... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES, CROWN COURT.-(Concluded.) Pont Cutting and Wounding.--/aw* Morgan 2s, Hopkm MUler, 3G, David Thomas, Morgan SCJ> R ° bert '*™ charged with' having, on the 19th of June last, the parish of Bedwelltv, m»- ? d Und^ d Evan J enkins ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. Newport.—The Case of Receiving Stolen Paint. John Jenkins, charged with receiving stolen paint, was found guilty.—ln passing sentence the Chairman observed that this was the worst case that had been brought on during the Sessions ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. [(included from our last.] Newport.— Caroline Lewis was found guilty of stealing one watch from the person of Samuel Lowe, his property, on the of November.—Six months' hard labour.— Edwin Davies, her male accomplice, was also ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. The Easter Sessions for this county commenced on Monday last, at the Town-hull, Usk. Magistrates present— S. R. Bosanquet, Esq., Dingestow Court, Chairman; Sir Chas. Morgan, Bart., G. R. G. Relph, Esq.. W. A. Williams, Esq., Rev ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. TUESDAY. Tiie Court opened ten o'clock, when the following magistrates were present.: -S. R. Hosanquet, Ksq., chair- R. G. Relph, Esq ; Thoma Fothergill, K.-q.; John King, Esq., and Samuel Churchill, Esq. The following gentlemen ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. [Conchided from ovr last.] Michaelstone Fedw.—Theft.— Thomas Ingram, a boy aged 12 years, was convicted of stealing a dress, purse, and 35., the property of Mary Davies, and a basket and two bars of soap, the property Sir Charles ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE PRISONS. COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION. We give below the report of J. G. Perry, Esq., the Government Inspector of Prisons, just issued : Some improvements have been effected in the ventilation of several parts of the prison, which ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. (Concluded from our last.) The following gentlemen were sworn the JURY: Mr. Geokge Ackkill, Abergaveuny, Foreman. Mr Thos. Baker, Monmouth Mr. J. Pierce, Abergavenny \\. Crump, Abergavenny \V. Price, do. —J. Conway, Abergavenny ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. (concluded from our last.) Shirenewton.—Robbery.— William Palmer who was acquitted on another cliarge, was placed at the bar with Edward Watkins on the cliarge of stealing shawl value 10s., >nc knife value 6d., book, value Is. ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES. These assizes commenced on Wednesday evening, the opening of the commission at the Shirehall, by Mr. Justice Talfourd. On Thursday morning, in the absence of Mr. Justice Patteson, who was detained at Hereford, Mr. Justice Talfourd ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. (Concluded from our last.) Stealing Money.— Margaret Watkins, indicted for stealing £6, the money of her master, Mr. Roger Edmunds, was found guilty.—Four months and one week's hard labour. Pontypool.—Stealing Groceries.— Sarah ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. [Concluded from our last.] Newport.—Stealing from the Person.— Jane Prosser, 24, was charged with stealing from the person of John Skinner, four sovereigns, four half crowns, and a purse. The prosecutor was drinking in public-house ...