... LOUCE STERSHIRE: SP3RIG ABSIZES. (Continuedfrow osw, Iast.) IVrn. Etheridqe, previously convicted of breaking open the u church at Deerhurst, and stealing a silver cup and cloth, was sentenced to twelve months' hard labour. lVia. Bray and Mary Benbow, found guilty of horse-steal- ing, at Avenbury, Herefordshire,,.were sentenced, the former a to twelve months, and the latter to eight months' ...

... 0740Vn zsTEbSHXnE: ASSIZES. J'la i an ntinuertfrom our 2spdcage.) JhPimnwas acquitted of a charge of wilfully killing and slaying William Hodlgkins, at Stow-ose-the-Wold, In Aug. last. Benny Ectmosut, convicted of stealing a hen fowl. Ten days' solitary confinement. Eli Jones, for stealing, at Cleeltenhasm. Seven yeats' tranespor. tation. Thomas Price, indicted for stealinigwood, at Deerhaurst ...

... EBR.STOL QU1ARrTZ SESSIONS. Our Easter quarter sessions of the peace commenced at the Guildliall on Tuesday last, before the Recorder, Sir Charles Wetbherell.-The calendar contained the names of 95 prisoners. Tise comn mission and the royal proclamation against Tice and immorality having been read by the clerk of the peace, Tble REcaDateR proceodled to charos the grand jury. He said, he had ...

... .POLXCr ZNTZLZDIGEMG-- . CotfaelLUtsE, 1BisIr'o, SArBsDAY. 'T here %vas no basiness before the court this day. AMoNDAY. Magistrates present: The Mayor, and Messrs. G. E. Sanders, Newmaan, and GeoreHID STEALING. 'fils otnoat exritement prevailed in the noighhoorhood of the c uncil-bouse this morning, ill ConSA~quertO a the apprehension of a womon, narned Collins, upon Pa charge 0f having stolen ...

... MONMOUTHSHlIRE ASSIZES. ,|EYXTRA4ORDINARY CASE-CllARGEof BIGAMY. .On Wednesday bi. Justice Wightmian took his seat in theI Nisi Prius Court. It having been arranged that his lordship should take the case of Eliza Ann Dent, alias Morgan, on a charge of bigamny, first that morning, the court was donsely crowded, as the greatest interest was felt in the issue of the trial, paurlic sympathy being ...