... LOCAL POLICE-COU R[TS g- CARDIIF.' a MONDAY,-(Bfeore. Messrs. J. IfH. ALLETT and ed O. H. EVANS.) by :A BAD CASE. ve A charge of desertion and neglect was pre- [m ferred against George Brian, an able-bodied s Ln man of 32, described as a horse-clipper. The of man's wife and two children are now charge- 6 us able to the Cardiff Union. c st Mr. Pritchard, warrant officer to tbe I guardians, Said ...

... PONTTYPRI DD BAN KRUPTCY- COU RT. TUESDAY.-lfefore Mr. E. C. SPICIOEIT, Registrar.) TONTYPANDY GROCER'.S FAILUARE. Mr. D. Bryauti Pontypridd, appeared for Daniel Nicholas, grocer, Bridge Shop, Tony- pauny, whosei liabilities were cxpected to rank at £237 13s 3d.; asseta. £21 14s. 4d.; deficiency. .6215 18s. ld. ?? attributed his failure to lies of trade, owing to keen competition. ill- health ...

... 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 ...

... | SERIOU.Sa' CHARGE AGAINST 'A NOTT ING- I .; I HAM MERCHANT, Ab the Guildhall, Nottinghaim, 'on Wednesday, W. Allen and A. Pyatt, Esqs., sat specially to. investigate charges preferred against Joseph Crew, described as a merehant, of 11, Lake Street, Not- tingham, of indecently assaulting Harriet TarIton, on - the 2nd of Novnembers 'i further, with . interfering with the comfort of the ...

... IQUARTE 2R SE.iONS. B3ALL YME-NA - 2nd NYox-eminer-Bcxore Lis Horror Judg-e Fly. A'TLi-. 115 ASSArULT. Win. t hee M''lugaxe stood inidioledI for an-, ii' tifulv 'o ?? or~e Jam c- A'Kccea Bali; cmi-I ?? tvil enter-., or cl' 3- Jab- 3et, o I i sclrcgice, Spaid .LrnsTC M'Kce.icr.I' oct tie: ii- c- notfora commuon- ?? be ?? Ur. Tc~z'oh C('i'r S.C.S nrid Vr f. !te C- 'w '1on behalf ci tt'e. Cr-' ...

... The business of these sessions fwas transacted in the County Courthouse, Crumlin Road. yester- day, before his Honour Judge Fitzgibbon. Mr. H. M'Neie M'Cormick, registrar, was in atten- da.nce. SCOTT V. SCOTT. This was an application by Fanny Scott to ob- tain an orrder for board and maintenance against hex son, Wrn. Scott, under a deed of assignment. Dr. Keightlev (instructed by Mr. G. B. ...

... i U DULIN LAAV PIEPORTS. I LAW NOTICES -THIS DAY. itrrm tie Lcsgat Diarvi) if ?? O 4'Pi~jc IRELAND. Xi - ?? ?? tear'S; O'Brien. ~ ' 0''H~ AX For jugeton ?0 aa i1-ecutV. Van den ]Sergh. ~~ ~ ~ ~'ROLLS. 0 aa-e.Kd-r N c-. C''I do- -~C rn r-to ?? Spin- tzl'-i Tei.- Ant-l,d if Go.. snicm carts_ iii~-- 5 1 ?? - c-tt~ C'iLc--l-e; Far-reil, * ?? -c is-id--'r itll-two it }itFr- enc1,,~1 Lonipar-te' ...

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... THE ALLEGED WIFE 3EURDER DAWSON AT THEz POLICE COURT. Frederick F. Dawson (21), of eno fixed abode, was charged at Leeds Police-court yesterday, befrre the Stipendinry Magistrate (Mr. C. M. Atkinson) with the wilful murder of his wlife, Emily lavwson. whilst they wvero lodging at 10, Belgrave'-street, on the 12rth inst. Mr. T. Tnernton appeared for thie prosecution, and Mr. Arthur Willey to ...

... LOCAL AV, CAS:. E ArnD G\ I yy - Limi HF'S CaLa Was j' Ia n i Cr, pcii in ?ir' * n '- 3j 'fl5]j Ti AI Inn ,x hi o ied o -I A ii ii . ,aro- lid -ay an,' cn 1 -.cll Lta n a Mr. ?? I , ' I ...

... TICXETLESS TnATTLLES 3OWED A - E. Q. 0 G wAYi. - At the Conway Police ourt'on Mqnday be- fore Mr H. Kiaiv; Mk'Smth of -ber- ifrawn,: 'va w har'ged with ftravellinge without a,: ticklet from 1in'go. Deganwy,'with intento defraud the oopany on jtem'er 7t ' Mr Fenni, prosecuted on. behalf f tlte London atnd North-Western Railway ompany- and fr. S. .. Dew defended. Mr Fennadetailed the ...

... THE OLCOESTER MURDER ABREST AFTER SEVEN YEARS IN) Xi&W ZEALAND. From Andkland it is repertod that the New Zealand police -arrested a man known as Charles Lillywhite, whom they sllege to be identical with the English fugitivo, Arthur Blatoh. Blatch in an- eused of the murder at Colchester, Eesex, maven years ago, of a man narred Alfred Weleh. Wech's house was burned to the ground, and among the ...