... I,.;ELOPIMENT AND ALLEGItD I I ROBBERY. ARREST OF THE ACCUSED IN I ~~CARDIFF, A2 EXTRItORI)INARY CkASE. it heC PROS.ECUTOR'S EVIDENCE DM'- o, d CREDITED. ?? .~At. the West Loindon Police-cou't on ThursdayH iafterniorn Thereini Powell, aged 28, a tatilor, of T it -d, nitrled, nd ?? Cckneys waged 32, of Faircouirt-s3treet, Ondoxton, Cardiff, J, jwere brought up on a warrant charged with being Cl ...

... IDCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD INQUIRY AT BANGOR. THE ALLE(GED SCANDALS AT. THE WORKHOUSE. OR0ss.EXAMINATION OF THE M&TRON: TIHE PORTER'S VISITS TO MRS DAVIES'S ROOM. As stated in our issue of Friday.last, Mrs Awstin [ones, the u at.ron of the lworkbouse, was under oros-emamination when we went to preso. As regarded the visits of the porter to the apart- Ments of Mrs DAvies, which were referred to by ...

... THE LLANERCH COLLIERY 9 DISASTER. ,nt TEfE ADJOURNED INQUEST, t c al I er REPORT ON THE STATE OF THE3 [ke V1LNE to THEl USE OF 'NAKED) LIGHTS. !1 he The adjourned. inquest toracliirtg the death of the (I 2:176 men and boys who lost their lives in the Llansrch Colliery explosion on Thursday morning, C, February 6, was resunred by Mr. J. Borry Walford p tea at the Town-hafl, Ponwypoohon Thursday ...

... | These sessions were held on Monday, before Mr Henry Xneesbaw,Dr. Jas. Nicol, Dr. Bold Williams, Oaptain G. R. Ashley. The 1)rink.-John Hughes, Pontyrellyll, was summoned for being drunk and disorderly. The e defendant's wife appeared and said bar husbaud 1- was drunk . just a little bit.-P.C. Evans was the * informant, and he stated that defendant was nusing very 'bad language, and ...

... MAGISTERIAL PROCEEDINGS. has A COMMliERCIAL TRAVELLER 0DM1- I DJITTED FOR TRI AL, but At Swansea Police-court on Saturday Edwin Enj~ She~rrtt, thle young commercial traveller who was dlov shot under circumstances already reported at thle out ly Gore House Hotel, was brought up charged with eve attempting to commit suicide at th GreHos Hotel on the 7th of February last. The defendant dlay had ...

... I THE DARBISHIRE DIVORCE! I - - SUIT. I I - .t SENSATIONAL REVELATIONS. n U TUF AND STAGE COOMPROMISED, lb t In the Divorce Division of the Nigh Court oE t 3 usticer on Thursday (before Si r James Hannon, pre- sident, and a common jury) the case of Darbishirb .. Darblehire and Baird came on for heariog. The petition was thet of Mr. Frilncis G. Darbisbire for a dissolution of marriage on the Y ...

... ANOTHER GLAD- STONIAN SURRENDER. Lo b ithoe en naO f the of a at it law '7 e e for the DnOst 'hblo fear, louse sides ,ord ,ould was wes fox anc thal ipted loyaI :land as of pro ding terks 'Anc moon red,' n lea ality 76e nr xd bv t hi now , but ns of bout es. of nem pidl5 misd ills' that :med relle !cted {atem Vales 5, in 0 iiE I to tv of vher Con arge. the mae irsil tile vork. ,ter 'ales nher ...

... YESTlERDAY'S POLICE. wa3 PENARTH. ber (Before Ajlr S. S. CoUREInrr, CoL. GuT1a1l, and Ma. V.LErsx'riE TRAYEs.) ited REuESING to enIeY OnDeas.-:H6nry Reard in, William B1ird, end James Elliot, three seamen, were ens' charged with refusing duty on the steamner aml- Raleigh, 809 tons register, 9ad englged in the ical coasting trade between Newport and t Bilbao, and olher places. The vessel left ...

... a .STRANGE DEATH OF A 2MAN c B AT CARDIFF. c a f INQUEST ON THE BODY. TEIL CORONER AND THE OHEMiSL On Monday evening Mr. E. B. fleece, district. coroner, held an inquiry at thle Cardiff Infirmaey touching the death of Heinricli Wilhielm Altrens, who died suddenly on Monday morning at No. 44, Railway-street, under peculiar circumstances. -Thle body was identified by Mary Aihrens, who deops d ...

... LOCL AWCA - . L.OCAL LA.W CASET AN ABLIUDA-PtE PARTY WALL CASE. In tihe Qucon's Benclh Division of the High Court /1 of Justice on Wednesday (before the Lord Chief Justice and the MAlster of thae Rolls, sitting as a divisinnal court) the eases of Edwards v. Williams and Williams v. Williams camue before the court on appeal from a decision of the county-court judge D of GlamorganshiiO sitting ...

... lS- ol C AIARCES AT TI113 POLICE-COURT, id -At Cardiff Police-court on Friday morning (before Mr,T. W. Lewis, stipendiary. end Dr. El. J. Paine) in tile five persona arrested during tie tanamviw Atrike were brought up and various chargeq pte to ferred against them. Mr. Goodyer watched tht per;o e tinge. .1 WUilliamu Cox, 1i, who was conticted of assaukizi fi flenry James Walker, a tramear ...

... TIHE BURGIARY AT ABERDA RE. CI' GALLANT -CONDUCT OF BNIISTL qr P'OIICE. 9n PRISONERS COMMIVTTL1D FuYR TRIAL th di! AtAberdarei Police-court on Tuesday Trhomlas an Jonles , wa age;l with breaking and entering , tire Thop of Mrt. Ercivrril Burisie, pawnbrokc-r, inre Whitcicnrrb -street, Aberdare, and -tealiflg a arge S nuitbier of watchire C'ia'ns, rings, and otier tir jewellers, valued at atout ...