... ISTRANGE . DEATH AT. CAR. |MARTIIEN. re- i. THE CASE OF SUPPOSED PTOMAINE POISONING. AN INQUEST OPENED. i MIr. H. Brunel White (deputy-coroner) LY opened an inquest on the body of Mrs. ut Annie Smith at Carmarthen Guild-hall on re Wednesday, with an intimation that an e& adjournment until next Tuesday evening si. would be necessary, as material evidence by a witness who was ill would then be ...

... LOC.[LALAW CASES. THE. CURIOUS SALVAGE CLAIM., The Owners, Master, and Grew of the Nelson v. the Owners pf the Zinita, her Cargo- and Freight.-In the- Admiralty Court on Monday Mr. * Justice -Barnes, sitting with ' Trinity Masters, concluded the hearing of this claim for remuneration' in respect of alleged, salvage services rendered by, the Cardiff tug Nelson. to the barque Zinita, of Greenock ...

... CARDIFF. or F DR11AY.-(Before Mr. MILNER JONES, N1 G(3 deputy-st.ipentiiary.) Ni sri CCHARGCE OF BIGAMY. R d. Waiter John Uphill, 39, wheelwright, was n or charged on a v;a-iritnt with committing h ce bigamy last February at Cardifl with Julia tl !a, Baker, Rebecca Annie, his form1er wife, to et whoom flie wai miarried. in 1883, being then alive. A to Mr. C. 1H. Downs appeared for the ...

... LOCAL POLICEiCOURTS. *CARDIFF, AfONDA.Y.(Before Mr. 'IT. 11. STEPHENS, 410cr- s- mail RICHARD GORY, and Mr. ROBERT BIRD.) 'so IS, ~SPLOTT ASSAUTLT CASE. c Be E~aeflsl Coghin 9t.2? wjs chazirged on i ~Isremnd ithmalcioslywounding Josejil P1 ?? onl tile forehead with a glass at tse (I ~Rs11.perra, Hotel. Orcdell-street, on the l~th inst. ri ?? is a labourer, irving, at 75. Adelaide- ci Estreet, ...

... 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. ...

... 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. ...

... SINGULAR CASE AT CAfRDIFF | , . - -- I A. iLEGED EXTRAORDINARY FREAK~ * ~BY A YOUTH. ore AVC~ardiff Police-court onl Friday, a case Tlr sybijeb looktei exceedingly like. 'the result of cont re thle boys' penuy-dlreedfucls influence clime on N *S. ,n adlournment bef'ore the Stilceudiary, 'W i'o Archibald, George Bush, a, youth of iieveisteenl, sel ve'sry resplectably 'connected, wats chanrged ...

... we BUSSE V. COEFIELD, SON, AND CO., OF C CARDIFF. In the Queen's Bench Division of the High l- Court of Justice on -Mondae^3 (before Mr. S Je ustice Darling and a common *jurl) the 0 action of Busse v. Corfield, Son, and Co., of a Cardiff, came on for hearing.-Mr. Herbert g Roed, Q.C.. and Mr. Moyses were for the plain- 1, tiff; Mr. B. Francis-Williams, Q.C., and Mr. M v. S. T. Evans, M.P.. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LOCAL POLICE-CO U RTS. BARRY. THU RSDAY.-ABefore, Mr. IEWELLEI'l WOOD, Mr. J. LOWDON, and Mr. W. PATERSON). BE3LAKOWNERS AND DRIVERS. There was a batch of prosecutions down' for hearing against owners and drivers of unlicensed vehicles in the town. The first case taken was that against John IR. Chaiuings, a, break owner, of Barry Dock, who was charged at the instance of the Barry District ...