... LOCAL POLICE-COVM,. CARDIFF TUESDAY.-(Before Mr T- W LEWIS,'i f, f stipndiary.), , ' ' ,) A 'BUS INCIB~flT Edward Hopkin. 40,' was chirged with inlle- cently assaulting Hannah Phillips in Sanquhar- street ol the 22nd of January. : .-Ther'e Was further charge of assaulting ?? at the same time and place. Both are married women,.'and on t.he proe vious night they were passengers inman. cliii bus ...

... DEATH FROM A-, :SCRATC4. l _ _ * COMPENSATION APPEAL CASE FROM TREDEGA. Bond v. The I'owell Duiffryn Steam Coal Coin- plly (ILimiteld)i-On Saturday the Court 'of Ai)peal (consisting of I-ords ?? A.- L. Smnith, Righy, and Collins) disposed of, This appeal orf the defendant company from' a deci- sion, -of ?? county-court, judge of Tredegar (Blll.), vhereby he awarded the plaintiff.' a widow. ...

... ALLEGED PROSELYTJgM IN1 SCHOOLS. I . ~ ~ ~ ~ .I i- . OCHARGES MADE BY MR. SAMUEL SMITH. / DEBATE IN THE HOUSE OF , ICOMMONS. e0 -- GOVEERNMIENT ASKS FOR n INSTANCES. In the House of Commons on Monday, Mr. BALFOUR ?? dO, at its rising. adjourn till Thursday. June 14, and that so socu as the Governetnt business hi~ disposed of this day. Mr. Speaker do adjourn y the House, without thc qtuestion ...

... I)vONAMOUTH3HIRLE ASSIZES. ' PROMISSORY NOTE TRANS.- ACTIOINS. .Tlie Meoniont~hebire Assizes were continiued nu D e Thursday (before Mr. Justice Dlay). All the s c. riminal butsilness had been concluded the pr- I I vions lay, and the only case on the list wlas Jnlles v. Orillitis. It was a somewhat Complh-i . eated oase, nrising from traneactions in whlich d promissory notes were involved, Mr. ...

... NEATIH COUNTY-UGURT. ?? his Honoar Judge 'BISI-IOPt (lVI Int CLAIMY AGAINST A FOOTBALL, CLUB. dool Is this ease thle Neath Steamn Printing Corn- ;~ pansy sued Win, Bentley, formerly secretary of anal the Sksbeti 1Football Club, together with thle Rail commrittee of tihe said club, for the recovery of 1,ab1 X2 16a, for season tickets and other printiing l. week suipplied to the club.-Mr. A. J. ...

... LCAIL LAW CASES. I BLANDY JENKINS V. INNES. Mr. Justice Stirling, in the Chancery Divi- h eion of the High Court of Justice on Tuesday, b delivered his reserved judgment in this action, n which was brought by Air. Blandy Jenkins Sa for an account in respect of wayleave alleged E to be due in respect of coal carried from' ri certain pits on Trasn Mountain over a sidings on the Great Western ...

... COMPENSATION ACT. CLAIMS AT CARDIFF COUNTY- COUR~T. i number of claims under the Compensation 4 Act were made at Cardiff County-court olnl Friday. In three casesa the claims were din. c -'saed. I-ecause as his Honour Judge Owen c poihltod out, they did not come under the Act. r The first claim wvas that brought by Joseph p Pi ilhps, a Stevedore labourer, against the i Cardiff and Newport ...

... CALADIFF SI1'UOL BOARD I : I .,I *Ii t-I I A CHARGE 01 EXTRAVAGA-NCE. The CarddYf School Board Met on TlM1'r3day under the presidency of Dr. W. T. Edwaids, |ice-'hairmetll. In acceptins the report of the caakery.- and laundry con-'ittee thle board tdtoiided not to crect a laund:'y at G'ads on e Schoots at present, bat to proceed scith the conokery kitchen. In the annual rerort of the school3 ...

... thI |LANDAF F. 1i The annual brewster sessions of the Ilandaff bc , District were-beld at the police-court on Mifon- wi day morning (before Messrs. Evan David and in Evan Lewis). Sc . At the outset3 Mr. Evan Lewis stated that in they had decided on renewing alL the old se licences. Pi NEW APPLICATIONS. la Mr. Arthur Lewis (who was assisted by Mr. P' Rhys Williams) applied, on behalf of Mrs. J. ...

... -LOCAL POLICE-CO ULRTS.. so Gthe 3. - CARDlFF.' 3- WEDNESDAY. (Before. Alderman DAVID Ab al JONES, Mr. ALEX. DUNCAN, and Mr. T. X. Bli as STEPHENS.) Po B as ST HASSAULT ON A TEACHER. 3g Thomas Rollinson, living .at 15 Chester-street, ' to- wnas sammoned by Christopher John Evans. feo ; hs assault (before Alderman David Jones and .1, Messrs. Alex. Duncan and T; H. Stephens). Mr. , ae George ...

... PONTTYPRI DD BAN KRUPTCY- COU RT. TUESDAY.-lfefore Mr. E. C. SPICIOEIT, Registrar.) TONTYPANDY GROCER'.S FAILUARE. Mr. D. Bryauti Pontypridd, appeared for Daniel Nicholas, grocer, Bridge Shop, Tony- pauny, whosei liabilities were cxpected to rank at £237 13s 3d.; asseta. £21 14s. 4d.; deficiency. .6215 18s. ld. ?? attributed his failure to lies of trade, owing to keen competition. ill- health ...

... LOCAL POLPJE COURTS. IPBNART11I, WEDINESDAY.--(flefore ide. J. SYDNBY B3ATiCHELtOR~, chairman; and Colonel a!t GUTHRmE.) r ALlEGED GRIOSS CurELTY, i t Inspector Now, of thle Nationa,~l Society Cal nofor' the, Pri'veltion of Cruelty to Chl- thlt lldEc, told' the bench at painful story ?? of desertion. axid or'.sel-ty inl connlectionl be, 115- with at charge prelerred a-gainst Eliza. res' be ...