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DOL PETTY SESSIONS. SATURDAY. re Colonel BYRDE, Chairman, and E. J. PHILLIPS, Esq. CHARGE OF TRESPASS. Benjamin Taylor, of Pontypool, was charged vith ui)lawfully trespassing in pursuit of conies on the Park Estate, on the 18th September last. -—Mr Watkins defended.—A boy named Arthur deposed to having seen the defendant spread Bets on the ground, and send a ferret down a rabbit-hole. lie caught a rabbit directly after- wards. It was between half-past seven and eight o'clock in the morning.—This was the only evidence in support of the charge, and Mr Watkins said he should be able to prove that On this particular day defendant was ill and never left his house. He (Mr Watkins) would call what evidence he had got, and if this did Dot satisfy the Bench he would ask for an ad- journment for the production of a material wit- ness who was not then present. No doubt the lad had seen a man in the Park, but he was mistaken in his identity.—The boy Arthur was re-called, and swore positively that it was the defendant whom he saw. He had known him for two years.—The magistrates said Mr Wat- kins had better take an adjournment at once, and the case was accordingly remanded for a week. NON-PAYMENT OF POOR RATES. Elias Richards, William, Hill, John Jones, William Seage, and Griffith Griffiths, were each and severally summoned by the over- Beers of the poor-for the parishes of Abersychan and Pontypool for neglecting to pay arrears of poor rates.—Mr J. H. Wainwright appeared in 8upport of the summonses.—Orders were made for the payment of the amounts owing within given periods, but in the case of Mr Seage, grocer, of Abersychan, from whom a balance of £9 6s 2d was alleged to be due, the Bench di- rected certain abatements, as it was shown that scene of the property for which he was rated had not been occupied for a length of time. DAMAGING PROPERTY. Elizabeth Jones was summoned for commit- ting a wilful and malicious trespass upon the property of William Dowell, and committing damage thereto.—Complainant said his fence had been greatly damaged of late by trespassers, and defendant was fined 10s or 7 days.

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