... LANDLADY v. LODGER. Elizabeth Lucas, of 12, Evelyn-street, Cardiff, is suffering from a lacerated wound on the temple, the outcome of a dispute with Bridget lyan, a lodger. Whilst Ryan's husband was at sea, she lived with Mrs Lucas, but certain rumours which reached the ears of the landlady induced her to give notice to quit. Ryan, on this, lost her [temper, and when requested to leave the ...

... Newmarket Training Notes. tFItOU OUlt NFAVMARKHT COiUUMrONIllCNT ] NEWMARKET, Friday.—On the Bury side, Sher. wood's, jun.. Starlight and Kapuithal'. gallnpsd ;i mile Blackwell's Achanalt and Glare going a mile. G. Dawson's Galston with Raebnrn went a mile; Mrs Butierwick and Sanderling going six furlongs. J. Dawson's, jnn., Castlewoo Phocion, Zamiel, and Gabrielle went a little over a mile ...

... HORRIBLE MURDER IN TtfE BHdftb'DA!- I A Baby Decapitated. THE BODY FOUND IN A PANTRY. I Ghastly Spectacle. CONFESSION BY THE MOTHER. I The Woman Arrested. During the afternoon of Friday the little hamlet of Tynewydd, a couple of miles beyond Treherbert, at the extreme end of the Rhondda Valley, was the scene of a tragedy of an unusually horrible character. lb is difficult to get at the actual ...

... BILLIARDS. ROBERTS v. DAWSON. I A moderate company witnessed the play in the 24-,000match (Dawson with 9,000 start) at Ginnett s Circus, Newcastle, yesterday afternoon. Roberts was in capital form, and considerably reduced his opponent's lead. Dawson only raided his un- finished break of 10 to 29, his chief runs being 52. 84, 56, 78, 24 twice, and 280 unfinished. Roberts started with 292, ...

... THE BULLET-STOPPING COAT. poor valour moan a writer in the Sybarite. Tile beginning of thine end is near at hand. No more coward hearts descend to shaking boots at the summoning blasts of wiir for already th^ poltroon and the pot- valiant have that within their reach which will enable them to swagger it w:th the best. Tlw victor's bays must soon be burnt the hero's medals melted down. The ...

... MERCHANTS CHARGED WtTH FRAUD, At Bow-street on Wednesday, Adolph B9rnh!\rd and Montitgu BernhMd: fnr merchants, of South- street, Finsbury, agfmi appeared charged on an extradition warra.nti with iarceny and em- bezzlement within the jurisdiction of the United States. It was al!pg'ed tha.t they obtained a tara.-e quantity of akin.s and furs valued at ;E3.000 fioul the nrm of Isaac Levy and Co. ...

... The magistrates at the Newport Borough Police-court, to-day, sentenced Johanna Brown Lo two mouths' imprisonment, without the option of a fine, for kneping 8, Arlington-street, Ciindau, as a brothel and Wm. Brown, her husband, was fined 40s for allowing the house to be used fcr such a ptirpose. ...

... 8TEAUNG PARTfUDGE EGGS, I At SaHmn Wn,!den County St'>foJic,n on Tues- (?a.y J:'n'' Lii.w, thf wiff of a of Arkeq- di-t!, wri ei),-trgpd w)t)i)'&ny9t P5 in her p(j;i?e'is:ou. which 't.'d been l1nl:>,wfnliy oo!,rlÍneí. Sill) W1S i¡Hc>d 2; 6tl for eacb and costa knil)uritinp to 14-i, th« total amonntinq- to £12 9. or tilt'! e mOfJth:s' hard labonr. ...

... A HYMN, I the other day, the of Wells, referring to the interferences of hymn-book editors with tho verses of Newman (in KindlylLight especially), of Charles Kingsley, and of Keb'e, quoted the words of Lord Chesterfield writt- n cii liritring A village choir sing a metrical version of the Psalma :— Stemhold and Hopkins had no qualms Translating of King David's Psalms To ma ice the heart full ...

... Arrest on Board an Atlantic Liner. I ■A- Queenstown correspondent telegraphs  Detective Sergt. O'Neill, of the QaeensooWD police, proceeded aboard the White Star Liner Majestic on her arrival from Liverpool en route to New York, and arrested a saloon passenger na.med Archibald McCrea, of Glasgew, who is charged with embezzleing a considerable sum of money from his employers in that city. ...

... ADT:CK TO MoTHKEa.—Are you broken in your ret by sick child suSeringwtththepfun of etitting teeth? t,o,at once to a, chemist and pet 1% botb'e of MRS WiNSLOW'a SOOTHING SYRUP. R wiJI relieve the poor UttJo snfferer immediately. Ic is plea.- sant to take; it prodace.a na,turaj, quiet sleep, by relieving the child from piun, ajid the little cherub awakes aa bnght as a button. Of all ChemMta, ...

... RKHEAUSAL AT LLANTWIT VARDBE. On Sunday afternoon rehearsal of the several choirs composing the festival chorus of the Baptists in the district was held at Salom Chapel. There was a large attendance of lingers. The programme consisted of selections from Llawlyfr Moliant, together with several original tunes composed by Mr Alfred Thomas, M.P., Mr Rhedynog Price, and others. The anthems art, 11 ...