... I : GLAMORGANSHiRE. a on TrHE TRIALS OF PRISONERS. Th uunal assizes for the county of Gia- ca. 1110Tgan and county borough of Cardiff were pieldon Thursday morning (before tile Ifon. ad ,,h, Compton Lawvraiice, one of her .Majesty's ani 1cige). i lordship at 10.30 attended Divine or cervice at iSt, Johuis Church. and was subse- tdii 4stly escorted to the Town-hall by mounted her roies ...

... ALLEGZED 'MANSLAUGHTER I AT CARDIFF. : I i - I I - - 0~: 04t7 S0 I e - - (I g; f 6 RESUfl OF THE CORONERWS D e INQUIRY. V MAGISTSRATES REMAND THE M 3 :PRISO0NER. 0 a' at 3 At Cardiff Police-oourt on Friday morning at a ('before Mr. Stipendiary Lewis and Mr. R. E. of Spencer) Anuitonf~o )'}Esposito was again brought Pf up on a charge of wilfully murdering one Rose fo Rivers at N\o. 3, Garth ...

... I TREASURY PRtOSEcuTION AT PONTYPOOL. :: : . .T NN ALLEGED FORGERY BY A CWiVBRA> SOHOOLMISTER.; 0n THRE E OCHARGES TO BE PREFERRED lostREERD the ta special sitting of the Pontypoo0 Petty cci- Sessions on Weduesday Mr. Richard Evan aged 43, until recently head schoolmaster of Ulrt, the Upper Cwmbran Board Schools, a5d? rey peared on bail, after being renuanded on the One previous Friday, ...

... A HIULL DIVORCE j CASE. SENDINQ HIS WIFE AWAY WITH A SOVEREIGN. ALLEGATIONS AGAINST A 3 ' FRIEND. - M1r. Henry Charles Gibson, fruit nlerchant, f of Wilberforoo-street, Hull, charges hi8 wife' e with having committed' adultery with a friend b named Carlile. They wvere married, he stated: t in the Divorce Court on Monday, in 1894 at t the registrar's office at CIorlton, near hlt ncheas ter. ...

... 1?OYAL COMM?SiON on AICU?Tt7?E. EV'IDENCE ?? WELbEI WITNESSESl~. The Royal Gommiesiorl on Agriculture heid its first sittinces after the Rnttniml reee~5 0a ThIIIertdy nnd Friday last vreek in VV, stminster, Mer Shaw- Ltc~fvre presidinti,7 *Vhen fulrther 1vidteee WL1S tale-n privatoly wvith lefertance to the state ol itgrrcnlture in Wieles. 21r G. ,T. RreceltT5, tenant former, occtrpyingo 320 ...

... I GDtAMORGANSHM-E. ?? * The Glamorgan Winter Assizes will bats as; opened at Cardiff Town-hall this (Thursday4' ...

... IBALFOUJR'S I:TRIAL. MR. WHEELE11'S EVIDENCE i CONTINUED. ANOTHER MIASS OF FIGURES.,t The further hearing of the trial, of Jabei d Balfour and Messrs. Brook, Dibley, and Theo- d o 'bald-on charges of fraud iii connection with sie |S r Balfour group of companies .was resumed Inll to Thursday (before Mr. Justice Bruce and % n se special jury) in the Qusen'6 Bench Division. if kd The principal ...

... NOW IN CJUSTODY OF SWANSEA ) ' POLICE. At Swansea Police-court on Friday mcrnin: 1 Lena Harris, a married women, was charged; w with. procuring a young girl, named Elizabeth' ,Ann Lawis alout thirteen years of. o re~sidiug at Mn-ristcn, for the o ostitution, and was formally remanded, 0 The previous dav the warrant had been applie& 0 for Iy th'* policS tand ont this occasion a 0 rathur er ...

... )y ine Jury. -; A BAPTIST MINISTER ; : DIVORCED. n DISSOLUTION O' THE MARRIAGEt . :r ;0 r In the Divorce Division on Thursday Alice a Fsther :Carr sought a dissolution of her mar-- fa riage on the ground of alleged cruelty and adul- xv 2 tery on the part of her hhusband, George Henry _s r Carr, a Baptist minister at Morgan-s reot, Bow. fc t Respondent denied the allegations. Mr. Bar- grave ...

... 0- hq HEARING CIVIL. CASES AT 'id - CARDIFF. ho The Glamorgan Autumn Assi:s: were can- a hd tinned on Tuesday (before Mr. Justice Ljaw S !a, A QUESTION OF BOUNDARY. II- I CORPORATION OF ABERAYON AS he DEFENDANTS. h ad The principal case at Tuesday's Civil Court .I was that in which the plaintiffs were the Bia- f lan Bay Tin-plate Company -(Limited) and the a defendants the mayor, aldermen, ...

... THE SILVEII ROBBERY. te -; FURTHER MAGISTE RIAL p ntly iPROCEEDINGS. DUt- BARRETT AND GRAY IN THE S ort- At Clerkenwell Police-oourt on Friday (be- anch fore Mr. 1-orace Smith) Edward Gray and aced George Barrett were charged on remand with P having been concerned in the robbery of silver. Z 9.30 Mr. Bodkin prosecuted. Mr. Crawshaw ap- Ad- pear-ed for Gray, and Mr. Rickette for Bar- P tie rett ...

... THE! DACRE-ROSELLE 7 I XTRAGEDY. : to to D1ihOUSSING SUICIDE CALMLY. A MISS ROSELLE DETERMINED TO DIE AS A BRITISH WOMAN. . - - _ : t M THE INQUEPST AND FUNERAL A - Ti In a Da-lziel's telegram fronm Sydney, dated 'F Tusdy additidnal details a-re gi,~en of the wJ tragedy at Sydney whereby the lises of Miss at he Amy Roselle and M-Nr. Daecre were sacrificed. bla1 The mesetye ?? Daere and his ti ...