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CADOXTON-BARRY BURGLARS AT THE ASSIZE COURT. PRISONERS FOUND GUILTY AND WILL BE SENTENCED. At the Glamorganshire Assizes on Wednesday last, held at Swansea, before Mr Commissioner Bompas, Joseph Woodfield, 19, Henry Woodfield (his father), and John Seal, 19, were charged with feloniously breaking into the shop of George Gar- nett at Cadoxton, and stealing a number of silk handkerchiefs and a pair of gloves. Henry Wood- field and Seal, together with a man named Samuel Jukes, were further charged with a burglary at a dwelling-house in Wenvoe, and stealing there- from a quantity of eggs, butter, cheese, &c., the property of Margaret Morgan.—On the first-named charge prisoncrs were found not guilty, the jury being dissatisfied with the identification of the articles. The jury found the prisoners guilty of the second charge.—Seal was then tried and found guilty of a burglary at Cadoxton, and of stealing a watch, a brooch, and a shirt.—Henry Woodfield, and Harriett Woodfield, his wife, were lastly charged with receiving the proceeds of one of the burglaries at Cadoxton, knowing them to have been stolen. In this case the woman was found guilty and the man not guilty. —His Lordship de- ferred sentence in the other cases.—Full particu- lars of the cases have already appeared in the Barry Dock News.

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