... I MAINTEINANCE CASE AT CARDIFF F l A somnewhat unnusial maintenlance case was tl btiolight into Cardifu' PolicLe-coulrt on Friday at (befare the Stipendiary, Atlr. T. W, Lewis) by Mr. P'ritchard, wvarrant oltner to the Cardiff tl Gnuardians. Defendant was Johtt Charles lb IT tch. pstimnalter of tbe sub-poet- a fllee. at Broadmnead, Bristol, and also sa ar Joint p)roprietor of certain quarries ...

... AD'MIRALTY ACTION AT CARDIFF. A; - - -A- - rI At Cardiff Coiinty-court (before Jatlde Owen) Sa tbe owners, master, nad crew of the steamer e St. Vincent, of Cardiff. claimed against the a ovwners of the steamer Ralph. of Cardiff. for r Falvage serviceB rendered on March 19. AMr. 0. It. 13,Lihache (instructed hy Messrs. Ivor Vachell and CO.) were for the p'aintffs, and II,. J. Sankey ...

... Ci OA hDTFFj,. ti WVEDNESDAY-(Before Alderman T. W. n JACOS1F,', and Mr. PUIf. JOTI fA-M.) si Al.LECIED SIfIlBEENING. U! ilsviloldf Tloinas, 38. Nvas shoargcl on a cee warrant with Selling bhe' without a licenco ei ?? 21, DlLffrsic-stceet on AugUst t2-Police-Con- 01 stable Johtc hutlo gave ?? Ir ?? into (lho box, adl stated that tie 41- cc gallou casl; forlid on tho premises was blougt r on ...

... SHcOOTING CASII IN SWANSEA VALLEY. tai POACHIER WOUNDS TWO FARMERS. ve ea DYYPERAMINED CONDUCT OF THE bee ASSAILANT. I fie It was reported at Swansea on Friday that at a, voching affray had occurred on the th previous ex;6ninog at Nantymoel Uchaf Farm, hi on Gellyonen mountain, li the Swansea Valley, de Mr. John BSowen, occupier of the farm men- mn tioned, left his home, accompanied by his be ...

... ALLEGEED- BIGAMY--'' AV - - ARNIFF. - I - ' -I ,, -, t . : , I - - E. 1 I Y CHARGE AGAINST ; A ISCE I1 ARTI'ST - On Thursday afternoon (before Messrs.,T H. 'S Stephens and John, Jenkins) Cecil Levin,. aged s, c a cenic artist well klown in Cardiff, Esur. rendered to his bail at the police-court on the charge of bigamy. 0 The ease has been seveial timnes adjourned; owing to the illness of one ...

... I t V In the Queer.'s Bench Division of the Ifigh N Conrt on Thiursday (befote Mr. Justice _ Kennedy. withiont a jury) the case of CollIns t a;id Others v. the Law Gua.ranteo and Trust i f Society tLilmitod) came on for further hearing. t This was an action by the Misses Collins, carry, r ing on business as the Abernanit-Dinas Silicat f Brick and Cement Company, and 'Mir. Portland Alserman. ...

... HOVIS BREAD PROSECUTIONS 'AT CARDI)FF. 1, LIVELY ENCOUNTEIt BETWEEN SOLICITORS. . . ?? - A case of interest to baklers was heard at Cardiff Police-cocert on Wedelciceay before Mtr, d e Afilner-Jones. CIe deputy-stipeudiary magis- t t Irate. The defendant was J. W. Pyle, a linker, I: d residing at 80, Tuidor-road, Cardiff, and lie was i, sulieliolled by Mrs. Louisa Smith, a lady detec- t t, ...

... LOCAL-LAWV CASE8. jCOLLIERY COMPENSATION APPEAL. et- Iii the Queen's Benich Division onl Wediics- lets day, Mr. Just ice Darling and Mr. Justice Buck- Qi ejor 1 l, Pitig s dvsienal court, ?iejig son1, mient in the case of Maisters v. the Great Wee- 9 and tern Railway Company, which was an appeal of 4 by tile Groat Western ?? Company from Pr the award of an arbitrator in-feev0111 of the jjc pre ...

... CARDIFF BANKRUPTCY-OfuPT. IRIDAY.-(Before the Registiar, MTr. HARRY COUSINS.) A TRAVELLER'S FIAILURE. iOO David Thomas. commercial traveller, of New- port-road, Cardiff, came Dp for his public ss examination. The bankrupt attriputed his failure to family illness and cost of moving from Cbester to Cardiff, and also to living beyond his income. His liabilities were £679 7s. 9d., and there was ...

... C[LOSNG IN ON KRUJGE Ro TPh lare LORD ROBERTS AT BELFAST. 4 I Poi GENERAL BULLER Pat of IN ACTION. i bet LIVERPOOLS IN A TRAPo Jo: Oil If tho Boers are inclined or compelled m55, to fight at Machadodero it should go very I hard with them, for there are (says the Military Correspondent. of the Press Asso- no ciation) only two available roads to the co north from that. town. One of these ...

... 1C CARDIFF. sor le SATCURlDAY-(BMforo Alderman D. JONES and jec Tr Alderman It. CORYi. thi ?? ?? to VIOLENT ASSAULT. to -Elizabeth Lock, 30, was brought up to thi ks answer a charge of violently assaulting a ans fireman, nained George Greenwood by striking 't0 thim on the head with a tongs. The parties to or Met in Bute-strect, and afterwards wvent to 23 al Se Pontcannna-p'acce, here they ...

... I i' had for oar, CARDIF. TUESDAY.-(Before the STIPENDIARY.) the UNIICENSED DEALING. can John Taff, a grey-4eaded old fellow; with a. of pronounced tendency to cry, was sumihoned ly for carrying on business as a marine store dealer at the Cardiff Docks without a licence. to Such authority was necessary under the 39th our Bye-law of the Cardiff Railway Company. the lie had been seen by Edwin ...