... MONMOUTHSHIRE. CKOVvN C -t-,rT.-WJWL)NESDAY. (Before Mr Baron HL'DDLESTON ) THE TRIAL OF JAMES BRUWN, OF NEWPORT, FOR FALSE PRETE NCES. James Brown (t;5), all bail, was indicted for that he, being a bankrupt, by false pretences and with intent to defraud ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The general quarter sessions for the county of Mon- mouth commenced at Psk yesterday. Air R. Bosaa- quet presided, and there were also present the Ho*. Colonel F. Morgan, Ai.P.. Mr W. S. Cartwrigh:. Air F. J. Mitchell. ir E. J. Phillips ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The Easter Quarter Sessions commenced on Tuesday at the County Hall, Usk, Mr S. R. Bosanquet the chairman, presided, and there were also present, Lord R iglan, Hon. Col. F. C. Morgan, M.P., Sir George Walker, Bart., Sir Arthur Mackworth ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. TRIALS OF PRISONERS M a opened this morning at ten o'clock, when MrS, Bosanquet, the Chairman, took his seat. He was accompanied on the bench by Mr H. M. Kinnaird, Mr Edward Eister, Mr E. J. Phillips, Mr W. W. Phillips, Mr F. J. Hall, Mr ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. FIRST COLTRT.—WEDNESDAY. The court opened this morning at ten o cioch^when Mr S. R. Bosanquet, the chairman, was accompanied on the benchjby Mr W. W. Phillips, Mr H. M. Keimard, Mr E. J. Phillips. The following gentlemen were sworn on the ...

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... MONMOUTHSHIRE, The general Quarter-sessions of thtS peace, far t. county of Monmouth commenced yesterday at the T Hall TJak, for the transaction of th« busineM of the county. Mr S. K. Bosket aSK? presided, and there were present, Mr Samuel Horn fray' ...

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... which j Monmouthshire Liberali*11*. so tamely endured from the territorial nies of its political foe. Viewing question solely from a political point there is, perhaps, no in Great Britain which presents a more ting spectacle than Monmouthshire. Tradltl ...