... With regard to a report which appears on the 'ten page ot tne case of the rerndale Brewery Co. and Mrs Enoch, we are requested by Mrs Enoch to state that she was not in arrears to the Fern- dale Brewery Co. A COLD WAVE. ...

... Visit of Sir George Wiliiams. The ceremony of laying the foundation stones of the new building which is course of erection for the Cardiff Y M C.A. is fixed to take place on Wednesday. September 6th. Au interesting item in connection with the event is that Sir George Williams, the venerable founder of the first Y.M.C.A., has promised to take part The build- ing, which with site and furnishing ...

... I LEAP FROM A TRAIN, Yesterday afternoon a, girl named Annie Qil- raour, residing at Linlithgow, jumped from a passing train between Dalmeny and Winchburgh, and was injured in such a. terrible manner that her life is despaired of. The girl bad left her parents' house last Friday, and was traced to Dundee. Her mother and two brothers went and induced her to return, and they were in the com- ...

... TO-I)AY'S PARLIAMENT HOUSE OF COMMONS.—WEDNESDAY. The Speaker took the chair at 10 o'clock. At that time there were about 50 Ministerialists present, and about a dozen members of the Oppo. sition. Nine questions were on the paper, but before they were asked Visr mt Valentia, in his uniform as Comptroller., the Household aappeared at the Bar and annou sd that he had message from her Majesty. J ...

... C I SCIENCE RESMARCH. SCHOLARSHPS AND RENEWALS. Her Majesty's Coinmissioners for the Ekhibi- tion of 1851 have made the following appoint- ments to Science Research Scholarships for th e year 1899, on the recommendation of the autho- rities of the respective universities and colleges. The scholarships are of the value of £150 a year, and are ordinarily tenable for two years (subject t to a ...

... I TO-DAY'S FORECAST. The forecast for to-day is as follows North-easterly to easterly breezes, light; fine;, warm No decided change is indicated yet., BATI, Thursday.-Perfect summers day, with sunshine from morning till night. It still keeps cool, but exhibits a tendency to return to last week's heat. Thermometer. maximum 7658; mini- ?? for the night, 54; barometer, slightly fall- ing, 30 ...

... 0131 A1ERICAN LETTEl'R. TEILU HRRRICANE IN THE WEST INDIES. 'SPECIALLY CABLED.) NEaw YoEa, THrESDAY. A aesatch from San Juan states that the tnrr caae in Puerto R co wrecked the Cus- House at Piaya dei Ponce, and ruined .- ConteJW' All the vessels in the har- nur oere driven ashore. The wind, whose ;*eiocty was over 100 miles an ar. vworS havoc in the vicinity of San anuairods of houses -were ...

... J FRNIYE POAOCHM AT SWORL 1 THEY CUT ENGLISH NETS AND DESTROY THE FISH. The incursions of French fishermen upon the English fishing grounds within the three-mile limit have (says the London Daily Mail ) in- creased very much in recent years, and have been the cause of very frequent and loud complaints from the English fishermen engaged in the Channel. The internattonal law, while ...

... iOouR LONDON LETTER. BY JOUR~NAL SPECIAL WIIIE. (FIOXT OUR OWIN CJORR~ESPONDENT.) 5 NmW B'itiiii STR'E'~T, Wednelsday night. The Fourth sezzsioa of the(, tiftecontli Parli-a- monict of thlt Queen's reign was broug~ht to a. et'oaO~ toi-day Iwith t-he elaborate coremlonial w1ilwhh iatinctied to thle event. The llouy..) (if ('0111101 0, SAt atl four11 o'clOCk, bin, onl1Y siayx'i nw'iii hr' ...

... BEAUY UOatg, like a fading rose, pigims for but a summer day; If doea the fairest oharms disclose, a bloasomrs only to decay. Tiat dobh dim the sparkling eye, And tlauds the brow with heavy care: It bide bhe blooming roses die Amasii exu o'er the raven hair. Oh, why, deceitful monarch ! why -The youthful marble brow adorn? Why plant a rose upon the cheek To fade and leave there but a thorn9 ...

... ; [GAN WB-DEITHIWR.1 BRHW. T6 Parti.-Prydnawn ddydd IBU, elsteddodd 120 o blant Ysgol y Bwrdd wrth y byrddau I fwynhan gwiedd ragorol o de a bara. brith, er dathla gorpbeniad yr adgyweirladan a'r chwanegladau sydd wedi cod yn case eu cario ye mlaen am yr wyth mis dlweddaf. Y mae yr ysgol hon ye awr, yn sier, gn en o'r ysgollon harddaf yn Lleyn. Gwassaaethwyd wrth y byrddau gan Mlrs. Owen, ...

... CONDITION OF THE BRITISH1 CROPS. Tho serornd of the ' Times special reports i; oa the British farnms crops for the present season indicates a moderate imaprovement during the I yast month, hops having made a considerablea Ka$2 oi condition. Root crops and grass land, h11twever, have surther depreciated. The informa:, ton has been obtained from numerous farming circespoodelts in1 every county ...