... An Orgie in an Empty House.—Evan Jonet and David John, collier yonths from Hafod, were charged with being drunk and disorderly. P.C. Nicholas at 1 o'clock on the morning of the 28th ult. found them misconducting themselves with two women in an empty house in Dewi. street, Coedpenmaen. They were drunk, and had in their possession six booties of beer and a bottle of brandy. Fines of'15s and 10s ...

... ELEMENTARY SCHOOL CHILDRE-_N-'S COT ASSOCIATION. Th1e committee are mlluch gratified to find that their appeal to the children has miet with a gene- rolls response. Already a suim of about £45~ has been subscribed for the purpose, and it is hoped thdt furtiher subscriptions will permit an exten- sion of the origina SC11.llne. Teachers who have not yet conmmunicated with the secretaries should' ...

... At eight o'clock, says a sister who nursed plague r patients for a year at Poona, writing to The Hospital,' V tIl three night nurses came on duty. I must confess that night duty was gruesome, to say the least of it, and I we were never sorry when our week of it was over. . Imegine a vast field studded -with dimlylighted sheds, each one containing plague patients in every stage of e acute ...

... DOWN COUNTY COUNOIL. A special meeting of the Down County Council' was held in the County Courthouse, Downpatrick, yesterdaly when there were ?? the i Right HAonourable W. B. Forde, chairman, pre- siding General W. E. LMontgomery, D.L. ; Colonel John Ross-of-Bladensburg. C.B., D.L. ; Major J. N. Black wood-Price, DL. ; the Right Honourable W. J. Pirrie, Messrs. W. J. Hurst, I W. Smyth, J. ...

... DRIEAM DAYS. -, -a- NltR. KENNE'H'fl GIOAfIAME'S NEW BOOK. Mr. Kenneth Grahanie is the proso poet of childhood',. itis work is a: delight to tho elders to re-ad, for it is albout, and niot for children thait het write.s. His 310w volumen, 'Dream Pays , (1 Vol., .John LIane), is a Sctqut'nee to W that charmuing book, ?? ?? Age.' it is not in all its parh., equ-al to it.s predtsce.'ior, but ...

... TIIER NAVAL MOBTLISATION. GETTING PEA DY FOP, THEI M AN&;U1RnS. The' worer connhrited with the' rinhbilisatrou earn- Slleiild-is a.varlY ito, fflvi to'ioi'k yvt'idlietl moiijrning, e Il tINeV CdI(I Iti iilt I1'Ltl I t~ lrr-o 1.ighi trho tevliolo dIRty. Pii}:etitrly tit tirdit IIo'cIck lliiviieilt vessi'ls ?? their ?? oil lltii~ it ltl iii eoflhtniissimli for the' IrItatloenl-ettro arid 1,In no ...

... PORT AND DOCKS BOARD - l The weekly meeting of the Port and Docks Board was held yesterday at 1 o'clock, Sir Richd Martin, Barr, presiding. The following mem- bers of the board were ?? t Meade, J P Nannetti, D L Bergin, G N Jacob, ,L Malone, W Wallace, M Goodbody, J P; 31 l Mooney, W Graham, J P; Sir John Barry, W J Goulding, D L; James H North, J P; H G Burgess, Capt Weatherill, J D O'Connor, ...

... VQLUNTEER NEWS. ey FIELD fDAY AT RIPL EY CASTLE. b It On Saturday the lest Vol. B att. West III Yorkshire Regiment (York), under the 'V l conmand of Col. Kearsley, had an in- ve terestinag series of field movements in 2n the park at Ripley Castle, near :Earro- es gate, by kind perinssion of S iir H 1. tl he Ingilhy, Bart. Tue weather was fine lW and, warm, thre companies forming the al e ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER SpE:CIAi,LY TELEGRAPHnED.] ,lo ;y. or CoxioNt\s, Monday Night. 'fh e,, it a g~ood deal of by-play and pot writeos businiess about the House (WitAfl in-day. You rarely, get rot I It lienit. it themr, and the Dppear-- 'ire 01 tr bn Austen, the portent of ~IjIictlel Lithcral Party at OsgoldOross, lei5 ictrat~tioii to the triumph its, 1fxieiitrothiction of MJessrs ;- isstt ,nI ...

... MIsE BRIGAIDS I.VIEWMD- YES'TBU~lDAtY. A reviewv of tih flietrepolitmiv Fire Brigade took plice ye.,terdiiy afteri(oll ol l'eckfi11x Rye Coimoixo. ianly ?? lisi of o xeotile gutlil ed from aill parts II ?? to Wttije.S thle liS)fixiY, ill which' there took pi:t, mlitlr tile lirectioll Sf omainilidilrlt WNI-ls, R.N., 1491 ollicers nelm 11100, sith live stellex ire cingixieC, four ?? eicl.CLILcS, ...

... A'P I., lx oi t ? o 'THI ITTCS. I iljI ' ?? ?? i I I vI 'II ' 'II 1) lII.t1I II . 1 it i I - i- I 'ii I ' ' i1 ?I. I~~~t ~ ~ it 11 ?? ?? kit i Ii 'I t 'I 'v a I lI vI i I ' I 1' V(I 1 ?? II' l- !lt 1'i I I f 1%! , jilt I ?? Ii'' I t u*l III Il t It ' ti ' i ida,; fii I eit Ii F i i I1 11 i .11 1 iII IM~vor:;i vlif,1 fol, 'U i iff *I I I 'I III I o I vi ;Iseti It rel !viU I; l I ?I I I 11 ?? y ...

... ,.,2RK IV, IN THE :TEA ROOM. IN THlE HousE. BY AN OBERVER.. THEUndr~Scrtary for War has not been slow to follow the example ofthe Vice-ptesiden~t of the Committee of CouncildiEuaon Sr OfnGrS a poal the fist Minister of the Crown to give-what inhtheorsuseaas an tobject-lesson from the Treasury me thod Hofa dina hm tenchlnof divinghome al~ argument, *of empha- tjznc a- pla f illustrating a ...