... At Solihull, near Birmingham to-day (Tuesday) Mary Harriet Jones was charged with unlawfully wounding her husband, the Be v. Maurice Jones, curate of Solihull. During an altercation on March 29th the husband was stabbed in the left thigh, and sustained a rather serious fiesh wound. He was not in court t.o-dav, but his represent five asked that the charge might be Withdrawn, it being alleged ...

... A boy William Thomas, 13, Williams- place, James-Btrer t, was taken to the Hospital late last (Monday,) evening suffering nom injuries received by being knocked down by a cab at the of Singleton-street and Dillwyn-street, The injuries received were fortunately not of a eerious nature. After being attended to at the Hospital the boy was removed to his home. It should be stated that no blame ...

... CISSY. Mr. Laurence Daly's Company are paying us a return visit with the above successful eomedy- drama. It is brimful of fun and supplemented with quite a programme of vocal music, which, while not in any way being detrimental to the play, adds greatly to the hilarity, whieh never fiags from first to ia3t. it i» not to be inferred that frivolity is the absorbing characteristic oi Cissy. On ...

... WELSH LANGUAGE . IN THE SCHOOLS. trei DISCUSSION ON THE FAD We THAT FAILED. fail WELSH UTILISERS PRESENT THE 5xcl be,' OTHER SIDE. can for Col HOW COUNTRY SCHOOLS AVi ARE HANDICAPPED. We WHERE WELSH IS NEEDED IT tin IS NOT ENCOURAGED. trhp ant WANT OF ELASTICITY IN THE oea CODE. ?? sid A CHALLENGE BY MR. J. ROW- hU LANDS, VAIUNARLWYDD, gr: TO TIEI. ZDIO OF ToEr 'wrs r LN A NL.' o Scr,-The ...

... mn GWENT AND MORGAIN-WG TEMPERANCE pr leAND MUSICAL ASSOCUITION. be - t the 'The fifteenth amnnal meeti'ng of the above aseociationl, t iist whichincludes, as the Welsh names indicate. MAornmouth- . ngsbire:and Glamrorganshire, was held. yesterday A- Pennel Chnpe ; Porntypridd. It~ was formed to Promote temperance ( the ardc~fgregational sing~ing. The union of theso objects-is 9I and judicious ...

... ' LORD BuT.-We understand that his lordship left the Castle yest eaday for Bristol, and will return in a day or two. SMUGCLTc;o To3ACco.-At the Police-court yesterday mornixig uefore iviessrs. ...

... pri The Levant, ETesald, received yesterday, publishes the fol- poi lowivigm ns a nearly textual summary of the Khedive's kn roply to the letter of A'ali Pasha :- im Eiis Higihncss ...

... TIIfUthS!DtA , MAt, a 'IL ,-7C - - .. -. - TH UR9:DA X, S EP PEMBR A,7 i sq . B.OCWINQ OFF T-HE SThAM. ,1~ , - .- . The letter of our. correspondent ' Cymro, inserted elsewthAre, rzpy be 'viewed in the ?? of alast exertio on the, part a I small 4.not of disappointed men to throw discredit upon, and to damage the suoces of, the new Tiver- sity qgllege for S.oth W~les and Moomouth- shire. The ...

... SWAN8LIa fOW N- COUNCIL. BOLicE-COUprF ACCOMNIMODATION. C ?? COLLIER~Y.RA'TING. *The quarterly nmeetihjg bf. the Swansea Town V Council. win, held [at the Guildirall. on Wednesdayt Dr rte umayor (Nr. R. ?? Burnie) he the chair. Tirero tri ?? u John Glasbruok ; C ouhciliors Meliplmrnt, his. Jron'es, Cl TI. flew, A. Mas~on, 1., H;Batfi,T. Rockel~D. Thomas, H. A. Clrapmafi,and W.,ti~ees. to NiRW ...

... At the final Philharmonic concert given at S:. James's-hall on Wednesdav evening the chief event th was the oroduction of a new symphony by Mr. be y R. I. Cowen. The national cha ...

... ' Wznmlas MAur OmnFoX1, 4.30 L.X. I FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. THE SOOUDAN. TIHE FATE OF COLONEL STEWART, HIS DEATH CONFIRMED. STATEIMNENT BY A SURVIVOR. [FROM OUR CORRFSPONDENT WlTH LORD W OLSELEY.J WADY EALFA, Ocr. 10 (7.35 P.M.).-Anv doubts which might have been entertained respecting the fate of Colonel Stewart and the other Europeans who accompanied him in his steamer down the :Nile, after the ...

... NO,!! 0 a E - K . NOT1ES OF TH'E WEEK. .i [By WESTMSTERD] to .1 co] ILONDON, :SATUnDAY. deo The most interesting incident of a by no da means uneventful week is the courteous recep. p tion given by ...