... ARMED THIEVES INi MAN- CHESTER. DESPERATE AFFRAY. DARING JEWEL ROBBERY. At the Manchester City Police Court, yaster- ;day, before Mr. F. J. fHeadlam, stipendiary magiste, James Quinn, who said he belonged to Liverpool, and Albert Francis Busby, who were arrested last week in Manchester, each with a revolver in his possession, were charged on remand with breaking into the shop of Meesrg. Lloyd, ...

... SOUTH WALES LICENSING | I SESSIONS. TREP.DE .A11. The annual licensing sessions for the Trede' gar section of the Bedwdllty Petty Sessional Division was held at Tredegar on Tuesday, the licensing justices sitting being presided over b3r Dr. R. T. E. Davies. The superiustendenit of the division (Mr. F. Allen) submitted his annual report, which showed that the population of the district ...

... THE. SCENE AT NEWPOR T'JI| STATION. pi r TRAVILLER'S ACTION AGAINST a' THE G.WIR. gi . VERDICT FOR THE COMPANY. c~ L1 .t In the Nisi Priis Court o' the Glamorgan- N ti shire Assizes at, Cardiff on Thursday the case of Hadley v. the Greatl Western Hailw&y GCap- pany came oln for, hearing again (before Mr. t Justice Darling). Counsel engaged were Mr. Abel Thomas, Q.G., IL.P.; and Mr. Arthur ...

... AN ALLEG.E]) ELOPEM.IENTh FROMi CARDIlFF. A, LFILLER'S WIFE AND THE N LODGER.. of On Friday at Cardiff Police-court a case was its investigated by the stipendiary (Mr. T. W. ga ,p. Lewis) !i which theft and elopement were De ed al.eged. and in which a married lady and a ho lodger were, as usual; the principal acti rs, and us lie teprosecutor the husband of the lady. The oh cc-pritonelt, ...

... ASSAULT ON A STEP-. D AUGHTER. ae. I A SHOCKING- CASE AT NEWPORT., it- James Boyce. a travelling draper, 4, Beecher- 15, terrace, Cross Keys. was placed in the dock at or, Newport County Police-court on Saturday as n charged with committing an assault. upon hisi ed step-daughter, a somewhat delicate-looking v girl of about eighteen. It was explained- by ed Mr. T. Baker-Jones, solicitor for the ...

... ,eTREATM1ENT OF PATIENTS ,. IN, CARDIFF INFIR-MARY. no- he ANOTHER SERIOUS COMPLATNY1. of he If the committee who have been appointed to rtal inquire into the case of Mr. Ernest Phillips are ry prepared ?? to do their duty they will We have no difficulty in extending the scope of ot Lid their inquiry. The great complaint made by s? Dr. Thomas Wallace and some * 'er members ich of the infirmary ...

... CARDIFF. ra SECOND Cour,'. I. (Before Alderm anEBENEZER BEAVAN, in the - ýchair,.and Mr. E. S?.OIKELL.) RUINED BY X MONTH IN GAOL. When you walk pray once, when you go sto sa pray twice, and when you get married pray three times,. is a Mas8,in4 proverb which I is mnost a1iplicabl ,to John Dere, a Cardiff Si master mariner, who found himself in the Si dock to answer , charge ofneglecting to ...

... MURDEROUS ATTACK BY A I ICONVICT. THE ASSAILANT A WELSIDIAN, A murderous assault, has been committed at we *Parkhurst 1Prison, Isle of Wight, by a convict 'by ~namaed Williams. 'The victim was another con- t vict n'amed Stanley, who, as, a consequence cf at6 the injury he received, now lies in a critical, be' condition in -the prison infirpary. The two q men were included in a party of ten ...

... MAGISTRATES AT ASSIZE. COURTS. QUESTION OF PRUVILEGE AT r CARDIFF. 0O1~ of tile que-tiol;t dismeissed by the Card; ff nas5trate. at a pr;rate mactinr. on Turesdeay as the rivllr of rttg trates to a neat onl the it of the tloee fi1 the Crown Court at the t ?? AithOu, b the Iord ?? -i Olqards r iiilt fetters above the ieats. oartal .tUsres it vitS zilleged. had been tilrrlert nt ad ?? tad ...

... RE-ARREST OF THE SEAMAN QUIN. The marine fireman Alexander Quin, who it is alleged, struck a coaltrinimer named Thomas John a blow on the head with a quart jug while drinking at the vaults of Culley's Hotel, Barry Dock, on the 17th of October last, causing his death from fracture of the skull on the. 17th of December, two months later, was arrested on Tuesday night at Barry Dock. On the 19th ...

... T. FRIDAY.-(Before his Honour Judie OWEN). an a CASES UNDER TEE COMPENSATION ACT. me T. A case of some importance under the Work. ha If mea's Compensation Act was the first called on a ie before hies honoui. The importance lay ?? the re( Is fao that it was the first case that has come mE o before.his.honour under Section 8 of the Act. I The point in question was .whetfher the com- So ss' paly ...

... i AN AMERICAN LADY DOCTOR :SUED FORS DAMAGES . SUCCESSFUL ACTION AGAINST MRS. LONGSHORE-POTTS. £175 DAMAGES. AWARDED BY A Ii MANCHESTER JURY. a At Manchester on Tuesday (before Mr. I. Justice Bigham and a special jury), 0 Mr, Ray made an applicationin the case of - Gould v. Lougshore-Potts, which is ass actioni for damages. le Said that he represented the ii defendant, and his application was ...