... THE LIARS AT CARDIFF. f Next week Cardiff is to have a visit to the Theatre Royal of Miss Emma Hutcuison a London com^ny in one of the g^s^«coe«jB t rphp Liars, which ran for a whole °Jr J tie Criterion Theatre, Loudon. This Lst nhiv of Henry Arthur Jones has been con- laat Piay ot tie v not even excepting Tufp on hie Shop or The Dancing Girl; The Bauole b P jal pojut of view it is the sii ...

... OL P L PARLIAMENT.j f X . : I I . . I . ,. . . I.-, I . I HOUSE OF LORDS. P oi THURSDAY, July l3 o Their' Lordahips assembled at three o'clock, ti when the Royal 4saent was, given by commission S to 86 'public and prevate. Acts that had passed ,, the two. Houses, including the London Govern- tod meat, Fines or lmprisoniment (Scotland and Ire- o land), WishawWateir, Aberdeen Coerporation,: ...

... At Cardiff County Court on 'ihursday (before his Honour Judge Owen) an action was heard for declaration on behalf of the trustee in bank- ruptcy of Mr W.V. Mumfoid,tobacconist and news- agent, Castle-road, that certain things contained in an inspectorship deed granted by the bankrupt to Mr W. Armstrong, of Leeds, for the benefit of the creditors, were really within the order and disposition of ...

... 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. ...

... 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, ...

... ,.,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 ...

... ITHE SIBERIAN RAILWAy, A REVOLUTIONARY AGENT. The Siberian railway has justly been called a genuine Russian under taking, inasmuch as everything in connection with it is of imrense ni , say unprecedented, dimensions. This does not only apply to the figures, although they are telling enough, says Engineering, but the ilagniti1 of the railway is far more comprehensive end widespread than one is ...

... r SPORTING ITEMS. r Scintillant has been coughing slightly. Entries for the Epsom Derby and Oaks must be made on Tuesday next. St. Frusquin's subscription for next season fnll. C.Parki ride Quassia in the Liverpod Cap. None of monr's horses will fulfil theft engagement andown owing to a death in family. Caiman's next outing will be for the SUMCS Stakes at Goodwood, when his doughtiest foe wit ...

... PERISHED IN THE GALE. The boat in which Mr Jones, retired mariner, went out to fish last Friday week has been re- covered at Llangranog, bat no clue to the missing occupant has come to hand. It is heldto be evi- dent that he perished in the gale which sprang up that night. ...

... Mrs Cooper died in the Northa.mpton- Infirmary, on Thursday from injuries received fortnight agoby jumping from a window at her residence in Bridge-street. On Monday last her brother, Mr Benjamin Puttipsn, a fish and game dealer, jamped- from-tbe same window and died witfcuKan-honr. ...

... IMPE3RIAL PARLIAMENT. .HOUSE OF LORDS-THUMsDAY. Their lordships met at three o'clock. -ACTS PASSED. The Royal assent was given by commission to the London Governtsent Act, the Education of Children Act, the Fine or Imprisonment (Scot- land and Ireland) Act, the Reformatory Schools (Amendment) Act, and eighty-two private and provisional order bills. The Lords Commissioners were the Lord ...

... I HONOURS TO ABERDEEN - SHIRE, Two weH--known and lighly-respeos county gentlemen, Mr A. M. Gordon-of New- ton sad Mr W. H. Lumsdean of ialalitodie, honourably sustained the name of Aberdeeg- shire at the Hlighland Society's show-it Edin- burgh Last; wohk-tho one in the class for cattle, and the other in the class for horses. Mir Gordon of Newton. with his grand short- horn bull, Corner Stone ...