... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The quarter sessions for this county commenced at the Town-hall, TTsk, yesterday, with the transaction of county business. There were in attendance Mr S. R. Bosanquet in the chair Mr Samuel Homfray, Mr W. S. Cartwright, Mr J. C. Parkinson ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. FIRST COURT. The court opened yesterday morning at 10 otlocic, when Mr S. R. Bosaaquet took his seat on the bench. There were also present Colonel Byrde, Mr F. J. Phil. lips, Mr H. M. Kennard, Mr S, Colthorpe Bosanquet. The 'following gentlemen ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The s-hMoils fur the county of Monmouth commenced at Csk vesterday iu the new court-hou.se. Mr S. liosan^uet presided.and was supported on the b inch by Mr Q.C., deputy-chairman. Lord Trede- gar, Lord Kaplan. Lord H. Somerset. M.P., Hon ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE In the Crown Court. on Monday, liaron Huddieitouk took hi? seat in the bench at 10 o'clock. The following gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jury:—Hon. Fred, C. Morgan. Mr Granviiie Somerset, Q.C. MrS. R. Kosanquet. Colonel ByTde, JMr J. ...

... 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 ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. (Before Mr S. Bosasqubt, chairman, and Mr S. C. bOSANQUEf. ) THEFT OF HAV BY A ftlerURNgf) CONVICT. William James, 71, pedlar, was indieted for feloniously stealing a quantity of hay, the property of Uriah Lewis, at Tregare. The case was ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. CROWN COURT,—THURSDAY; (Before Baron HUDDLKSTON.) SENTENCE ON MR JAMES BROWN. Mr Jame5 Brown, who had been found guilty on a charge of obtaining money under false pretences, on the previous day, was brought up for judgment. Ilis Lordship ...

... 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 ...

... FREEMASONRY IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. On Thursday a ceremony of peculiar interest to Mark Masons took place at the Masonic Hall, Newport. The occasion was that of the installation of Bro. L. A. Hom- fray as the R.W. Provincial Grand Mark Mason, and the ceremony ...

... THE FREEMASONS OF MONMOUTHSHIRE. At the annual festival of the Royal Masonic Benevo- lent Institution, held on Monday evening, at the Free- masons' Tavern, London, under the presidency of the Earl of Shrewsbury (Provincial Grand Master for Staffordshire) ...

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