... THti KENT MARTYRS. LORD G. HAMILTON ON CHURCH DISSENSION. The Kent martyrs' memorial was unveiled at Canterbury on Saturday by Lord George Hamil- ton, who spoke of the benefits which had resulted to the National Church from the sacrifice of their lives by these British martyrs. Referring to the present da,y differences on religious questions, lie said he trusted that the outcome of those ...

... Grangetown Conservative Club v. Grangetown. -At Grangetown on Saturday, and resulted in a, win for G rangetown by 99 runs. Scores Conservative Club—totals, 12 and 30 Grange- town-totals, 41 and 100. ...

... CHARGES AGAINST WOMEN. Vienna. Wednesday.—To-day there began (be- fore the Hungarian Criminal Court at Temesvar) a sensational trial. Fourteen women from Zsbely are accused of poisoning their husbands, and in some cases also their children, with arsenic, alleged to ha.ve been furnished by A tradesman named Korin. The authorities were informed by anonymous letters, aud ordered sixteen bodies to ...

... WRECKS AND CASUALTIES. [SPECIAIi TKtiKGriAMS KROM LLOYD'S AG15NXS.1 A further cablegram from Kingston, Jamaica states that the report of the steamer Ethelwold having been abandoned was incorrect. She broke her main shaft off Cat Island, and part of the crew were sent for assistance. The Brookline returned to the locality, but could not find the steamer, and it is presumed that she had been ...

... EXCURSIONISTS INJURED. On Tuesday night an excursion party of nine persons from' Bow were being driven through Mountnessing. Essex, when a wheel of the brake in which they had travelled from London col- lapsed. All were thrown heavily into the road and were more or less injured. Seven, after being attended to by local doctors, were able to proceed home by train, but two were so much in. jured ...

... SIR HUGH OWEN. INTERESTING PRESENTATION. A large and representative gathering assembled at the offices of the Local Government Board on Wednesday on the occasion of the presentation to Sir Hugh Owen, late permanent secretary, of a silver tea and coffee service, with illuminated address, and a ring for Lady Owen, on his retire- ment. Mr Chaplin, in making the presentation, referred to the ...

... KAISER AND HIS UNCLES. A QUESTION THAT MAY CAUSE TROUBLE. Berlin, Wednesday.—The Laical Anzeiger to- day publishes a despatch from Cobnrg stating that the Kaiser recently had a conference with the Duke of Edinburgh at Cassel concerning the succession to the Saxe-Ooburg Throne. Accord- ing to the Lokal Anzeiger, the Kaiser said neither the Dnke of Connaught nor the Duke of Albany were educated ...

... SANGER'S AT BRIDGEND. SERIOUS STREET ACCIDENT. While Lord George Sanger's Circus was parad- ing the streets at Bridgend on Wednesday one of the horses became restive and knocked down a young married woman named Wilkins. The woman received severe bruises, and a cut at the back of the neck caused slight concussion. She was removed to the Ship Hotel, where she was medically attended to. SOFT, ...

... The fnneral service will take place at St. Margaret s Churcn, Mountain Ash. at 12 o'clock, to-day (Thursday). The ceremony will be of a public character. ARRIVAL OF THE REMAINS AT MOUNTAIN ASH. The remains of the late Mr John Niron arrived at the Great Western Railway Station by a special train from London at 7.20 ou Wednesday evening. The mourners who accompanied the corpse included Mr H. E. ...

... A DOWLAIS WOUNDING CASE. On Monday at the Merthyr Police Court Moses Allman, labourer, Dowlais, was brought before Mr North (the stipendiary) and charged with unlawfully wounding John White on May 26th. Mr Beddoa appeared for prisoner. J. White, fireman, who wore a bandage over his head, said he came home from sea on the 25th ult., and went to see his cousin, Mary Allman, wife of the prisoner. ...

... Sandown Park, Saturday.—Dull as the morning broke the afiernoon brightened up, with occa- sionally lowering spells and a temperature which seemed a preluae to a thunderstorm. There W&P again a very large and fashionable attendance, the general public being more strongly xeprc- sented than on the preceding day. Everything seemed fresh and delightful, save the going which was now extremely hard, ...

... SCATTERED HOMES FOR PAUPER CHILDREN. RELIGIOUS QUESTION AT CARDIFF, REV. F. J. BECK AND THE SOUTH WALES DAILY NEWS. There was another full dress debate on Satur day at the Cardiff Guardians on the question oI scattered homes for the Workhouse children. The question was re-opened owing to the motion of which Mr Price Jones had given notice foi the rescinding of the following resolution passed ...