... l - ALIGED MURDER OY A CAPTAIN BY HIS BROTHER. T:EE AOCUS D I.N CUSTODY A 0WANTSIA. .Adreadfultragtdyhas been comnii1edonboard tlo Grcek ship pocratex,- of Spezzle. On Tolesi sy' , n~ornl~ last the brig -abovenamed was ,piked lupin the Bristol Channel by; a pilot,..mael Iltiphcs, ot the Benson pilot-boat, who bearded and found ber to be in a Algbled 'condition. , mabe- lemuently the Digby ...

... SWAMBA C'OUNTY COUT~a, (Before his Honour Judge FA ccotrao ALLEOFI 1)A D^AX TO V13H5INO cSMr.'1 TOIOMAHi .A8IIFP0IT V. TZIOMAH BFUL801f Aptr, T'IHOMAs HIL,. -Tbesv were two actions by tie plaintiff against the defendants in respect of Z!, and £2 JO., damages susiained by the plaintiff in conslsquence of defendants having on two- iloparato occasions pulled lp certain poles, and dama;ed ish ing ...

... ?? STEAD MITTION PEPITION. hJ'iTUN J UTGMENTV. to 5I1RAND UNBEATED. Ofl% - STRIOUD, TimsDrssAr. at. was brought to a con- to TIs pworaoieed Inquif? ' 105094pililig If a~t crulsian to-day, Iofter an ViopffO- 46 itokhlwi s! in lc,:s than sixteen days5. Bacoast was sra at t:leven o'clocks, at which h5o.o Jerl~temeat Pro. to dlonecly crowded, Madi the greateK5' he appearod CO vailed owing to the ...

... rf (Before his Honour Judge FALCONNE,) THE HIRE OF RAILWAY WAGGONS. IMPORTANT JUDGMENT. SILVANUs PADLIY V. J. B. NICHOLAS AND 00. Mr. Glascodine for tho plaintiff, and Mir, J. Bobin- Eon Smith for the defendant. His Honour said: Tho plaintiff sues for £19 2s on .r account of the expenses he has incurred in the repair i. of certain railway coal trucks, In consequence of an d advertisement which ...

... COURT OF CHAN kY.--THURsDAY. (Before Vice-Clancollor HALL,) PRICE V. MEREDITII. Mr. William Barber appliedl to the court ex parU in Ahis case for an interin inj~aetion. tie Haid th,] plaintiff in the canewas Mr. Rees Price, of Dole. felin , in the parish of Llanafanfawr, Breconshire; the defendant was the Rev. William Meredith, rector of Llanfigan, in'the county of Brecon. The ?? -was the ...

... HElj (CANIl)iVT ?? FARM1INl C A. S I-- . ds ADJOUJlRNI INQUIRtY. it the inquiry into tho death of JamensrDannn a a ehild of the ngo of twelvc months, who expirml Ut or sl circumltaltecs which engemlored tho suspicin that at Io bad been grossly neglected, wns rosuned at L' Cardiff, o Saurda~y, by Mr. N i tso ay ldilf, on SnlraY L y~zr Ibt$gadolltolo [lo coronier for the district, h olwngadtoa ...

... ACTION BY 5MA1CEESTPR DRAPERS .AND WVAREHOUSErIEN AGAINST A SWAN- QEA& DRAPER, On Thursday, in the Court of Error and Appeal, sitting in banco in the Exchequer Chamber (before Lord Chief Justice Coleridge, and Justices Keatlng, Lusb, Quaiu, and Archibald), the case of Berry v. Goldstein, which has been several times before their lordships at Westmiulster, was heard as an appeal from a decision ...

... BABY-F&N1AlING AT CARDIFF. it , ilS l8ONEIS BiEFO(3 '9i1lE MAWiIS- t, 2- TRATES. 1 On >5CCd hft~at thi borough lbolioo-oalu't ! n ,, ht'liayor, Alr. It. 0. Jonos, And Aldorman i (b T thno t'iiliams and Anno Evats r woro ?? up, ci ed ' IhllAightor of Wl Il infmled Jameo D111, *othorwhio Williams, at (jA.- '~diii, Oil tho 3rd iunt, Ws, e1giccilog him, 10 arr. UCeco, solicitor, p, {s5cuto . o Dr ...

... TLHE TICGBORNE TRIAL. -1 TYrYfl In - r- On-r,.rT -t A .QN% HQ.EUNWRiD AND SEVENPYMSEXTULDAY. Who Chief Alustite resuped his adcls yesterday: :aox?4ng. Me-said theyi hd now tra eed! the defen- 1 rto fi his meeting wihGibbes,'teWg- Wqgga attorney. Of, course, whatevei he said to, . Giblbea was of -he utmost 'importance.q When he came to lrgland lhe was. surounded )y, -those -who could-.itwas not ...

... I NE SWANSEA,1LEa0u LIBEL'1'' I' I; , , ?? . I i; 1 ,, ,; ?? ?? t''A ?? , the etwo for INlI by tho-Rev. D. W. jcnev, ?? Of roatarda'w,oof-d the 11ev. David Je~nrei' ci]lyhobil~i, aguoiti ,loqurs.' 1)O1)0weTn and Bonn, lior( tore orn 4olt.S900b Wit ).t B, ludr Ii:1163ton, (? C , an Udri 1360aauquot for' the phiutif 0a aid ur; HonryMiLthlowd, ?? L ?? 'Giflits f'oftho defentdants, . T A ixotlo ...

... N ICIIAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS. .. .I . of GLAMORGANSHIRE. J. TETHUR81)AT. FIRST COURIT, - (Defoic Mr. ,E. 0, JoNruui Chairman; and Mr. J. Tirv. JEOtIN.) t MALIcIOUS WOUNDiNd AT LXAN`WONNO, )Y John Lloyd surrendered to his bail upon an in- Id dictment for ?? wounding Thomas Davies, 9 ,o a collier, at Llanwonno, on the 15th August. b Mr. D. F. Williams proreouled. G It appeared that the prisoner ...

... ; . : ), ?? ?? ?? S, ?? . . ., ' r, ?? 1 . MUTINY NDM . ATTEM.PTED MUR- Ji.Jl - ' ' i . SEI A, -Bow-street yeterday, John A.nderson, ?? JOlineon, .wgas ,.arge4 ?? re nd; before Sir Tbqmas ,Eenxy,; 'withb: aisistii. ae ~mutiny 0a. h board Abe .hip Satsuma. The pieoner had been rercaa ed ce- July last for the arribal of theshbip iEsatema, wlh the necessary-witnesses Yesterday t ' Poliard ...