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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The election of two knightß of the shire represent this county in Parliament toek place yesterday in the Shire hall, Monmouth. Mr. O. Morgan, brother to Lord Tredegar, and Colonel Somerset were nominated candidates. No oth r candidate being ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. In several towns of this county public meetings have been held for the purpose of organizing rifle corps. On Wednesday a notification was published on behalf of the Lord- Lieutenant, signifying his readiness to receive communica- tions ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The report of the directors states that the gross receipts for the half-year ending the 31st of December last amounted to £59,292, and the working expenses to £33,244, or 56 per cent., leaving *a balance 0e'R26,018. The general revenue ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Terrible Accident.—Asad accident has happened at | Birch-hill, about two miles from Coleford, to a woman named Frowen, the wife of a collier, in the employ of the Parkeiyl Coal Company. The poor woman, who resided with her husband Ell wood ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. At a special county court, held on Wednesday, Octasins Morgan, Esq., and Captain Edward Arthur Somerset were elected unanimously to represent the county in the ensuing parliament. Thu Marquis ot Worcester represented Captain Somerset, who ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Captain Somerset, - Whe - is now at the Cape of Good Hope, engaged in battle with the Kaffirs, and Mr. Octavius Swinnerton Morgan, brother of Sir Charles Morgan, of Tredegar Park, both of whom represented this county in the late parliament ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. NEW RAILWAY BRIDGE OVER THE WYE.—The site of this additional bridge will be a short distance below the old one, and the staple material will be iron, the casings of the piers being of that article; or rather the piers will be formed of ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Extensive Tate bn Kobbbbv.—The police authorities at Newport, have taken into custody man named George, upon a charge of having been concerned in an extensive robbery committed two years since at a tavern in Bristol. It would seem that ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. (Before J. Herbert, Esq., Judge.') Alexander Hotton aicd Andrew Baird v. The AND HEREFORD RAILWAT Company. Inability of railway company as carriers— Unreasonable delay—liable for negligence occurring the pared iai been delivered to another ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The heavy thunder-storm of Thursday night was severely felt in Monmouthshire, andin some places did a good deal of damage. At Cardiff the thunder pealed with unheard-of grandeur and the forked and chain lightning flashed with such rapidity ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. A change is about to take place in the representation of this county, in consequence of the resignation of Colonel Edward S?tnerset. In his address, just issued, the gallant member gives the following reasons for his retirement : Being ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. CHEPSTOW.—Domain of Plereetield, bounded by the river Wye. upwards of 2000 acres; by Messrs. Farebrother, Clark and Lye,_o_,Latienster-place. NORFOLK. Mrnncurox.—Comprising the manor of Middleton, and upwards of 2000 acres; by Mr. Butler ...