmead-Bartlett, nor Mr Gladstone. Suffice it to point out that the difficulty in the whole matter is this that an important ...

... I HOUSE OF COMM:ONS.- WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at quarter-past 12 o'clock. The House again went into committee on the Parish Councils Bill, and resumed the consideration of the 13th clause, which relates to public property and charities. On this Mr Tomlinson had an amendment under discussion, proposing to enact that where a charity was not ecclesiastical, and the churchwardens ...

... TODAYS workoaST FOR ENGLAND, S.W., AND SOUTU WALES. Southerly and sonth-easerly winds, strong; &ale in places squally rainy unsettled. GENKRAL.—The barometer con- tinues to rise, but is very unsteady in west of Ireland. The general appearance in the west' is be- coming unfavourable. Warning signals has again been hoisted on our extreme N. and N.W. coasts. ...

... TO THE FFILUTOR OF THE SOUTH WALES KCHO. SIR,—I seise the earliest opportunity I have had since reading them of commenting upon soma remarks of yours prompted by the recent outrage perpetrated in the French Chamber of Deputies, reflecting on Anarchism. I believe no properly-constituted man exists who does not dete3t the bloody work of desperadoes, but there are many who have an equally strong ...

... BILLIARDS. JOHN ROBERTS v. H. COLES. A spot-barred game of 24,000 up, Coles receiving 10,000 start, which commenced at the I Egyptian-hall, London, on Monday, was resumed yesterday. Some interesting play took place. The chief breaks were 159, 71, 293, 192. 84, lIS. 204, 193. ]89 (unfinished), by Roberts; and 101, 71, 67, 82, 83, 57, 71, 78, 212. by Coles. Closing:- I Coles, 12.336; Roberts, 4,361. ...

... METHODIST A concert in aid of the Sunday school funds was given at the above place last evening by Mr George Bull and party. Amongst those whose generously pLcerl themselves at Mr Bull's dis- Eosal were Mrs C. CosaJi0k, Mi-!? Rees, Miss F. Daw, Miss D. J. Le-.v?. and M??rs Anhm Morgan, R.A.M., F. G. Dew, and T. J. Jones. Mr Bull accompanied. R. Praud made an able and genial chairman, und there ...