... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. The General Quarter Sessions for this County were held ** Hall, Usk, on Monday, the 30th of June, 1853. Present-Samuel R. Bosanquet, Esq., Chairman Bert, Esq.; G, R G. Ralph, Esq.; SaVil. Churchill Esq. ; Captain king, R.N. ; ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. (Concluded from our last.) TRIALS OF PRISONERS. Before S. R. Bosanquet, Esq., chairman; G. R. G. Relph, Esq. ; and S. Churchill, Esq. The following gentlemen were sworn on the GRAND JURY:- Mr. Batchklor, Newport, Foreman. Mr. Edwin ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES. The Commission for these Assizes was opened on Wednesday week, and the Court adjourned till Thursday. The calendar contained the names of upwards of prisoners; aud there were four causes for trial. CROWN COURT.—Thursday. The Court ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS [Concluded from our last.] We subjoin the triais of prisoners and the appeals, which were heard before S. R. Bosanquet, Esq., chairman, and G. R. G. Relph, Esq. Risca.—Tbe bill against Elizabeth Watson, for stealing a quantity of ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. [Concluded from our last.] Abebgavbnwt.— Jtimet Carrol, 19, who could not read»- was charged with having, on the day of October, feloniously assaulted John Bowen. and stolen from his person one half-crown value 2s. 6d., eight shillings ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. from our last.] Llantarnam.— Stealing Ducks.— Joseph Hopkins, Thomas Lmois, and John Williams were indicted for stealing three ducks, the property of James Jones, on the 11th August. The prisoners were mowers, and they were observed ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. The Michaelmas General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the county of Monmouth, were held at Usk, on Monday last, when S. Bosanquet, Esq., occupied the chair, and among those present were Lord Llanover, Colonel Clifford, M.P ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. [Concluded from our last.] Newport —Michael Bryan and John Harrington were indicted for havingstolen 431bs. of canvass, the property of G. Mathson.—The evidence failed, and the prisoners were acquitted. Trevethin.— Stealing an ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE AND BRECONSHIRE. The Anti-Papal Meeting at Usk.—We nave reoeivea several communications expressing regret that did not report this meeting ; but we cannot perform impossibilities. The first intimation that wc had of the meeting was the receipt ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. [Concluded from our last.] Chepstow.—Riot.—Thomas Atkins, engineer; Thomas Atkins, jun., ditto; William Davies, draper; William Pavis, labourer; George Baker, ditto; Edwin Jones baker; William Martin, shopkeeper; John Martin ; ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES- j Their Lordships arrived from Hereford in the ancient town of Monmeuth, and 0; ened commission oo last; the business commenced on Thursday morning, but we are obliged to hold over our report tonext week, except of the following ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE SESSIONS. These Sessions commenced on Monday, when the follow - ing magistrates took their seats —S. R. Bosanquet, Esq, Chairman; W. A. Williams, Esq. Llangibbv Castle; Captain Somerset, M.P.; Octavius Morgan, Esq. M P.; Colonel H. M. Clifford ...