... CA IM~IFF COUNTY CO(UNCIL.1 INCREASE IN THE RECORDER'S SALARY. PROPOSED SECOND POLICE- COUTRT. COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO INQUIRE INTO TFIE MATTER. A speiaal meeting of the general purposes conuitftec of the Cardiff Corporation was held on 3lodurlay at the Town-hall, the Mi 1aor (Alder- man P. WV. Carey) occupying the chair. IEICORDFI)EWS SALARtY. A letter was read from the Home Secretary ...

... CAitD1F~' COMPENSATION -~ CASE. ~THOkA8 V. ThE.'GRE, AT ,WESTE HUN id 'AIL W.AYCOMbPANY. in PLAINTIFF, AWARDED'R13,5Oo. Is t [a Mr. Lawrence', Williams, under-siseesiff for, I 16 Glamorgan and a, special jury, conitinued their us: sittsiug at' the 'Town-hall, Cardiff, o.ii,'rday' )II foi- the purpotc oif asoertaining the .compeissa.a id tion which the Great Wresterss Railway Com-.r e- paity ...

... LADY'S,.BODY FOUTND BY, A BOATMAN.' 3 SUPPOSED CASE OF SUICIDE. On Taesda'y morning at 8.15 John Jrenkins, Penarth boatman, living a*t ?? John-street.,. a Penarth, was considerably horrified to find when he went to attend to his boh% near the Seven Sisters, Penarth, -the body of LL wonian lying on tlie beach with a pisce?of twine tied loosely 0 arcund her neck.- The skull was frac.ured, and ...

... CHARGES AGAINST MR. GEO.. CROWE.T ? ? I0i1 . THE RESUMED PROCEED-o INGS AT BOW-STREET. the was DEFENDANT FAILS TO cha APPEAR.1 1to Nn; ANXIETY OF HIS SURETY.sr bu t SIR JOHN BRIDGE ISSUES uR A WARRANT. e? e ten tha THE CONNECTION WITH CARDIFF n1t CONTRACTS. ! s NO TRACE OF MR. CROWE. bitt tro see: MR. CROWE'S CONN?ECTION WITH as CARDIFF.Ithe The failure of Mr, George Crowe, an engi- yq ueer, ...

... MORRISTON SLANDER? CASE. TRIAL AT THE SWANSEA ASSIZES. CHARGES AGAINST A TIN-PLATE MANUFACTUIa.. VERDICT FOP THE PLAINTIFF. In the .Nisi Prius Uouot of the Ghlnorgan n As.sizes at Swansea on 'uesday (Ibufore l&. J ustice Lawrance and a common jLuy) the case of David' Owen v. 'homlias ilqhdips was heaard. X'This was an action for slandar. Mr. Abel Thomas, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. Meager ap- peared ...

... A .LLANDAFF MYSTERY. STRANGE STORY BY AN ABER-d DARE GIRL. it CHARGES A MNN WTH IT ATTEMPTING TO DROWN. HER.. A remarkable story was told at. the offices of 0 fmr. Evans, clerk to the Llandaff magistrates, a on Wednesday morning by a woman from Aber- 1 daTe, Nyho charged ?? young man, namned Willia.m King, of Lhanda.ff, with 1' aitterspting to murder her by drownuhing. Mr. James Howell heard ...

... (GLAMORGAN FIINANCES. y MEETING OF THE COUNTY COM- Mf2ITTEE. n e ALLOWANCE TO JURORS AT Ti INQUESTS. COSTS OF EBOROUGH PROSECU- TIONS AT ASSIZES. it The quarterly meeting of the finance corn. ir mittee of the Glamorganshire County Council was held on Tuesday morning at the county 1- offices, Cardiff. Mv-r. J. If. Rowland was voted y to the chair pro. tern., pending the appointment of a ...

... ~SHOCKING MURDER IN PEMBPOIKESIIlIREO weal CHILD SUFFOCATED BY HER into n MOTHER. to t n said she THE ACCUSED ADMITS THE CRIM-E, eke Y EXPRESSED A WISH TO to 11 le KILL Sher I-She OTHERS OF THE FAMILY, the le shle )r AND TO COMMIT SUICIDE. -e that 3, SUPPOSED INSANITY OF THE brat h ACCUSED. litti cam k-ill, 6 RESULT OF THtE CORONEWS her IINQUEST. into lyin YERDICT OF WILFUL MURDERm gu and ...

... AN INTERRUPTED WEDDING, ,ct ry BRIDEGROOM SAVED FROM a SUICIDE. lto e Robert Kersting, 23, 1atourer, of Pooales. ts park, Holloway, was oha-ged (before Mr. Paul Taylor) a .North London Police-court on Man- day, with attempting to commnit suieid4- ?? Th6mas Sparks, of Lennox-road, ihal- lowuwy, said the prisoner was engaged to be mafr- L tied to his daughter, ind- the wedding wa. to F ,at have ...

... I CARDIFF SLANDER CASE., ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A WIDOW.,, TRIAL AT SWANSEA ASSIZS. In the Nisi Prius Court of the Glamorgan- shire Assizes at Swansea. on Tuesday (before Mr. Justice Lawrance) the case of Harris v. Ev-an Lewis and another was heard. This * was an action. for damages for alleged sla.nder,. * in which the plaintiff was Mrs. Margarerti )Harris, a widow, carrying on business at Car- ...

... SUJMMER ASSIZES. GLAMORGANqSHBgE. led The Glamorganehire Summer Assizes were Is resumed at Swau~sea on Monday, when both Crown and Nisi Prius Courts sat. Mr. Justice Honn Collins, who arrived in the town on es Snday, now took his seat in the criminal court. He was accompanied by the high sheriff (Mr. he It Thurston Bassett) and hi chaplain (the Rev. Mr. Bowen, Cowbridge). CROWN COURT. ?? Mr. ...

... MR. GEOR GE .CR0 WE had lo milk HE TELEGRAPHS TO A th, dFRIEND. said awl and STORY- OF THE BOW?-STREET c0, i her pRPROCEEDINGS. he iene i lead WHAT WAS ALLEGED AGAINST Lo a kl HIM. t' HIS FRIENDS SAY HE HAD poi Ioed A, COMPLETE ANSWER. T a his the BUT BROKE DOWN UNDER THE 'acet, STRAIN. Bu have Be !owed err went ,yFoM OU3 owN CORRESPONDrENT.] le eased ~- . LONDON, Sunday. Os Mar- 3Mt,. George ...