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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. (Before Mr Justice LINDLET.) THE ACTION FOR ILLEGAL ARREST. The Court reassembled at 10 o'clock on Wednesday, and the cross-examination of Mr Walters, a witness called for Mr Thomas M. Phillips, of Abercarn, in his action against Mr George ...
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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. TRIAL OF PRISONERS. FIRST COUllT.—Wednesday. The court opened at ten o'clock. Mr Bosanquet, the learned chairman, was accompanied on the bench by Mr Edward Lister, Mr G. R. Greenhow lelph, Mr W. Phillips, Mr O. A. Wyatt, E. J. Phillips ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. More than ordinary interest is attached to the proceedings in connection with the Michaelmas session-s for the county of Monmouth, watch com- menced at Usk 0,1 Tuesday. There was an un- usually large attendance of magistrates, and in addition ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Tlie court opened on Wednesday morning. Mr Gran- ville Somerset, Q.C., presided in the ABSENCE of the chairman, and was accompanied on the bench by Lord Raglan, Colonel Mac Donnell, Messrs G. R. Relph, E. J. Phillips, E. Lister, H. M. Kennard ...
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... VIll. ihere wa^ no odUhty for legal purpofViS, Monmouthshire then being included in the Marches of Wales. Durm* the reign ...
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... The MONMOUTHSHIRE. of Monm161^! quarter tebsions of the peace for the county R. BOD 8^, T3*, commenced at Usk, yesterday. Mr S. present th it chairman presided, ami there were C'l S3 l,k £ °f *■«•. Marquis of Wor- Lord Henry Amberley, Lord Raglan, d ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The court opened on Wedu« day morning at 10 o'clock. Mr Samuel R. Bo Banquet occupied the chair, nnd was accompanied on the bench by Mr George Greenhow-rtelph, Colonel Byrde, Lieut- Col. Davie,, Sir Artliur Mackworth, Mr W. W. Phillips ...
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