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... DEATHS. BAILEY.— 9th, at Llanfoi>t Hou.-e, Monmouthshire, Crawshay Bailey, Esq., in hissed year. Deeply lamented. CLOWES.— IOth, John Ellis Clowes, of The Elms, Iver, Bucks, late of Brunswick-square, and of the Inner Temple, London, in his SBd year. ...
... DILATER. ADDANts-w itiAtitis.—ld, 16 Monmouthshire, 2. Trevor Addams fad, Ii AO 84th Of his BARTLEIT. - Sept. 49, suddenly, Edwin Bartlett, he. Chipping.Cainimilen, Gloucestershire, aged 71. BERESEDRD.- -24, at Cambridge, Mary, widow of Colonel Dem ford ...
... MARKiAGIaS. ALLEN —LEONARD.—Doc ;w>. Llandevaud, Monmouthshire, the Rev. Win. Dawson, M.A., Rov. Francis Allen M.A., Head Master of St. Andrew's CoIL, Chardslock. and Incumbent of Knowle, Bt. GUee’. Somerset, (to Rosa Maria, second daughter of the Rev ...
... ALADY Offers a pleasant Sitting-room and Two Bed-rooms in a healthy and ph:tun-vow towu lei/rifest part of Monmouthshire: atteedance. lights. Sec.. 6.1. weesly: sanitation perfect.-Was M. C.. 2. Beaufortequate. Chepstow. APARTMENTS. Furnished • bed-rooms ...
... CHB. BATEBON.-SOtfc, at Uonbiglu-iire, Uie wife of D. Owen Bateson. WILLETT.— 2Oth, i.t the Tarsonago, Ma.pas, Monmouthshire, the wifeof Lt-wik V.'ilmer Willett, Keg., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ' '■' HOUN! >L 1 -i. ?? -by the Rev. M. D. French, M. A. ...
... MATHS. =Zak Theinema. Monmouthshire. Ms. May, willow al Matthew of Hatterese. M. COMIDIM—Fgh.II. igle,Mmgardetreelk Cartedishopere, Jelin Comber, la lis7lllb year, deeply regretted. lEVOIM—Fie. ag FaraMgata, Men. BK., late of Watford. Nerks. IS yeme. ...
... - IN BRAZIL. CONFERENCE OF MINERS. A Conference of South Wales and Monmouthshire miners was opened at Carditf to-day, under the auspioes of the Monmouthshire branch of the Miners' Fisteratiun of Great tiritsin and Ireland, with the view of advocating ...
... the Welsh Congregational Churches of Monmouthshire, held at Tredegar to-day, the following resolution was unanimously carried :— That we, the representatives of the Welsh Congregational Churches of Monmouthshire, assembled at baron, Tredegar, strongly ...
... of traffic to the Monmouthshire Company must necessarily follow. The negociatiocs above mentioned have brought about an agreement of a most satisfactory kind. The Great Western will take possession of the whole of the Monmouthshire lines, rolling stock ...
... -Western l'omps,y, was esamined by Mr. Pope in reference to an interview between himself and the representatives of the Monmouthshire Railway Compost, and the Teedegar lronworlui in March last. The object of the interview wse to enable the NotrialVestern ...
... at the time I attended the volunteer dinner alluded to by Colonel Clifford I intended accepting a commission in the 9th Monmouthshire corps — a commis- sion, tho hon. member says, at that moment already so generously bestowed on me by the Lord Lieutenant ...
... terms. The Iron Works Colliery, the target in Monmouthshire, has Dow a thousand men at work. The Ebbw Vale men are making preleirations for a start, so that the lockout is virtually closet in Monmouthshire. Aberdare mid Merthyr Colliers remain obatinate ...