... AcClDENT.—Letters received in London from Newport, Monmouthshire, give the particulars of a remarkable and alarming aceident which had occurred on the previous day, on a branch line connected with the Monmouthshire and Newport Railway. The branch line, it appears ...

... R. A. Harris, Grove Cottage, Bromham-road, Bedford, Marmadule Brewer, Es«q., late collector of H. M. Customs, Newport, Monmouthshire, On the Sed inst., at Cranfleld, Mrs. Phillips, of £hrouds Farm, widow, aged 9 yours, On the 4th inst., at Hastings, Binsteed ...

... the Government Railway Audit Bill, The bill was read a first time. Lord STANLEY presented a petition from a parish in Monmouthshire, complaining of the management of the grant for educstional purposes. A loug discussion took place, and the Petition wu- ...

... \ b her home. My sister and his sister went est fear when nt?cm‘.ed by the natives. 'l}wy MY L ogether on a visit into Monmouthshire in October. when SUNIAE 190 I 8 the last gasp of drowning, hold | I and defendant went to Glocester to meet thein on rouupin ...

... following preferments and appointments huve taken place :— RECTORIES, The Rev. William Corfield, to the Rectory of Llanfoist, Monmouthshire. ¢ The Rev. W. Wilkinson, to the Rectory of Hambledon, in Surrey. The Rev. W. S. Thompson, M.A., to the Rectory of Fobbing ...

... S The Rev. F. A. S. Marshail, to be Chaplain of Peterborough Union. The Rev. D. Rees, to be Chaplain to the Sherift of Monmouthshire. The Rev. W. 8, Thompson, M.A., to the Rectory of Fobbing, Essex. The Rev. J. Waters, to the Curacy of Horsey, in Norfolk ...

... Essex; W. | E. Russell, West Kent; Reynolds Peyton, Here| fordshire, Mutthew Henry Bigg, West Sussex; D. - Baker, from Monmouthshire ; E.J. Perkins, North | Warwick ; Thomas Hartshorue, from South Staf. fordshire ; Thomas Jest, Dorsetshire: G. P. Daw|oon ...

... Leomiuster, wine merchant, Thnomas Edwards, Newport, Monmouthshtre, iron founder, James Corbett, Llantillio, Pertholey, Monmouthshire, miller, Samuel Lavington, Decizes, grocer. Thomas Luckes, Exeter, provision dealer, William Ridler, Aldmondbury, Yorkshire ...

... and was speedily captured by the shopkeeper. i A sermon was recently preached in the Wesleyan meeting house at Lidney, Monmouthshire, Ly a local preacher named Greening, now in his 95th vear, A thin gold coin, about the size of a fourpenny piece, was taiely ...

... ANy A e Jumes Bury, jun., Sneinton, Nottinghamshire, cotton-was! ~ LT 4 R O die. Rees Davies, now or late of Tredegar, Monmouthshire, draper. Ebenezer Thornton, Hudderstleld, ironmonger. Isaac and John Sawley Dewhurst, Skipton, Yorkshire, cottor spinners ...

... Godmanchester, Metealfe, and Charles James Met- grove, near Woburn, Bedfordshire, Nottinghamshire, cotton-waste- legar, Monmouthshire, draper. i, ironmonger. ust, Skipton, Yorkshire, cotton ...

... county in England, and only one in Wales, presents an increase, and that increase in both cases is exceedingly trifling. In Monmouthshire, as everybody knows, theiron works have not been s 0 prosperous as they were when new railways were made at the rate of ...