... Serious Results of a Coachman's Accident. A somewhat serious accident which occurred to an inhabitant of Wilsford, near Salisbury, -some eighteen months since haa been followed by results that the Wilts County Mirror reports.} A representative of the journal named found at Wilsford House, the charming seat of Mr. A. Jfewall. thd geritleman'B bead coachman, Mr. A. Holbourn, who was the victim ...

... Sarah'rfofieB, bui^odi' ■ Aflrried1'1 iMtiian from the,, Fbftb Police cbuiifots ó );J ^p^feis Ifro^t'^por. ^vi^ncewas J^ivek ^0^h showed tjat^some 'j5^.j ^t^e^^rtie^omr^ amisiind'erstateJ^ A. yglng son. i continualljc cjjnti^jy tb ^hpsjs O^.ibp day i^.q^^ti^fi W^n| his>^rt|kfetobto^-b«yf b^ohe, ^ciuid»Dot > oft*i.botr to, To,, ,bi- I, She »to»t]y having kioMdrMie doot/fA^itness^calle^^y., ...

... Death of a Pontypridd flurse. BODY EMBALMED AND BROUGHT FROM AMERICA. On Thursday night the embalmed remains oi Annie Ja:i John, daughter of Mrs Margaret John, Market quare, Pontypridd, reached Pontypridd from New Vork, where she died on March Sth. The deceased young lady left homo eight years ago for New York, her mother being a '.vised to send her there with the hope of im- proving her ...

... V/UHATE What do you mean when you ask me to assist a brother of the cloth ? Tramp: Because, like yourself, sir, I'm a clerk in holey orders 4. ...

... Eisteddfod at Tonyrefail- A successful eisteddfod was held at the Methodist Chapel on Saturday evening. The adjudicators irere-^fimsic, Mr D. Thomas, F.T.S.C., Bridgend; literature, Rev T. Powell, Llantrisant; accompanist, Mr U. Sal- mon, Gilfach Goch. The meeting was presi- ded over by Councillor William Evans, Rhiw- inder, who opened the proceedings with an appropriate and instructive ...

... Cwnjpark aqd Orthodoxy. To the Editor. Sir Kindly permit me to thank '•Expan- sionist -2nd Fiat Lux for their candid ex- pression of opinion on this topic. Hitherto the rulers of the synagogue have not sum- moned enough courag-e or candour to pay the slirrtitest heed to my query, but have added ir-sult to injury by maintaining a con- spiracy of silence over the matter. I was aware that this ...

... EAST GLAMORGAN BAPTISTS. The annual meetings, of the East Glamorgan Welsh Baptist Association were held at New Salem Chapel, Femdale. on Wednesday. There wis a large attendance of ministers and dele- gates from various parts of the district. The chair was occupied by the Moderator, Mr Owen Harris, Aberdare. The secretary's report for the past year showed the position of the association to be ...

... Pentre. 9n Tuesday evening Dr E. Huehes. Gelli, l'tamed the ladies of the Ambtilance Class, ~|d at. Ton, to a sumptuous banquet. The ~*bles were liberally loaded with srood things J? all descriptions. After supper firs J. WA- lialnlil made a pithy speech, in which the high SjBlities of the doctor were commented upon. Mrs Williams also, on behalf of the class, pre- dated Dr Hughes with a ...

... A DISGRACEFUL BUSINESS. On Thursday at the Porth Police Court (before Mr Ignatius.Williams and Dr Parry), Emily Green, married, about 22 years old, and one Mrs Collins, her sister, were charged with causing a disturbance outside the court about a fortnight ago. It appeared that Green sum- moned her husband a few weeks ago for de- sertion, the parties having been married about eight years. ...

... THE DEADLY LEAD- Not the Only Danger- A TALK IN THE PO Tf. By Parliament, public p!atfor.n»» press, widespread attention has been « the distressing results aiFecting the c from the use of lead in glazes for c0jfa earthenware. Indeed, so much has bcef>on and said, that a stranger visiting and meeting a pale and palpably J woman might naturally assume 0- 'I person in question was a victIm b8 ...

... NEW CHAPEL OPENED. Un Sunday, the new English Congregaiiona.i 0hapel, buiii, aL a oosc Ul opeiieu at ADercynon, wiieu the --uev c»»iiyin oones, rwarth, preached to crowueu congregauoiio throughout the day. i. he memorial stones were laid on Monuay. In lboo a brancn 01 Libanus Church, Graigbei'tiiiwyci, was louiwieu at. Abercynon, by the paswr, the late Rev, Mr Williams, and for a time services ...

... ETHELBERT C PICKLES (Manchester).— Your letter on •' Hit.u«lism in the Church of England is unavoidably held over until next week. ...