... Ti.: T. yesterday says that the report of the Committee of the Convocation of Canter- bury oil the EcclesiaFtical P/oceilnre Bill will be considered Ilt the toint ses- sion of the two Convocations next week. It adds: A rnmonr reaches t:s-whic)i we give with reserve—that Lh. Committee have made alterations in the Bill of a most itartlinp character. They have so changed the pro- visions relating ...

... Committed to the Assizes. I At Cardiff Police Court to-day (before Mr F. J. Beavan, Mr T. H. Riches, and Coun- cillor J. H. Hallett) a prostitute named Rose Riley (23), well-known to the police, was brought up in custody on dual charges of' being drunk and disorderly and smashing three windows and two screen3 at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, Rtil- way-street, 011 Tuesday. When at the hotel she used ...

... TO-DAY'S FQKRCAST rOR ENGLAND, S.W.. A No bQUTU WALES. Isaned'at 8 o'clock last'nlght. South-westerly breezes, light; fair; warmer. I ...

... I Talk on 'Change. HEARD BY THE MAN UNDER THE CLOCK. I Last Night's Dinner to Lloyd's Committee —————— We had the finest banquet I've ever been to in Cardiff. Good catering speeches short and to the point; pleasant company. You needn't apologise for staying late. Eh ? No. We weren't late. I was away by quarter to 11. Talking about South Wales, you know some men don't know what the place is. ...

... The Coroner's jury at West Bromwich on Tuesday returned a verdict of Accidental death and exonerated the colliery officials in connec- tion with the death of four men who lost their lives through &u explosion at Millfieul Colliery rL lfae Assistant Government Inspector of Mines attributed the explosion to a fail of rock, which liberated some gas, as none was found on the morning of the ...

... LAWN TENNIS. I Newport v. Swansea. I Played at the St. Helen s Field, Swansea, on Saturday. Newport won a close and exciting game by five events to four. Score — E. Perkins and T. Morris (Swansea) beat E. Kenrick and J. H. Taylor (Newport), 6-love, 6-3. Ragg and Sant (Swansea) beat F. ltaikes and E. H. Parnall (Newport(, 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. T. Pearson and Dauncey (Newport) beat Aubrey Williams and ...

... I Llandaff Fields. I OUTRAGE ON A WOMAN. Desperate Struggle with a Policeman. I MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. At Llandaff Police Court this morning (before Sir John Gunn, Colonel Woods, and Mr Davnj^ Albert Smith, a navvy, wa.s charged with assault ing P.C. Marwood Chant in Llandaff Fields itt the early hours of Saturday morning. In his evidence the constable deposed that while on duty in the ...

... SCORCHING IN THE RHONDDA. Heavy Fine, Griffiths hf at the P°ntrePolice Court John Hotel Penl the ^oodfield a bicy'cfe ln n'T WUh furionsIy riding Inspector M eet* Treorky' 0Q U>e 8th inst. deftodlnt Ck' Pentre' statad that the to 14 In' WaS tlavellin« at the rate of from 12 cfcild £ n Yfi hT^aQd nearly lan over twoi A^fine of £ 5 and costs was imposed. ...

... J WHAT BEOAM E OF TH E ORDERS P I Peculiar Case at Cardiff. At Cardiff First Police Court to-day (before Mr T. W. Lewis, stipendiary). Louis Bloom (37), tailor, Bridge-street, and formerly of Bute-street, was brought up on a warrant charged with steal- ing ten postal orders belonging to Waldernar i Hirsch on March 12th, 1898. Mr Morgan Reea defended. Detective-Sergeant Rankin proved the arrest ...

... MR F. S. JACKSON AND THE TEST MATCH. The Yorkshire Post publishes the following authoritative statement with regard to the inci- dent of Mr Jackson's refusal to play in the recent test match at Leeds :— Now that the third test match between England and Australia is over, it is, we think, desirable to say a word or two with regard to a matter which was the subject of some perplexity to the ...

... Action for Seduction. RE-HEARD CASE AT MONMOUTH ASSIZES At the Monmouthshire Assizes, Monmouth yesterday (before Mr Justice Day) the action of Beer v. Williams was again opened. It was an action to recover damages for seduction brought by Mr Wm. Beer, farmer, High Mead, Llanfair, near Abergavenny, against Charles Williams, also a farmer, of Great House Farm, Llan- gattock, in the same ...

... THE TIN PLATE TRADE. I Strike at 0!d Castle, A BLUKe is now proceeding at uiu vaSlle Works, Lianelly. The aunsalers, who are mem- bers of the Gas Stokers' Union, whose repre- sentative, Mr Rutcbings, occupied a seat at the joint conference, had presented notices demand- ing the list or 187:1- at once, and these notices terminated on Saturday last. It was thought that these men, like the ...