... NEATH. ASSAULT.—At the Guildhall, Neath, on Mon- day, before Messrs Rowland Thomas, J. H. Rowland, and William Leyson,—John Jenkins, of Melincrythan, was summoned by Jennet Rees for assault.—Mr W. H. David appeared for the defendant.—Fr^m the evidence it appeared that defendant and his father were having an alter- cation, when complainant, who is defendant's sister, interfered, and received a ...

... Thomas Jones, tin-plate worker, Cradock-street, Llanelly, was charged on Wednesday, at the Llanelly petty-sessions, with bigamy, the circum- stances in connection with which were stated in our issue of Friday. P.S. Howell Evans, part of whose evidence was given at the time of the remand, now produced copies of the certificate of the first marriage and also the bigamous union. —Thomas Price ...

... ABERGAVENNY. SUNDAY-OPENING OF THE CASTLE GROUNDS.— At the usual monthly meeting of the improve- ment commissioners, on Wednesday—Mr J. Bishop in the chair—it was stated that no suitable application bad yet been received for the tenancy of the refreshment-rooms at the castle, and tenders were invited for catering for .the public on Easter Monday. The horticultural society's application to hold ...

... FEARFUL CRIMES IN BERLIN. [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] BERLIN. Tuesday.—Berlin has been agitated by some terrible crimes. A girl was murdered by her lover, who, overcome by what he had done, was found next day beside the body. More ter- rible still, a man named Gioiiocb, returning home a mid-day, attacked his wife with a knife, killing heJ on the spot. Her sister, running to her assistance, was ...

... [CENTRAL NEWS TELEGRAM.] CONSTANTINOPLE,Tuesday.—A gambling scandal has arisen in connection with the Oriental Club. A certain baron, a diplomatist, lost a thousand pounds recently, and was forced to obtain the money from his mother. But before the money came his debt had swollen, through some vicious system of exorbitant interest, to the total of £ 1,400. Roguery is not unnaturally spoken of. ...

... A FORTUNE WAITING FOR A CLAIMANT. An advertisement appeared in the columns of a Liverpool daily a'iout a fortnig-ht ago, stating that A. Pinn, sailor, wdio married Kate Savage, barmaid, Liverpool, about 1857, and bad two children, will hear of something to his advantage by applying to T. Ireland, care of J. Morris, 71, Clerk-street, Edinburgh. From information which has since transpired, it ...

... At the Worship-street police-court, Edward Moss, 45, an oil refiner, living in Caroline-street, Stepney-causeway, was charged on remand with having feloniously intermarried witlt Louisa bummeriieldScott, his wife, Hamia >reua Matthias Moss, being then and now alive. The charge made by the police, the prisoner having given himself up, but both wives were in court, and fhe second wife, of ...

... TENBY. TOWN COUNCIL. —A special meeting of the town council was held on Wednesday, the Mayor in the chair. His Worship stated that the British Archaeological Association intended to. hold their annual congress at Tenby, and bo moved that the corporation give them a cordial invitation of welcome to the town. It was not definitely fixed when the meetings would be held. but probably about the ...

... ALARMING RAILWAY ACCI- DENT AT SWANSEA. On Saturday evenins: a \iassenger trpin wan running at an exceptionally high rate of speed into the terminus of the Midland Railway at Swansea, and owing either to defective brakes .)1' the brakes not ) ing soon enough applied, the engine ran with considerable force against the station. Some of the coaches were damaged, and the shock threw several of the ...

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... ThlANSLAUGHTER BY A SALVATIONIST. A verdict of manslaughter was returned against John Fairchild, an officer m the Salvation Army, at an inquest h:dd on Saturday, at Peterborough, on Thomas Gnrton, a youth, who was killed by a blow from Fairchild during the passing of the Salvation Army procession. It appeared that deceased was not connected with the army, and merely followed the crowd, The ...

... A shocking tragedy occurred at the engineers' barracks, Chatham, shortly after six o'clock on Wednesday night. The sound of a discharge of firearms was heard by the sentry, who gave an alarm and on search being made in the rear of the officers' quarters, the dead body of a young woman named Stratham, whose husband is groom to an officer, was found with the mark of a revolver bullet through her ...