... GLAMORGAN ASSIZES. Sentences To-day. I At these Assizes to-day, held at Swansea, Henry Wagner, who was found guilty of attempting to blackmail Mrs Chisholm at Oar. diff, was bronght up and sentenced to three years' penal servitude. Mary Williams, for wounding a man named Wiltshire at Cardiff, was sentenced to 14 days' hard labour. ...

... CAMBR!ANM!NERS'AS80C!A?N The Dispute at Penygraig. t iho moatibfy tneet.ins' of the Cambrian M'n?' 1S80eiatlOn was held at the Butchers' Aftt 'OHt,ypndd, on Mond&y. The cbair was occupy dsMr D. Jones, Na.tionn! Coiiiery. aud the vie, Mr Tatieaia L:oyd, Oymlr. Me W, M.P., aud Mt- Wm. EM.ns (ageats;. t' Lewis Mile.s were also preheat:. HE DISPUTE AT Pu.,NYGIZAIG, thf? question co:)stdered was ...

... WHAT IS TO BE THE OUTCOME OF IT ALL MR CHAMBERLAIN, in the days of his past, when referring to Mr GLADSTONE, main- tained, with a due sense of the value of perspective and proportion, that in some respect great men resembled great moun- tains, because the magnitude and importance of both seem lessened by nearness of view. There is a great truth, and a grand moral enshrined here, which we are ...

... FATHER AND SON DROWNED. Henry James (17) was bathing at Giltar Point, near Tenby, on Saturday evening, when be suddenly showed signs of distress. His father, John James (40), who was on shore, immediately threw off part of his olothing and plunged into the water. He reached his son, who clutched him, and both went under and were drowned. A soldier went to the rescue, bub was unable to save ...

... KEMPTON PARK FIRST SUMMER MEETING. KEMPTON PARK. SAICUIDAY. 2.0-The JUNE PLATE of weight for age, etc. One mile. Mr Bleackley's Castlemav, 4v ^st AJlsopp 1 Sir J. Tbursby's Cl;viger,3y 8st 71b -Calder 2 Mr* Sadleir-Jackson's Hours of Idleness* 3y ,^oon 3 Mr W. G. Stevens's Still True, 3y 7st 131b T. 0 Winner trained privately. rj. Betting—7 to 4 on Cliviger, I'.O to 30 affst ours of Idleness ...

... Alderman David Joues, Councillor E. Thomas, and Mr R. Beujamin, sitting at the Cardiff Police Court on Monday, dealu with several cases of assaults on the police on Saturday. The worst case was the assault on P.C. Thomas Aplin and P.C. Dyment. Prisoner, James Jones (22), who had been several times convicted of various offences, was behaving in an indecent manner in Rawden-place, off Cowbridge ...

... DETERMINED SUICIDE IN THE RHONDDA. On Sunday morning a married man named Wm. James. about 45 years of age, who lived at 3, Lianfoist-street, Ton, Pentre, committed a most determined suicide on the railway between Pentre and Treorky. It appears that he was addicted to drink, and owing to some matrimonial troubles had parted from his wife some time ago. On Sunday morning, however, he walked up ...

... ALLr-.}i.'i HOTEL ROBBERY. Oharg,e an Ilfracombe Barmaid. [S) JBQBAM TO ECHO.] Clara, td, a lady help and assistant. barmaid c t Vioboria Hobe], was brqpgbt before laagistralle8 to-day charged with stealing a specie, a cheque for jE3 7s 6d, threg -45 a pair of sleeve links and studs, I-O.ti-'f, t the property of MrSuffield, the Prop4:i; • was proved that tbe accused was in wilt cf iv jy ...

... IRON AND STEEL WORKERS' WAGES. At a joint meeting of members of the South Wales and Monmouthshire Iron and Steel Makers' Association and representatives of the men held at the Park Hotel, Cardiff, this morning it was announced that the audit disclosed the non-neoessity of bilking alteration in the wage rata ...

... I To-day's Starting Prices, NEWMARKET. PRICHS. ftA.CE. RUNNRS. WINNER..Spor^afCsp'rtirwLife Trial 10 Chekoa 10 to lag 10to lag Bottisham 7 to 8 on 13 to 8 on Selling. 10 Harangue 5tolag 5to 1 ag 2 Velasquez J1 to 2 on 11 to 2 on ...

... I Newmarket Training Notes. I [BY OUR NEWMARKET CORRESPONDENT.] NEWMARKET, Tuesday,-On the Racecourse side, Marsh's Safety Pin and Persimmon galloped a mile and a quarter Lady Sophie and Perfect Dream went six furlongs. Cannon's Opera Glass and Olivewood covered a mile and a half; Stowmarket, Leonatus, and Vexullnlll went -a mile and a quarter. P. Webb's Pimpa and Palmerston galloped a mile ...

... TO THE EDITOR. grit,-With referenco to certain paragraphs deahng with the history of the old and honoured church of Betbania, Mountam Ash, which have recently appeared in- your widely-read journal, the following succinct statement will show to whom the church of Bethania, Mountain Ash, is most indebted for its Ruccess :-On the disappearance of the Rev. Mr Jones, Llangollen the church consisted ...