... tie to motion might stand over for a week.-Mr. .Jus- .a- tice Cozens Hardy assented. lie at S ,EIOUS A CCIDENT TO A SWANSEA CYCLIST. Um. The young ma~n Harry Parsonage, of St. ty Thomas, Swansea, wvhomi we on Monday ds reported tolha-ve fallen from his ...

... intend to proceed with the appeal, The Master of the Rolls directed the appeal to be struck out. and dismissed it with costs, THOMAS MALLEY V. BElTE DRY DOCK COMPANY (LIMITED). In the Court of Appeal (formed by the Master of tide Rolls and Lords Justices ...

... Mr. Welratoll said Mr. Thomas liad been com- plaining all along. but in Noventber, beiiti anxious to get the bars. hoe was tilling to waive - his clait if ptlintiffs vitonlil bind thentselves 5to contrat deliveries. Steosrs. Thomas ?? 7 C o. felt that the ...

... which Arthur Banner, 7, Oak-street. Ferndale, f charged his brother-in-law Thomas Spiller, 12, long-row, Blaenllechau, with assault, and the case in which Spiller charged Thomas William Banner (Arthur Banner's son) with wounding 2 lim. 2 MrD. B D.oberts-Rosser ...

... imprisonment. NEWPORT. W\EDNESDAY (Before Mr. G. GEEN. Alder. man ,P PHILLIPS, and Councillor9'18T. PHILLIPS), 7 THEFT OF BOOTS. Thomas Woods, a haulier, of Dean-street was charged with the theft of three pairs or boots, and George Woods and William Janes Evans ...

... admiimistration in the ordinary form.-Mr. Rolt., for the defendant, admitted that the order mast be made.-Mr. Justice Cozens-Hardy made a1n administration decree, but would lnot appoint -a reelver aznd manlager of tali hotel. TIE QUALITY OF COALS. InsRoles ...

... LOCAL LAW CASES. IN RE THOMAS- ELTON V. REECE. Mr. Justice Cozens Hardy, in the Ohancery Division on Friday had before him a motion on behalf of the plaintiff in this administration action asking for the continuanee of an :nterim injunction which had ...

... that unless a man elf, had, been tw6 whole weeks in the same empl oy raie- they could not ha ascertained, anl ig Mr. Abel Thomas, QCC. said haperd for the the alppellant in the case of Margaret flees,. or isle, He only wished to state the fuels of that ...

... for third reading a in due course. ?? al witi die CORPORATIONS AND. OMNI- tbhe BUSES. IMPORTANT 7RULIN-G. B' Justice Cozens-Hardy, in the Chancery Divi- sion on Friday, gave judgment in the action Attorney-General versus London County Couui tai oil, 'by' ...

... liberty to apply, plaintiff to have costs of the arbi'trl.atinn. Judlgmeont accordingly. t NORTH'S NAVIGATION 0OLLIERES V. r THOMAS. In the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice on Friday (before Mr. Justice Keke- wich) Mr. Borthwick moved, on behalf ...

... COMPANY I t at, (LIM3ITED). a In the Chancery Division of the High Court ICc rk of Justice on Saturday AMr. Justice Cozcus YS- H-ardy again had before him a, petition pre- a ,al sented for the compulsory winding -up of the III ,as HadIleigh. Castle Gold Mining ...

... for a week. f PORTH, Oh THUESDAY.-(Before Mr. Stipendiary WIL- de LIAMS, Dr. IFOR LEWIS, Messrs. T. P. of JENIUNS, and D. THOMAS,) Ay Be FIGHT IN A RHONDDA TRAIN. of Sarah Ann Williams, married, Bllaenllechau, Ca and Margaret Williams, single, Blienllechan ...