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... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZE. This assize was opened the Shire Hall, Monmouth, yesterday. before Mr Justice Grantham. —Frederick Charles Wheaton, alias Dean, 30, was convicted of housebreaking, at Newport, on February Bth, and sentenced to five years’ penal servitude ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZE. (Before Justice Desman.) WOJIA.-. itsjLo Jones, aged 23, was indicted for and slaying Elizabeth Ch.nnon, at Newport, May last dispute had taken place between the two and prisoned passion, .struck deceased violent blow under the effects ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE WITNESSES. Mr H. H. Leech, on behalf of the Lancashire and Cheshire Coalowners’ Association, and Mr David Hannah, Mr W. H. Bontledge, and Mr Evan Williams, representing the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coalowners’ Association, gave evidence ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZE. CROWN COURT. fore Justice His lordship took his seat the bench ten o'clock. Charles Morgan was indicted for feloniously shooting and wounding threo boys named John Cooper, Oliver Squires, and Wiiiiam Thomas, with intent to maim and ...
... THE TRAGEDY IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. The inquiry into the death of the man named William Nichols, who was shot dead at Kilgwrrug on Saturday last, particulars of which brief!} gave on Monday, was opened yesterday at the Pitch and Pay beerhouse, in the parish ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZE. general commission of the for this county was opened at the Shire Hall, Monmouth, Wednesday, by Mr Justice Qusin. The business of the assizs commenced yesterday (Thursday). In the Crown Court Mr Justice Qnain presided, and took his ...
... TYPHOID IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. An epidemic typhoid fever has broken out in two Welsh mining centres. The subject was discussed Wednesday night by the Pontypool Council, when Dr. Butler, the medical officer of health, said the epidemic epreading, notwithstanding ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY. The following the report of the Committee of Management to be s übmitted to the general meeting of the proprietors, at Newport, on the 29th inst.:— Since the last half-yearly report tho new works at Llanbilleth have been completed; ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE RAILWAY. The report of the directors states that the receipts for the half-year ending the 31st of December, 1859, were £59,800, showing an increase of £1,318, as compared with those of the corresponding period of 1858. The working expenses ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE BIOTS. EVEBIfBLNQ QUIET LAST NIGHT. Furth«r trouble wm »ntioip»ted in th« Monmouthahira Valley towns l*»t evening in connection with the anti Jewieh riota, but the precaution! taken prevented any further a eerioua nature. At Tredegar, thraata ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE SCHOOLS DIFFICULTY. At their meeting yesterday the Monmouthshire Education Committee decided that, in consequence of the failure of the managers of the Anglican and Catholic Schools at Coedypaon, Llangibby. Cwmbran. Courtybella. and Tredegar ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZE. The business was resumed Saturday. CHILD The Grand ignored bill against young married woman named Elizabeth Handcock, charged with murder, and prisoner, acting on advice her counsel, pleaded to concealment of birth. She , was sentenced ...