... The magistrates at the Newport Borough Police-court to-day were told that Win. Carnell, ft lad of just over 13 years of age, was fond of paying visits to neighbouring districts. Several times he has left home and gone to Red wick, near Magor. Three times he has gone to Bristol, and once he visited Cardiff. The chief objections to the visits were that lie did not give his parents notice of his ...

... The trial ot a husband for beating ilit3 wife at Grey's Summit. Philadelphia, revealed the fact tbafc b bd 1,,n,,clced h,r d(,wn -ith -i 1,,lf ,f her ...

... Official Scratching. I LSUPVI.DI» BYMKSSRS WEATHKRny.! Meluon welter, Newcastle—Mr TooJe. i st. Oswald Wtdter, Newcastle—Soar. en?;,?nems-Kendf).le, Saxon P.uice Loyal Borough aa,imp Windsor—Mintlaw Hjyul PJate, Windsor—Enjoyment ;.1;;l:\lt1:t, It,h:c; appeared- -—, ??eugat, ???.e, R?t V.ctcria.. ?°P-?'' C. A, Ra.lli-s seA?d nomination, j?-nt?tshh ? D?m.mon Stakes, .?ndown-Enjovment All L4a ...

... CLOVELLY COACH CAPStZED. Four Passengers tnjured. A sertous accident happened on Monday after- noon to the Clovelly coach from Btdeford. The coach left the station at four o'clock, drawn by four horses, and there were 11 passengers on the top. In turning a corner it was upset, and all the passengers were thrown into the road. Four persona were rather seriously hurt, two of them ladies. One of ...

... LOCAL AMUSEMENTS. I The Empire (Cardiff). S'.) p.ood is the fare provided that despite the gL-e.).t heM, the Queen-street P.t!a,oe of Varieties was at both on Monday evening. &nd patrons found that the judicious ventda.tion arrangeinent,3 designed by the management had converted the ha.U into a cool retreat. Under these circumstances, it) wiU be passing strauge if large audiences do not rule. ...

... BATHING FATALITY IN MORECAMBE BAY. M!sses Harriet) Agnes Wright, 18, and M&b* Wright, 14, daugliters of Mr George Wh(!ht, Heyshow, L&nc&ster, were drowned on MontM while bathing in Moreo&mbe Bay on the sanct Mijoifung their father's eatate. Their motM WM sttbmg on the rocks at tho time. Both bodM were recovered. ...

... Great Britain and France STRAINED RELATIONS BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENTS. England's Claim te the Nile Valley. SIR EDWARD GREY'S STATEMENT PRO- NOUNCED TO BE SWAGGER, Hostile French Press Opinion. PARIS, Saturday.—Most of the newspapers in commenting on Sir Edward Grey's statements regarding the French expeditions in Africa, and especially regarding the Nile Valley, agree thab M. Hanotaux cannot ...

... THE GALE. I Vessels Sheltering at Lundy. I Information was received in Cardiff on Friday I to the effect that the Progress, whioh left Porth- cawl on Sunday last, had been obliged to take shelter at Lundy. The captain further states tbat there are, in addition to his own, 33 vessels in a like position at Lundy owing to th, 6. gale now prevalent. It is also stated that Mount's Bay is full of ...

... PRESENT TO NEWPORT INFIRMARY. The High Sheriff of Monmouthsliire (Mr Layoouriie), on his retirement from the position oe Friday, sent E200 to the govprnors of Newport Infirmary, to be held in trust and to be applier towards any future extension of the buildings. ...

... ALLEGED FORGED BAbiK NOTES JM.060 in a Fortnight. Ft'anois C&rr. Roberta Humphreys, aud Lou-s Pfeiffer ware agaii-i at Bow-street: to-d&y charged with forfing and uttering notes on Messrs Conc6s, baukors. It was stated Beautnont; made a C'lrt'nenaal jonrn&y and eiretilated notes for ;65,000 111 ,t fortniglit. ...

... Doctor Pellerea-.i. who waa surgeon on boa-rd the French paelcet-boat Pei-Ho, is now in prison a Sairt Denis, Reunion, charged w.thtwo serions crimé., one of which be said to ha.ve adn-itted. On leaving MaMei!Ies tho accused was hard preyed for money, an:t ha tesolved to rob the ship's puraer, a M. Rtvierp. fh.j latter became ili with dysentery dunug the voyage horn Tamatave to Reunion, and ...

... SUDDEN DEAl H IN A CATHOLIC CHURCH. A painful incident occurred on Sunday morning in tho Catholic Church of B. Mary, Moorfields, London, when Mass was proceeamg. named Henry Maisrield, a member of the choir, had just entered the organ gallery to take part in the musical portion of the service when he was seized with sudden illness, and expired before medical aid could be summoned. Heart ...