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LLANDUDNO. SPECIAL SESSIONS.—On Wednesday, before Dr Dalton (chairman), Dr Bold Williams, and Morris Jones, Esq., a special court was held, at which several persons were fined for loitering and other breaches of the bye-laws. BREAKDOWN OF THE "BONNIE PRINCESS." -On Saturday afternoon this steamer, whilst on her passage to the Menai Straits from Liverpool, and heavily freighted with passen., I gers, broke down off Llandudno. Her passengers were landed at Llandudno and despatched to Bangor and Menai Bridge by rail. THE RECENT ATTEMPTS D SUICIDE. — On Monday, a special court was held here to in- vestigate a charge of attempted self-murder against John Richardson, aged 26, a married man, who is manager of a wine and spirit stores at Uttoxeter, on the 29th ult, in a place of public convenience, the instrument used believed to be a razor. The young man, who appeared weak and pale and was muffled up, was accommodated with a seat. His father, who appeared to feel the situation most accutely, and a cousin were in attendance. On the bench were Dr T. Dalton (chairman), Dr Bold Williams, and Elias Jones, Esq.—Superintendent H. D. Williams watched the case on behalf of the police, and he briefly stated the charge, and asked to with- draw the case upon the accused, and two others binding themselves, he wouid be of good behaviour in future.—Hugh Davies, assistant surveyor, said that about 10.30 p.m. on the 29th ult. he found the accused in the George-street urinal, bleeding from the throat. Two doctors had been sent for, and Dr W.oodhouse arrived, when the man was taken to the Cottage Hospital.—Dr W. R. Nicol said that on the 30th he undertook charge of the patient. He found a large gash in the throat, and some of the windpipe- tissues severed. From statements made he believed the deceased was of unsound mind when he committed the deed, which must have been done by either a knife or a razor.- The accused bad no questions to ask nor any anything to say.-The cousin said the accused had no recollection whatever of the occurrence. -Superintendent Williams asked that the case should be dismissed upon security being given. -The magistrates consented to this course, the accused being bound over in the sum of X10 and the father and cousin in £ 20 each that he would be of good behaviour for the next 12 months.— The cousin said they wished to thank all parties, especially the. Cpttage Hospital autho- rities, for the care they had taken with the young man. They had already subscribed X2 28 to the hospital.—The accused was then allowed to leave with his father.

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