... 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 ...

... ISTRANGE . DEATH AT. CAR. |MARTIIEN. re- i. THE CASE OF SUPPOSED PTOMAINE POISONING. AN INQUEST OPENED. i MIr. H. Brunel White (deputy-coroner) LY opened an inquest on the body of Mrs. ut Annie Smith at Carmarthen Guild-hall on re Wednesday, with an intimation that an e& adjournment until next Tuesday evening si. would be necessary, as material evidence by a witness who was ill would then be ...

... -LOCwAl P.'O.LICE-COOURTs, :: . , :, - . -. .. T .A-T , ..I I LLANDF:' / - th& MONbDAY.-(Befoso' 'Colon5eI' FISIIER and Cc -, WOOt~DS4) origt A QUESTION OF: LIGHTS. decl Jehn c Stud ;the well-kwoown .sh'owman, was -Tb I cargd, !vih, ~o ig hi or~'mtiv t be co-n, ,nsed on ,tho ihighymay without, lights.. Mr. eh4 Ceorgb David defended, . ' Police-constahle Toyee said .hat on the -5th sene inst. ...

... LOCAL POLICH-XCOURTS. * CARDIFF. ' TIUESDAY.-(Before Mr.' -. W. LEWIS,. , ' .; ,Stipendiary.)'L - !] ?? :lPRMr.TING DRIUNKENNESS.- ;; WilliaIa.Weaver;, of the Louduiin, Hotcl, 'ii3I sunsmmoedtfor permnittin6 drnnheuess on his' prcuiises on the tht inst. MIr. Hiilloran pro- secuted. and'Mr. ?? H. Belcher defended. Mr.] Harold watched the' caise for thle' o-.ners of the hotel.-' Police-eonstable ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 POLICE-COU R[TS g- CARDIIF.' a MONDAY,-(Bfeore. Messrs. J. IfH. ALLETT and ed O. H. EVANS.) by :A BAD CASE. ve A charge of desertion and neglect was pre- [m ferred against George Brian, an able-bodied s Ln man of 32, described as a horse-clipper. The of man's wife and two children are now charge- 6 us able to the Cardiff Union. c st Mr. Pritchard, warrant officer to tbe I guardians, Said ...

... DOMESTIC TRAGEDY AT . SWANSEA, ALLEGED ATTACK ON A ?? MISSLN' HUSBAGND FOUND DROWNE4,'.D. A fortnight ago a dnughter of Thomas and 3fary Fitzgerald, livtng in Clarence-roasd Swansea, informred the police of the cat-anddog life her parents led, and her fears that murder might be the result. 01Q Holiday week Ifar- Fitagerald was foand lying ill a pel f. blood on the floor in her bedroom. ]3er ...

... COLLIERY COMPANY CENSURED. At Tredegar County-court on Tuesday (before his Honour Judge Owen) the case of William Davies, Tredegar, v. the Powell Duffryn Steam Coal Company came under consideration. Mr. . J. Sankey (instructed by Mr. D. Evans) was for the applicant, and the defendants were repre- sented by Mr. Simons, Pontypridd, At a pre- vious court his honour had ordered the appli- cant to ...

... J. TUiESDAY.-(Bfefcre his Honour Judge r GOWILYE WILLIAMS.) is Morris Kelly, general dealer, Wrexham, sued Nathlan Baddieo, of Neatb-road. Swansea, for r j 3 es., balance of an account for goods sup- ,r plied. Mr. L. 3. Richards (instructed br 11 Messrs. Thompson aned Andrews) appeared for plaintiff, and Mr. Meager (instructed by Mr. a Stanley Owen) for the defendant. The defence y Nwas a plea ...