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... GLOUCESTERSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. [Coeetinuedfrons 2ndpeage.] WEDNESDAY.-Before Mr. Sergeant Ludlow. IVilliama Phelps, aged 50, was found guilty of stealing at Rodmarton, a sieve, the property of R. Kelminster, and a previous conviction having been proved against him, he was sentenced to seven years' transportation. Johns Carter, 16, Edwin Hobbs, 19, William Overbury, 18, and William Hobbs, 18 ...

... GLOUOESTERSIHIRS SESSIONS. These sessions commenced on Tuesday, when the court was engaged in transacting the financial business of the county. l There was a full attendance of justices, among whom we noticed the Noble Lord Lieutenant of the County, Earl Fitzhardinge, Hon. GrantleyBerkeley, AT.P., Hol. Captain Berkeley, LTP. for Gloucester, and several magistrates of lthe Cheltenhamn district. ...

... VOLZCE ZNTE LOlZENCM. Co tNCItL-Ho BneE, aicSTO' r, SATURDAY, Magistrates present: Messrs. Wood and Newman. Jamoes Ford and Thomas Brittan werte charged with having four pigeons and a silver wsatch in their possession, supposed to have been stolen. Tue lads gave a satisfactory account of the maniner in which the articles came into their hands, and they *vere discharged. CAUrsON TO KNACiERS AND ...