... (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- ...

... COUNTTY COURTS. Pt NEWP\'ORT. | r Fe~nart .-(llefo: hiS Honour Judge Or' ?? APPLICATION roR DIsCHARGE. Be JAIIES H.eR;SNiMAN,, GnoCoF, MON:OCTrn- MIr. T. B. Jones app ied for the diecharge of the banikrupt hi Lit ?? Honour, after referrink to the offichil receiver's report, eaid the debtor commenced businesA in 1885 withitut capital and was insolvent during the wolo)e period of his , rading . ...

... CONDITION OF THl E CARDIFF LIBERAL WOIc. MEN'S CLUB. ,LLEGED LOSS UF l150 BY FiRAUD jr. IVil~ilim R. Phillips, of the Cardiff Libera1 Workmen's Club, vwrites to us as follows:- Will you, %with your usual fairness, hiod;y allow a trifing Spa-e to correct a few errors into whtolt ;iU have fallen, and, asa preliminary remark. ?? I sar tha;t the above club has, unfcrtunlttc'Y. suffered fromt an ...

... ]3RECONSHIRIE WINTLT ASRSIZE~S. Tlle winter aisizes for the couinty of Brecon ?? ou 'ruesuay murning. Mr. JusLice uills arrivedt in IDow n01 Munday ?? froU Carrirtriret. Onl Tuesday ntnrritilg lie attended service a! Si. Mary's (Cihu:rch, accointpanied by firs ?? (Captain T. C. B. Uailzins), whient LItr ,,ssizc sermonr wvas preached by I lie 1ev. N. o weli Williams (sieriffi chaplain). His ...

... SWANSEA BANKRUPTCY- COURT. rd EXTRAORDINTARY CASES. Icr.- ar- At Swansea Bankruptcy-court on Thursday (be- Do fore Mr. Registrar Homne the two following ceases were heard:- tlf 'e RoCmD Tinor, ?? said we that five years ago ha was a butcher, but abrm- be doned that business for building. He was at that time insolvent, and borrowed money to start his ror new business. He had never kept any ...

... atoittru Waitx th 7 TUESDAY, JANUABY 2, 18A.9 dY ^I I At Cardiff Police-court yesterday Arthur I John Robbins, 29, was charged on a warrant - -- - - lnnCL . with stealing the sum of £10&, the moneys of his employer, Mr. Peter Price, secretary of the Cardiff Building Society, between the 30th of November, 1887, and the 7th of i Ictober, 1889, at the borough of Cardiff. ?? }was further charged ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE SPRING - ASSIZES. CROWN COUOl'.-Wsnsss-NM. (Betrces Mr. Justice SMITH.) T3 M ACTION AGAINST A COLLIMEY CON 4tl. LINt IV. v.HE WLsH ESTArT AND PROPERTY Conaprry (LtlmrTr).-Thhi case was partly heard en Tuesday. Mr. B. F. Williams, Q.0., aid nMr. Arthur Lewis (instructed by Mr. George David) were for the plaintiff; and Mr. Abel Thomas and Nr Jackson (instructed by Mr. William ...

... GLAMORGANSHIR E SU MMER ASSIZES. The assizes were resumed at Swansea on Saturday. CROWN COURT. (Before tile bORD CHIEF JUSTICE.) BIGAMY AT CARDIFF. Heavy Wakley, 38, labourer, was charged with feloniously marrying Sarah Bee, Mary Jane, his former wife, being then alive at Cardiff.-He pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to six months' imprisonment, tle Judge remarking that in his case the harma ...