... (Before His Honour Judge HERBERT.) v. DULONG.—His Honour gave judg- ment in this case, which came before hun at the last court. The plaintiff a Spanish mer- chant, and defendant a Freach captain. The claim was for the value of a deck cargo, which the defendwit threw overboard from his vessel tempestuous weather to save the ship and the rest of the cargo, the latter being the plaintiff's pro- ...

... LOCAL LIQUIDATIONS. fFROM Tl'ESDAV NIGHT'S GAZETTE.] John Williams, 3. Market-street, and Chapel- street, Pontypridd, grocer, trading as J. Wil- liams and Company. Wm. Green, of Pontyrhan Vicarage, near thyr Tydvil, cl -rk in holy orders. BANKRUPT. James Raphael, of 35, Crichton-street, Cardiff, tailor, draper, and outfitter. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. John Lloyd Jones, at the date of the petition, ...

... KIDWELLY. AT THE PRTTY-SESSIONH on Monday--before Messrs D. Harries (mayor) and T W. A. Evans— j David Rees was summoned by Louisa Recs to shew cause, &c. An order was made for 3s per week and costs.-David Lewis, Glyn Abbey, was fined 15s, including costs, for drunkenness.-—John Maliphantl, Water-street, was charged w ith lieing drunk ami committing a nuisance on Kidwelly Bridge. Fined 10s, ...

... Tlie forty-fifth anniversary, of the Sons ot Equity Benetit Society was celebrated in th8 Jarg-e club-room at Mr Maddox's, Ar,gel Hotel, on Monday, when about 130 members a.1 guest* partook of dinner. The chairman for the year» Mr Thomas Bamficld, presided, being supported on the light by Mr E. H. Carbutt, M.P. for th' boroughs the llev. D. G. Davis, vicar of Di*' ton Councillor William ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE. The Epiphany Quarter-sessions for the county of Glamorgan wrrc resumed on Tuesday at the Town-hall, Cardiff, when the trial of prisoners was proceeded with. THE GRAKn was comprised as follows:—Messrs Josiah Lewis (foreman), E. J. Baker, J. Bovey, Edward Cross, David Cule, E. Dobbin, Thomas Rodger Evans, Thomas P. Williams, T. Wyndham Glaves, Edward Oliver Jones, William J. ...

... BOARD 01 GUARDIANS.—The weekly meeting of the members of this board was held at the workhouse on Saturday, Mr P. Woodruffe, the chairman, presiding.—The finance committee pre- sented a number of accounts for payment, and in connection with its meeting the vice-chairman (Col. Lyne) stated that the committee, having been very much delayed in the transaction of its work by the late presenting of ...

... THE LATE MR HT BRITTAN. At a special meeting of the Bristol Town Coun- cil, held on Monday, the Worshipful the Mayor (Mr Joseph D. Weston) said recently they had taken away from thetn their friend, Mr Henry Brittan, who. although verging on four score years of age, exhibited in a remarkable degree, as chair man of an important railway company, as member of the town council, and senior partner ...

... CARMARTHEN. BOROUGH PKTTY-SESSIONS. — At on Tuesday, John Davies ami Wtiiiam Finity, two young men, were fined 10s each including costs, for assaulting a police-constable.—John Parry was convicted of having rescued a prisoner from custody. There were mitigating circum- stances in the case, and a fine of 5s only including costs, was imposed.—A charge of cruelty to fowls was preferred against a ...

... LONDON CORRESPONDENCE. THE CABINET MEETING-—THE GREAT WORK THE SESSION—THE OJ.OTUKK—THE EARLIEST FORM OF CLOTURE—UK LIGGAIt IN THE WAY—MR BItADLAUGH—A CHANCE IN THE CLOTURE— BKRNAL OSBORNR- THE SHATTKRKD LIBER- TINE OF DEBATE-'—THE (JL'KKX'd HEALTH- MRH LANGTUV ON THE STAGE—HARRISON AINSWOIVTU -THE PUBLICATION OF NOVELS. LC/NDON, FRIDAY MORNING. To-day was held the first of a series of ...

... A BURGLAR CAPTURED BY A WOMAN. At the Middlesex sessions, on Tuesday, a ticket-of-leave man, named Shepheard, was charged with entering a house in Buckland-street, New North-road, and stealing certain articles, the property of Mr White. The prosecutor's wife, on the afternoon of the 15th of December, found the street door open, and saw the prisoner trying to hide himself under a table in the ...

... THE RATING QUESTIONS AT CANTON. DEPUTATION OF RATEPAYERS. ALLEGED ANOMALIES. The weekly meeting of the Board of Guardians was held on Saturday, at the workhouse. Dr. Paine presided, and there was a fair attend- ance of guardians. The Master of the workhouse reported that there had been during the week 18 discharges, one birth, three deaths during the week, leaving 450 in the house, an increase ...

... ALLEGED NEGLECT BY A MEDICAL OFFICER. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY AT LLANDILO. Mr J. T. Bireham, Local Government Board inspector, held an official inqi jry on Tuesday, at tlie workhouse, Llandilo, into certain charge of alleged neglect, resulting inthf death of a pauper, which hid lJeeu made against Mr Jan-me Harris Da vies, medicul officer, of Llansawel, in the parish of Llandilofawr. The ...