... NEGRO SHOT AWHILE SLEEP- ING IN H118 BUNI. I CASE TRIEDI) BEFORE CARDIFF MAGISTRATES. S REMA1RKABLE EVIDENJE BY A A POLICEMRAN. e When the steamner 1'cndeuenis arrived ait 1103 g Cardiff on Saturday morning the captain hadl atI a. a serious charge to inite against one of his the n crew. lt is alleged that while them ship wa-s bee, di 1yhig at~ Rotterdiam a. few days ago a, Portu- leti n goose ...

... LAMPETER. 'lThe annual licensing sessions were held at . the Town-hall here on Friday (before I Messrs, D. Tivy Jones, mayor of Lam. o peter; Lewis Davies, and Wilmot Inglis Jones). ; The number of licensed houses in the division : is 35, fourteen of which are seven-day licences antI 21 six-day licences. 'There are also, in addition, four grocers' licences.-Superinten- dent Williams stated ...

... EXTRAORDINARIY CASE AT v T IdIt I1.' I I ?? i I I I A BETUIRNE-D St0LD)IER SIHOT EN hii THFE, 8TRE.lET. l.I At Uertlivi, P(olicocourt. (in Mondray Rticbard Wi HlIntMt. :a tlad ons suninioned for shooting nt ae ( Jamnio Matv i ith ?? to disa ble him.-Mr. ne IV. ileddoe del dcled. (IC 'I'lti prosecutor s:id he hadu ist coino back o(W . on sick fulirough from Sout Ih Africa. wvhere ho l I hidl ...

... NATAL TREASON TRIALS. BULLER'S HOME COMING. METHUEN'S PLANS. MAPFEKING, Monday. G Lord Mfethunei is at Buffelshcele. aw;'aiting C supplies. llo Intends to march to Elands t River on Tuesday, with the view of intercept- l ing Mr. Steyn's junction with General Delanry, C taking with him General Erroll,'B force, and r leaving the Yeomaury to garrison Ottoshoop. General Erroll, acting in ...

... SWA^4NS1:A TOWN COUNCILj.1 TNl' Pl'OP)sED) MIUNICIPAL TI'RAMWAYS. DI GEAwIIE AIAIN-ST A COEPORA- lION EMNLOYLII A eqartvtrt c Lmeeting of the Swausea Tovrorn 'I was held at, the Town-i'aU onil vedle's- the a ?? the mayor (Mr. WXil. Watikilis) ari t'yrcsi; '['here v. as a flrl attendance. of pat irrevious it the ?? It luect'1 deF tr t-ical 'otnluiittee was held, at whiva itb Nas i',idIL to *rop ...

... ONFLICT 0' NYVIDfNU. 3 At Cardiff Police-court on Tuesday (before Alderman Ebhenzer Bcavan and Mr. T. H. 1 Stephens) Charles Henry Quick, lice;o.ce of the ( Bridge Hotel, Bute-street, was summooned for i solling intoxicating liquor to a drunken person on September 28. Mr. Halloran, from the town-clerk's office, appeared for the prosecu- tioII; Mr. Lloyd locyrick defended. Mr. Joseph ulcury ...

... LOCAL POLICE-CdIRTS.: cAR.DirF-. .. : 4 WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, Two tradesmen, Messrs. Richardson, and.. I Bowler, were summoned for having, unjust seales in their possession. Mr. Halloran, from the ?? office, prosecuted. In . the -case of Richards, the in- pector's evidence was that on visiting defendant's shop on the 19th he found a'nbeana scale seven drams against the purchaser. Tle defence ...

... TUESDA CARDIFF, TUESDAY.-(Before Alderman D. JONES a-nd he Mr. ALEX, DUNCAN.) rk A SAD CASE. ; e, Joseph Lever appeared to answer a charge in of having neglected to maintain his wite and 3d five children, who had become chargeable to at the Cardiff Union.-Mr. Box,'relieving officer, said the wife and children became chargeable on January 30, and wh6n admitted they were ry in a very destitute ...

... LOCAL LaW CASES.. NA'nONALT. DANX OF WALES (LJIMITED). Mr. Justice Oozens.Hardy,. in the Chancery Division of the }mih4 Court. of Justice, leed S before him a muotion taen out by the liquida. tor of the National Bank of 'Wales (Limited) for the rectification of the register of members D of the company. There hla been an order for the windi-1g-up of the comPany.--Mar. Napier L, ,said no ...

... das PO1T TAL1OT RAILWAY COMPANY V. th PEARSON AND SON. In the Qrseen's R3ench on Thurisday (before ve: thle Lordl Chief Justice cxiii Mr. justie.- elnnedy, oin Fitting as a Divikionisl Court) Mr. Walter aup- gni plied to their lordships to fix a day for hear- s:C ing the ea-se of the Port Taibot ilsitway Coin- Di paony v. Pearosn and Son. The learned us cotuiel Ea.id. tbhat a-ll the parties ...

... CARDIFF. FIRST COURT. TUESDAY.-(Before Mr. T. VT. LEWIS, Stipen- diary.) VICT UALLER. Howell Gray, landlord of the Alma Inn, Mlargaret-stroet. Cardiff. was sunsnoned by he police for keeping his house open 01uJ itg illegal honrsJ on Asigunt. 5. Air. JBoard (ldeui'ty town- clerk) appeared to proiserute, and Mr. Joseph Henry Jones ?? etating the faets, Mfr. Board remarked ihat on the 6th inst. ...

... SOUTH' WALES LAW CASES. TBHARR1ThF BREEWHY COMPANY 'LMIMTTED) ?? OROSSWELLS RBWUEWltY COMPANY (LIMITED). Before Mr. ssstibe' Ocoens-Hardy in the Er Chancery Division on.Wednceday the hearing of this action, by which the plaintiff eompany sought a declaration that a deed of the 18th. ai, of March. iS8, tieing the Commiercial Hotoll r, 'Ferndale, to the ?? for bottled beer, wines, and spirits ...