... of the case did not sufficiently impli- cate him. John Wilson, labourer, was committed for trial at next Assizes on the charge of steating a cloth overcoat, value .m, the property of Reee Itees. John Wilson was also committed to the Assizes for trial ...

... Court of this most ancient order, under the title of Court Robin Hood was opened at the house of brother Charles Stacey, King's Arms, Neath, on Monday last. The affair reflected great credit upon all parties connected therewith. The cere- mony of opening was ...

... drink, in the Cardigan Arms. He had inflicted a serious gush upon his throat with a pocket knife. The piisoner pleaded that he was under the influence of liquor at the time, and promised not to attempt to do so again. Remanded for a week. John Edwards, of ...

... seeing him on Sunday, the 11th of November. H wai opposite to the prosecutor's f H m, on ft erotd, having a bundle uuder his arm. I did not know tlie field where the mare was kept. 1 knew the prisoner before. Ptter W.ijht, Superintendent of the Swansea ...

... following were amongst the noblemen and gentlemen who attended the levee:—Mr. C. Bailey, Monmouth; Mr. Lloyd Davies, Cardigan; and Sir John Walsh, Radnorshire. THE ARTILLERY AND ENGINEERS.—In the list of suc- cessful candidates for admission to the Practical ...

... TO PUBLICANS Mr. Thomas John, ot the Dumfries ilotel, was charged with permitting per sons to drink in his house, on Suuday se'nnight, during the bourll of divine service. Mr. Storkdale gave the house a good character. Mrs. John, who appeared on behalf ...

... for one week. MONDAY. TURNTP-TOPS STEALING.—John Smith was fined 6d., the value of the greens 5s and 6s. costs, or 21 days' imprison- ment, for having stolen a quantity of turnip-tops from the garden of John Cottle, lionth. CARDIFF POLICE COURT—SATURDAY ...

... from a vessel lying under the No 1 tip, West Bute dock. A blue check shirt, from a clothes line, in the yard of the Plymouth Arms beerhouse, Plymouth-street. A counterpane, from the hedge of the jail field. Two shirts, a smock, and a chemise from a line ...

... Austin & Co., 10s. 6d.; Mr. Ed. Alexander, lOs. Gd. Messrs. R. W. Parry & Co., 4i2 2s.; Mr. Edward Downing £lls.: Messrs. John Rogers & Son, £ 1 Is.: Mr. F. P. Carrol' £ 2 2s.; Messrs. Solomon Marks .Co., 1:1 Is. OIRUKCJI DISCIPLINE RII-L.—Amongst the ...

... Brougham, the President, and the members of the Law Amendment Society at dinner at the Mansion- house. John Lloyd Davies, Esq., M.P., for Cardigan, was amongst the distinguished company. A NEW BANK.—We understand that Messrs. Wilkins and Co., bankers ...

... at the Cornish Arms public-honse. Mr. Owen for the defendant. P.S. Sheppard deposed that he was on duty near the Cornish Arms, and heard a senffle, and on looking into the passage he saw the defendant dragging the woman along under his arm, and when he ...

... and amongst the distinguished company were the Earl of Cawdor and Sir J. Rjmilly. On Thursday rveniivr, tin* Carmarthen and Cardigan way bill was ;ead ilrird iime and passed, ill the House of Coin f, ions. On Wednesday night, a grand banquet was given to ...