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... Hampshire, hanker, Jun. 22. T. Carter and Cr. Wharton. Gainsborough, Lincolnshire. engineer, Jan. 39. J. Ellis, Puniypool, Monmouthshire, dealer in wine and spirits, Feb. I. J. Finlkr, Bri.toi, livery *futile keeper, 28. L. Onilleouine, Ilerners-street, O ...
... Testimonial, you k ind l y suport it. and make it known among vuor fries's. B.ilecriptions will received at the several the Monmouthshire ■nd Olainoronahire Banking Company, and by their eorrespondenta, the Joint Stork Company. I am, piurs faithfully, S. B ...
... that much more oaution, much fewer such ai- m stences of deadly tun, would be the happy reult.-- di Hereford Journal. MONMOUTHSHIRE. n ray FORGED Norse.—We are sorry to bear that a great er of number of respectable inhabitants of Newport, have fallen ...
... 42, Mrs. Pam!, wife of Mr. Ti. mas Petry, Rent y Glyn, Llaurwst. (Os the 19th inst.. after three serious illness, at r, Monmouthshire, iu her 78th year, Growl:1'1 Atm Wadtlington, widow of the late Benjamin tVadtliogton, of Llaunver, Esq., ablest daughter ...
... following cases: -Liverpool, Crosby, and Sputipott, 1or lease to the Linicashire and Yorkshire, and other objects; the -Monmouthshire Railway, for amendment and exten- ing sion of line; and Dundee and Perth, for lease to In- Caledonian Railway, anid regulation ...
... TO ALL Wit1 SING. From iMr. Edward Tagse, Director of ?? Choir and Organist of St. i'llry's Catholic Church, Newport, - Monmouthshire, June 21, 1847. CGentlemen, 'llaving frequently suffered much from relaxation of the throat, I livav6'otllen been obliged ...
... Greenhow and C. Foster, Old -street, St. Luke's, and St Johnstreet, Clerkenwell, rectifiers, March IS. W. L. Kelly, Newport, Monmouthshire, bookseller, March 13. R. Moseley, Upper Gloucester-..treet, Itor.etssejoare, win.- merchant, March 11. J. C. Ruslibrsok ...
... ups ncls of 211 yen re isgsvn. to the late Joseph lholdiart, Blynkir, in this enmity. Ou tlw 15th inst., at Ritymney, Monmouthshire. Mr. Edward Poynter, book-keeper. st the Rhynniey lion Wolin., much respected deeply regretted by all wtensive circlet ...
... shopkeeper, April 18. C. Wright, Crooled-lane, King William-street, commission agent, April 13. J. Williams, Newport, Monmouthshire, auctioneer, A prilsa7. CEATIFICATES to be cosfirme4,unless cause be shown to the contrary. W. Butt, jun , Berne Bay, Kent ...
... Hampshire, saddler, April 25. CERTIFICATES to be confirmed, unless cause be shown to the contrary. J. Cadman, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, wine merchant, Dec. 4. T. (fox, and T. Whiles, Hanley, Staffordshire, drapers, March2B. T. P. Hilder, Litigation's, Kent ...
... Duaeasoway bay, Skibbereen, crew saved. MCRDER AT NEWPORT.—A murder was perpetrated last week in the neighbourhood of Newport, Monmouthshire. The murdered person is • female, named Lewis, who resided at Banality, • small village on the Meehan side of the Tredegar ...
... service was held, when sermons were delivered by the Rev. Foulk Evens, Machynlleth, and the Rev. Morgan llowelle, Tredegar, Monmouthshire. The delegates met at the'mme time in soother place. On Wedne•ttay, the preachers and the deacons held separate meetings ...