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... ASSAULTING THE CHIEF CONSTABLE OF CARMARTHENSHIRE A VIOLENT WOMAN. At Carmarthen, on Saturday, before Messrs Hughes and Warren, borough magistrates, Sarah Thomas, wife of William Thomas, alias Curley, fisherman, Carmarthen, was charged with assault- ing Captain W. Philipps, of Llandilo, the chief constable for Carmarthenshire, on the previous Saturday. The complainant said that on the day ...

... Police News.—Assaulting A Female.—At the police-court on Saturday, David Morgan^ Llethergneuan, was sent to prison for one month, for assaulting Elizabeth Havard, at Llether- « gneuan, on the 28th July. Mr Daniel Evan* prosecuted. Fishing without a Licence. — ThomM Prosser, Llanthetty, was fined J61 8s 7d, inclu- sive of expenses, for fishing for trout with a net without a licence, in a brook ...

... EISTEDDFOD.—The second chair eisteddfod ia connection with the Tredegar Cymmrodorioa Society WAS helu on Monday, at the Temperance Hall. The adjudicators were: poetry and PROMT the Rev. E. Rees (Dyfed), Cardiff music, Ur. Parry (M.C.W.), Swansea; oil and water colors, Mr E. Seward, Cardiff; minera.Isand fossils, Mr H. Stretton photographic views, Mr C. Harris, Merthyr; model engines, D Evans, ...

... PAINFUL REVELATIONS. The Birmingham and Brighton police are in- vestigating a mysterious case concerning the daath of a, young gentleman, at present unknown, but believed to have come from London a fortnight since. Deceased went to a of iU-fame at 15, Severn-street, Birmingham, tept by a. woman named Sarah Johnson, and a man named William Muir. There he met a. girl named Nelly Howe, with whom ...

... LODO, Wednesday. Short loans were rather wanted, and quoted at 21 to 3 per cent. Discount business, on the other hand, was quiet, and the rate for three months' bills was not strong at 2 per cent. Farther shipment of £ 100,000 in gold is reported from New York, and the exchange slightly recovered. All the gold arriving now goes into the Bank, thereby steadily improving the position of that ...

... WOLVERHAMPTON, Wednesday.—Orders for finished iron.were refused to-day. Masters are letting their works partially stand rather than accept profitless prices. They have given notice for a reconsideration of the present wages. Sheets: Doubles, £ 7 12s 6d lattens, £ 8 12s 6*1; galvanised corrugated sheets, 1212 5s delivered. Liverpool plates w:re dull; tank sorts, S7 10s; boiler qualities, ES 10s ...

... í Her Majesty's ship Tourmaline left Zanzibar on ) December 6th for Tamatave. Mr Leopold de Rothschild has again at his rent audit returned to his tenants on the Bucks estates 15 per cent. ) A party of riggers left Sheerness on Friday in the Government steamer Sampson, for Hull, to relay the moorings of H.M.S. Repulse. Intelligence received at the Admiralty from the Commander-in-Chief on the ...

... At Pontypridd police-court on Friday—before Mr Gwilym Williams, stipendiary magistrate- Thomas Pritchard, a man about 24 years old, who appeared to feel his position very acutely, was charged by Mr John Jones, Emlyn House, Fern- dale, with forgery. From information received, it would seem that prisoner is the son of a respect- able farmer residing at Mothvey, Carmarthen- shire. He is a single ...

... During 1832 the number of British emigrants receiving assisted passages to New South Wales was 3,233 or less than one week's departures of Irish emigrants from Liverpool to the United States. The largest number, 345, came from the county of Middlesex, which usually furnishes the bulk of the domestic servant class. The next largest number, 187, were from Yorkshire, Lancashire following with 179 ...

... CASE. -Tiie public examination of Thomas rancis, Ystrad, took place at the Town- bad on l uesday afternoon, before Mr Registrar Spickett. Mr W. L. Daniel, official receiver, was present. Mr Rhys (at the firm of W. H. Morgan and Rhys) represented the debtor, who was minutely examined by Mr Daniel as to the conduct^ o; his business. It appeared that he had before failed. There were certain ...

... [REUTER's TELEGKAM.J Chicago, Thursday.-The platform adopted by the Republican convention endorses President Arthur's administration, and demands such im- portation duties shall be levied as afford security to diversified interests and protection to therigjits and wages of the labourer. It pledges Republicans to correct inequalities in the tariff without injuring labour. The platform favours a ...