... MONMOUTHSHIRE. OOLDCLIFE and NASE. EXCEEDINGLY RICH AND VALUABLE GRAZING LAND. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Mr. JAMES PEACHEY WILLIAMSat the George Hotel, Chepstow, on TL'ESDAY, the 3lst day of May, 1864, at Two for Three o’clock the afternoon, subject to ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE Tbe directors of tin* company have determined on recommending to tbe shareholders dividend the rato of per cent, per annum compared with 6* per cent, in the corresponding half of the previous year. A. slight falling c£f tbe traffic and tbe ...

... THE REPRESENTATION MONMOUTHSHIRE. The representation of Monmouthshire is present entirely in the hands of two great aristocratic families, viz.,|the Beaufort and Tredegar families. The sitting members are Mr. Octavius Morgan, M.P., a brother of Lord Tredegar ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MURDERS. The inquest on the bodies of William Watkins, his wife, and three children, was opened at Llangibby yesterday evening. After the jury had visited the cottage where the murders were committed, and had inspected tho premises and ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE MURDERS. EXECUTION OF GARCIA. Yesterday morning the Spaniard Joseph Garcia wai executed Usk, for the murder of family in South Wales. It will remembered that the only evidence against the prisoner was of a circumstantial character, and ...

... DISTRESS MONMOUTHSHIRE. Miss Elizabeth Slatter, of Pontypool, iu Utter to London contemporary, appeals fur aid to the destitute in Monmouthshire. She says:- lce ironworks In Monmouthshire, bare » been closed for more than eighteen months, an! tfce Iriih ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES. BUFonP MR. JUm.TICuE HAwNE. 25rll AND 27TII MARCH. Wlol.SEY AND BAXTER V. JOSUUA RICHARDS.-The pilaintiffs are woollen merchants, at Biirnaingham: anri the defendant is a sirsper, at Tredegar, Monmonsthshire. The action was brougist ...

... CHEPSTOW. MONMOUTHSHIRE. The FREEHOLD DOMAIN ef PIERCEFIELD, MANSION, beautifully ulated and finely timbered PAR: by the River Wye, to w there ie a Walk ex- fending about three mi! and Pleasure Gro unds, together several com: FARMS, with all Bui nes, ...

... SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. In the Welsh iron trade the same degree ef quietude prevails in all branches which has character, ised it for so many months past, and business has not increased to any very material extent during the past week. The reports ...

... SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. The iron trade has not 'altered its position to any material extent during the paet week. At present the orders in hand will not be outScient to keep the workpeople fully employed, but will be adequate for them to be on ...

... SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. Upon the whole, there ia a better feeling in thfl Welsh iron trade, and makers entertain strong hope* that the trade is slowly recovering from the effects the long-continued depression, and that gradually better state of ...

... SOUTH WALES AND MONMOUTHSHIRE. The trade has been extremely dull during the past three months, and list quotations have not been obtained, except in very rare instances, even by the best makers. Should prices be better maintained for the quarter just ...