... Mr. Pickard, M.P., presided. It was unanimously agreed to grant the application for affiliation by the South Wales and Monmouthshire district. Mr. Pickard, in his presidential address, referred to the progress made by the Federation in the struggle for ...

... col- Meries have given a month’s notice, terminating contrects. On Thursday the above association met the South Wales and Monmouthshire Coal-owners’ Association 1u coaference, and immediately 1t mn-i the owners uryed unreserved witbdrawal of notices to terminate ...

... tenure in Wales No. 10 (Seuth Notts Temperarce Mir. Gi. Hames). | law persnaded him to allow them to live with him, and Monmouthshire, and asked whether it was _Fair opening, but tenors, as usual, not in fune; I saying they would make him “so bappy and ...

... Libcral be greatly augmented if any progress ix to be made. importation from sbroad of the carcases of dis-| M.P. for North Monmouthshire, did well to at | THe Fails 60 far tors up have mysteriowly dise aadla St slomation- of -the MSIK | snse stabs: the MMI ...

... meeting in New York, & Sir William Harcourt, writing to the Liberal | ;o0 e was rececived f Mr. Gladst in agent for West Monmouthshire, savs that ne m‘:‘th, right hos. o ‘el u”; - bas never thought of abandoning West Mon-| 50 a 4 the inaction dthol‘u P‘:-' ...

... is known about the family story until the days of William Cecil’s grandfather, ?)nnd the third son of Robert Sibsilt of Monmouthshire and Herefordshire, who is said to have songht a fortune in the metropolis, found it on London Bridge, enjoyed it in bonoured ...

... 18 keown about the family story until the days of Wilam Cecil’s grandfather, David the third son of Kobert Sibsilt of Monmouthshire and Herefordghirs, who is said 1o have sought a fortune n the wetropolis, found it on Loudon Bridge, enjoyed 1t in bonoured ...