... 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 ...

... T&UE SUGAR BOUNTI MEMORIAL F ROM ST. KITTS. THREAT OF SECESSION4 (TBROUGU REUTER'S AGENT.) PORT OF SPAIN, March 16. The following is the text of tile memorial addressed to Mfr. Chamberlain by the inhabitants of St. Kitts, Leeward Islands: Sir,-Tbhe humble petition of the undersigned in- habitants of ihe Presidency of St. Christopher- Nevis, Colony of the Leeward blands, respectfully showeth: ...

... ICUNARD STEAMSHiP CUMPANY. THE MAn4 CONTRACT AN) ADMEjAS SUB9ZENIT, 4t TRIBUn TO MTE PAVYONIA'S 0FF AINT) T The annual meeng of the C unard St ship CO pany wa helr yesterday in the Lrw i & 'Roo¢m, Liverpool. Lord Ilverciyde, the chairman of the eoospa7 who premrided, moved the adrorjpionr of tk e d report, which recommended a dividend of 3j cent. per £rsnuzn. kiis Lordhlip Isaid per will notie ...

... HOWELL S SCHOOL, LLANDAFF. PROPOSED BUILDING EXTENSION. A special meeting of the governors of the Howell's Glamorgan County School was held at the school-house, Llandaff, on Tuesday, when there were present the Rev. Aaron Davies (in the chair), Mins Watson, Mr Waldron, Mr O. H. Jones, Mr 1. H. Jotham, Mr D. Morgan, Mr i-enlrin Hil I. Mr D. Smith Davies. Rev. Silas Charles, and the clerk, Mr C ...

... THE WASHINGTON GHOST. EX-SECRETARY SHERMAN'S SPIRIT. AN AMUSING EXPOSURE. Spiritualistic circles are mach exercised over an incident which occurred at Washington on Tuesday week, when the death of Mr John Sherman, ex-Secretary of State, was reported on apparently good authority, but it turned out erroneous. A leading Spiritualist in that city was holding a seance, during which the spooks of ...

... Much interest is shown in Pontypridd and the Rhondda Valleys as to the position of the guar- dians in the Union. In this Union the attitude which the guardians-adopted upon the question of granting relief during the prolonged deadlock has placed them in a much happier position than that of the Merthyr Guardians. Mr E. C. Spickett, the clerk to the Union, states that no such action against the ...

... Cannes, Sunday.—The Prince of Wales baa now taken enthusiastically to golf, and hardly a day passes but he plays round tha links. Yes- terday he went to the Golf Club in the morning, attended by the Hon. Sidney Greville, and, after lunching with the Grand Dukes Michael and Cvril of Russia, was coached over the first nine holes by Gourlay, the club professional. Although the Prince has only ...

... Gentle Ida. has now joined Batho's team at Polegate. Amiable II., Baden. and Dule Tree, engaged at Northampton, are doubtful runners. Sir Blundell Maple was very much upset because Nun Nicer did not get third in the Lin- colnshire Handicap. Mr Bulteel. who is said to have won LM,000 over the success of Manifesto in the Grand National, presented Mr W. H. Moore, who trained the horse, with the ...

... ALDERMAN WALTER MORGAN CRITICISED. Major Morgan Lindsay, J.P., Ystradmynach, speaking at the Pontypridd Constitutional Club on Tuesday night on foreign policy, remarked that Alderman Walter H. Morgan, who proposed to contest South Glamorgan in the Liberal interest, had in some of his speeches breathed a fierce spirit of Jingoism. His ideas of the duties of England made them shudder as to what ...

... On Wednesday (before Mr Registrar D. Rees Lewis), John Edwards, in reply to Mr W. L. Daniel, Official Receiver, said he was an outside trimmer. He owed 475 15s 4d, and had no assets. It was his deceased wife's fault that he had got into debt. The money was owing mostly for groceries and some for drapery. He had given his wife all his earnings, and his son also gave her his earnings, and he did ...

... On Tuesday, at Hkeston County Court, beta Judge Stnyly, Q C , Tbomas Wbeatley, ooufecti i-:: Broad Pavement. Ilkeston, claimed 11. 12s. Id Ins Arthur Chadwick, plumber, Belvoir Street, I i ton, for money lent, interest, and newspr; supplied. His Hononi remarked that as: contract for interest was made when money was lent, he should not allow the and a verdict was returned in favour cf •'-. ...

... pei! are ar er coil TWO-MILLION PEOPLE DRIN BONDS’ -|Brooxn, ey eee the fast aren months. : Dave ald more tea tha th ve other period of ”“ ied “BROOKE, BONDS’ TEA | pa RY ™ | at te. Je 4a te a) ond Es gS LIMITED. THE YORKSHIRE TEA WAREROUSES Tuan M4, WHITE HOKSE-STREET, and 1 BOAR-LANE ORD. AND AT MANCHESTER AND LONDON ON, MITH d COS RESTAURAN 16, Just be Pro oom Sah &e., we) LOOK OL With ...