... six OWNERS OF THE A. STRONG V. THE Ir. OWNERS OP THE VENUS. leix Mr. Justice Barnes, in the Admiralty Court of ( on Thursday gave judgment in an action and broughtl by the owners of the Cardiff steamship Nic A. Strong to recover in respect of damage sos- 'a tained by that vessel in collision with the the German steamship Venus in the North Sea on le October 17 last. t 1 His Lordship held the ...

... YARMOUTH TRABGE DY. -D BENNETT BEFORtE THE z MAGIST1RATES.t A REMARKABLE CASE. . ?? The charge of murdering his wife treferreal i agatinst the young man Thrbert John Bennett, who is alleged to hlve strangled her on tieE beach at Yarmouth on the night of the 22nd or the morning of the 53rd of September lastt again formed the Eubject of magisterial investigation at the local police-court ont ...

... MERTHYRh COUNTY-COURT, FI1DAY.-tflforo his Hoaour Judge GNVILYM WILLIAMS.) 3 Thomas Jones ?? Ocean Coal Company.-Mr. Bertram appeared for the respondents, Mr. N Nicholas. Pontypridd. for ?? was an application to review the coompensation which was payable to Thomas Jones cnder an award made by him on the 24th of May. 18J9, whereby lie was awarded weehlty compen- sation amounting to l5s 9d. The ...

... , CARD!] F'F SECOND COURT. ( ketet5 Alderman J. R AMTSPALE and Mfr. C(. Ft. co EVANS.) Ivi COMMITTED POil TR~IAU. lhb lohn Barry. 33. and Ann alees, 43. were p, chrged with having stolen a 41-galon easX of a. brer. .Le propert-y of Catheriue Smithymana ,ithotesael beer deaner, lrolmesdale-street; TI Grangetoel)a. on Saturday. or receiving it, be hi owinc it. to have been stolen,-Mrs. Smithy- f ...

... NA7J -- H .IsI - . LnxZAREFru HOUS8En, CA.P3*DIFP' ! THE RECENT ASSAULT-AT-ARMS. t; Nazareth }fonse, Cardiff, us an institution, ha.8 litany olaints in its favour. hut that which ranks first, atnd appeals most to the public, is i1ts ?? not in n:ame only, but in fact. The tenth allnnutal assault-atarmnes and concert g Id for the hensfit of the institution in thc in P.rhaur recently, vfford; ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A NEW- BRIDGE PUBLICAN. Rhoger Lewis, vroprietor of the BcaufortArms C Iun, Newbridge, was roruimm1oned on two chasjges U at Abercnrn Poliee-court on Thursday-for per- nitting druileheness on licensed iwenlises and for stupplying drink to vt drtlnken person,. Defendumi pleaded uilty to the first cliUrgT. c Mtr. lloraci Lyn]e ?? hearing the c evidence, tho Bfibbch disniissed the ...

... SWANSEA BR{EACH OF PROMISE. CASE.-. eC. _ - Ire POETIC DRAPER AND mIS be Yr- AMOURS. the at the of At the London Sheriff's-court on Friday rel the remitted case of Pretty versus Gibby ing came on for the assessment of damages. pln he This vas an action to recover damoges for bel breach of promise, the plaintiff being a pai he Miss Anne Pretty, a draper's assistant, of Va se Scole, Norfolk, and ...

... a 2 -t a 3 TUESDAY.-iBefore Registrar JAMES ,. If bey), SPICRETT.) Vo Per- In the summary of the affairs of Samuel fo; in's Rogers, boot dealer. 87 and 88, Llewelyn-street. +JI ,us. Pentre, his liabilities were given as expected h: eaol to rank, £378 13s. 7d.; assets, £45 6s.; defi- j;j re, ciency, £i337 7e. 7d.-The examination was wi adjourned. -n :gst Richard Jones, coal miner, 55, Brewery- ...

... CAMDITF. WEDNFESDAY-(BMeforo Moessrs F. J. BEAVAN II and F. H. JOTB1.Air.) CAUTION TO COAL DEI: ALERS. Hlenry Pice, coal dealer. HAardy-road, Rum- ney (Mon.) was surneonied by Superintondeilt Major (weights and mrasures delsnrturtoet) for not havireg a woighing tsreelisc in hisi eart err tre 12th inst. Mr. Ifalloran (Ifrom 5he town-' elerk's olilec) ?? George worvln proved that dlefoenlasnt oa ...

... BURtNING FATALITPIEIS AT ~lf CARDIFF. Li ALL inINQUEST IN THE CANTON CASE. V. Vo T1'im sail burning Case in whisho Ii canton he womill melot wiith her deathi wes oi-h shitwci. of an7 Investigation ait thle Town-hialt ol 'Tues- tli 1010t da beolero lii. Ei. B1. lfeece, eoironor. The cii ,r ?? was3 maria Mf. liimlinond, uifo of I tiw Char-wles 11lliind, 4~., Wynodthain-liree2t. hoD Tilie fi rst ...

... His Honour Judge W. Owen presided at the monthly sitting oF Barry County-court on Tuesday, when 180 Plaints were entered for hearing, but the majority, of these were disposed of by the Registrar (Mr. A. Jackson). GET RID OF THE CAT. A cat belonging to David Howell Davies, Cadoxton. lulled two pigeons bolonging to Arthur Spiekett, aurd the latter claimed 20i. by I way of Cornp1ensatiou.-Davies ...

... IREIGN OF THE RUFFIAN, or- LONDON NEEDS MORE POLICE. of a Ruffianism has reached an alarming pass in ?? London recently, thanks, say the police, to m- the leniency of the magistrates to culprits it, brought before them. frs Street robberies, not only by night. -but in ny broad day, are as common in the West End as act in the East End. :et Indeed, the whole area of the metropolis is as infested ...