... ?? (Before-Mlessrs.-T:.H SThfENSahfej.Djvid: ~ o ?? UNCAN.), A ECHRISTMAS. SOWDy. 1 Wi0illiam KHQnsby, a well-dressed man of 31, was: brought' -p c'harged with being drunk igst apd refusing toquit the Terminus. Hotel, St. Lgst Mary-street when requested by- the manager, r. .Frank Chamberlain,' on the: 30th of December. There was also a- charge of assault upon Wr. Chamberlain-.-The;latter. ...

... GLAMORGAN SHIIRE QUARTER I S ESSION S. aj5 OPENLNG AT CARDIFF foul of A LIGHT CALENDAR. Ntr stri for The Epiphany Sessions for the county of def' Glamorgan commenced at the Town-hall, Car- S kin cliff'. on Tue-day. His Honour Judge Gwilym pri! Williams took his seat at eleven o'clock puno- salt tnally in the .Crowsn Court, and there wvas ant gel aciprecedentedly large attendance of magis. the ...

... NICHOLSONS N'i'cK FIGHT. )p I a- l l 11 of PARTICULAlFRS Of' COLONEL ou s CARLETON'c S R.RRENDR. THE C (JPT EUPE D 0F Fi0ER S' . [lOnltNINJ 1aol't' S1'ECj,%_ (06iR1ESIt'ONDENL.). RER1RE CA.iMP, Saturday (8 ?? I The following 's a trustworthy account of the surrender ofi Colonel Carleton's column at Nicholsolls Nek on October 30, collected from thie accounts given by officers now prisoners at ...

... LOCAL POLICE-COURTS, PONTYPRIDD. WVEDNESDAY.~-(Befor6 the STIPENDIARY, Dr.I ~5HUNTER, Alderman. RICHARD LEWIS, and. i- Messrs. R. T. RICHARDS and T. P. JENKINS.) nd . YOUNG. HOUSEBREAKERS. I at Two lads from Coedpeeucaen-Johin -Weekis, ay. thirteen, and Thomas Crad~dook, twelveA wsre yB brought up for breaking aend entering a roes- on fectioner's shop ix.nd..stealing several articles,', fr. ...

... QUAm- a ?? W .;QUAR''~TE -SEJSSIONS'. L CARDIFF. THFJ VIGHTEST CALENDAR ON. RECORD. Before the lcarned recorder of Cardiff (Mr. B. its Francis-Williams, ?? the Epiphany: Quarter .e Sessiops for the borough of Cardiff were opuced 15' on Thursday morning. ell Iili his addre-s to the grand jury, the Recorder he opened by wishing themn .happy and prq:- re ?? Year, and comiplimented them on the ...

... nha TROUBLES OF THE NURSE. 'ar- 01as Miss Gentle, the nnrxse to the victim of the ro1 Dalston murder, ca'e before Mr. E. S. Ford- w ham, at North London Police-court.on Wed- tr nesdaj, with a series of complaints. She said w has tat Mrs. -Syme a'sister of Louise Masset, the a has condemned woman, wanted her to give up some ri little things belonging to the dead child and ore- his mother. L ...

... : CARDIF F THURSDAY.-(Betorc Aldermcn iJ..RAMSDALE and SANDERS and Mr. T. H. STEPHENS.). A MUTOSCOPIE PICTURE. -- if ,Unfortunate Mrs. Julius C. Ievin sva's -tated !in evidence to have had all experience wlhich rarely falls to the lot of woman in the marriage lottery. d :She was forced to spend her time with:her' 1 childred,. hunting. her delinquent -.-husband round the country. and the chase ...

... VIOLENT. PISONERS i AND 1 T. HE e T- .n I. ?? . ACTION '13Y CARDIG.AiMSaH~- ' MR. WILIS J-UND AND THE>HOME. .. .:SECRETARYT ' Y; At, the, Cardigansiiire 'urei Sssos on Tursday the r' Biund) said that in accordance with a re~o- lution passed at the pr'vious cbii'.'he bad. written to the Home Secretary, telling'hi3 attention to. the effect. of the nei' prison rules 'with regard, to the ...

... JUDGE OWEN AND THE PEM- J BROKESHIRE SESSIONS. la was. A writer in this week's Haverfordwest Tele- graph ?? is hardly any exaggeration to say that Pembrokeshire people will learn ?d oin with amazemert of the attempt which is about ty to to be made to supersede the present chairman erick of the county quarter sessions,. his Honour soner Judge Owen, I am notili a position to say and whether ...

... FRE ~ 76-d 'iAD'ST TROUBES,' | *Er'S 7 ''MA iTJ S ANS INDIGNANT; i'GLSTR Tp ?? Great indignation was expressefi by Mr. Curtis Bennett at Marylebone 1'olibe.court'on Thurs. 0 ;.day. at the treatment uhich a/young French ; i1woman bad received at 'the hands of her'niis. tress. Last week the young woman, acom.o panied by a gentleman who had unde~rtaken)7 to befriend her, appliedat that court for ...

... QUARTERl Si -ed. oky 'CARDIVF.- th :7 The second. day's sitting, ofj' the!.Cardiff o seoy Borough Quarter Sessions was helod:at, the c1 Pa:Town-hall on Friday (bcforp~ thit- learned'ric dee ea r9 cnAW- Mr. ?? Francis-WilliameQ ?? ' T! k 'aphCARDlFF IWT of theE- ut nrvwic.urs dock,. the indictmu~ient gainst :hun : '.eing that of stealling thrde 'iver atcdhes senl belonging to his emnployer.,Mr ...

... NEGLECT OF: CHILDREN. tic SHOCKING STORY FROM BARRY \VE DOCK. c eel st( At a srecial sitting of ?? hle on Friday afternoon (before Dr. E. Treharne Pr, and MIr. J. I. Jose) a worspatn, naudd Mary by Ann Evans, of *16, Wyrdhane-streot, Barry Dock, wife of Thomas Evans, coaltrinreer, op 'sas brought lup in custody charged with wil- tri fully neglecting her two childreii-ilwladys, a aged sir, and ...