... TAILORS Habit and Breeches lakers, /w^ CosTumes, ./TICKETS. «Q UESTRIEMN £ 9# ...

... Tb« London Oorernment Bill wm« GOBaidcred in committee. Lord Danraren moved, on Clnuee 2, mn amendment providing that no woman ahould eligible for toe office of an alderman or councillor in the new borough council* conetituted hr the bill. He thought that if the an it stood became law the principle which embodied most eventoalljandlogicaltjbe extended toalltbemnoieipal councils in the country; ...

... On Monday, before Ur. William Jonea, and Mr. Carman, William old6eld, Pentre, Flint, waa brought up in custody, charged with being drunk and disorderly in Holywell Sunday. In admitting the offence, prisoner said that as was returning home from ths militia training at Beaumaris, ha stopped at Rhyl and missed the last train home. He slept out, and early on Sunday morning got into public house at ...

... Mr. O.W. Jones, Borough Printing Works, has just published second edition of A Guide to Flint Castle/by our worthy town clerk (Mr. Henry Taylor, F.S.A.). Mr. Taylor's renown a historian, is sufficient guarantee that the guide, is thoroughly reliable and interesting. Several new features have been added to the second edition, and in view of the proposed commemoration of Richard 111., which ...

... Principal: Well, did you get that money owing by Smith ? Collector I'm sorry to say I did not. There were a number of Smiths at that address, all of whom denied being your debtor. One even threw me out. Principal: That's the one. Call on him again. ...

... HOW TO SECURE PEACE. Speaking at Ramsgate on Saturday night Lord Charles Beresford said that a thoroughly efficient and well-equipped British Navy would do more even than peace conferences to maintain the peace of Europe. He suggested that if those concerned in the Peace Conference were really honest in their desires for peace they could do Nothing more likely to secure that end than to induce ...

... In the Probate and Divorce Division on Monday (before Mr J ustice Barnes) Keighley v. Keighley was the petition of Mrs Edith Valentine Keighley for a dissolution of her marriage on the ground of the alleged cruelty and adultery of her husband, Frederick William Donald Keighley. There as no defence. Mr Barnard appeared for the petitioner, who is a palmist, and is known by the name of Satan- ...

... Has great pleasure in announcing to his numerous Customers and the Public generally that he is now making a thorough Clearance of ...

... 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 ...

... WELSH GOSSIP. The enterprise of the Baptist Forward Move ment has led to the establishment of a cause oi the moors at Cadoxton-Barry and another Barry Island. In view of a possible outbreak of war in tl: Transvaal, a Neath Pressman is said to hai applied for a post as war correspondent, etatir as one of his qualifications that he would not t' frightened by the din of battle, as he had attend ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, SWANSEA nAY SIGNALLING STATION Mumbles Lighthouse, Friday.—Wind N.W., strong. Weather, dense fog. Se;t moderate. Passed East- barques Nortoanctie. of Nantes; Marechal de Turenne, of Nantes steamers Pierre Andre, of Havre; Fitz- william, of London Christina, of Waterford Dun- raven, of Bristol; Avon, of Glasgow Glendale, of Tjoudon Racine, of Cardiff. Passed West—steamers ...

... Middlesbrough, Tuesday.—The pig metal market has been again firmer, though there appears a slight indisposition to follow up warrants to the full quotation, as had been done previously. Consumers, having bought a good deal of iron, are not purchasing so freely. There are however strong conditions, with iron being shipped at a rate never before equalled, last month's deliveries being a record. ...