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... Mr. T. R. Hutton, official r,;gneo, Bristol ; and Mr. W. Tanner, Jun., solicitor, Bristol. WILLIAMS, John, of Newport, Monmouthshire, auctioneer, Jan. 15 and Feb. 12, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Bristol. Air. A. J. Acraman, official assignee ...
... Mr. C. C. »Vil!iarus. The Chairman read the p:>per, which contained a request that the drains of the Oiamorganshire and Monmouthshire Infirmary might be connected with the drains and tank of the County Gaol, ihrce of tiie visiting magistrates, namely, Mr ...
... and that of his good wife. were drunk with three times and one cheer more, and a very pleasant evening was spent. The Monmouthshire Quarter Sessions commenced at U-k on Monday I&t There were a great num .er of prisoners for trial. On Tuesday 1 ist a ...
... committee feel miseh pleasure in be!n nble to con- gratulate the frini fs and supporters of the (il.ttn,>r^ii.->hir ...
... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MERLIN. FRIDA I, J VKUARV 12, 1850, THE EXPORTS AND IMPORTS; SHIP- PING RETURNS, &c. The returns of the Board of Trade for the month ending December 5, Were not issued till late in last week. They are highly satisfactory. The exports ...
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... was called (as it had been observed) the Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire Infirmary; and in look- ing over the list of subscribers, he saw that Sir Charles Morgan was, of their Monmouthshire supporters, the most eligible per- son they could select (hear) ...
... where I used to hear sundry illiberal remarks made by the neighbouring Lairds on the practice introduced by a certain Monmouthshire Baronet, of selling grouse off a moor he then rented not a hundred miles from Aberdeen. Anything more utterly disingenuous ...
... TO R. J. CATHCART, tsQ., SOLICITOR, NEWPORT. SIB, —I this diy read your letter iu the Monmouthshire MERLIN of the istn til and, HJ ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. NEWPORT.—On Friday last, Mr. James Garrett and Mr. S. Campbell were appointed Collectors of the In- come and Property Tax in Newport, and Mr. Parfitt and Mr. Jabez Haines, Collectors in the parish of St. WoollosrH The forgery on the Mo ...
... districts are concerned, that the Act for the sum- marv conviction of coal stealers, (known in the hills of Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire as Mr. Samuel Homfray's Act) was repealed Sir Robert Peel and his colleague Baron Park saddled the rates of these two ...