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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. NEWPORT.—Speculation is rife as to the spot tur a new ceraetary. We, perhaps, will ue allowed to point out Caira, as one of the best sites in the neighbourhood. NEWPORT DOCK, at the present time, has a very busi- ness like appearance. It ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. CROWN COURT.—SATURDAY. In the Crown Court, to-day, the Right Honourable Sir Richard Baggallay, one of the Lords Justices of Appeal, took his séat on the bench at 10 o'clock, accompanied by the high she- riff and the high sheriffs chaplain ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE MONMOUTH.—On Sunday night last, as the Bristol and Liverpool mail was comillg along between Rigswear bridge and Redbrook, it met with au ob- struction to its progress from a number of poles that had been cut down in the adjoining wood being ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions .for the county of Monmouth were held at the Court-house, Usk, on Wednesday. Mr S. C. Bosanquet, chairman, presided, and there were also present on the bench :—Sir H. Mather Jackson, Bart. (vice- chairman) ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. .THE PONTYPOOL MANSLAUGHTER. The Monmouth Assizes were opened on Wed- nesday at the Shire Hall (before Mr Justice Ridley). There were only four cases on the calen- dar, the chief being a manslaughter case from Pontypool. The other three ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The business of these Assizes commenced at Monmouth Shire-hall on Monday morning, before Sit William Grantham, Knight, one of the justices of the High Court of Justice. His lordship was attended by Mr Carne Curre, High Sheriff, and the ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE QU ARTER SESSIONS. The Midsummer Quarter Sessions of the peace for the county of Monmouth were began at the Court Honse, Usk, on Tuesday, the magistrates present being S. R. Bosanquet, Esq. (chairman), the Rev. Thomas Evans, Sir Arthur Mackwortb ...
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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. WHITE GLOVES. There were no prisoners for trial on Wednes- day at the Monrnoutbsbke Quarter Sessions, held at Uak, and the chairman, who happened to be His Honour Judge Owen, accordingly became the recipicient of a pair of white gloves ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. LLANWENARTH ULTRA.—Elected L. Hiley, gentleman, Non. and L, 75 Thos. H. Williams, Baptist minister and L, 69; Joshua Lewis, farmer, Non. and L, 58 Wm. James Morgan, accountant, Non. and L. 56; James Edwards, miner, Non. and L, 55 Henry ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Mr Justice Denman took his seat at 10.30 a.te. on Saturday, at Monmouth, and, with a petty jury, proceeded to hear the civil case of ROGERS AND CO. V. THE. SOUTH WALES Coixisar Co.—Mr Jelf, Q.C., and Mr A. T. Lawrence, instructed by Masasrs ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. A FARMING RIGHT OF WAY. Whalley and Evans v. Sarah Lewis and Nehe- miah Lewis.-This was an action tried before a special jury, which bad reference to a right of way across a field called the Great Meadow, on Lower Ty.vree Farm, near Usk ...