... Charles Hume (23), french polisher, with no fixed abode, was charged at North Londoi with burglary at 23, Grosvenor-road, Canonbury, and with stealing goods to t b u val no of L3. Ile v; as, charged with assaulting servant in the | i'onse. Caroline Petty, a nursemaid in the employ cf the prosecutor, said that she and her fellow-' servant saw to the locking up of the house at 11.30 on Friday ...

... By MABON, M.P. LEGISLATION FOR THE WORKING CLASSES. What Will the Lords Do P The present Session will not be distinguished Its one having passed any great measures for the benefit of the working classes. Bills this object in view have been very small ones indeed, and their passage so far have been very stormy and dangerous, and even some of the amallest of them have failed to survive the ...

... THE HOUSEHOLD. It is very often a question when one is the occupant of a sick room whether one requires a larger number of things done or left undone. It is not pleasant to be neglected, but it is extremely unpleasant to be fussed over. If you want a door shut it is very annoying for people to leave it open; on the other hand overstrained nerves take a long time to recover from the jar of a ...

... At the meeting of the Bridgend and Cotvbridge Board of Guardians on Saturday, the Rev. F. W.Edmondesin the chair, the number of paupers in receipt of relief during the yeat was stated to be 937, compared with 1,857 for the corresponding week iu last ^ear, r«,nd the amounts paid ware respectively £ l00 8s 8d and £ 153 4s lOd. Dr. W. Naunton Davies, of Pontyclan, was appointed medical officer ...

... WORKMEN SLEEP ON THE PREMISES.. Summons Against Mr Stoll Dismissed. Mr Oswald Stoll, one of the directors of the Newport, Cardiff, and Swansea Empires Music Hall Company, Limited,wa.s summoned to appear at the Newport Borough Police Court ,111 Monday forknowingly suffering a pact of the Emte Music' Hall, Newport, to be used for the purposes of human habitation. Mr Ivor Vachell. of Vachell and ...

... At the Pentre Police Court on Monday Anne Davies, Maggie Davies, and Ellen Davies, about 18 years of age, residing at Llwynypia, were charged with doing wilful damage to machinery at the brickyard of the Glamorgan Collieries in the locality j and Sydney Meyrick, fitter, em- ployed at the Clydacli Vale Collieries, was charged with procuring the girls to commit the act. Mr Dan W. Jones, ...

... On Wednesday evening as the 4.25 train from Llandndno Junction was approfcehiug Talycetn Station a. little boy. aged 6, feli out of a compart- ment. The train *vas stopped sad backed fol ftearly a. mile. wher; to the a -&i bt. passengers, the little fellow x,w n-eer, ioddim £ aloag the line His head was sightly cut, stiMfc he had rubbed the blood over fa,ce. ■wise the youngster had snfF-vwf Jo ...

... Austere Clergyman You are willing te this woman for better or worse ?—Bridegroom! There ye got me, guv-nor, an' no mistake. Ref mother thinks as I'm a-gitting her for letter- an' mine is dead sure as I'mtakin' her on for was. I'll tell you what 111 do, said the age^t trying to clinch a sal* buy that machine an? throw in a first-class lamp. too hih, was the would-be customer's answer. t want ...

... ALL RIGHTS KESEBVBD. By MARY LOVETT CAMERON, Author of At a Moorish Window, &c., efce. I. ?• a T'oro Toro shouted the crowd, Bravo Toro. And a thunder of applause rent the air. It was the first bull fight of the season, All Madrid was there. The scene was dazzling in its wealth of light and colour. Canopied by the deep blue sky, the jewels of the grand ladies, the bright kerchiefs of the ...

... Burnt to Death at Cardiff. On the 23rd ult. P.C. Henry Brown was called to 14, Duffryn-street, Cardiff, where he found the occupier, James Driscoll, resting on a bed and suffering acutely from burns on his legs and arms. The wife explained that her husband came by his injuries through her upsetting a paraffin lamp which stood on the table. The un- fortunate man was removed by the officer to ...

... H0N00RIN6 SONS OF EfdPtRE, It is perhaps to be regretted that certain authorities at Oxford should hava felt them- selves called,upon to enter a protest against the giving to the Right Hon. Cecil Rhodes of the de- gree of Doctor of Civil Law. There.ia sorely no reason why a. man who is honoured by his Queen with the dignity of a Privy Councillor should not be deemed worthy of an honarary ...

... THE COLLIER'S WIDOWS SAVINGS. Unusual Apptication at Mr J. H. Griffiths, warrant officer to the New. port Board of Guardians, was granted an order by Caerleou magistrates at their sitting on Thurs. day to have £ 1211s 5d allocated to the Newport r-Guardians for the support of Mary Evans, a widow, who is now an inmate of the Abergavenny ■Asylum. It apneared that the woman, who was a native of ...