... O }1EYFUS TRIAL. I -- -- - Q THE AUTHORSHIP OF THE BORPDEREALT. EXPERTS AT VARIANCE. I IV 5 ?? t QUEEN OF ITALY AND THE L EXILE. C t A ruesster's telegram from Paris on Saturday D ?? Figaro to-day pablishos the con, celuding depositions of M. Gobert, the Banl; of a France expert, together withl those of itI. A fGiry, professor at the Pahaeogralphieali, School. t Belhomnie, Couard, and ...

... | | DISCUSSION BY THE CORPORATION. n- . in COCHF1ARF AND THE WESTERN Id :MAIL. ra rs When tile minutes of the cabs committee or caine up for confirmation at the Cardiff County t a, Council meeting on Monday, Mr. Chappell it ly called attention to a resolution granting licencesI L to five. drivers and seven conductors, .and C Lt. moved that it be eliminated. t m Mr. Chappell stated that ...

... MERTH11YR S7r1i0 RS 'ANfD I RELIEF. OPPOSITION 07F COLLIERY doll- s, PANIESS. s APPEALS BEFORE THE GOVERN- i.IENT AUDITOR, :1-- e, Mr. A. W. Dolby, who is still conducting his I, audit of the accounts of the Me thyr Union for !rthe half-year ended September last, had befdr, ?o hint at the board-room of the workhouse on Wednesday the whole of the relieving officers r* and assistant-relieving ...

... . Before Colonel Thornley, Mr. L. Wood, and Mr.' J. Pavey6 at Penartli Police-court on Wed- iiesday, Dennis Murp#y, a seaman, living at a Iboarding-liouse in Sydeuham-street, Barry Docks, was brought up. in custody, charged with r . unlawfully wounding a coaltrimmer, named Patrick' Donovan, living at 67, Maesycwm-street, the .previous Monday.-Complainant said he went to 109, Merthyr-street, ...

... UG.A.S. GIRL'S ADVENTURE. I _ . SERIOUS STATEVENTS, LI tar At Basbridge, near Godalminig, a Surrey vie Times repjrter investigated a somewhat sen- at a eatioinal affair. Miss Sarah Burrell, who has mi ?? yet sens nineteen suimmers, lives at Lodge po: d Bottom, Busbridg-,. which forms part of the of well-known Basbridge Park Esitte. She is a na a tall, well-proportioned young lady, with a % ...

... 1| A OOUNQMLOR'S LUCK AT ROAT LAKE. I Th& great disciple of Izaak Walton in the Cardiff Corporation is Mr. Charles Waring. FrL- dlay was a good day with the councillor devotee of the gentle art, 'a-nd it was to have been a greater Mr. Waring has for some consider- C able tim e exercised his piscatorial zeal upon if trout and their culture, the multiplication of the' favoured finned species in ...

... . . ?? a STRINGENT MEASURES WITH SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS.' The spring gatherings of -the Baptist Union b of Great Britaiii and Ireland 'were bontinued £ in London on Wednesday;: The proceedings opened with al breakfast oli behalf of the'j Zeulana, Mission. Mr. O. P. Collier, J.P., of Berding, briefly commended the work, and then called on the secretary to present the'aunual report. At noon the ...

... I . ?? BOND GAINING IN MR. RHODES'So ABSENCE. 2 '5 The Press Association says:-A Cape Town telegram to the Outlook on Friday states: The absence of Mr. Rhodes is severely felt in the political crisis through which Capes. politics are passing, and the Progressive organi- sation is a hopeless' failure everywhere. At L Humansdorn and Josenville, where the Bond have secured very large ?? ...

... DIFFICULTY OF REDUCING e LICENCE S. t d DETAILS OF THE RIVAL r SCHEMES. d_: . In correction of the erroneous versions hither- d to published of Lord Peel's proposals and these a of the majority of the Royal Commission re- y garding the reduction of licences, the Press Association is enabled to furnish an authentic . outlios of the two rival schemes. Instead of proposing, as had been stated, ...

... . low NEWS OF THE BOABARDMENT- sle- CONFIRMED. ing baOPINION IN DIPLOATIC CTRGL1S. Lme The Press Association ?? British her Government has received official confirlationa a- of the news that further fighting has taken age place in Samoa. The terms of the dispatch are not communicated. but it ils officiarly de. the dared that the general effect of the Govern- n' ment's message is to confirm ...

... ENTRAL i WELSH BOARD. I * EALy-yEARLY. MEETING AT QT~I WELSHPOOL. R1V1FERENCES TO THE LATE MR. M T, E. ELLIS. Fh Rom pEBRcENfAGE TO BE PAID BY, the COUNTY BO-DIES. said4 The fourth ordinary balf-yearly meetings of of t! the Central Welsh Board opened at the Town. have halt. Weislepool, at four o'clock on Friday In Iliad afternoon. Mr. A. C. Humphreys-Owafl. M w., presided, supported by the Hon ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-Friday. The House of Lords met at quarter past tour. The Duke of Northuinberlaed took the oath nd subscribed the roll on succession to the title. DECORATIONS AT ST. PAUL'S CATREDRALV Lord WVEMYSS called attention to the dleora- tions being cafried oni in St. Paul's Cathedral, and asked if steps could not be taken to puti a stop to what he conceived was ihconsistent with the ...