... CHARGE Or A Qow-gfseefc cm Sati't.)-r CithtHr^ Ljaise T Frasei-. Lovar.. »hur> Jlrj Kc t :;schiici i^weo, wa# committed tr».vl chaiged with I .teaming a dress valas J&. Ai. previous hear- j ing si; was stated the prisoner bad obtained i j bo pared* oi pound'- by falsely representing th;r she ivrvi a. niece to Lord Lo-at, aud married to member ot the Rotbsc/r.ld family. Mr William- aon now ...

... NEW JUDGE. Her Majesty has been pleased to approve of the name of Mr Thomas Townsend Bueknill, Q.C-, to be a Judge of the High Coart in the room Sir Henry Hawkins, resigned. Mr Thomas Townsend Uucknill. Q.C., has aat as M.P. for the Epsom Division ci Surrey sinct- 1892. He was born ia 1845, is second son oi Sir J. C. Bueknill, F.R.S., and married daughter of thelae Mr H. 15. T'ord. He educated ...

... A despatch from Cairo states that the inva- lided members of Major Marchand's expedition have halted at Luxor to take a rest. They will reach Cairo by boat on January 3rd. Mr Gibbs, general manager of the North- Eastern Railway Company, has just distributed X200 in prizes to the masters and staffs of sixty wayside stations on the system for the best-kept stations. ...

... Particulars of the First Voyage. The Gaspesia, which left Milford on the 8th December, after experiencing a somewhat rough passage out arrived at her destination on the 18th ult., and left again on the 21st ult. Proceeding to Charlottetown, where she took in some cargo. she departea on the 25th nit.. bound for Milford via. Liverpool. Although it was originally intended that she should sail ...

... SIR J. LLEWELYN AND SWANSEA FOOTBALLERS, On Sunday afternoon at St. Matthew's Church, Swansea, Sir John Llewelyn delivered an address to the Young Men s Guild on Religion its relation to daily life. He spoke in favour o £ strict Sunday observance. It was a ...

... Cardiff Quarter Sessions. A LIGHT CALENDAR. THE EPIPHANY QUARTER SESSIONS FOR THE COUNTY BOROUGH OF CARDIFF OPENED AT THE TOWN HALL, CARDIFF, ON THURSDAY, BEFORE THE RECORDER (MR B. Francis Williams, Q.C.). THE GRAND JURY. The GRAND jury was composed of the following The MAYOR of CARDIFF (ALDERMAN Morel). MessrR Alex. B. BASSETT, John E. Baker, Howard Davenport, James GIBSON, Joseph Gibbs, ...

... BRAVE ACT OF A YOUNG LADY AT ST. CLEAR'S. Au ACCIDENT OCCURRED at St. Clear's on Tues- day. The monthly fair WAS being held, and, usuaJ, A LARGE number OF people and vehicles were present in the thoroughfares. DURING the after- noon a, CARRIAGE, driven by Mr Dalton, butcher, Red ROSES, was coming quickly down the road from The Pett-tre, and when near the a. little boy, 2 years old, rtW) into ...

... Prosecution in the Rhondda. On Monday at the Ystrad Police Court (before Messrs Ignatius Williams, W. Morgan, and Rhys Griffiths) David Davies, about 25 years old, was charged with an offence under the Criminal Amendment Act on the 13th ult., the prosecutor being William Williams, greengrocer, father of a girl nam jd Sarah Jane Williams, 98, Ynyscynou-road, Trealaw, who said in her evi- dence ...

... A BUTCHERED CHILD. Mary Jane, the five-year-old daughter of a crane driver named Voller, living at Barking, in Essex, was murdered under mysterious cir- cumstances on Saturday night. She was sent by her mother, about 5 o'clock, for a pennyworth of linseed oil. The distance between the house and shop is only some 80 yards, but she was inter- cepted on the way. Two hours later her father found ...

... NEWPORT GUARDIANS. The weekly meeting of the Newport Borurd of Guardians was held at the Town Hali on Sa.tur- day. The chairman, Colonel Lyne, presided. It, wai reported tha. the a;:anal Christmas dmners and entertainments at tha Workhouse and Caerieou Schools had passed off successfully. The clerk reported that on Saturday, the 24th ult., be received a telegram from the Local Government Board ...

... EISTEDDFOD AT MAESTEG. An Eisteddfod Goronog was hold at the Maesteg Town Hall on Monday. Captain -T Morris. J.P., was to preside. bnt he pert: a chne and an apology for his unavoidable absence The adjudicators were Singing, Mr Dan Davies. A.C.. Merthyr. and Mr J--hn Price, Rbvmney literature, oratory, ore., MT Rhye D Morgan Ap Lieurwg) ajobtxlsnce work, Dr Thomae, Blaeu- rw. The conductor cf ...

... On Saturday night a torchlight procession passed through the principal streets of Dublin to celebrate the termination of the centenary of the rebellion in 1798. The Lord Mayor has received from the Lord Provost of Edinburgh a cheque foril38 4 lOd as a contribution from donors in that city towaefci the Bsrric&ne Fund. ...