... BUTE-STREET MYSTERY. Death at the Workhouse Infirmary. The horse dealer named Beresford, of Altrin- chan, near Manchester, who was admitted to the Cardiff Workhouse Infirmary suffering from a fractared skull, died at that institution just before noon to-day. The deceased, it appears, bad been living at a workmen's boarding-house in Bute- street, and is stated to have sustained his in- juries ...

... THE CRY OF THE CHILDREN. I Shocking Case at Cardiff. I A MOTHER SENT TO PRISON. I At the Cardiff Police Court to. day (before Ald. Sanders and Mr David Duncan) Mary Torrington was charged, at the instance of the N.S.P.C.C., with neglecting her three children,thereby causing injury to their health. Mr Belcher prosecuted. Inspector New said the children had been under his observation as far back ...

... IRON TRADE REVIVAL. Large Order for Bridges from India. I Wolverhampton, Wednesday.The trade re- vival is assuming unparalleled proportions, and sellers have piactically the control of the market. The demand is strong for unmarked bars at the new price of 49 10s, which is 10s more than a week ago. Gas strip has also been advanced 10s, and is now JE9 10s with extras if cut to length. An order ...

... [ LOCAL PARLIAMENTARY BILLS. A Quiet Session. I Ths next Session of Parliament will resemble the last, so far as the promotion of private Bills from South Wales is concerned. There is no likelihood of a repitition of the protracted fights of the Session of 1898 and of many previous Ses- sions. Curiously enough, the usually quiescent Rhymney Railway Company are this year adopt- ing lion ...

... At on Saturday Cornelius Sullivan, of Merthyr, was charged by Edward Parr, 42, Fign-su'eet.'rvith assaulting his servant, Susannah Evans, ancl also with using obscene words to her. tie was also charged with assaulting P.S. Bromage. ft appeared the defendant went to Mr Farr's bouse offering laces for sale, when Mrs Farr said sbp. did not requite any, and the man then used obscene words and ...

... I ANOTHER CONTINGENT FROM INDIA. (Central News Telegram.) Bombay, Monday Morning.—In consequence of instructions from the War Office the Indian Government is prpearing to send to South Africa a second supplementary Indian contingent. DEPARTURE OF RESERVISTS. Nearly 50 Reservists left Poole this rnornin for Dorchester, to rejoin the Dorchester Regimen for service in South Africa. They were ...

... LATE HIGH SHERIFF OF CARDIGANSHIRE. FUNERAL AT SWANSEA. On Monday were interred at Swansea amid ► general manifestations of regret and respect the remains of Councillor James Jones, J.P., High Sherifi of Cardiganshire, whose sulclei de I-Li in the train occurred last Thursday. The coriege was due to leave Brookii'.nds, Swanse.r,, the resi- dence of the departed, at 2 p.m. for the Cemetery, and ...

... hJQUEEN AT BRISTOL-|'t I -t GREAT DEMONSTRATIONS OF LOYALTY. ce. OPENING OF THE JUBILEE Lin CONVALESCENT HOME. ied of LENGTHY SPEECH BY HER ire -MAJESTY. lit, ye A KNIGHTHOOD FOR THE. ny LORD MAYOR. zill -. [B3Y OUR SPECIAL CORRE:SI'ONDENT.] The three hundred thousand good folk who ileae up the old-fashioned city of hsy Bristol were swollen to thrica their num-, 'mt beryesterday,for on that ...

... ICORRESPON1)ENCE. All, cerc'eapondcnta must writo on One Side of the paper only, or their aettirs dill be, rejected. Oorrespondents are advised not.. to send criginzil documents with their letters. *We b decline to be rcspoxisible for them in any way: The Editor cannot undertake to return ?? fol oonkmunicatious under any circumstances. 0 N.B.-We do not answer correspondents th throagh the ...

... (Renter's Telegram.) Estcourt, Thursday.—On the arrival of the remnant of the force which went out with the armoured train yesterday, Colonel Long at once ordered a mounted party and a train to go to the relief of the men who had been left behind, and to bring in as many as they could pick up. All is quiet to the south and east at present. The strength of the enemy who attacked the armoured ...

... KIMBERLEY AND LADYSMITH ALL WELL. The following was issued from the War Office on Saturday :— From the G.O.C. in South Africa to the Secre. tary of State for War. Report received from Kimberley, lltb Nov.. all well. Report received from Ladysmith 12th and 13th November, all well.. ...

... BOERS SURPRISED AND ANNOYED. (Press Association War Special.) Orange River, November 16th.—The Boers pay jgfr teflate to ato fiwtofcgf WK i mont. They were surprised at the accuracy of our shooting, and s&y they could not put their hands out without being fired at. They also have a wholesome respect for our artillery. The enemy are reported to be well supplied with provisions. They are ...