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,K0UUjI M.\(; ISTRATES' COUKT. 1; Owen, K.q.), 1 ( J' K. \L (Jvertoii, I, I J" ''?""? I'"i. Wiiliams. !.?. ?"??'?'?'?! WI;AI:IM; \/TAla: 'ii"tl-rwise Sarali .loiies. was "?'.1??.? s'.e.ii-iog apparel, the ?. ?' ):??f!. Iiacm-lid nt the f.¡"11 \I'!1t" t,,??.tnr \ViU(-.).p- 11. ¡- j' ¡. I'" ¡.t.-j 1 T:. "?""?'!)??t ")! the ground T')' J" I tl ( t \j_,i' '1 '?'? '.?ttfK-<?)nity \1" .i"'IL'I" f' j t' I \,¡'tll wnf' jlU> !• ''? ? 'tiier eliarge with 'I 1 ¡"I' 1 'It :i„„ 1:1 Iprepared to go ..n, but ""sitioii to complete the  '?'"?'r? e.„irt. The Bene!) de- lit:;t!. tilt, It ?.-nt,a? /?'?L.L?. p. RII;(J]NMR THEN PRO-' ^:l pan- ?'?-H. h,t.,pi)?t .-?t)? h silk -kirt, which the earm^ ?h..n III. apprehended  t.k ¡Iv:' i"t" "H-t..fI\' at ('ut'dllot:th, ?t ?.  k h !t.?-.t.) y.? < Wilpot'th, ? '?"?' jTrh-m-il ;?:)i)tst her hvn. 'I'll* police had ..reived ""l¡l:[t:'Jil :If th, "I,)" fJ'(l1l1 thf (ioJden I ,i:: lilt-, ?"<<-k?.)t).t' prisoner up on :?' '?'.s))t. hi i)? lirst Ill-ought up, UI" ..th," d'u'c., -1i"Hn:ssdl I. ,„ '?-.?L..r.t.?..?t? ?.,Ju r ;?t" ?.- ).h)ct-d a? her property. '?'?'.?in.? ?itn't'thc ?ithNov. ?. '??hn.?.d a ??L .-t.m..H,J a! ?"'?' .?'-):).t.r?.?.dt)tt' prisoner h "I I • I 1 t I   f' '\Y- "tt two "!aI'. but !tu had .?„ "??' tile articles were missed,  '1', :nll'¡" to \110 II ,J.} I.e likd,)' '"? ???!t?')i«?f.Nh)))t;i)kc]y t,l,-|o. and witness remembered the prisoner loitering about to.:ir,. th" t!m.. tht.y W"I' 1I11"'1"1. time they Were missed. '• i t )).tt flit- had been !y {'lIy!ted fur stealing wearing ,ull !t' subsequently ga ve inlornia- :? !?'"rr. iiH' ).r)-?!it'r\\<.tttJ know t: '?"?!?")t-'<' v?ry ?(')i,m)(tit'th(;y .) ';?? "?[ht ?mtts. sht'cutddt?sny?et -i | ¡¡¡."tai" )'111>' \\ithttut, I.<:illè' 01,- h) is fairs rooms without being ol>- ?i? ) '?" l ed ?"' !<T I I I, r  joiner, was charged by John 'i'? '?'t?.'?nultit)?!)h)i. Com- I-'h,lJ". wile ¡¡,allItllI C\' 111111, -( 0111- I.. 'II ';¡C :t!¡,¡ hi" 'Iik ,,¡¡i,l tll<t "II 111I,lay I ,l. dl'Pllllallt. \itlt illlllt!tt; m:t,Il i !I'-ir1' ,1 V ls' ',r"ke open tlie door of their ??. 1'tted tile assiiult complained i);JI "IIUIUtt",[ tilt,. a:;f¡¡¡lllt 'OJlll' ¡¡nen • .ttn,g the eoni]ilainant three times ?t'. t"Jnaeh a,l ;'hnost knocking the ?'"? -'I"?"?. the "ft.?'.? l"11, defendant denied the .? ?-' '??'t ..hun? < :nitit)i% to prove that the complainant had challenged him (I >avies) to fight.-Sergeant Dutton said that there was a disgraceful row in the house, espocially among the women, He found Thomas on the floor in a very exhausted state as though he he had been \'ery badly abused, his ftec, bleed- ing ail over, Hugh Davies, the defendant. was very itupid, and stood in the street saying he wouid go away when lie liked.lames Griffiths was then charged with assaulting Ann Thomas, wife of the previous complainant. She said when Davies knocked her husband dowlI, Critiiths struck her in the breast and held her down whilst Davies abused her husband. Davies also struck her on the nose till the blood spurted out.—Sergeant Dutton said Mrs Thomas complained to him that (iriffitlui had strikiiigli,-t-Hii,rli Davies, tor the defendant, swore that UriHiths did not strike her at all.Davies was ultimately lined ;"):" and (»s costs, and Crilfiths 5s and costs !)s. j W ::I» EXVAV.—Before C'h:M. Hughes and T. AN' ?- i C..I ones, Esqrs. I A DROP OF L\I!()\n:M. I an elderly woman, from I Bwlchgv.yn. was charged with being drunk and incapable on the previous evening. Sergt. Joneti paid lie found the defendant first of all incapable- in the street, and endeavoured to persuade her to go into some house, and sub- sequently lie discovered her equally incapable in one of the courts of tlie immediate neigh- bourhood. He then had. her locked til) foi- safety. Defendant had told him that she had taken a drop of laudanum, which had made her stupid, and incapablc of taking care of her- self.—The Chairman advised the defendant in future not to take laudanum The old lady promised implicit obedience, and w as dis- charged. having been lociie(I iip Lll iii-,Iit.

-.0 i_';)LKTY-JAtaRATE' COURT.…

NORTH W ALEfoi V. SHEFFIELD.

II NORTH WALES COAL AND IKON…

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.

A :-Tr EET COLLISION IN WREXHAM.

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"V" WELSH ASSOCIATION CUP.

I LONDON CORN MARKET.

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