... Glamorgan Assizes. The Winter Assize for the county of Glamor- gan was resumed at Cardiff to-day before Mr Justice Channell and Mr Justice Darling. NISI PRIUS COURT. I (Before Mr Justice Darling.) I CLAIM ON A PROMISSORY NOTE. I The case in which the London and Provincial Bank, through their Pontypridd branch. sued Mr Enoch Thomag, Ciifynydd, for a sum of upon a promissory note, was resumed. ...

... To be Sued by Her Husband: An Earl as Co-respondent. An ugly scandal i3 being discussed about town, the first steps having been taken in a divorce case which will become notorious. The co-respondent is a voung,bachelor earl,and the re- spondeat is a noted beauty, the daughter of a wealthy and honoured marquis. The pair, suspected by the h asband, were watchd by private detectives, who followed ...

... Theatre Royal, Cardiff. Shouts of laughter^ punctuated the amusing complications of The J.P. at the Theatre Royal, Cardiff, on Monday niizht. Mr John A. Warden in Mr Lionel Uignold's part of the Rmorous magistrate away from home keeps the fun going in rare style. The company generally enters with keen zest into the spirit of the farce. Miss Hettie Chappell is debonnair and handsome 1 as the ...

... A HEADMASTER'S DISMISSAL. On Monday evening a large public meeting was held at the Reg-ent Hall, JBarrv Dock, to consider the action of the governors of the Intermediate School in dismissing the late headmaster (Mr H. R. Norris, M.A.), and other members of the teaching staff. Councillor W. Patterson was voted to the chair. Mr H. R. Norris dealt at length with imputations made against him. He ...

... The Man About Town. Dr. Andrew Wilson, in his chatty article on Science and Health this week, calls attention to the danger of contracting disease from the Communion cup. Gradu- ally as the truth about infectious diseases becomes known many customs which have become as familiar as breathing or walking begin to assume difficalties and dangers never before suspected. The danger in the communion ...

... I An Unlucky Biow. Las*. cjliu a quarrel occurred between two of the navvies employed by the Corporation of New- port Corporation at the Wentwood Water Works, Wentwood The quarrel took place at the work. and not at the men's huts. One of the two, who is said to have been not the man in the wrong, struck the other a staggering blow, and he fell backwards across a. fence or rail, dilocating or ...

... LOSS OF A STEAMER. I Twenty-three Lives Lost. I The following is a list of the officers of the steamer Almida, belodgitig to W. S. Miller and Co., Glasgow, which was posted on Thursday morning a.s Iost, being more than two months overdue from the Tyne to New York, with a cargo of sugar loaded at Hamburg Alexander McGregor, Glasgow, captain. George Mellis, Glasgow, chief officer. Thomas Smith ...

... We have the best authority for stating, says the Sportsman, that Mr A. E. Stoddart, the famooa Middlesex cricketer, intends retiring from first class cricket this season. A severe strain kept him out of the field for some time last year, and it is his intention in the future to devote himself to second-class cricket and golf. As Mr A.J.Webbe has already resigned the captaincy of Middlesex, ...

... TO-DAY'S WEATHER.4.30P.M TO-DAY'S KOKECA8T f 01! S.W.. AS, SOUTH WALES. Tssued at 8 o'clock la?t Biffh*. Southerly and south-westerly winds, moderate; fair generally juilder. General.—Milder weftther is probable, with rain in the extreme iiorth. ...

... HOTEL DISASTER. I Bodies and Bones Found. I New York, Saturday.—Four more bodies and a number of bones have been found under the debris of the Hotel Windsor --Reuter. ...

... SHE WAS VERY DHRUNK. Candid Admission at the Police Court. Jane ±afl appeared at the Cardiff J/olice uourt this morning (before Mr F. J. Beavan and Mr T. H. Riches) in answer to a charge of disorderly conduct at Castle-road last night. Jane. who ha,d passed through the vicissitudes of 4C years, had also passed through the Police Court charge book on sevrn previous occasions. She did not wait ...

... ELLIS DAVIES have their buying agent in Shan- ghai and Hankow all the season. Try tnese selected Teas.—Queen-street, Cardiff KKBNICK'S VEGETABLE PILLS are absolutely tree from mercury. They act on the liver and stomach. Bold by all chemists or at 85, Bridge-street Cardiff. 136e Dr BBIDGWATER M.D., U.S.A la, Custom House-street, Cardiff Boura-ll.4 and 7-9 ...