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... Halifax,- Yorkshire, butcher.-W. ROBERTS, Bideford, Devonr- shire, innkeeper.-S. JOHNS, Newport, Monmouthshire, inn. keeper.-J. SUMMERFIELD, Trevethin, Monmouthshire, inn- keeper.-S. POTTS, Wylam, Northumberland, butcher.-L. NEWTON, Hexham, Northumberland, ...
... Wiltshire, grocer, April 10, at 1. THOMAS CRITTENDEN, Hastings, ilskeeper, April 13, at 11. GEORGE LLEWELLYN, Pontypool, Monmouthshire, painter, April 18, at 11. JOHN NEWBOLD, Liverpool, book-keeper April 9, at 3. CHARLES MEREDITH, West Derby and Everton ...
... meeting of dele- gates, representing upwards of 18,000 men, it was re- solved to request each colliery in South Wales and Monmouthshire to send two men from among them to ask their masters for ten per cent. advance where the last reduction was carried out ...
... for financial assistance, in which they say: The dispute that now prevails in the collieries of all South Wales and Monmouthshire, which up to now show little sign of settlement, has consequently not only affected them. selves, but has, for want of ...
... LABOUR AND WAGES. MYThenEs' WAuGs.-A delegate meeting of South Wales and Monmouthshire colliers was held at Merthyr, when 30,000 men were represented. The questions considered were-whether the general reduction of ten per cent. in wages should Le submitted ...
... 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 ...
... coltiers from the former county. If such was the intention, the Glamorganshire colliers were sadly at fault, as not a single Monmouthshire collier was pre- sent. It is, however, intended to hold another monster meet- ing at the same placeon Fridaynext, at which ...
... the population of the town during the last ten years has thus been 2,685, or, exclusive of the garrison, 2,086. Newport (Monmouthshire), has a population of 31,780; the population in 1861 was 24,756, consequently there is an increase of 7,024; of Cardiff ...
... Captain Storey, R.N. The family of Morgan have for many generations been one of the most opulent families in Wales and Monmouthshire, which county has been almost constantly represented by one of the family for more than a century. The first baronet, Sir ...
... diocese of St. David's, value Ct 2681. anc residence; patron, the Lord Chancellor. le PERP'ETUAL CuRAcyNaah, Goldoliff, Monmouthshire, I diocese of Llandaff; Rev. J. Yarath, deceased. d CHAPLAIteciEs.-..Newport Union, Mornmoutlishire, dio- d cese of Llandaff; ...
... Warwickshire, sculptor.-G. LLOYD, Swansea, stonemason, -W. SNOW, Morledge, Derbyshire, victualler.-W. EDMUNDS, Talywain, Monmouthshire, grocer. -M. HAYNES, Newport, Monmouthsbire, seedsman.-MARY JENKINS' Trebannog- Fawr, Brecknockshire, farmer. - CATHERINE ...