... '1'HREE REPORTS ON THE c. JAMESON RAID. tL EL BORROWING POWERS OF d PUBLIO BODIES.d SHORTENIN(UTHE DISTANCE r TO ABERYSTWITH. . _ ?? 10DWalTZvrCIAS1-1ST'RsT, FASn r SSi, t] FAIDAT NIGHT. b Although the chief Jubilce functions to-day I iere at Windsor, several interestiug cere- a mqnies were carried out in the Metropolis. b At the -Marnsion House ?? Mayor(who, 0 by the way, was personally ...

... ST. DAVID'S COLLEGE, . LAMPETER. DEC(REE DAY PROCEEDINGS. i o SPEECH BY THE BISHOP OF ST. 1 DAVID'S. TEE WELSH JUBILEE BISHOP. t a Degree day at Lanmpeter College has always v provided pleasurable renoembrances, and Fri- r day's fuun:tion did not lack in this respect. ) Indeed, it was more interesting than ever, c cowing to the exceptional cirouinstances which have attended the fortunes of the ...

... I An exoiting scene was witnessed in Limerick last night, when the Town Hall was forcibly broken into by m, number of men. At the Cor- poration meeting on Thursday the Council unanimously refused to allow the '98 Centenary Committee the use of a room in the Town Hall. Under the pretence of holding a National League meeting last night the premises were entered. The Mayor refused to allow THE ...

... 'ATTEMPT TO FIRE A CHURCH. Vindictive Burglars. 1 A THAME correspondent telegra.phs :-Eloflf ou Suuday morning the parish church of Sa. Mary, Long Crendon, Bucks, was broken intt and an attempt made to set the building on fira The vestry was entered and three boxes rail* sacked, the contents being strewn about. Forttt* nately the Communion plate was not kept at th ...

... SATURDAY NIGHT INC'IDET;T AT I NEWPORT. Shortly before midnight on Saturday n, labourer named Collier, residing at 31, Ca,stle-3traet, New. port, -.vent upstairs with a lighted ca,udlp, which he placed near or on two pillows at the head of the bed. He went to sleep, and his wife, who followed some short time afterwards, was horrified to find the bedroom full of smoke and nre. She ran out into ...

... Whilst Assisting an Invalid Wife. I Late last evening a fatal accideut occurred at 27. Victoxia-avenue, Jlaindee, Newport, to Mr Charles Davies, the tenant of the house. Mr Davies had an invalid wife, and about 10.30 p.ra. was assisting her upstairs, as he had often done before, when his boot slipped on the topmost stair, and he fell backwards down the staircase. His wife's cries brought the ...

... Partnership Dissolve. Thomas James, Samuel Griffiths «euior, nnrl Sumuel Cirfffirlr* junior. trading as Onfti'lH and ,ir.u.- ...

... Mora Powerful than the Emir. Ratiter's Agency is informed that according to '^he latest intelligence received from Logos the Nig6r Company's operations had brought about nc change in the attitude of the Harms. Early in January news reached British advance posts that the Horin Army, under the command of the Adamu war chief, had moved to their old camp of Ofla, snine six or light miles from the ...

... I QUEEN'S D'AMOND JUBtLEE. Prince of Waies's Fund. Sir Wm. Harconrfc has promised an annntil subscription of £ 5 to the Prince of Wales's H'jepital Fund for London. Among the dona- tions to the fuud received on Tuesday was a stun I f £ 500 the proprietors of the Dailv Newt. j MiiiRTHYR AND THE CELEBRATION. Oil Tu^-d>»y night, nt a wievtmsr at the Assembly Rooms of th« Bush Hotel, Merthyr, it ...

... A Cast of the Net. FUEASANT FLIES INTO A RAILWAY CARRIAGE. Whiio the 9.25 train from King's-cross was approaching Hatfield Station yesterday morning, a pheasant flew into one of the first-class com- partmeuts, causing no little alarm to the occupauts-two gentlemen and a lady. A second bird, presumably a hawk. in hot pursuit, was seen to hit against one of the side windows with can. siderable ...

... I A REPRIEVE. The Press Association's Liverpool correspondent telegraphsMiss Catherine Kempshall, who was sentenced to death at the recent Liverpool Assizes for the murder of Mr Holland, has been reprieved by the Home Secretary. The letter addressed to Mr Quilliam, prisoner's solicitor, was as follows Home Office, Whitehall, March 31st, 1897.-Sir, With reference to your application on behalf ...

... THE DEATH OF A RICH YOUNG LADY, The will of Misi Murphy, the young lady whe died worth £ 60,000, at High Ongar, leaving practically everything she had to the Rev. Fathel Smullei), a K m:an Cataolio priest, I, it is stated, to be contested by the relatives. The young lady was the daughter of a wealthy San Francisoo man. One of her sisters is the wife of Sir C. M. Wolseley, Bart., of Wolseley, ...