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I MERIONETHSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS.…

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MERIONETHSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS. I The Trinity Quarter Sessions for the County of Me- rioneth was held at Bala on Tuesday last, when the fol- lowing magistrates attended K. MeredytU Richards, Esq., Chairman; J. Jones, G. P. Lloyd, G. Casaon, IV. P Jones, and J. E. Parry, Esqrs., and the Ven | Archdeacon White. The usual business relatiug to the County and Police finances was transacted, but none other of any interest came before the Court. A County Hate of IJd, and a Police Rate of d, was granted for the ensuing quarter. WEDNESDAY. The Court sat this morning for the despatch of crimi- nal business. The following magistrates were on the liench K. M. Richards, Esq., Chairman; G. Cassoii, G. P. Lloyd, J. Jones, W. P. Jones, J. E. Parry, Charles Ed wards, and H. Heaver Roberts, Esqrs. Charles Edwards, Esq., of Dolserey, and Hugh Bea- ver Roberts, Esq., of Plas Llauddoget, qualified, and took the usual oaths as Justices of the Peace for the County. The Proclamation against Vice, &c, having been read, the Chairman proceeded to charge the Grand Jury, which consisted of the following gentlemen. GRAND JURY. Jones. Mt-. Thomas, druggist, Foreman Hodden, Thomas, farmer, Polgadfa, Llandderfel Daniel, Robert, ditto, Tanybryn Davies, Edward, ditto, Brynrneredith Edwards, Edward butcher, Llanyeil, Bala Edwards, Rice, ditto ditto Elli-s Robert, farmer. Hendreddu Itvans, Evan, ditto, Ffriddisa Hughes, H., King's ITend, Llanyeil Hughes, Wiliinm, curlier, Bala Joues, Charles, farmer, PJasicwa, Llandderfel J., fanner, Tyuvfedw J on, Thumas, ditto, Caepant Joues, Th»mi;is, ditto, 'I Iviiallt Jones, Griffith, bookseller, Llanyeil, Billa Jones, Evans, builder, Bala Jones, Robert, farmer, Tydraw Jones, John, ditto, Cyffty Jones, Hugh, ditto, Brynmelyn Jones, David, ditto, Tyddyu Togid. LAHCKNY. Jnmca Smith, 24, pleaded guilty to an indichner.t charging him with stealing one pair of stockings, the pi-o I) ei ty of Ahvaham Lewis, of ('orris. Sentence—Tiiree months imprisonment, with hard labour. STKAMNG A TKM'SCOI'K. Henry Sht(a\ 18, pleaded guilty to an indictment, charging him with stealing a telescope, the properly of i };d, !lell, Abl'l'Ilol't.y I Sentence—Two months' imprisonment with hard la- bour. I'ICKINf; POCKF.TS John Smith., 26, pleaded guilty to an indictment, charging him with an attempt to joick pocit-ts at Doi- gelley fair. Sentence—Fourteen claY" imprisonment. Attornies iu Court.—Mr. E. Breese, Clerk of the Peace; Mr. G. Williams, Under-sheriff; Mr. Wm. Wil- liams, Corwen; and Mr. David Pugh, Dolgelley.

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