... a Od SWANSEA. s Od (11sfErP UIl. J. C. FOWLiEa and M r. L. Tu.Leoc.) 40 a Sd WEh.-K Sr1r7s.--Joltn Daniel, landlord ot the 20 ?? 6 Slip Inn, Voxhole, w as ?? Ioned 'for selling ; la 0d adultterated whlis1cy. Serjeant I'Payne produced (n ib OtI sinilyris showing tist defeaidant sold whisky )1 6d whisi s was diluted beyond the linit allowed. Tho 3oil Stipendinry fined him 20s. aind costs. 'A ...

... ALE.j2iGED OUTRAGE It ON ICHILDRE lN AT BARRY D)OCK. -EXCITING C(IHASE; AND CAPTURE. On Wednesday afternoon a seafaring man, Sapparently a Scorclarim, but viho refused to give -his netine to tits police authorities, was arreted at ?? Station on aciharge of having attempted to icommit art outrage on two little girle of tender years at B1arry Deck. It appears that on 'Tuesday ea 1oan1 wvas Seeln ...

... FATAL TUS ACCIDENT AT CARDIFF. THE INQUEST. On Wednesday evening at the Cardiff Infirmary (before Mr. E. B. Reece, district coroner) an inquest was held into tile circumstances attending thr, death of John Allen, aged about '34, a sea- going engineer, who resided at 10, Vere-street, Cardiff, and who died as tile result of a 'bus acci- dent in West flute-street, Cardiff, on Tuesday. i Mr. Barry ...

... ITHE CASE OF M111R. J. H. WILSON. THE OTHER SIDE OF THE SHIELD.,. TO THr INDITOP. OF TEE WE:STl3RN MAIL. ?? reitd the leti er of Mr. ?? Z, Jones in cur issue of the 01h, I feel it my duty to call the attsrntion of your readers to a few incidents which I beliove will throw it dlifferent light on some of tie points at issue. Defling, in the first place, .wit thlb remark of your correspondent, ...

... THREE CO-RESPONDENTS. ( In the Divorce Division on Saturday (before Mr, Justice Barnes) the case of Haskard v. Haskard, Benedict, Wyld, and Fonseca came on for hoarilg. Tho petitioner, Mr. William Thomnas Haskialrd, cloth merchant, of London and Florence, sought for a divorce from his wife on tho ground of her eadltery with the three co-responidents, lt was etated that the suit would be ...

... POLICE ADMINISTRATION IN .GILAMORGAN. GREAT INORESE IN THE COST OF MAINTENANCE. ANOTHER RiESULT OF THE SUNDAY CLOSING FAD. A LOSS OF £2,000 A YEAR. DETERIORATION OF THE PHYSIQUE OF THE POLICE. AN INQUIRY TO BE HELD. At a quarterly meeting of the GLamorgan- shire Standing Joint Committee held at the county offices, Cardiff, Mr. 0. H. Xonee. th* new ehainnwi, presiding, Alderman 'Walter H. ...

... C : CHARGE AGAINST A I HIRNVAIN: CONTRACTOR. ALLEO]OD WILFUL DAMAGE TO A HOUSE. At, Aberdare Police-court ol Tuesday CIharles f. iPrsonS z was charged wvith having comn- mntted wilful dtamage to a house; the property of David Powell, abt Hiryain. M Mr. J. v. IEvans appeared for the complainant, Mnri A George David (Cardiff) for fhe defc'aus n- From the evidence of 'Mr. David Poweil, he * ased ...

... an TRIAL AT CARMARTLEN al WINTER ASSIZES. Ti NV] th LAW AS TO UNINTENTIONAL of HOMICIDE. in D RICHARDS FOUND GUILTY di OF MURDER. R he AND SENTENCED TO DEATH. DESORIPTION OF THE SCENE IN hi COURT. of DATE OF EXECUTION. sc ti WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FUR ol CARRYING OUT THE LAW P , bl A PECULIAR QUESTION. p: [BY OUR SPECIAL CORESBPONDENT.1 bi Carmarthen Winter Assizes aro attaining an b unenviable ...

... ,0 A DEED OF REVENGE. )E SAILOR STABS AN OLD MAN. a! d A sea-going youth, named DoI1Dld Stewart, v mraS committed for trial at Disrhop Auckland oni 7- Monday charged with mialioiously wotinding an S old man, nasiled Low, on September 15. Prisoner gave himself up shortly after the ' ocourrence, and said he had stabbed Low and i left him for dead. He added bhadeforyears determined to Iill ...

... j. - WALS.- THE IC:AVE CHARGES AGAINST A II OARIARTHNSIIRE CURATE. -SEI ENCE OF DEPRIVATION. EX An eijourned, conisistory court Nvas held-at St.; Peter'sChurch, Carmiarthlen, on Friday for the ?? Pronouncing sentence upon-the 11ev. Thoma Pugh, Perpetual curate of Gw' fe 6nvow the 'aiiish of. Llangadock, Ca h Due ivho h'ai been gdjudged- guilty by h hneli of' the diocese (Mr. J. B. Olliant)'and ...

... CASSATION COURer AND DREYFUS, - ?? OF HANDWRIT T RiGL EXPERTS. T C ,OVEREipNENT REVISION a BILL. 1' ii 'Sntr telegra.tul from i'arjs on Thursdayb s *ec, rv to pruecdeltt, the Criminl fay5: - of th Court of Cassation. did not hold 9o Thure lCYI public sitting, but sat 1 hsttd clsS( doors, andls heard the evidenee oi so the badimuitino ?? who eanined tilel borereal iuiilii 'leyssonnicres, Gobort ...

... ;ALLEGED MISCONDUCT BY ,IS A WIFE AT BRiSTOL. THE MARRIAGE DISSOLVED. y DAMAGES AWARDED AGAINST v CO-RESPONDENT. fe In the Divorce Division on Friday the'Presi. 01 dent and a coMonrO jury resumed the hearing m of the case in which William Jenkins, a. marine g' engineer, of Bristol, sought a divorce by rea- it 80o1 of the alleged adultery of, his %wife I'fith -Edward Susmnerhays, ab butchei, of ...