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From the Papers I A workman who was fined at Jarrow on Monday for drunkenness on Sat ut-dty was slated to have worked 98-?f hours last week. The Swansea Dock hatehwar workers numbering about forty, struck work on Monday morning. The cargo trade of Swansea port was held up. Captain J. R. Carter, of Cowes, till skipper of the king's yauSht Biittania, which is now lying up, is to command Lord Brassey's vajht Sunbeam,which is being (quipped as a R<d Cross hospital -hip. The military authorities on Mondaj promulgated an oider that soldiers i, Carmarthen are not, to be supplied Wli I intoxicants by licencees exe, pi: hetweei 1 p.m. and 2 p m and between 6 30 and nine in Ibe evening. O-west ry Towu Council on Monda\ decided to oppose a schema ptoposed LJ. he Salop COUIII y Council for thp erect toi it a cost of £ 20 000, of an isolatio hospital to serve eight, uibiii and tura districts in North-WesL Shropshire. A house-to houae penny collector hrougheu Shropshire, organised by M W. C. B'idgeinan, M.P., resulted n nearly £ 2,000 being raised for the So John Ambulance Association and the B, ltibli Rr d Cross Society. The Royal Society of Medicine ha conferred on Sir John Williams, M D G.C.VO Aberystwyth, the rare disim ion of Hllnot at y Fellow of the socieln Sti J,,JIO Williams is president of tie Welsh National Library, Aberystwyth. Two young women Jessie Mi Call and Mary Qumn —were sent to prison a N wcasile on Tyne on Monday for four months for diunkennes and assaulting he police. It was stated that tli-N were so violent that it required eigln constables aided by several soldiers (I convey them to the police station. lVI, Asquithjin the House of Commoni- on Monday said that as a good deal ot electoral legist ration work had been don- he did not think it advisable toabandm the i-t-gist i ation courts this year. ABih !o postpone the elections fjr a year and '0 deal with registration for next year would be introduced forthwith. A bottle was picked up on l'nday at Carthy's Grove, on the County Waterfoid coa.,t, outside Youghal Harbour, en taming a piece of brown paper with the following written in copying ink pencil No other paper to be got. Going down with the Lnsitania torpedoed t ff Old Head of Kilisale.-M. MoManus Good-bye." Mr Austin Chamberlain announced on M nday in Par liament that he is in con sUitation with the MunitionsfCommittpe and also with the Government ot Ind a in regard to to the utilisation of 'the laboui supply of IlIdIa in the mann facl uie of munitions of war. The whole question is receiving the fullest attention. At Stalybridge on Monday Sarah Ann Harrison, living in a lodging-hAuse in Ashton-nnder Lyne, was charged with attempting to commit suicide. A boy named Eli Ashworth, of Jeffrey Street. Dukinfield, was near the canal at Clarence Street bridge when be saw the defendant jump in the water. He caught hold of her shawl and held her till assistance arrived. She was re- manded to the workhollso for a week*
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Barmouth Police Court.
Barmouth Police Court. The monthly pel fy sessions were held on Friday last, before T Martin Wil- liams (presiding) aDd J. Pryce Jones, E quires. INDECENT LANGUAGE. Inspector Ben Evans charged William Thomas, Church Place, Barmouth, with using indecpnt, language on the Marine Parade on Sunday night, May 30 h. In reply to the charge, the defendant pleaded guilty. Watkin Owen, inspector under the B irmout h U. han Dist rid Council,stated that, on Sunday, M <y 30th, he was on the Marine Pallldp; nd saw the defer- dint, with his coat off and swaying his irms about, as if he was fighting and creating a disfut bance. Thp defendant w i3 under the influence of diink He wpnt. up to him and requested him to be quiet, and took him from the Slieltet- is far as the Pavilion He requested defendant to go home quietly, but lie returned again. Defendant used nil t-fc i idecent language. Complaints had made of t he disgraceful conduct at he Shelters on Sunday nigh", and the Free Church Council had also written fiout thp matter. The defendant said he was sorry for he (fence and that it would not occur again. In leply to the Cieik, the witness •i aid that the defendant wiis utidei- the ■. Que nee of drink at the time. The defendant said he was quite The witness said be had a Belgian (,Ilgi.e in COUt t who would prove that he defendan1 wanted to fight with him. The Belgian i-eftigee was then called o give evidence, hut as he could not inderstand English no evidence was I' pn. Watkin Owm informed the Bench hafe latei the same evening the defen- dant was creating a disturbance on the Quay and wanted to fight. The defendant said he did nothing of he kind. The Chairman said tbat, t he Bench ,vei,p dptpl mirwd to put a stop to these lisbehaviour on the Parade, and espe- cially on Sundays. As the defendant had pleaded guilty and regretted his conduct t hey wet ? going to deal lenii 1111y with him this time, and he would be fined 10s and he hoped that this would oe a warning for the future. Watkin Owen applied to the M igis- I I ate's to giant a witness fee for lbe Belgian refugee, as be might bitve lost 4s. or 5s. by boating. The Cleik-I suppose be has no boat of his own. The witness—No, Sir, but he goes out with a boat. The Bench refused the req uest. NON PAYMENT OF RATES. F. W. Anderson, G'olleridge Chambers, Cor poration Street, Biiminglnm, was >u m mo tied by Natbauial J Rchaids, rale collector for the LlangelyninPar ish, for the non-payment of poor rates and special rates. Defendant did not appear. Nathanial J. Richards stated that the rate was duly demanded from the defen- dant, and payment was not furthcoming, hub that morning the defendant had sent a cheque for the amount due. The Clei-k-WlittL oceup"tioii is he Witness-He is an architect and sur- veyor at Birmingham. The Clerk—What amount of rate did he owe your Parish ? Witness— £ 3 10s. 4d. The Chailman-How many times did you apply for the rates due ? The Witness—He was written to four times and defendant never answered once until that morning. The Clerk—Where is his house situa- ted at ? The Witness-At Fairbourne. The Bench adjourned the case for a week.