... The shipbuilding and engineering trade of Mil- ford Haven, which was at one time in a very flourishing condition, but which hss been for some years past on the decline, seams likely to become an important industry again. Several sailing vessels have lately been launched at the port, and on the strength of this and tbe new orders that have been placed with them, local shipbuilders are preparing ...

... PROPOSED TUNNEL TO IRELAND. The Central News is officially informed that Lord Londonderry has been asked and has con- sented to preside at a meeting to be held within the next ten days in a committee-room of the House of Commons, when a statement will-be made respecting the project for constructing tonnel between Great Britain and Ireland. ...

... NEATH. Fatally Injured by Falling Oat of Bed.—Mr Cuthbertson held an inquest at the Gwyu Hall on Wednesday touchiug the death of James Ad lam, aged 78, of No. 3, Evans-court. De- ceased's son said his father fell out of bed about 15 weeks ago, and received injuries. Dr. Davies said the cause of death was exhaustion due to a fractured thigh, consequent upon tbe fall. A verdict to that effect ...

... tmposmg Demonstration at Aberdare. MASS MEET'NG !N THE PUBUC PARK. Monday was aj gala day at Aberdare, the oeca- sion being & genera,! demonstration of all the col- liers of the Valley. lu response tu a. circular issued by the local Miners' Federation the town was gaily decorated, almost every tradesman dis- playing a profusion of nags and bunting. The nrst section started at 9 o'clock from ...

... !RON AND STEEL WORKERS. The annual t.e A-MOcio.ted Iron aad Steel Workers of Great Drita.in has just con. eluded at Liverpool Mr J. Cox was elected secretary in the p[a.cect the la-te 1\1 Edward Trow. Thr-oSficers were instructed to'ooK out for a constituency for thotron and steel worker to be direct¡v represented in the Houae of Common. The s?cl'dry WilS appMnted to join no deputation f,.om ...

... ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT CARDIFF. Before the Cardiff Stipendiary (Mr T. W. Lewis) on Tuesday Francis J. Keel (31), was brought up on remand and charged with shooting himself with a revolver, with intent to commit suicide, at Grangetown on May 2nd. Evidence was given by Dr. T. Wallace, who said that he had examined the prisoner on two occasions and believed him to be sane, although if prisoner ...

... A NEATH BOY'S FATAL LEAP. Mr Howel Cuthbertson (county coroner) held an inquest at the Gwyn Hall, Neath, on Wednes- day touching the death of Clifton Collins, aged nine years, who fell into a sewer opening in Commercial-street, Neath, late on Monday night, and whose dead body was recovered two hours later. Mr Edwin C. Curtis watched the case on beaIf of the Neath Corporation and Mr W. H. David ...

... Illustrated Fashions. I shall never understand why the average Englishwoman is stupidity and clumsiness itself, compared with the deftness and grace of her French sister, in the matter of holding up her skirts from the mud. Last Sunday I sat watch- ing the crowds of smart folk, and the reverse, walking under the trees in the Park after church, and noticed that not one in 50 held up her skirts ...

... The three year old daughter of William Evans, Ilopkin-street, Treherberl. waa killed by drinking a cupful of whiskey on Sunday afternoon. It appears her father went from the room for a few minutes, leaviug a cap c ...

... rALL RIGHTS BCSBUVES.) SCI ENCE AND HEALTH. By DR. ANDREW WILSON,F.R.S.E. Some Animal Messmates. The other day a friend forwarded to me a specimen of the common edible crab or partan, which had attached to the shell of its back a sea anemone of fairly large size. The weight of this I' old man of the sea on the crab Sinbad, was of very considerable eztent, and the host must have walked about ...

... CARDIFF CONSTABLES ASSAULTED. At Cardiff Police Court on.Tueaday (before Aid. D. Jones, Councillor E. Thomas, and Mr R. E. Spencer) Henry Vincent (3C), seaman, was charged with being disorderly in Mary Ann-street and assaulting P.O. Griffiths (67a), on June 12th Prisoner, who kicked the officer and also struck him in the face, admitted the offence, and said he had just come home from sea and ...

... A PEERAGE ROMANCE. Story of a Sham Death and Burial. We are enabled to give some particulars of the remarkable story told by an Englishman arrested in Vienna. He claims to be Lord Charles Hamil- ton, second son of the eleventh Duke, and as such to be the rightful Duke of Hamilton. His statement is to the effect that it was in consequence of a duel that he went away to South Africa about 13 ...