... Price, Mr. Warmington, Mr. Osborne Morgan, Mr. lKenyon, and others, appealed to the Government not to insist on excluding Monmouthshire from the benefits for which the County Council had asked by an enormous majority. Mr. Smith's polite obstinacy was backed ...

... lady, is wont to be kinder than that to those who woo her hard-did not permit the news of the Southport victory to reach Monmouthshire in time to swell the flowing tide of enthusiasm in the Hermon Baptist Chapel, Nantyglo. The platform, how- ever, was as ...

... entry into Abertillery. We have no objection to the triumphal entry; Sir WILLIAM must be beginning to forget that West M~onmouthshire was only a refuge for the destitute when Derby put its money on the wrong horse, and ungratefully hoofed the greatest ...

... Cumberland, to 146, or 17.2 per cent.; in Westmoxeland, to 56 only, but exhibiting the large ratio of 40.3 per cent.; and in Monmouthshire, to 314 or 24.I per cent. Several agricultural counties experienced no increase of their adult able-bodied paupers; these ...

... Committee on the W elsh Sunday Closing Bill Mr. Carbutt sought to alter the geography of the country so as to include Monmouthshire in the bill; but this being opposed by the Attorney-General, the motion was not pressed. Mr. Warton was less conciliatory ...

... established the Monmouthshire Merlin, a Liberal paperi which he edited for three years. He was a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for Monmouthshire, and occasionally acted as chairman of quarter sessions. He represented the Monmouthshire Boroughs in the ...

... by I885 there will be a deficiency of 7,000,000 gallons daily, and the authorities are now turning their attention to a Monmouthshire river to make good the anticipated need. In a sanitary aspect the water supply of small towns is frequently more than doubtful ...

... men put'forward certain 'Suggested terms of an alliance between the Sooth.Wales ?? coal owners and the South Wales and Monmouthshire colliery. workmen.` The object of the alliance is set out in, the 'first clause. of the suggested terms as being to secure ...

... move that it be an instruction to the com- mittee that they have power to extend the provisions of the bill to Wales and Monmouthshire. Mlr. Caidwell will propose the revival of the Scottish Grand Committee to deal with the next stage of the bill, this being ...

... BJIRTHIS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRADDON, wife of Major, at Llanvair Grange, Monmouthshire, of a daughter, Oct. 21. CARR, wife of Mr. Alfred, M. ?? at Long-street, Devizes, Wilts, of a son, Oct, Ec. Dz RUSETT, Mrs. I-Ienry, at Beaufort-gardens ...

... and the adjoinin. reems used as cfiices to be converted into dormitories. Of the 5oo collieries in Glamorganshite and Monmouthshire, only twenty are working full tinie. At Penaith the docks are almost deserted, and on Saturday there was not a sirgle vessel ...

... yesterday hunting with the Earl of Zetland's Hounds. Delegates, representing nearly sixty thousand colliers of South Wales and Monmouthshire, met at Aberdare yesterday, and resolved to decline with regret the conditional offer by the employers of a 5 per cent ...