... MERTHYR GUARDIANS WIN diat it a THlE ACTION. o rent ine: IMPORTANT JUDGMENT BY da LORD JUSTICE ROMER. book - ?? POSITION OF TVE, GOVER.N--c M ENT AUDITOR. ifI On Alonday Lord Justice Ramer in the Court lslol of Appeal delivered his reserved ?? in get, the action by the Attorney.Gelenral against wer, the Mderthyr Guardians, which had reference had ti the relief given to certain colliers on ...

... CARDIFF. q5 1 (Before Mi, T. W. LEWIS, stipendiary; and Mr. R. E. SPENCER.) BRUTAL AND CALLOUS. A quietly-dressed young woman, named Sara-h Jones preferred a charge of assault ( against David William Davies, 24. Complainant was lame, and limped into court with difficulty, n aided by a stick, which she carried in her lhand. She was too weak to stand, and was d accommodated with a seat. The ...

... iTHE - DALSTON M MURDER. I SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE AT THE INQUEST. Evidence taken on Thursday at the res'sied riqeast onl Manfred Masset, the little nurse- Child whose body was found on October 27 in a Daletoss waiting-rocin, Was highly sensa- tional, Step by step the witnesses unfolded the true story of his mother's wanderings oet the 27th, 28th, aind 29th of October, the days when. according to ...

... GGLAMORGANSSHIRE ASSIZES. -,I SATURlDfAY.--efors Air. Justice BUCKNILL). 'lEE HILL OP IEXCIALNG lECASE. Thse action in shich the Capital and Counties of Hank sooght to sustain a bill for £500lacoepited da by Mr. Thomas Taylor. of Pontypridd, was P0 resumed before lisa lordship and a common re, jury. Mr. B. Francils-Williamns. ?? ansi Mr. of S. T. Evans, M.P. uinstructed by Messrs. Mar-bho gau, ...

... THE OHARGE OF -MURDER AGAINST PRINCE BONAPARTE, Writing on this regretable circumstance on Monday 8, evening, the Paris correspondent of the Pall Mael Gazette L8 ys :. As I rite, the Boulevards are crowded with people dis- 7, cussing the crime which was committed this morning in the neighbourhood of Paris-a crime which has reminded one painfully of the tragic end of Piohsgru, and the more ...

... I THE ALLEGED -A SL '.TE - I ABERNANT. Df THE ADJOURNED HEARING, AND ACQUITTAL or )f ~ TWO MORE PERSONS CHARGED. in Alfred Taylor, Thomas Thomas, and Lewis fleea anij5 appeared, yesterday, at the Merthyr poliee.eourt '(b1.1 in Messrs. J. 0. Fowler and T. J. Evans), to answer to the to charge of the manslaughiter 'of Samuel Thomas, who dial 10 from the effects of injuries received at the ...

... 1. ?? D~n The ease of Higgenson v. 'Daniels came beoetani beMr. Justice Kennedy and a, jury at IManchester mac Summer Assizes yesterday. It was an actionin dbrought by Elizabeth Higgenson against Josiah prm ?? to recover damages for breach of promise COsi of marriage. Mr. Shee, QC. and Mr. IL tior Smith were for the plaintiff, and Mr. Pickford, as Q.C. for the defendant. Before the case was' ...

... CHARGE JOF KILLING A hUSB13ND, Osn Thursday, at Bewsretrot police-coiert, Dlary Hester edtl liocittotetil, it married womian, of about thirtby yeats OF eind ego, drececal in dccip mont leitup, was Charged with havinig 11. rsumd the deaith, of her husband by strik-ing him with at fits Air. Attains defended the prisoner. meodl ]nqpector Oreenfiolti Stated. that frenti information Eriren to him ...

... The annual session of the Douglas Licensing sh Court wvas held yesterday, Mr. Samuel Harris' an High Bailiff of Douglas, presiding. The great to majority of applications fo ...

... DISTRICT POLICE COURTS, BIRKENHEAD (COUNTY). Before Messrs. J. R. Lee, 3. Elliott, and Colonel Stitt. Assault on Bailiffs.-Johnb Knowles, builder, of Ivy Lea, West Kirby, was summoned on two informations for having assaulted James Bryson and Thomas Brown, bailiffs of the Birkenhead County Court. Mr. Matheson prosecuted and Mr. Craigie (West Kirby) defendeL It appeared from the evidence of the ...

... n TH]E TICHBORNE BARONETCY CASE. 3, -- B -- Bost TEURSDAY-SIXTH DAY. Guar The proceedings were opened to-day by the examination )oinil of 1853, * Mrs. Alice Eliza Sherstone, by Mr. Giffard, Q.C. She shadi said: I was married in 1851, and lived with my husband ?? in the regiment at Waterford and Canterbury. Mr. The' Roger Charles Tiebborne frequently visited our house, and in tb I knew him well ...

... THB CHILD MURDER BY A LADY AND SUICIDE OF THE ACCUSED. Bay -- l ieo ' The following particulars of this sad case, a brief report B of which appeared in the Western lfail of yosterday, have been elicited at the inquest:- 0. It appears that on the 11th inst. James Merrick, the N G- gardener at the rectory, discovered the dead body of a full 2r grown infant child in a drain connected with a water ...