The Herald of Wales. — 1890-01-04 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

VIE. PRAM:. Rees Darien. I)nrillyfi3,l, was sommorei by Christopher Edward Rees to keep the peace,bet tho B,.cb after bearing the east dismiss-1 thc 6:1D1111000.  Wzramso.4v —Before Dr. J. G. Ilall.  CAM 2  OVER  Ann Willie—ma-,—an e-lderly—rag-- and bone collector, was chergerl with being drunk at Lea-1 dore She admitted baring 4 glees of beer and ' stud "that giddineea came over her." Ir.apector Jones said she was a banl-working woman, and Dr. Hall allowed her to go, on a promise for Letter behaviour in future.  George Edwandi;—•-e-d- Robert Marry, two boys, were charged with trespassing in pursuit of game on Clyne Common on the 15th. The lads admitted being on the common with dogs, , and Gey were and 12s. including costa. William Morgan, Longhor, was summoned for building a house near Laugher, without submitting • plan to the Rural Sanitary Authority. The offence was admitted, and as Use Authority did not press for more than a nominal penalty, the Bernell imposed a Sno of 255. includes costs. John Jones, Thomas Stock, William Walker, anal Thomas Phillips, four young men, were summoned forbeing drunk at Sketty,on Decent, her 24th. They admitted Use offence, and wore ordered to pay gl each.  Tarnsnir.—Bofore D..L G. Hall. J. C. Vye PariniLiar, and A. Mason, Esqrs. Dlrrsg.  John Bright, of no fixed abode, was final Os. and costa for drunkeunem in High street, or in Idefault 7 days. I Bridget Lynch, 27 Roachrn-terrace. a servant, lwaa charged with being drunk and disorderly in Portland-street, P.C. 46 proved the case. She WSB fined Is. and sags or wren days. Elisabeth Popham, 26, a woman of ill-fame, I was imprisoned for 14 days for druid:el:mesa. P.C. 67 proved the charge. James Williams, a pauper, for drunkenness in Langdon Place, who had been betore the court on previous occasions, was sent to prison for 14 days.  ' Maria Smith, married, I, Jockey-street, was I charged with stealing a shawl, the property .of Mr. Lyons, pawnbroker, Higb-street. T'lss Leah Lyons stated that prisoner came to th..ir shop on the previous evening to pledge some article, but she told her they had given up businem for the day.. Prisoner then went out and witness followed her and noticed that the had a shawl under her dress. She brought her beck to the shop and sent for a policeman. She was subsequently searched and tbe shawl was found in ter jossesaim. P.C. Hill (68). arrested the prisoner. Prisoner said she was in drink at the time, and was unaccountable for her conduct. She was oommitted to the Quarter Sessions. Prisoner has already served a term of penal servitude, and several minor terms of imprisonment. Stories. John Sullivan, seaman, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a knife at t.le Sailors' Home. Prisoner said he had been in the horrors since Saturday and did not intend to injure himself. His ship would be in on Saturday, and be asked the court to put him in charge of .Cupt Barrett. Capt. Barrett said lie knew prisoner well and he would drink all he could get. Sullivan was remanded until S ttarday.  Thomas liyam, bricklayer, was sent to prison fer 21 days for not contribLing towards the maintenanne of his wife. Armours° • Pt-DUCAR%  Bartholomew O'Connell, labourer, Pantyglasclwr, was charged with unlawfully assaulting David John, Landlord of the Lamb and Flag, Llaugyfolach-road. Mr. W. Smith appearedfor the complainant. From the artrti;it appeared that prisoner "same into the house drunk and asked forbear. He was refused, and thereupon used bad language, and assaulted the landlord with a pint pot, at the same time announcing his willingnara to fight J. L. Sullivan or any other eanguimsry individuaL Prisoner mid he had been s totaller " forthree menthe before Christmas, and broke out during: the holidays. He promised to be a " toteller " again. The landlord said he did not wish to Fes, the charge, and prisoner was fined and costa, or 21 days:  George Barrett, fitter, 5, Pottery-street, was charged with assaulting his wife, Mary Barrett, a prepossessing-looking young woman, on Dec. 27th. On that evening defendant came in to supper, and, after eating half of it, got up and abused his wife in a shameful manner, shaking her by the throat, and striking her. When he had the summons he threatened her life unless ehe left the house, and again assaulted her. Prisoner, who was excited, or drunk, or both, assumed a dramatic air, and made an egre,gions fool of himself in court. Ile was remanded for 1 a week, and bound over to keep the peace in a learn of £lO.  Mary Jenkine, married, Garden-street, wee summoned by Mary Rees for aaaault, on the 30th ult. Complainant depceed that defendant had assaulted her with a cane, but defendant mid plaintiff wee illtreating her child, and when she complained plaintiff scrammed her, whereupon she struck her with a cane. Plaintiff was detested by her neighbours, who would all sign a petition to got rid .of her, and el,. arm chair in the passage waitl^ boys would knock ls• might kick ups in opiniou that tie' long tn. 1.1 •-• •  M. ' eta Abertl. town on  CO&PLIMENTARY DINNER TO COUNCILLOS