... 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. TRIALS OF PRISONJ5BS.—THDRSDAY. FIRST COURT. (Before Mr R. S. BOBANQOBT and Mr W. W. PHILLIPS). THKFT OF BRASS AT CAERLHON. James Strawbridge and Joseph Price, both on hai', *■ frt*. rfMltnir a bfltr tmd i mU gridge, at Llirg^ttock-ju ...

... 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 ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BOROUGHS. Mr. Pochin, the Liberal candidate, visited Usk yester- day, and met with the most enthusiastic reception. He addressed the electors, and his exposition of the principles he held was well received. The honourable gentleman visits ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. F The general business of the Midsummer Session*^ this county commenoe-lyeHterday at the 1 own-ball, Ust Mr S. B. Bosanquet, chairman pi-esided, and there were present Mr T. Cordis, M.P., Col. Tynte, Messrs H.M. Kennard C. H. Williums, ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES, CIVIL BUSINESS—WEDNESDAY. (Before Lord Chief -Justice COLFKIDGE.) ACTION ON A BKEACH OF CHARTER PAKTY SPECIAL JURY ACTION ON A BKEACH OF CHARTER PARTY SPECIAL JURY Beynon and Co. v. Watts, Milburn, and Co.—Mr. H. Matthews, Q.C. ...

... their great organ a chance to laugh at the apathy of the Liberals. the two gentlemen above named asprobable candidates for Monmouthshire are will worthy of the support of all thoie who profess to be real friends of progress. In the one we have a gentlemen ...

... THE REPRESENTATION OF MONMOUTHSHIRE. We are informed, on good authority, that a me- morial, to which the names of many influential gentlemen are attached, is now in course of signature by the electors of the county of Monmouth, requesting Mr. B. Whitwortb ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE BOROUGHS. NEWPORT ON THE ELECTION DAY. Tn the morning the appearance of the town was very quiet. Nothing occurred to indicate during the morning that a general election was occurring. At one o'cloc-r, however, it became apparent that ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES. CROWN COURT.—SATURDAY. (Before Mr Justice LUSH.) MORSE STEALING. Charles Gould, 33, labourer, William Dee, 32, dealer, Robert Lovendge, 40, farmer, and Joseph Phelps, 27, dealer, were severally indicted for stealing two horses from ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE QUAKTEB SESSIONS. fhe General Quarter Sessions of the Peace for the county of Monmontb, commenced at the Town-hall, Usk, yesterday. Mr. S. R. Bosanquet, chairman, pre- sided, and there were on the Bench, Lord Raglan, Mr. 0. Morgaa, M-P, ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. THE NEWPORT ROBBERIES BY JOSEPH SHEWRING. Mr. Pritchard, instructed by Mr. H. U. Lloyd, solici- tor, made special application to the Couit of Quarter Sessions, on behalf of Mr. W. A. Baker, ironmonger, for compensation ...