... TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. A terribly try-My has been perpetrated between Newport, Monmeuthshire, and Usk. A at Llangibby, occupied by • farm labourer named Watkins and his family, was pet on fire, and the children burned in their beds. The husband ...

... A MONMOUTHSHIRE MURCIA. I . ‘ONDERFUL OCCURRENCE AT TINTERN. TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION. de CArpetow Adnertimr, &pl. V, 1593, When we received information of a remarkable cure effected by • certain widely advertised specific. we determined to investigate ...

... At B-amps there were two freak owes sod deaths. A SCREW STEAMER RUN DOWN. LOSS OF THE CREW. A telegram from Newport, Monmouthshire, yesterday, .'ides that the owners of the steamer Durango have received a telegram from Dunkirk, stating that the bar.ple ...

... on MONDAY, tbe 9th day of Jusc, It Fite for Si. o'clock in the evening, subject to the Common Form Conditions of the Monmouthshire Ircctorated Law Society, and such other conditions as mar then be read, the following Valuable PROPERTY. Lor I.—All that ...

... MONDAY, the oth day of Just, 1890, at Five for Six o'clock in the evening, subject to the Common Form Conditions of the !Monmouthshire Incorporated LAW Society, and such other conditioes IA may then be read, the following Valuable PROPERTY. LOT L —All that ...

... CLERGYMAN SENT TO PENAL SERVITUDE. Charles Woodhouse Shepherd, a clergyman, appeared at Monmouthshire Quarter Sessions in so swer to two indictments for feloniously convert- Ing to his own use 1.50 worth of jewellery of which he was bailee, also with ...

... sn the -ehicle with the goods, and shortly after passing through the village of Crumlin. journey lay on a road near the Monmouthshire Canal. Whilst aear spot the horses became frightened, and boltel. The efforts of the driver to retrain the animals were ...

... during the might the workmen engaged in the tunnel were alarmed by • sudden rush of water from a near Portskeweih, on the Monmouthshire side of the Severn, about CIO yards from the point at which the same or a similar st.ring broke the work, in the winter ...

... wners of the Tredegar Iron Works, has beau commeemd at Cardiff. It ht very important aa affecting a large mineral estate Monmouthshire, and opened befere Mr. Roupel, one of the official referees of the Court of CI ancery. Mr. Simons, on the part of the ...

... tunnel comes out on the English side of the Severn, and 18 minutes in the return journey to the Roggiett Station on the I Monmouthshire side. The ordinary time to be occupied In passing through the tunnel is estimated at only ten minutes. The party, both ...

... praillospw ; Jobe nth thus the bag 11.10 sue es see*lse, but lebostreently estsosthrL - - AT the annual eo - nteramm el the Monmouthshire Fugliah ISpUat hold atNswport, mad numbering thirty-emu ameba 3100 magma, • resolution was 114 , 94111 t.the effect 01 ...

... eminent • engineer, is President of the South Wales Institute of also of the Mining Association of Great Britain, and of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal Aesociation. He was the founder and chairman of the Sliding Scale Committee, controlling the wages ...