... MATRIMONIAL COMPLICA- TIONS AT TREORKY. There was some excitement in the neighbour- hood of the police-station, Treorky, on Wednes- day, the cause of it being the arrest of a collier, named William Edwards, for deserting his wife. It appears that some months ago the man Edwards lodged with a person named David Williams, who then lived in Bute-street, Treorky. Williams had a wife and one child. ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. -TIE[UMDAY. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock. DISTURBED ZULULAND. Mr R. FOWLER (C., London) asked if the Government had any information concerning the Daily News account of the disturbed state of Zulu- land. Mr COURTNEY said the telegram published from -the Daily News correspondent was dated the 25th. A telegram had been received at the Colonial Office from Sir ...

... On Tuesday Morgan Walters, haulier, aged 25, living at the Graig, Rhymney, was- accidentally killed upon the Rhymney Railway, being knocked i down by a passing train. Deceased was going over the railway, where no one was allowed to pass, from the Sebastopol beerhouse to his residence, he being ...

... PONTYPOOL. THE BLUE RIBBQN MOVEMENT.—The first of a series of gospel temperance meetings was held on Tuesday night, at the Park-terrace Chapel. The chair was occupied by Mr E. B. Ford, and two able discourses were given by the Revs. A. T. Reeves, of Merthyr, and Joseph Evans, of Trede- gar. FOREIGN MISSIONS.—The annual meeting of the Wesleyan foreign missions was held in High- street Chapel, ...

... NEWNHAM-ON-SEVERN. COUNTY COURT.—On Wednesday, before his Honour Judge Sumner, the case of William Trafford, of Bream, v. Col. Kingscote, M.P., Lord Moreton, and others, was heard.—This was a claim remitted from one of the inferior courts to recover £20 odd in respect to services at the West Gloucester election in 1880; £9 KM 6d had been | paid to plaintiff. Mr J. James was for plaintiff, { ...

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... A RUNAWAY ENGINE. MIRACULOUS ESCAPE OF A PAS- SENGER TRAIN. The Press Association Cockermouth cor- respondent telegraphs on Tuesday evening ;— This afternoon, while the 1.25 train to Maryport was about to leave the railway station, a telegram was received from Bassenthwaite Lake station stating that a runaway engine had passed that station towards Cockermouth. At this time the Maryport train ...

... AT the borough sessions on Monday—before Messrs Robert George (mayor) and W. Hufm- John James, labourer, Monkton, was charged by Mr Superintendent Clarke with assaulting P.C. Tucker, on the 1st inst, in Main-street, Pembroke. Defehdant was sentenced to one month with hard labour.—William Cliarrett, Monkton, was charged with assaulting P.S. Evans at the same place and date, and was sentenced to ...

... AN EXTRAORDINARY CON- J FESSION. >At the East Sussex quarter sessions on Wed- fsnesday, a strong case, by circumstantial evidence, A^H been made out against a charcoal dealer (tamed George Tribes for stealing a truss of hay Vtcam a neighbour's field at Maresfield, but he de- red his innocence, and just as Lord Chichester s about to sum up to the jury the prisoner s i, a lad of 15, came forward ...

... LLANDOVERY SCHOOL. Mr A. R. Price, at prose,111 a pupil in thia i school, was elected last week to the first matlie- I matical Bohoiurslup at Queen's College, Cwn- f bridge. The scholarship is ot the annual value of £ 50. At the same tune Mr T. W. Robinson, at. present a pupil in this school, was ejected to au opMi scholarship ot J640 a year at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge. Most of the ...

... MEETING OF GUARDIANS.—The usual weekly meeting of the guardians of the Bridgend and Cowbridge Union wa3 held on Saturday, Mr J. C. Nicholl in the chair.—The Chairman read a letter which he had received from Mr William Powell, baker, complaining that, although his tender for supplying the workhouse with bread was the lowest sent in, it had not been accepted.—The Vice-chairman said that the ...

... AT EIN OOJIEBWYR. Mawredd Duw.—Y mae tor mesur yn thai o r penillion, o herwydd brys neu ddiofalwch yn ddiau. Byddwch ochelgar ar y pen hwn yn y dyfodol. Y Diogyn Y MorY Forforwyn- Yr Ymfndlon—Y Meddwyn. Yr oedd amhen gymal stiff gan y Diogyn a'r Forforwyn, ond anfonwyd hwy i'r hospital i gael eu gwella. Yr ydych wedi gwneyd darlun da o'r Meddwyn, os nad yw yn rhy debyg i'r Hunanol ...