... NEWPORT PANTOT1M1IAW ECHO I ACTION INT TJ'HE COUNTY-COURT. id An interesthig theatrical case came befnre his Honour JtuIdge Owven at Newport County- a court on Thensday in the action of Robert ?? x ; t . Clarence Sounes. Mr. R. J. Drake sk (instructedl by Alcsp CulYele and Colyer. of to London) ?? for: the plaintiff; Mr. Lia- Lit coln Reed (instructedl by Mr. JohL MoM.on) for [r. the defeudant ...

... CARDIF TRADESMAN i- 1N iTROUBLE. i : .- CHARGE UNDER THE BANKRUPTCY ACT. DEFENDANTS COMMITTED PM3R TRIAL. At Cardiff Police-court on Tuesday after- noon George Meek, a coal exporter, and John Meek, landlord of the Rbmilly Hotel, were charged on a warrant under the Bankruptcy Act. George Meek was charged with having failed to disclose to the Official Receiver cer- tain sums of money alleged to ...

... ACTION AGAINST MR. BEER- .BOHM TREE. n - - - --c - AILEGED DEWNTION OF A M:ANU. it SCIRIPT. le In the Queen's Bench Division en Thursday tr 8 (before ?? Justice Grant-han and a special bh s- Jury) in the case of De Polcoray V. Tree, the er plaintiff, Florence Pokoray, claimrnd damages a iy in respect of the ?? detdntion of a bi ^e play. Defendant denied the alleged wrongful detention, and ...

... LOCAL POLICE-COUpRTS. CARDIFF, I ) ?? c0 OnctiticitoiB HABLEI'S Tiill FlRANtI BEAVAN and Air. It, W. WIT2- the 1lAMS.) . Is Tl'l-liti W8DIING li.AY ANNiVERSA11Y. hly 'lThomias Osb1ornae iron charged with aesault trsig! 1i11 Wire, liaiy 0Sbor1e. oil the 4th of Jalle. -r,. AMorganl Rees dofertlod, tiha L',o air10io at stateil that on the ?? ili dci ltliestioll definLIdat, betweeno ten anid ...

... LOCAL POLICE-COUR'BTS. CARDIFF. WEDNESDAY,-Mflfore Alderman CABBY anld T.- Mr. BDWVA1D THOMAS.) a had] HIIRING A BICYCLE. 1 Richatrd Parr, nsineteen, a privmte in the'oL 1Cameron lligh~lnElodrs, was charged onl a, tine - varrant vwith fraudulently con 'c hun to t ciw.a nso tind Eteahing a bicycle, vwilel6 8.,o wh~ich ha~ was. miade the bailce on Janar l2 .1900, by the owner, Joseph lfdcn ...

... THE CASE OF SIGNALMAN BWINGTON. Since the case of Ewvington is put forward by the council of the Amalgamated Society m( of Railway Servants as the main cause of a the strike on the TaO Vale Railway, it is nt worth while examining it carefully. so Elwington was a signahnan who occupied ca a.box at Abercynion. Early this year lie Io' acted as spokesman on behalf of the sig- nalinen,, who asked ...

... r I . CARDIFF. EWR WTYDUIIDAY.-4Bflsfr Councllor EDAR THOMAS Hand Mr. T. it. SEhN. SUNDAY CLOSING ACT. Charles Came, landlord of trine Railway Hoitel, Fee'ry~-tcad, Grange. wvas summoned for im-ae'ping 1115 peinters open daring* illegal wi ishours ian dfa~r alleged sellings. Mr. Board at r. (deputy town-elerkl appeased for the proseen- h r.tiun. Mr. George David defended. The Sum- ?? fo ...

... Tren CJARDIFF. for FIRST COURT. Sor TIIUhSD&Yl.-lfefore Mir. LflLNER-JONTES, ton tits ALLEGiED FORGERY. For I; ?? Cooppt flavios, 28, . ho ?? been em- B L~eT-l~edle l`~rk l;Messirs. J. P. Culloy and. 13ev tes' Harts. vac r chaged onl a ;viirraiit with tbre u'C 'Vt ~ Iicc. which were really included in the E5te, le cioranlsaction, namlely. that bie ?? I or5,, a ohlitite for £9 5s. 3dl., with ...

... - C - CtARDiFF COUNTY-COURT. FRDAr.-4uefoure JUDGE OWEN.) PENART= MATN'S CLAIM. Henry' Bethel 8, Lu'ilow-street. Penart'l. rade a~ claim agains; the Taff Vale Railway Ceanirni'v ntider the Worklmen's Comipensation Act. Wi le ass!shiug fitters onl the comporany's. tip3 csoce time ago it was Bethel's duty to unI icrei a valve of thle hydraulic vipes 'when the wvazo escaperi atidl caiughit him ...

... CHARBGE OF SETTING FIRE TO A AtIFE. :r AHE EXTRAORDDINARY CASE AT a CY a C&ARIDIFF. ht 0 ACCUSED COM)liTED TO THE it ASILZES. n PAINFUL SCE-NE IN COURT'. t1 The trial was resumet (before the Cardiff o] d Stipendiary) on Frailty or James Flynn. under Pi e rcmand on the charge of mnai~ciotsly setting C r fire to his wife, Mary Flynn. at No. ., Robert. 1 -stret. The prisoner was a manr of 35, 9 ...

... -LOCAL POIICE-COU RT'S. ho OCARDIFF. _MONDAY.-4flefore Alderman D. JO3NES and lis 34r. A. DUNCAN.) lha 304SINE IN COURT. V A woman named Catherine Callins, ged 4i4, b rl earcted it ?? cI court aL twte Ildee of a case iuI whicls sie lahI ; charged with being disorderly and cisalrig ,0 use of bad language. It was tho woman's d, sixty-second appearance. She appeared on eli hbail', and had first ...

... - ?? lePROCEEDINGS IN THE HIGHT COURT. seINJUNCTION AGAINST THE ties MEN'S LEADERS. MI to 1 71 MAr. Justice Farwell, as vacation judge. In bali La th ltnery Division of the High Court of wa3 r. Justice, held A special sitting on Thursday anly ,ofor the purpose of hearing the mnotion, ad- tie e. journied from chanobers on Tuesday, for ain dcci 7injuilnction restraining the Amnlgamated did ...