arraigned on charges of wounding with intent to cause grievous bodily harm. He sat on the bench with Chief Justice the Hon. Mr. Justice Ward, who announced Lord Waddington was visiting the court for the second time, "observing what we do''.

Stanley Gladstone Woods denied wounding Carla Eve and Kenneth Robinson on or around June 28. He was given a trial date of April 11. He is on bail, represented by Mr. Phil Perinchief.

In a separate case, Jamaine Quidir Salaam denied wounding Don Wilson on or around August 29. His trial was provisionally set for February 8. Salaam is on bail, represented by Mr. Delroy Duncan.

Calvin Shabazz was given March 21 as the date of his trial on stealing and fraudulent accounting charges. He is on bail, represented by Mr. Archie Warner.

Jailed lawyer Larry Madeiros, represented by Mr. Richard Hector, was given a provisional date of February 14 for his trial on charges of making payments abroad without monetary authority permission.

A man charged with assault with intent to commit rape was given an April 25 trial date. He is on bail, represented by Mr. Archie Warner.

Floyd McCoy Smith, who denies charges of damaging property, inflicting injury and causing bodily harm, was given a May 4 date for his trial. Represented by Mr. Warner, he was remanded in custody.

A 28-year-old St. Georges's man, who denies three charges of unlawful carnal knowledge of a girl under 16, was given a provisional trial date of April 5.

Represented by Mr. Tim Marshall, he has been allowed bail.

Constance Eleanor Edness, 48, of Southampton, denies wounding Robin Hollinshead intending to grievous bodily harm, and assaulting a Policeman.

Her case will be mentioned again on January 4. She is on bail, represented by Mr. Warner.

A 17-year-old Sandys man, who denies charges of rape, assault with attempt to rape and causing grievous bodily harm, had his trial set for March 28. He is on bail.

Lord Waddington.