... O11:VING BOG IN IELAND, INQUEST AND VERDICT. An inquest was held on Friday on the bodies of Is. I'Carthy and the girl gan who perished in their house, which wlas swept away by a nieving bog uear Lis- v doionvarna. The son of Mirs. 1 'Carthy deposed that. hli was ?? near the house when he sawv the bog moving down upon ?? lise a mounainl torrent, Ile shouted to the ' girl Egan, who was standingr ...

... NEATH JjANKRUJPTC COURT. FRIDAY,-(Blefore Mr.I Registrar CHARLES.) AN ABElIAVON FAILURE. ?? J. HI. Finklestein, painter and paint dealer of Aberavou.-Debtor ias again e.anifined. Nle could not explain how he owed £310 twelve months 'ago. ?? had not spent .that amount in gambling. It was the custom P iI the Jewish persuasion that the bride should e4 - be given furniture, c., as prosents, by her ...

... . son INQUETR AND VP DICT, ma A Cal HOW THE ACOIENT WAS ton PROMPTLY DISCOVE lEUD. Sat Mr. R. J1, Rltya' ooroner, held an inquest on wel Saturday at tile Mlerthyr Gleieraul Hospital o'p toncbilig the death or Daniel Iindley, whlo se- A combed at that institution on Thursday to baa ijulries recived in a water carnival at the aen Prinlce of Wales Circus on the previous Moo- ste day night. Mr. W, ...

... LICE NSIN(G SEuSSIONS. i Bo i NEATH. mb. Before tile ?? &Gomleillor James on1 Glass), Messrs. A. C. Gardner. J. Fear Davies, rly D. T. Sims, F. J. Gibbins, 'Ihoinas Teague, nc- and llopkin Morgan. Ill I APPLICATION FOR A SPIRIT LICENCE. tat On behalf of iars. Miller. landlady of the ant Butcherrs' Arms. Leivis-road. Neatli. Air. Iver e 3' Bowen (instructed by Mr.l1. 0. Thomns) applied I for a. ...

... allur OC. . LOCALI PO)Llt.'-COlJRTS. CIA RI)F I , T'IJESDAY.-(lIcfoIe Mr. p'P. WV. LEAWIS, titipr- diary,) IMAAIA(fNG WAL:1 POSTERJIS. A vnoa i, Johit .Jones, uppepored to 11118itse' at. chargi, of laving daintaiod at poster boloig iog to the flianmorgan tiill-aosting Comipany. --Mr. T. IT. Belcher, tho aplmireil for tolu- plainants, said the object of the prosecution ciii) 11Ot to inili(tt it ...

... GL, MOR AN ASSIZES. 19 Al )y e? e- 10 le le as as jy of ly Ily ad he LIC he er, The Glamorgan Winter Assizes wereI Fr resumed in the Town-hall, Cardiff,.on Satur- att day morning. ph1 CRIAIINAI BUSYhESS. St (Before Mr. Justice BU'0OKNILL.) NOT 111H FIRIT OFFENsE. A lahourer, named J.Jhn Phill..ps, 33, pleaded int gailtyto havilig. lietweini the 10th and 14th of ap October, 1899, converted to ...

... LOCAAL POLICE COURTS. 5 d d CARDIFF. o . IRIDAY.-(Before the STIPENDUIARY, Mr. T. C - - WW, Lewis.) t W9 v WII'F DEkSERTI~ON. . t .e Mrs. Ann- Gram bridge, of 79, Alfred-street, C' v' Roath,' 4ued her husband, George William 0 .5 Grumbridge. for desertion. Grumbridge is s' s a solicitor's clerk. .. Mr. Lloyd Meyrick C e appenaed for ?? lifoyrick stated fi d' that the parties ba'd been married ...

... LOCAL POJITCECOtTRTS. CARDIFF, c WIODNBSDAY.-(B2fora Sir. MI},NER-JONES,) | deputy-stipendiary.l THE OLD STORY1'. William Daniels, 15, Nelson-street, a I man with a gries1y benrd, wearing earrings, I ' was charged with selling beer without a i ?? old gentleman pleaded that he had lived in Cardiff without offence since 185l.-Police-eergeant Ben *rDavies gavc EU very conclusive evidence, On a ...

... t NEW MAYOR OF CARDIPF. 11:1-I ed ;IRET APPEARTAaXCE AT TEE .ot POLI(lE-COURIT. Mr. T. Andrews, J.P. (Mayor of Cardiff), made I his first appearanoe as chief magietrate at the ial Folice-court on 'Taucday. There was a full .th 'attendance of members of the lega] profession nnd a representative gathering of magistrates. 'rho mayor wore his chnin of office, autd with him were the deputy ...

... I' vs - 3 CAilDIFF. 2r TUtSDAY.-(Blfors M1,r. 1ILNERZJONES, I~ns ?? detl' w-stipndinuy.) WITHOUT A LICENCE. Jessie Olsen was Eummoned for selling beer without a licence at 13. Nelson-strect.-PolIce. sergeant Den Davie3 entered the box, when a P loud pop came from his direction similar to s. that heard when a chamlpagne cork is ex- 1 tracted. The deputy-stipeiitliary, the deputy- 2 clerk (Mr. ...

... BARRY' ADJOURNED LICEN- | SING.S8SI0NS. | APPLICATIONS FORl NEW LICENCES- There wee again a good attendance of the public t tho edajoarned licensing court of the Barry Petty-sessional Distriot, 'held at tice Police-court., Barry Deck, on n Thursday, the' e aagietratee in attenic ?? Mr. J. Sydney OA.tchlur (chairinaul, Mr. J. Daucan. , Mr. Lewellln Chinod s Colonel Ho'nfrayo Dr, B. TNE- BLRYn, ...

... TCARDIFF. ch The summuer quarter sessions for the borough Be of Cardiff ;vere resumed (before Mr. B. Francis- thb Williams., QO., recorder) at the Town-hall on As Saturday. ye . A PITIFUL CASE. ( For having stolen a cabinet-maker's plane, tic valued 3s., a married woman named Sarah I Richards, 38, Who said she was the mother of shi twelve children (most of whom were alive and ab comparatively ...