... iCA ' LAW: COCS. i~~~A ' \: EBBW- .VALE STEI AN6D IRON- CMPANY 0' r _.V. BIAINA- ON COM ' h - ' o r I The case of the. Ebbw .Vle Stool ?? Conipany (Idmited) ?? the 'laina' Iro o Corn P psamy came 1tp1on Friday in the Queen'- ?? ti DivJsibn of theElighflonrt, hefo Mr Justice cellned.);, with6ut ajury.-Mr..J.. lngilton appeared for the .plintiffs, and -Mr. Ctiver fo the-. defeodants.-MJr,. ?? ...

... ' INQUESTS'AT cARDaFF. DEATH PROlK -A- iFRACTUPED SXULJ ?? Mr. E, B. Beece (borough: coroner) held an C inquest at the Town-hall, Cardiff, on Monday as to the death of a seafaring man named Timothy Keeffe, 46 years of age, who wals found a in an unconscious condition in a lane off John-street on Priday and who died the follow- t] ing day.-Dr. M'.nall, Cowbridge-road, said he 4. had examined ...

... LOCA L.POLICE-COURTS. ~io, ?? . ,I. - - II ~ . ~en ~ CARDIFF. ?? Ly. FIRIDAY.-(Before Mr. T. W- LEIS7sipn or. diary,) 'Ce A D)REARY DAY. .1- The . eathcr outside: was.not a. whit more ugcold anid dismal than the wea~ther' .nside the P5- Dolice-court on Friday. 'Hour after hour Ig, vfaised till far into tho Iafternoon over t~ke hear. yenjg of a list of withering trivialities. rn- A little group ...

... CHARGE AGAINST A DOCTOR . AT AINERYSTWITH. A STRANGE- STORY. Mr. Thonmas Pugh Beddoes, North parade, Aberystwith, a surgeon, appeared before Messrs. John Morgan and R. J. Jones at Aberystw'ith on Saturday to answer a charge preferred by Joh, Wil iams, a labourer, residing in Bryvn-plaee Aberystwithl of using threatening lan- guage towards him on the 19th. It Wa' stated that there had been ...

... SPORTING LUCK CASE. MIRS. STODD-ART FINED £50 AND COSTS. Ada Ja.ne Stoddart. the proprietreis of Sport- v ing Luck, surrendered at the Old Bailey on Wednesday to receive sentence. The prisoner to was found guilty at the lest sessions of con- th travening the Betting Acts by eoupon competi- sh tions, but sentence wns postponed pending the of decision of a point of law by the Court for the ...

... LOCAL POLICE-COU RTS. stor old, eion cit's ash teel tok- lev. Mfr. th Jilt- oar- .ten AIr. 3, CARDIFF..I ?? Alderman.B. JONES and Messrs. J. B, PERRtIER and A. DUNCAN.) 3 B3EYOND THE POLICE. # It It is not often in Cardiff, at least, th at the ?? have to declini to maintain order. Yet tbat is whlat oercnrred in the Cardiff Police. tc crrt. Mr. A. ?? H1i11, solicitor, appliofifor an oextension ...

... buCAL POLICE-COURTS. FIR8T COURThi. ?? -ur. T. 'IV. LEWVIS. igi pll1 thiry wingistrite.) c A Ii~CYCLE, TiiANSACM'tIN. ii phil. CI-thtallat, 3d, rein.aijiled from Ih li o- e- viit (!til3 waS cliargeci with hi- viuig stolen a bi ?? otittjilo tile George iotil, uBlt- irreet i ?? of Whim iau 1Mciii~* Wit- vaue 'ctt u ititls, ofl tile) 19th inst, l Tlem was us trn evidettee for thle 1p05o?ceti. t~ ...

... MORRIS EVANS AWAIN BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES. FURTHER REMAND TILL TUESDAY NEXT. Morris Evans was formally brought tip in custody at a special sitting of the Newport county magistrates on Monday afternoon for a further remand on a charge of wilfully murdering Hannah Williams in her cottage at St. Mellon's on November 10. The prisoner was the object of a great deal of public curiosity. It had been ...

... X ]ADJOUIRNED BREWSTER SESSIONS.| L - . . . I . I . . . . ?? The licensing justices are now busily hi engage'd in hearing: applications for new tj r Tlicences at the adjourned general annual b k licensing meetings, which ?? be held p r before the 30th of: September in each year. tl According to ah elabortte judgment of Mr. t Justice Hawlkns in a Welsh appeal catese, the adjourne'deting is a ...

... I CHARGE AGAINST A CARDIFFIAN. Before the Birminghamn Stipendiary on Tues. day Albert Heitzman who hlas lived in Bir- Imingham some time, bat who was born and served his apprenticeship in the watch trade at Cardiff. was charged, in conjunction vith two other men, named Clarke and Kent, with having stolen a number of cane, the property of Mr. Cashmore, gun manufacturer. Iirming- ham. The theft ...

... AI LOCXL POLITCI,-COURTS. !5 . CAR DIFF.' It- 'RfOAY,-J-(~efore Messrs. R. W. NVI hLTAIIS. ct FS-ANK BEAVAN, and 11ORGAN MORGAWN.) st A BAD BEGINNING. ir Alfrad Davies. a little boy, was charged witl; cc stealilin 7s. from a till in the counter of the 10 Wlciatsbleaf Hotel, &dali-strcet. on the last day lt of May.-Miss Benson. the daughter of the landliordi told how sihe found the boy behind t ...

... THE YSTlRlADYFODWG AND PONTYPRBDD MAIN SEWERAqr BOARD V. TEE ASSESS- 1 MENT COMMIT'TEE OF THE NEWPORT UNION AND OVERSEERS OF TIlE PARISH OF RUMNEY.. This case was on the list for hearing in the Court of Appeal on Tuesday, before the I Master of the Rolls (Sir A. L. Smith) and Lords - Justices Collins and Stirling, in the shape of i nn 'appeal by the defendants from the ?? ment of Mr. Justice ...