... CAunRDIr OoNSTITUTl'sONt~e AssoorA'rION.-The annual meeting of the members of this assoelation will be held V this eveningeat St. John's Schoolroom, Oreekherbotown. The a chair will be teoeen at sighto'eleckr, and ?? t the gentle- v men who have promised to ...

... cussion, it was resolved to adjourn the meetiug to an early day. On Wednesday evening the shipwrights held a meeting at the Cardigan Arms, Maria-street. Their action was taken in concert with a general move- ment which is going on amongst the shipwrights of ...

... about a month ago, from Quaker's Yard, in which placed she had been a servant at the Carpenters' Arms. She was a native of servant at the Carpenters' Arms. She was a native of Newport. The Bt^eh having heard the whole of the evi- dence, deliberated together ...

... THRESHING AND FINISHING MACHINES AND STRAW OB HAT ELEVATORS.—Major H.V. Grantham, West Keal Hall, Spilsby; Messrs. John Hemsley, Shel- ton, Newark; John Hicken, Dunchurch, Rugby; J. W. Kimber, Tubney Warren, Abingdon. SEED DRANERS, CORN DRESSING MACHINES, AND ...

... was charged with wounding his wife on the arm. Julia Macarthy said she was the wife of prisoner. On Monday evening last he came home the worse for drink, and threw a bottle at her, which struck her on the arm, inflicting a wound. P.C. 32 (Nash) had the ...

... about, and he could not get rid of IU. The prisoner was committed for a month. INTIMIDATION AND ASSAULT.—John Keefe was charged with assaulting John Macarthy The case was remanded from Saturday. Mr. L. V. Sherley appeared to prose- LEPTE. ^BE complainant ...

... said they would accept the prisoner's bail in £20, and two sureties in £10. ASSAULT AT THE DOCKS.—John Keefe was charged on a warrant with assaulting John Macarthy. Mr. Corbett (from Messrs. Luard and Sherley's) appeared to prosecute, and stated that as ...

... three years ego) -well, as I wan saying, Will called ir fre. to me, and said, 'Mae Sir John yn dy mofyn di Ol of us Sboni, And there Was, clse at hand,- Sir John, Gb upon my kind master, asking ?? my daughter Sarah- b whatt (you know Sarah -'S3l Will ...

... plaintiff could not tell whether Hill or was owner. Hill was liable. Judgment for piaintm. John Davies, farmer, near Bronwydd Arms, sued the y^r- marthen and Cardigan Railway for £ 11, the heifer which fell from the field on to the defendan and was killed ...

... Forey, however, took her place, and » song, Mae man yn dondio, her fine gopraii j0) ducing considerable effect: John An er. manner by John, was also rendered in a very grace wj,;ch the same lady. An interval^ took P fc rt 0f the pro- refreshments were ...

... alleged that he had re- ceived provocation to commit the act he was charged with inasmuch as be had found complainant in the Cardigan Arms, a few days ago, dnnking with his wife. The com- plaint said he did not take the defendant's wife to the public-house, ...

... into working. order. By five o'clock on Thursday eveninR the tree'_: had been removed about 20. feet up a steep inelln&s Mr. John Evans is superintending the removal..r : -O?E.OF THE CAnRDIF DzNs.--At the police-: court, yesterday morning (before the Mayor) ...