... meeting of the. ?? ttee was. i'held on Th'irsday at Carnasaon, under the pre- sidency of Mr J. Jones-Morris,, the attendance in- i' ccluding the' Lord-Lieutenant, (Mr J F. Greaves), Sir H. J. 'Ellis'Nenney Bert., Colonel Henry Platt, .: Cnptain Stewat ...

... ?? ASMZES. The Lord Chi£f Justice, Lord, Itisselil of Kil- owen, 'drove to Carnarvon' on Wednesday 'monn- ing, and for the first time since his appointment to. the judicial bench presided over the assizes for the county. His lordship pr6oeded drevt to ...

... 'ON:'THIElCLIO.? Thomas Netherton was summoned to. show cause why'he should not contribute towards the'nmaintenance of Harold. Lord, ai, ward of 'his, and now. on the O0llo. . The Defendant stated that his wages were too small to miake any eontribution- ...

... Roheris) iand Mr W. Pughe. .. ' ALLEGED ILLEGAL'A . TSHNG. . hee was a case down 'on' the list in. which Mr . William. Taompson, Lord Penrh-n's gaa7e- keeper, had summoned a inan nahmed Hugh lWil- liaims -for e-1'e.ged illegal fishing. 'Mr H3. . Veinet'(Messrn ...

... law as :the ,questlon regarding the licence had beenlbefore 'th several ceurts, and was pow being pioneered 'to the House of Lords :by Mrl Davi e 1fwm Itw,;ld come before thatgousein- a few oday%, axndie, l>jerefore. expected to be able: to repcipli to the ...

... also tile ?? Mt' ?? Thomas, Mr W. Rnamer, EIC LdwaQ Hughes, Mr J. B. P3ritehard, Mr J. *. Gregary, Mr J. R. Hughes, Mr PM. T. Morris, lr. ?? and lr. G. R. A)viffi% I1 his repoe. for the year Superintendent flow- !a4i' etated that there were 52 iilly licensed ...