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WELSHPOOL. I THE BEADING SOCIETY.—We are informed that Dr I Barrett and Mr D. P. Owen have presented a number of 1 books, Sc. to this institution for circulation amongst the members. A NOVEL EVENING.—A temperance meeting was-held on Satu'day evening, June 1st, in the society's rooms, when a tea and coffee s >pper was held, presided over^by Messrs Lewis and Douthwaite, A very pleasant evening, enlivened by several sougs, was spent. Messrs Lewis and Douthwaite, A very pleasant evening, enlivened by several sougs, was spent. CAUHSE PETTY SESSIONS, MONDAY, JcNE 3RD.-Before Major Hayward and Captain Mytton.—Poor rates for Middletown and Castle Caereinion, and the Purveyor's accounts for Rhosgoch were allowed. There was no other business. POOL UPPER, MONDAY, JUNE JRD.—Before Major Hayward and Captain Mytton.— Ihe following persons were summoned by PC. Rogers for allowing animals to Btray on the highway in the parish of GuiLfield, and ordered to pay the amounts set opposite their respective names :—Edward Davies (adjourned from last m-eting), 4s. Ann Hayward, 4-. John Jeffreys, 5s. (allowed a month to pay); Thomas Davies, 5s. (allowed a month); Richard Middleton, 49. (allowed a month).—David Roberts, surveyor, of Llanerchrochwell Upper, preferred a charge of not delivering surveyor's accounts against Richard drell, the late surveyor. After a lengthened hearing the case was disposed of by defendant bing ordered to pay the costs, 16s., which he did.—Several rates and surveyor s accounts were allowed. COURT Powii.-The members of this court of Foresters held their anniversary oa Wednesday, May 29th, at their court house, the Gullet Inn, where a procession was forme.), which headed by the band of the Montgomery Militia, march- d to St. Mary's Church,- where prayers were read by the Rev. J. Turner, and a sermon, preached by the Rev. E. B. C. Frith. After the service tl e members returned to the Inn, where a most excellent dinner had been provided by the host and hostess, Mr and Mrs Gittins. The chair was occupied by Mr John Hickman. After dinner a good list of toasts were given, and duly acknowledged. PETTY SESSION?, TUESDAY JUNE 4TH.—Before Thos. Morris, Esq. (Mayor), J. Powell, Esq., and W. T. Parker. Esq. Assiult Cases.—John Davies, labourer, of Raven-street, was charged with assaulting Mary Davies, wife of David Davies, of the same place, on the 25th April. This case had been adjourned from the last court, at the defendant's request, who was represented by Mr G. D. Harrison. Com- plainant said that on the d iy in question, her hen was fighting with one of defendant's, and she went to part them, first with her hand, and then with her foot, where- upon defendant said, with an oath, that she would break her neck if she kicked his hen. Defendant's hen went into complainant's house, and defendant followed, and a regular row ensued, defendant giving complainant a blackeye. In reply to the Bench, defendant said that he was in the militia, and this was the reason the case had not come on before. From the evidence it appeared that both sides were to blame, and the case was consequently dismissed.—Sarah Morris, of Powell's- row, was charged with assaulting John Kelly, of the same place, on the 23rd May. Complainant said that on the 23rd defendant met witness on the canal bridge and at- tempfd to strike him, she also cut his coat near the fore part of the arm with a knife, which she bad in her hand. Complainant added that the origin of the quirrel was between defendant's daughter and himself. Wm. Bray was on the bridge and saw the two disputants, who ap- peared to be striking one another. He took hold of Kelly and said if he struck the woman again he would give him in charge. Defendant said complainant was always annoying her. This case was also dismissed. This terminated the business.

NEWTOWN.

CAERSWS.

LLANDINAM.

CARNO.

) MONTGOMERY;

LLANIDLOES.

VAN CONSOLS.

LLANFAIR CAEREINION.

ELLESMERE.

WEM.

WELSHAMPTON.

WHITCHURCH:

WREXHAM.

ICHARGE OF UTTERING FLASH…

RUABON.

RHOS.

CEFN.

LLANSILIN.

LLANDYSILIO.

LLANDYSSIL.

LLANFYLLIN

GARTH, TREVOR.

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LLANGOLLEN.

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EDUCATION OF FARMERS' SONS-

THE CASE QF DROWNING .fi RUABON.…

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