Western Mail Wednesday June 2nd 1926. Whilst Alderman C. W. M,ELHUISH, the deputy-Lord Mayor of Cardiff, was cycling towards Canton at about 7.30 on Tuesday morning, and when nearing the county police-station his bicycle skidded from underneath him and threw him violently to the ground. He was taken to the City Lodge where Dr. Cyril THOMAS attended him. It was found that he had dislocated his shoulder, bruised his forehead, and was shaken considerably. In the report of a motoring mishap at Caerwent early on Monday morning, when Albert ELLDRICH, Capel-street, Newport, was killed and two other men seriously injured, it was stated that a taxi, which crashed into the stay of a telegraph pole, was driven by Mr. A. BURLEIGH. This was not so, and the car-not a taxi-was only owned by Mr. BURLEIGH. A sequel to a Sunday night accident on the St. Fagan's-road near Glanely Hospital was heard in the Cardiff Stipendiary's Court on Tuesday. William HARRINGTON, colliery clerk, of Blaina, was summoned for negligently motor cycling on April 11. Mr. R. BOOTH prosecuted. Albert Edward BAKER, shop assistant of Railway-street, Splott, said he was walking on the roadside towards the city at 9.20 p.m. arm-in-arm with Elsie PARRY. Without warning he was knocked down from behind, rendered unconscious and was taken to the infirmary. Police-inspector KEAR, of the Monmoiuthshire police, said defendant's statement was that he did not know of the accident till he found his side-car lamp broken. Mr. Gordon WILLIAMS, who appeared for the defence, pleaded guilty. The Stipendiary (Mr. St. John FRANCIS-WILLIAMS) fined HARRINGTON £7 and costs or two months. Photographs and details Page 10. Mumbles Wedding- Mr. A.J.V. GRIFFITHS, of Hardwick Hill, Chepstow, who was married at Oystermouth Parish Church on Tuesday to Miss Irene ARTHURS, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. ARTHURS, Carlton House, Mumbles. (photo by CHAPMAN). Swansea Alderman T.W. HOWELLS, J.P., of Swansea, was married to Mrs. R. GIBSON, of Swansea, at St. Paul's Church, Sketty. Bride and Bridegroom photographed outside the church after the ceremony.(photo by A.T.). Wedding at St. Andrew's Dinas Powis.- Mr. Philip KING-SMITH, of Bitton, Gloucestershire, married to Miss Rosemary BOUCHER, daughter of Mr. W.T. BOUCHER, of Overdale, Dinas Powis, and Cardiff Docks. (photo Welsh Pictorial). Engagement.-Photograph of The Hon. Kathleen BROWNE, daughter of Lord and Lady ORANMORE and BROWNE, whose marriage to Mr. Coterell Boughton MORDUANT-SMITH, Warwickshire Yeomanry, youngest son of the late Mr. Morduant Kirwan MORDUANT-SMITH, of Milton Bank, Laugharne, Carmarthenshire, and the late Mrs. Matthew, (MATTHEW), will take place at St. Mark's Church North Audley-street, on Thursday, June 24th. (photo by LAFAYETTE). GAZETTE NOTICES. Receiving Orders in Bankruptcy. Richard Ernest JAMES, 5, Ardmore-avenue, Penygraig, baker; court, Pontypridd, Ystradyfodwg, and Porth. Thomas THOMAS (commonly known as Thomas Jacob THOMAS), 55, Neath-road, Swansea, canvasser; court, Swansea. Notice of Dividends. Richard Gilbert Peter McLEAN, of Cathedral Cottage, Cathedral-lane, Llandaff, Cardiff, and carrying on business at 14, St. John's-square, Cardiff, and 482, Oxford-street, London, as a merchant, court, Cardiff. Sidney Ransome TOWNSEND,10, Marine-street, Llanelly, newsagent; court, Carmarthen, first and final. David Titus WILLIAMS, 21, Alban-road, Llanelly, tailor, carrying on business at Castle-buildings, Llanelly, as J.O. WILLIAMS; court, Carmarthen; first and final. Voluntary Winding Up. The Aberdare Public-hall Company (Limited).- Decided at a meeting held at the Palladium Offices, Aberdare, on April 14: Thomas Davis WILLIAMS of 5, Canon-street, Aberdare, appointed liqidator. John Patrick