Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1864-05-04 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

LES.—George Gibbs was charged with having on ttie 7th April sold two lambs in Singleton-street insteal of in the market-p!ace contrary he market regulations. The defendant said he was not aware of these regulations. Mr. liennett the market inspector said that after the defenda .t sold these lambs iie was cautioned but treated the i-aution with contonpt, and some days afterwards brought some lambs and in stead of taking them to the market took them to the Joiners Arms and there sold than. Mr. Oakshot said he felt bound iii these circumstances to inflict a penalty. The defendant was lined 17s. Si. including costs.  Frances Jenkins was charged by P.c. 59 with cons duc•ing herself in an indecent manner in the public stn., ts on the 23rd April, and with rep-ating the offence on the 30th. Sent to the llouso of Correction for one month.  ary Biby, was charged by P.c. Trehsrne with endeavouring to resist the lawful apprehension of Frances Jenkins the defendant in the previous case. Sent to the House of Correction for seven days. EIiZA Davies was charged by P.c. 30 with being drunk and distedtzly near the Sailors Home on Saturday night. The defendant appeared not to be quite sober and the tuagistrates ordered her to be remanded for a day. William Gregory, carpenter, was charged by Sergeant Buck with bong drunk and riotous in Goat-atreet on Sunday after aacei, De Wait also kicking against the door of a put,lic house to which he had been refused admittance. Fined 3s. and costs. He was allowed a week to pay. Ma, tin Brian was charged by S-rjeant Back under the following circumstances. On Sunday last about 11 o'clock as p triple were going to church, the defendant came up to tie police station quite drunk, and there behaved himself in such a disorderly manner as to cause a large cr ,wd to collect Fined ss. and costs. Thomas Tucker, beer-house keeper, Orchard-street, was itharged with keepisg his house open for the sale of beer during the hours of divine service on the 17th instant, P.c Wi:ilams said he found six or seven persons drinking iri the how'. —Fined el including costs. Eliza!) th Biby, Sarah Young and Elizabeth Davies, were chsr.tecl by P.c Treharne with being drunk and disorderly iti High-street on the 14th of April. They were sentenced to a month's imprisonment each.  At Nice, the other day, 3ne Boroelli, murdered a fell w couotryman Luigi Blaisi, for singing a Garibaldi hymn. The Mechanic's Magazine, Sept. 5, speaking of Benson's Watches, merit-- The number of watches produced at Lodgate hill Is something enormous, touching I On yearly, manufactured on the most approved principle w division of labour. under the soperintendencc of the prin. Mimi The firm, as we understand, does not profess to make watches at the lowest price, but the best watches st to. price; and from the magnitude of their busts..., aid the necessity for more extensive premises, we ,esay fairly Jodve that they have received the imprece of coblie approval.. Chronometer, duplex, lever, hortiJnlal, repeater*, centre sOconal., keyle.s, split sserionds and every descrtption of watch, adapted to all climates. Benson's Illustrated Pamphlet on Watches (free by pout for two stamps) contamsa short blab:n.l •rWlitchril tit int, with deeerlps 1i... and prioes.:from 3 to ttle guinea. each. It sets as • guide in the purchAse of a watch, and enables those who Use la lacteland, lea' 4. Wales, the Oolooies, India, or ear pert a the wortd, to 'elect a watch, ameba.' It seat (maid ash be Post. J. W. &awes, Priv. Medallist, Vain 113, Hoottesa=ll Mention, Claus, IS; 53 and 34, Ludgate-hill, London. ltstalitishmeitte, dd. 4; and 53, Cerolsill. Isbabliebod West' mad Clot* Mabee by' Imola Warriat tot aprolalibbat toil. Y. Llli Prime e; Wiles.