... room. Nothing was said to her in the second room, where she remained standing for a quarter of an hour. Upon the question being repeated, witness said she could not re- member whether Mrs Jarrett went into the second room. The French woman knelt down, and ...

... SECOND EDITION. Cardiff Times Office, Saturday, 2.8 p.m. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LONDON, Saturday morning. The morning papers comment on the proposed suspension of the habeas corpus in Ireland. The Times remarks that The object of the Irish Go. vernment ...

... who quoted returns showing that the seamen in the navy had of late years deteriorated in physique and in discipline, though at the same time there had been an improvement in the moral character of the mien. The motion was seconded by Admira lIsErsn. Sir ...

... such a, bill being introdid at all. It ought to be smashed to atonnefore it reaches the first stage. It shoulctever bo allowed to come within sight of second reading. It savours more of the anny of fiends than of the legislation of tesmen. It has the smell ...

... post- ponement of the second reading. It cannot be said that any member of Parliament outside the Ministry is at this moment positively committed to the principle of the Bill. It is only on the second reading that this im- portant stage can properly be said ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY, APRIL 22. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. Sir F. Keily took the oaths au4 his seat for Harwich. Petitions against the Taxes on Knowledge were presented by Mr Sehoienet.) and Mr Muntz, from Birmingham. Mr Milner ...

... remaining stages, . discussed the Attorney-General's Bill for E dealing with evidence in criminal cases in the . direction of enabling a prisoner to give evi- I dence in his own behalf. After a long dis- cussion, the Bill was read a second time, and the ...

... The moan degree of ozone was 3*7. The principal diseases in April were typhoid fever and chicken-pox, pneumonia, bronchitis, sore throats, and coughs, rheumatism in all its forms and stages, and a good deal of general ill-health. Typhoid fever 'has been ...

... but I hope we shall show that it is our duty and privilege to return him as our representative, and I now again pro- pose that Mr. Bruce be our representative in Parliament. (Loud cheering). Mr. REES H. RHYS, of Aberdare, seconded the nomi- nation. He ...

... COMMONS.—APRIL 25. The Speaker took the chair at ten minutes past two. THE STOCKTON CARRS RAILWAY BILL. On the motion for the third reading of the Stocktoa Carrs Railway Bill. Mr. J. LOWTHER (C., North Lincolnshire) moved its rejeetioa. He showed that the ...

... THE MARKET-SQUARE FLOWER SHOW. A Suooeesfol Exhibition. The 13th annual Flower, Art, and Industrial Exhibition, under the auspioea of the Market- square Church Sunday bchool was held at the Drill Hall, Merthyr, on Wednesday (yesterday), and will be continued ...

... the bill. Friday, April 30. The House in a committee on the Ordnance Estimates voted the several resolutions, and the report was ordered to be received on Monday next. The several bills on the table went through their respective stages. Monday, May 3. The ...