... . NEWPOwT POISONING I . v ' aCASM. TRACED TO SWINE FEVER. Mir. George B. Thompsoa, analryticr chemist, who made an analvsis of the ham from, 'which 'joison was introduced into the systems of Mr. ainld Mrs. .Arthur Willey at Newport, t gives the public the result of his examination. I He BayB'-'J>.was unable to find any trace ( of metallio'or `'akaloid poison, but on cutting into the ham I ...

... MAN COMMITTED FOR TRIAL. , THE PROSECUTRIX MIXE D UP IN eN ANOTHER CASE. At Cardiff Police-court on Monday (before ' Mr. T. W. Lewis, stipendiary) several oases of unlawful wounding were dealt ?? L Casey (35) was oharged with maliciously cutting and wonuding Ann O'Dosloll on the breast, with aknifo or sharp instrument, with intbnt to T tdo her grievous bodily harm, at 32, Tynda i street, on ...

... 1 BUTCHEER AND GROCER FINED. r At Newvport Borough Police-coirt on Mlondag e (i)efore Messrs. J. Mfoses, IH. J. Davis, F. Phil- e lips, and T. Golrslworthy) Sydney Reece Games, Inilteler, 50, Alma-strtete we placed in the ;i dock charged with stealing 351b. of bacon, value e 14g.. belouging to his employer, Mr. T. S. c Iorer, trading as ?? nnd o., 137 and 13;, L(commieroial-road. John Edwvards ...

... Mr. own cue, hie Itay izzie and luet- ,ton, in a been itors aa a ;ions ing; tier; llah, Drest tther the aaill- netic eo to ssrs. New amaE part ;Calf, ?? of ;and DSsor -king cpre- alpli- ser- Jount ayers roillg aquet efrany ab3s. Witt enry Ihite, aped ig of Mr. di the d re- and eturn B ris af r 1\1r. Mere A MONMOUTHSHIRE CASE. ORAW 1SHAY V. PARKINSON. Thic ease, which liha been proceeding for ...

... d1 ?? t s RAID ON A CARDIFF CLUB. t :e ltMAN AND WOMAN FINED. til At Cardiff Police-oourt on Tuesdaty morning P °t (before the stipendiary, Mr. T. W. Lewvis 0 ?? Coiunillor Vauzh-wil Elizabeth Coles auA Henry Basker wvere charged vith selling beer q sithout o licence at 243. Cowbridge-reoad. Mr. P. UC Lloyd prosecuted, aud defendants . hivere represented by M1r. B3icier, wvho stated d i-tant ...

... I~~ ~ ~ , . t ALLEGED ILLEGAL SALE OF I BEER. . E . is i bbs OHARGER AGAINST .4 -CLUB' not MANAGER AT CARDIfl~ 'men '21. fr ;,,0 STOF ATH O GENUINENESS;pl ¶5.5OFTHECONCERN-: the Os 't ardif' Police-court on :Tuesday after' soy need (hefoer Mrh. T. W.'Lewais, stipenadiary) cs sar~ George Prices' of 46, Ssltrnea'd-bbed 'ivaGsm ui- i~ke ait, monad for selling beet' witho'ut-a licence~a aid (as.. ...

... SINGULAR SCENE AT SWAN- SEA SESSIONS. OBJECTION TO A TEETOTAT, MAGISTRATE. ALLEGATIONS AGAINST HIS * FAIRNESS. The Swansea Adjourned Licensing Sessions were held oil Tuesday at the Town-hall, the bench 'being composed of Ir. J. C. Fowler (stipendiary), Messrs. Thomas Phillips, Win. Richards, Thomas reenman, W. Stone, L. Tulloch, and Jabez Shomlao. Mr. L. Al. Richards (instructed by Mr. Viner ...

... I ?? A BATCH OF CHARGES AT ?? CAERLEON. At Caerleon Policeoourb on Thursday al, morlning (before Mr. John Lawrence and E other magistrates), Daniel Plaisted, landlord D of the Mfoon Inn, Cwmnbran, was charged th r- with permitting diuaukenness upon his licensed vi n preinises on the 15th inst, and Zaehariab St sr Thomas,peddler, Cwbran,was charged wit ih e- being drank on the above preJiSeS. ...

... , X I i ' MURDER' BY A ,JEALOUS s' f : BARM1BAN. S- 1 SUICIDE OF THE ASSAILANT. CORONER'S INQUEST AND f t : ' VERDICT. : r . ?? B The inquest dn Lily Kate Allen,. aged seven. teen, and Ge6rge Arthur. Ward, aged twenty. two, the victims of the 'tragedy at the Swan Tavern, Caledonian-road, Upton, on Satiturday last,. was held on Wednesday at the Islington Coroner's-court. Mr. Francis ...

... . z ?? v - ?? I rl I, - : ; .: ;I i COLLIBRYAGENT AND A :NAGE- P-lRSEICUTE3D AT3 YSTAIDO- Bi00:0 .. CA SE 'DI$IISSED. . d -- d . At Yet~rad ' u Police ' court 'on Monday di d (before Mr. J.:'Ignatius Williami, stipen- ?? I diary; ?? Aldeimai ?? Morgan, aud Coun-' 1 S cillor ?? Lewvis) Mr .'Willjam, Jenkins' 0si Y J,P,, 'gent of the Ocoanl . C'oal Comn- n: e pany and ,Mr. 3 TIhomas,.the manager ...

... ' ?? TuaSDAY.-Before Mr. Registrar DAVIES. Re JAkxEs THOMAs GRIEN, colliery manager, e of Tycelyn, Newbridge.-Debtor underwent his public examination. Ho had been a colliery ' manager for 33years, andduring the last twenty years had been engaged at Abercarn, bispreseut salary being £600 per annumn. In July, 1890, he joined two other persons in partneysliip, and traded under the style of ' TE ...

... THE bROWNING ACCIDENT or AT BARRY. an og INQUEST AND VERDICT. Ir. on An inquest on the body of Captain Chiarles TI a- Thomas Wayn, belonging to Torquay, who was as drowlied by accidentally falling into the dock at oirel as T~arry at an early hour on DIonday morning tiOnl' a. while attempting to get to his ship, the tlarrian avnd, 'I BEIllantyne, which Icy under No. 19 tip wae ' ep conducted ...