... (IIIARC:s MS ATYSTA RIIONDDA lPORTER. Percival David Jaimes, hooking-clcrk, Fern. dale, and Fred ,James YOUng, porter, Pot,, Or eeihailged at Po rth on Thursdav with ste ...

... CARDIFF. WlVEITSUTN IN HBELBN-STREET. W'hitsun was niarked in Bolon-street. by local athletio sports and an eisteddfid. The court has not yet definitely ascertained who was rospo ...

... MISSLAW'S TELEGRAMS' mjnt PRODf)UCGEl, oatore~ )*EVIDENCE OF TUE E ARL OF hod SELBORNE. csed. lie paid. lie COLOINIAL OFFICE ANTICI- IfenItIC f PATED CIVIL WARP =o( Uty BUTT HAD ...

... SFIO!T DAY PRINCIPLE. COLLIERY PROIECTTHrON AT AB EPRDARE. A'N- IMPONRTANT CAS~E. At Aberdarv P'elice-oourt on Tuesday, al e imilortaot colliery case came Ou for hemaring (hehoro --Nr. W, N1. North, s ...

... A BAIRONET'S DAUGHTElRS MARITAL MISEARY. DRUNKEN HUSBA.-TPS CRUELWY. o d III te ])ivoroe Coiart on Thuirs xy Sir Franois n if Jeune lad before him the petition of Georgina h u Rosali3 Goad for a ditsolution of her mnarriage b 11 with William Thomnas Goad, a fur broker and a Y at-otioneer. The respondent denied the cruelty, 1- but, thlough represented by counsel, did not t defend the suit t- ...

... ,SW4NSEA COUWntr CUJRT.,-Tvz DI I (Before his Hoour JUd98 hALCONB.')R , . BECovAEor ON A BILL or Exo ,NGn-Charleis Fulr v.U CEharleisGlover.-Mr. Olifton, who, ppenqed for the ,laisi- tiff, said that the elaim in this3 ,ease was for £6, dai'to; pla~intifo from ?? oun a builof ebange. Plaintiff, deposed to the bill in question having beon dishonoired, f to the signatui-e ncc6pting it being that ...

... cc The trial of Major Frederick Beswick, the chief constable xw of Birkouhead, was resumed yesterday llmorning at the th - Central Criminal Court. Before the rising. of the court on g( the previous day, the case for the prosecution wvas concluded, ot and.several witnesses were then called to charActer, including t. Sir Henry Storks.', H Mr. Giffard, Q.C., now summed up the ease for the ?? ...

... I ALLEGED ATTEMPT rO DEFRAUD A' It , CARDIFF PAWNBROKER.tR. At the Police-court, yesterday morning, before Messrs. J. Pride and A. Bassett, a respectably dressed middle-aged man, bho gave the name of William Philps, and described l 3himselfas a travelling jeweller, was brought up on a char e q of obtaining money by false prctences, from Solomon Bla- B. f bcrg, jeweller and pawnbroker, Bute ...

... MOKOUTTHSEIIRE ASSIZES. The Comimission of Assize was opened before Mr. Baron 01 Pigott on Wednesday evening, about 7 o'clock,' at which Ofc time his Lordship arrived at Mvonmouth from Hereford. keel The following morning, about 9 o'clock, his Lordship pcr proceeded to St. Mary's Church, where divine service was snot to held, 'the Rev. B. T. Williams, High Shdriff's Chaplain, Of t in ...

... TIRE SHOCKLNG MURDER LN TARIS. The Paris corcp ?? of'-thie Standardti fuirnishes the followin', p.artiouhhts o leti dreadiul tre.3dy in the Fai- b o u r , s t . . l to i iu 'o . M I . L ' m b a r t - ýz-, c - u O 1 C,, , ?? l o f o r .Rai ?? - ,iiw l hiiwifcrrnpiA nil' ouo rt!lei.lO. . the first all .:floor'at No.W, vauuur . ..St. ,on-kr6 lioe very.Old, andi, fr Paralytic il ii 11101tud 11o ...

... Dr. WEDNESDAY. (Before His Honour Judge FALCONER.) MONEY-LENDING AND ITS PROFITS. 31ARTIN V. MAlsirALn.-This was an action to recover Inte sum of £8 10s., for commission on the negotiation'of lo loans. The plaintiff, Mr. John Martin, is at commission n. agent residing at the Mumbles, for whom Mr. Jones (Smith, at Lewis, and Jones) appeared; and the defendant is Mr. Pembroke Marshall, a money ...

... - ?? t Mr. Thomans Joseph George, solicitor, was charged Oi ft S~j P. warrant before Mr. Knox, ait Marlborongb-etreet on Srstur- W Lote dIy: With courur11ittilig wilful andl corrupt perjury. 3ir. D). Stralight, APD, was fore tire prosecution, andI ir, ee Ribton for thea defence. rc ?? Mr Straight statedl tho spocial assigntment of perjury, henV bWe. Prior to 13th the defendanut was at ...