... along taken up, PRONOUNCEMENT FRO)M THE COALOWNERS, On Saturday afternoon a meeting of the Emnergency Committee of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coalowners’ Association was held at Cardiff, Sir W, T. Lewis (in the absence of Mr. Graeme Ogilvie) presided ...

... “ No, no.” Evintually the following resolution was adopted: “ We, workmen of the various collieries in South Waleg and Monmouthshire, in mass meeting aseembled, denousce the demoralising effect upon us as & body of the sliding ecale, and we feel justified ...

... Through the presence of mind of a driver a serious accident was uverted on Saturday night on the famous Crumlin viaduct in Monmouthshire. A miveral train wss shuoting on the viaduct when a wagon left the rails owing to a broken tyre. The driver realising the ...

... by Nixons, 1,000, All the other associated eolleries were working as usual. All the colleries in the western valley of Monmouthshire were idle on Monday, and mass meetings are being held to discuss the the question of organisation. The men contended that ...

... of the Conservative party. He then announced that he had been appointed Conservative agent for the Southern Division of Monmouthshire, and resigned his position as secretary. The resignation was accepted, and it was resolved that a suitable testimonial ...

... mamnrenance of scholarships in intermeciate sci, 8 in Wales ai.d Monmouthshire, sub ect to the control £ # Commattee to be apponted by the Joint Lducation Committees of Wales and Monmouthshire, on which Committee Jesus College shali have a representative ...

... beaatifully fine, and therefore offered a favourable opportunity for ontdoor demonstrations, The strikers of the Rhondda and Monmouthshire decided on a warch to Aberdare, not apparently with a view to molesting the nonstrikers of that district, where a great ...

... Sarah Rayner ; 21, Robert Flinder Benstead to Betsy Ann Ruston; 23, the Rev. G. W. Kettleborough, of Newbridge, Newport, Monmouthshire, to Rebecca eldest daughter of G. Feneley, of Sleaford. ‘WoobHALL SpA.—At St. Andrew’s Church on the 29th, ult. Albert ...

... from an educational point of view. The proportion of illiterate men was above 20 per cent in Suffolk, Staffordshire, and Monmouthshire ; while the proportion of illiterate women cxceeded that limit in Bedfordshire, Staffordshire, Lancashire, Durham, Monmouthsire ...

... have been left partly unprovided for. It ‘:;Ppezm from a letter in to-day’s 7Zimes from Sir Willisu Thomas Lewis that the Monmouthshire and South Wales Miners’ Permanent Provident Society, of which many of the deceased men were members, wil be able, to a ...

... adjourned debate on Mr. Asquith’s motion for leave to bring in the Bill for the disestablishment of the Church in Wales and Monmouthshire was resumed by Mr. Lloyd George, who denied that Nonconformists in Wales were declining in numbers. He held that the proposal ...

... Handel Cossham, that the name of Lord A. Somerset had been removed from the commission of the Peace for the county of Monmouthshire. Mr. Balfour informed Mr. J. E. Ellis that the unofficial members of the congested Districts Board which would be formed ...