... »»■—B THE ALLEGED MANSLAUGHTER AT NEATH. FATAL QUARREL BY GIPSIES. TRIAL OF THE PRISONER. VERDICT. At the Glamorgan Summer Assizes, this morn- ing, before Mr. Justice Charles, Caradog Price was ebarged with feloniously killing and slaying one Samuel Riley at Neath on July 26th. Mr. H. T. Stephens appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. S. T. Evans for defendant. In opening, Mr. Stephens briefly ...

... BUT ATTENDED THE RACES ON MONDAY. Sir Horatio Lloyd had before him at Chester County Court an amusing action, in which Mr. Lionel Darner, a member of Mr. F. R. Benson's Shakesperian company, and Mr. Henry J. Jolland, the manager, sought to recover from one Poultney, of Deva-terrace, Chester, a sum of £2 as damages for ejectment from lodgings. From the opening statement of Mr. Brassey (for the ...

... Prepare for the spring. Enquire where is the best place to purchase New Hats and Bonnets. The majority will say, Go to Rhys Thomas, 51, Oxford-street. FOWLUE, & BBXX'S 1R. 7d. tea in UNEQUALLED. ...

... NEW YORK, Friday. The Rio Grand insurgents have sacked the town of Allegretto, killing 40 inhabitants. ...

... RASH USE OF THE REVOLVER. A TOWN CLERK SHOOTS A IUTE- COLLECTOR. A telegram from Tralee savs that in the Board-room of the Tralee Town Commissioner:; ¡ 0- day, James Casey, town elerk, for some trmal cruise, pulled out a revolver and fired two fliots th.- rate-collector named Wlielan. One entered the man's hip and stomach, and it is fear-cd he is fatally vounued. Casey has been ...

... FOWLS* & BBAIT'S la. 7d. tea is unequalled. One touch of nature makes the whole world and that touch is nothing more nor less than advertisement: Divines, Scientists, Philoso- phers bow down before it. The moral of this is- Advertise your business in the Daily Post. The teas for which our forefathers paid more shillings per lb. than we do pence, which were sung and authors grave and gay ...

... MR HoRATIO BOTTOMLEY CON- TEMPLATES JOURNALISM. Mr. Horatio Bottomley, interviewed by the Westminster Gazette, stated he proposed, on returning from a visit to Austria, to start a new weekly something after the style of Truth. The capital had been offered on many hands, and there would be no difficulty on that score. It was not improbable, he added, that he would take up the Bar as a* ...

... SKEWEN HAULIERS BEFORE THE NEATH MAGISTRATES. INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS. THE CASES ADJOURNED. Great excitement prevailed at Neath this morn- ing when some questions in dispute respecting the Main Colliery Co. and the Skewen hauliers were submitted to the county magistrates, Messrs Charles Evan Thomas, W. Leyson, Thos. Powell, and T. S. Sutton. The immedi- ate vicinity of the court house was ...

... A fire occurred this afternoon at Messrs. Bryant & May's Match Factory, at Bow, London, but up to time of telegraphing no details had been re- ceived. ...

... LOCAL & DISTRICT. SWANSEA. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Strick celebrated their golden wedding yesterday, at the Langland Bay Hotel. POLICE BAND.-The Police Band will play at Cwmdonkin Park to-morrow (Thursday) evening at seven o'clock, when the bandstand will be illuminated. REMOVAL.—By an advertisement in an another column it will be seen that Messrs. J. and G. Chynoweth, tailors and outfitters (late ...

... HOTEL ROBBERY, Mr. Thompson, traveller for a London firm of jewellers, was last night robbed of jewellery worth more than £350 at an hotel in Portsmouth. ...

... FOUR MEN DROWNED. The North Shields fishing boat Ruby to-day brought the Swedish tug Iddoy into Berwick, having picked her up yesterday (Tuesday) flying signals of dis,trfcss. The lddy was out in all the storm, and four men were swept overboard, two of them being drowned. ...