... I TUESDAY, JANUARY 4. 13El'onE m1. flAFFLES. CIIAmIE or EMBEZZLRMENT.- Joseph Aohtott was ?? up charged with embezzling sveral sums of money belonging to hie employers, the Went India, and Facilic Stesmabbip Oompany.-Mr. Davies. Proseentin eolicitor, informed his worship that the prlsonar ha only been arrested at one o'clock that morning, and he therefore asked for aremand. Theprisonerwas ...

... I BIIREMNEAD POLICE COURT. I TUESDAY, FEBRUARY-1. . IiXORE MIR. PEESTOF. TlJT:Ff BlY A PARCPL DiLmVEiny AGFvT.--Thomas and Elizvbeth Bidoick (man end wlle) were brought up on remsand eharged with stealing a quantity or wearing spparel ned other articles ?? to the Parcel Pivery Express Conmpany, Woodostreet, Liverpool. Mr. Pugh appeared for tne prosecuilion, and Mr. Moore Ipr the defence. The ...

... LIVERTPOOL PQI(,Ep TUESD&Y. FPmp,' a a Tri Poop Box.-The re 8 trninow'eiie rectipt rcf one Ptxg.;e':rrt p ?? h., Fent 111.ons1nJUIly l B~anow-Jn-Furi.egskv/ t RiFFOI1E ltR. RA; ' 1fKiLECr TO JOI EN8T;'.- W,: sent to ilregn for three ?? ?? pr.!ctedto LeaI inte in e, tl-i 1 IrA ' thef Webt 1.loeg on tiLL 4thiD a. received 22 advance. t ne: RinoBBx'y BY A HOtPIT t aged woman. stnaed Marrit ?? aT ...

... LIVERPOOL POLICE COURT THURSDAY. FEBIRUARY BiEFOROE MEi. RAF'FLES. ThrOLECTflr TO JOIN Snip.-G-o,rgte EBsj~ Seeatnii, for having ineglected to troe I 'd to ble barque Helen, after baving signel1 articies, bani h prison for four weeksa. Va tt CHARGE OF fiTiALIV(4 LIIAD-Two on named John Hiarrison and And rnm' Wl,' iverh b up cbarged with stealing 231its.o 01 lad.I , ub that Welsh was In the ...

... t ACTroI O1A & GUARaNTRr.-In the Exchequer El division of the Hi1gh Court of Justice, at West- minster, yesterday, before the Lord Chief Baron (Sir Fitzroy Kelly) and Barons Oleasby and Buddleston, arguments were heard in the case of a Willams v. Burton ard another-an aotion brought n by Mr. Williams, of the Palysarn Slate Quarries, at Carnarvon, against bleaurs. Bnzton and Wynn, of Alfreton, ...

... BIINTUl-TAMI COUNTY COURT. ?? LIA. 1 na,:,F t rft:. J. MO 'iTiTtAitA, Q.o., toru:r. 1)1;ai'T:I: AtIO I AXN Ad 1 1t:ai*:t'I ---An action was broliglt l y t i'iigtC ElrsCtl Iatolifl, g:asaliiL Illmaillittaturer, ]:ylhil I tlu : il : -iw:t Angelo 'ty ler, ga:tslier wittnftic- tfil-r, Julia: Stiitt :Attol Ioead, to recover liamt:l go.s for tlte tie:: Lieulll ol ecit::: goitll:, anal n ?? to ...

... TEURSD AY, (Before tjr. J. M. 11EBBLET, Judge.) COLLISION IN THEf CARDIFF GUTWAY, This action, which was brought; by the owners of ths ship Rhoda agaienst the owners of the steamship Crtiande to recover compensation for damages, estimated by plaintiffs at £3C0, sustained in a colli s103e, wis resumed today. fdU. Dowalug, olisltotr, appeared for the plain- tiffs; snd MIr. Ingledew (Ingledew, ...

... IALLEGED FALSE PRETENMES AT NEWPORT. I tS IMPORTANT TO INSURERS. At the Newport police-court, on Friday (before the Mayor, Mr. H. Phillips, and Mr. A. J. Stevens), Thomas Henry Smart was charged le under a warrant with obtaining £3 6s '9d by false retences from Mr. Henry Woolf, by representing th imself as the agent for the Scottish Insurance rs Company, with intent to defraud, on the 7th ...

... n?i?n?'i1t ?TRAGEDY CARMARTHEN?HLRB. e AN; OF QUARt~TE3R SE~gIONS. % iiPThDU~lB) ARDElR OFz H118 f'a X ' ?? . UGILrER. ,i @ ; . G(l'F~~ff.nol - ' sUICID1R OPX ThE IURiDERER. be Le . -- o f 4 (srcojrar, IaEni3OiAEr PBOMs OUB owi. aeniRe- be 1+ | aroMDEasr) . ?? I i . LL;ASDILO, SrnrnKY INrowi' wil -i W' T inhbitats, 1f Carnr~tbjnhire anid sex.fr rl 'roupding country have been thrown into & ...

... IONEY-LENDING CASE AT ] ONTYPRIDD. acorr ial hi Friday, at the Pontypridd county court, tinuc 'no beifre his honour Judge Falconer, Mr. Solomon aboul ioh Blaiberg, money-lender, Cardiff, claimed the sum parhr n- of £,10, being, as he alleged, a sum due to hin his n fnfrom a tradesman namled Hopkins, living in the to Sal em Rhondda Valley. booth rid Mr. D. Walter Davies appeared for the ...

... CARDIFF COUNTY COURT £150FRDY heor (Before Judge HERBETr.) ske. L OUR DOMESTIC SERVANTS. in MlIca Ed v. COWARD.-The hearing of this ea n cased considerable amusement in court. Bridges ly Miller, a domestic servant, claimed from Xi. a doer Coward, agent for the Cwmaman Colliery Lt the pasty, a month's wages in lieu of notice. r fbe plaintiff received a month's notice b that cause she remained ...

... ?? '~~~7lXAL THE LENNIE MUTINEERS were again brought up at Bow Street on Friday and Saturday last. Petersen, the Dane, another of the prisoners, has been discharged and called as a witness, and Renken, the Englishman, has made a statement denying complicity in the murders. A mutilated corpse and tsvo human heads have been cast ashore at Franche, and are supposed to be the remains of the ...