... I TE QUEE? AT WiIDS9R GASL 3 (mo ra coura anuuaa) Windsor Castle, Tuesday. The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, attended by the Hon. Horatia Stopford. The Dowager-Duchess of Abereorn, the Duchess of Bucoleuch, the Marquis and Marchionsss of Bansdowne, arrived at the Castle and had the honour of dining with Her Majesty. |The Queen went to Frogmore this morning, accompanied by Princess Henry ...

... CYCLING NOTES. (By PNEUMATIC.) I hear that at last Tom James has got his licence, and that he turned out at the Man- chester Wheelers' sports. He was on the 50 yards mark on Saturday, remarks the Athletic iSlcivs, and can be said to j have acquitted himself with great credit. sprinted in great style, but it was a case of bellows to mend when he tried to keep it up against better trained men. ...

... Mr Councillor Liscombe, at a meeting of New- port County Council on Tuesday, raised the qnega- tion of the large deputation which it is proposed to send to inspect the new bridge at Rouen. He thought prizes should be offered for the best plan for cross-river communication at Newport, and that the time was hardly ripe for members to go to view the French bridge. He moved that the proposal be ...

... ELOPEMENT FROM A WORKHOUSE. A somewhat amusing elop -,mentcase w&s reported on Tuesday as having occurred at CuniiingliajiZL Poorhouse, Irvine, Ayrshire. The parties,.the m&o aged about 60 and the woman 30, were observed to be very friendlyand on Tuesday they decamped. They were wearing Poorhouse clothes, and both leave children behind them. The police are investigating the affair. ...

... The recent outbreak of shop-breaking activity in the South Wales district points to a new development on the part of those chevaliers of industry who tirelessly traok down their quarry and achieve a. good haul. There appears to be little doubt that during the' past few days Cardiff, Newport, and Barry have become the arena of effort of a cluster of London cracksmen.. They seem to be versatile ...

... D)Y IA:,DS\ WV 1)1) 1,1f1)11D1,11-DIVY11 cylit1lU. U' eu ?? yl/d;1t1 i gwestiwn yr EgIwys ?? 3yIlir vi Nghvrilrul gael yindrin ii mat, feI yl ciddisl y daclullai ?? acriC 1dC5 i c!iamt (Mr. IHrb,,t Lewis a mr. Alfreld lhomas), rhjild ned(I iddynt gael lolaid alcli i i ?? hyny. ( ) vr iYta, C -f tl, , i, r 4u ?? '11h ite Atill/I N/, 1:+ (1h ?? ji f or 13'y, ?? NIS lnli a lw ctin cydwladwyr yn ? ...

... SIR DREFALDWYN. DYDD Mercher, cynnaliwyd brawdlys yr haf yn y Drefnewydd, ger bron y Bsrnwr Kennedy. Heb. ryngwyd ei arglwyddiaeth ar y faingo gan yr uchelsirydd (Mr. 0. Ormrod Openshaw), a'i gaplan; y Parch. D. Jones, rheithor LIanfech- ain. , Wrth anerch yr uchelreithwyr dayfu i'w ar- glwyddiaeth tyned dros fanylion y pwyntiau yn yr achosion a ddygid ger en bron; a dywedodd nad oedd efe yn ...

... TRYCHINEB PWLLHELI. CYDYMDEIMHLAD A MIR. OWEN PARRY, CAELLWYNGRYDD. YN y trychineb ofnadwy a difrifol, collodd y cyfaill uchod ei unig ferch, Mrs. Ellen Thomas, a'i phriod, a'u trl o blant, pa rai oedd- ynt yn byw yn Tygnyfawnog, Dinorwic Der- byniwyd y newydd trist yn yr ardal yn hwyr nos Sadwrn, noswaith y trychineb; ac aeth y newydd trist trwy yr ardai fel trydan, pan wnaed yn hysbys fod y ...

... THE DRUID AND THE DRINK. Some entertaining conversation ensued at Whitechapel County Court yesterday in a case in which a young barman named Eric Burke sued his late employer, a Mr Coveney, for wages in lieu of notice. In answer io Judge Bacon plaintiff said that when he returned from his evening out Mr Coveney said he was drunk. But I assure you, your Honoar (added plain. tiff), that I was ...

... VESSEL AGAIN AFLOAT. The Press Association Falmouth correspon- dent, telegraphing at 1015 on Tuesday night, says :—The stranded liner Paris has been suc- ce ssfully got off the rocks5 Lloyd's agent ac Coveraok telegraphs as fol- lows The steamer Paris just goiDg astern. Lloyd's agent at the Lizard also telegraphs as follows A report from Coverack states that the attempt to float the Paris is ...

... BRECON. Town Council.—On Tuesday the Coancil appointed Mr Hugh Llewelyn Griffiths surveyor and inspector of nuisances for the borough at a salary of a year There were 24 applicants for the post. General district rates of Is 2d in the £ for the parish of St. David's and Is 3id for St. Mary's and St. John's for the ensuing half-year and a water rate of 3%d in the £ for the ensuing quarter were ...

... ABERTILLERY WATER SUPPLY. At the monthly meeting of Abertillery District Council on Monday evening Mr C. W. Carpenter suggested that as the water supply was getting short something should be done to reopen many private, supplies in the district, which .for some reason or other had been closed to residents a few years ago/and the surveyor was instructed to report to the Gas and Water Committee ...