... Frederick Lloyd (24), dirty, untidy, and unkempt, appeared at the Cardiff Police Court this morning (before Messrs R. E. Spencer and E. Thomas) in answer to a charge of assaulting one Lillie Howell at Clifton-street on Saturday night. Prosecutrix said she was a manied woman living at 101, Clifton-street. On Satur day night, shortly after 11, she was standing on her doorstep, when prisoner came ...

... I NEGLIGENT BOATMEN. I DDniel Dew, a. canal boatman, was summoned at the Llandaff Police Conrt to-day for not having a man in charge of the boat horse whilst the boat was in motion, and also for not having two men in charge of the boat as required by the cttaal bye-laws. The second charge was withdrawn, but defendant was fined 2a 6d and costs for the fimg offence. Another boatman named Francis ...

... Newmarket-Training Notes. Newmarket, Thursday.—On the llacecourse side, Beatty's Nightjar and Houffoumont zq two iiiijes Blackwinfj and Vira Koinq a mile Steinort. Glasgow. Tcmpiecombe, Crested Grebe, and liicli- mond Park went six furlongs. Cannon's Lipsalve galloped a mi1c and three-quarters; Dodflington, Switch, and Mondella came a piile. F. Day's Waiufcu and Oreo went a mile and a half; ...

... I A List of the Prose Adjudicators. I The Executive Committee of tho National Eisteddfod of lSGO, to be held at Liverpool.has just Eisteddfod of 1900, to be held at Liverpool.has just -ompletcl its lut of adjudicators of the subjects for competition in the prose department. The following are the litterati appointed :—Principal T. F. Roberts, M.A., of Aberystwyth University College Professor ...

... TEACHERS IN COUNCIL. Birmingham Gathering. The opening session of the antlllkl conference Of the Federation of Head Tear-be' Associations took place to-day. The new preidbt (Mr R. C. Lindsay, Liverpool) took the chair nnd delivered an address, criticising the educatHJoal policy of the Government. The annual re!J\)tt stated that eight new associations had joined t federation during the year, ...

... At a meeting of the Health Committee of the Cardiff Corporation this morning, Mr R. Hughes presiding, attention was drawn to the conditions of the inspection of meat at Cardiff markets be- fore sale. Councillor Lewis Morgan pointed out that an inspection of the beasts before they were slaughtered would be much more effective. Inspector Vaughan said he visited the market shortly before 9 ...

... At the Cardiff Police Court to-d!Ly'John Alssan (28) was charged before Dr. Taylor and Mr F. J. Beavan with violently assaulting and wounding Joseph Bull on the head with a stone on March 27th. Mr Morgan Rees defended. It appeared that complainant and his wife occupied apart- ents in defendant's house, aud that there had been some dispute about the rent, which had resulted in a struggle and ...

... I A Boy's Terrible Death. At Folkestone to-day a boy ot 14, only son oi Mr Brown, manager of the International Tea Company in Tontine-street, fell through a sky- light at the stores and was terribly injured. He died within an hour. ...

... Sub-Postmaster Remanded. At Croydon to-day John Hutchinson Wood, chemist and local sub-postmaster, was remanded ^aa-ged v.ith embezzlement in connection with j **ost Office Savings Bank deposits. ...

... WHEN LIPE IS YOUNO is the title of a new story by Silas K. Hocking, ^hich commences in the J. Times and South Wales Weekly News of S»t,uxdjvy ...

... SMOKE LAMBERT AND BUTLER'S FLAKzj) GOLD LEAP HONETDEW, in packet and tins, of all Tobacco, nists and dealers throughout the Kingdom. 307HSe EASTER EGG; from all parts of the world from Id, 2d, 4d up to 53. The largest selection iu Wales. Customers in the country wiU do well to select enriy before Easter. We are now booking orders for Good Friday buns, 14 for Is delicious creamy flavour and ...

... A MUNICIPAL MISFIT. Whether it WAS the fault of the person who look the H'ensurc-meuts., or that of the cutter, or thai cf >»:■ maker-up, the /set was nade plain to the nicruber6 of the Cardiff Parks Committee to., day that the uniform jacket of one of the park at- tendants was nothing but a misfit. Tho garment was donned by a man who was expected to wear it and look a credit to the ...