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ABERGAVENNY. POLICE COURT, WEDNESDAY. Before Dr WILLIAMS (in the chair), and Major WILLIAMS. COUNTY BUSINESS. CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.—Thomas Arthur Isbell High Beeches, Llwyndu, was charged with cruelty to 29 fowls, 5 ducks, 3 pigs and 2 dogs, by leaving them without food from Sunday, 20th Aptil, until the 24th April last.-P.C. Powell paid that on Tuesday the 22nd April he visited High Beeches, and found the house closed and locked up, with nobody in charge. He found the animals named roving about the place, and they came around him for food. He searched the place but could find nothing for them to eat. He found the pigs' cot iu a filthy state, the pigs being up to their bellies in wet manure. Witness procured food for the auimals, and they fed ravenously. He found me dead fowl and portions of others. Witness went again next day and fed the things. On the following day, Thursday, he went at one o'clock, and saw the son of Mrs Isbell. who had just arrived with food for the animals. From inquiries made, witness learnt that defendant left on Sunday, the 20th April, and was not seen again until Friday lasr. Nobody was in possession from the 20th to the 24th April —Susan Lewis, wife of a labourer, living at Porth Park Cottage, the nearest house to High Beeches, and P.C. Edwards also gave evidence.—Defendant elected to be sworn and gave a rambling account of himself.—Snpt. Davis said that there was another charge agaiust defendant which would perhaps accouut for part of the time of his absence from home. Defendant was convicted, and the sentence held over uutil the hearing of the further charge against him. BOROUGH BUSINESS. Before Dr WILLIAMS (in the chair), and Major WILLIAMS. Thomas Arthur Isbell was farther charged with sleeping out iu Pant Laue, on the night of April 19th. This case was proved by P.S. Ash.— Defendant was fined 95 and coats in the cruelty case, and 10a or 14 days' for sleeping out. The money to be paid before the rising of the Court. BAD Boyg.-E. Lane (18). E. Hannighan (16), C. Bright (15), and F. Brown (15) were charged with breaking into a stable and stealing four bottles of mineral waters, also with receiving two pieces of uncooked ham knowing them to have been stolen. Lane and Hannighan were each committed for one month, and Bright and Brown were sent to a reformatory for three years each.

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