... MONMOUTHSHIRE. On Monday Mr H. T. Boddam sat at the Courthouse, Usk. Mr R. M. Bailbache and Mr Mark Lewis represented the Liberals, and F. Gardner, Waddington, and F. Evans the Conservatives. In Usk five voters were struck off on Liberal objection, also ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. _ . ..—..—. That a -- married woman living at Llancler, was knocked down anal kilel on ;Mini-day, outaffic the forge office at the Bitienavon Work& ! That John. Braidwood, an engineer, living at Blaenavon, has been remanded for stabbing ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. A very valuable and attrsetive Residential Property, known as Bryn situate within two miles of the town of Newport, occupying • splendid position high above the River Usk. e. mreanding views of exceptional beauty and extent. A KhIILY MANtsION ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Mr. Jnatice Matthew hes errrived at Monmouth to preside over the The early closing. miwement is obvionaly spreading in South Wales. On and after Monday next, all buidneas establiabmente in Caerphilly will be closed on Mondays, Tuesdays ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. ._._.: ——..—. That her Majesty the Queen of Roumania, has promised to pay a visit to Lady Llauover, at Llanover House, near Abergavenny at an early date. That the Monmouth, Abergavenny, and East Glamorgan Primrose habitations have ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE, The Michaelmas Quarter Sessions for this county were commenced at Usk Coifrt-house on Tuesday, before the chairman (Mr A. D. Berrington). There were also present the deputychairman of quarter sessions(Mr S. C.Bosanquet), and Lord Tredego ...

... Monmouthshire. The trial of prisoners was continued and con chided af Usk Court-house on Thursday. The principal cue, which was heard before Mr S. C. Bosauquet, the deputy-chairman, was THE NEWPORT FRAUDULENT BANKRUPTCY CASE. This was a prosecution instituted ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. A bankrupt Pontypool booknaker is said to have absconded, and • statutary meming of enditors has been held. Three sent in proofs amounting to £lBO. The leinkrupt ia Wm. PureBll, of Crane-atreet. A mass meeting of cchliors held at C•erphilly ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE That a curious froak of nature, in the hipo of a Lhrec-leggca calf, prop.rty n cf Mr. J. NoiriaLli,, is causiog considerable itterost st Alerinine. That Henry, thn wife of the Rev. J. Floury, inir.bter, 2da,ray, has just died, Iraving a ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. These quarter session - s were continued at Usk court-house on Wednesday, when the criminal business was proceeded with. Mr A. D. Berrington, the chairman, presided in the first court, and Mr S. C. Bosanquet, deputy chairman, in the second ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE. That at Cwntillery, near Abertillery, a new church to accomodate 300 people is in course of !erection. g That on the petition of Mr. D. Simons, of ! Beech House, Blaenavon, Monmouth. Mr. ! Justice Chitty, on Saturday, made an order to wind ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE AND TIN DISESTABUSHMENT BILL. LETTERS FROM THE LIBERAL MEMBERS FOR TUN COUNTY. Mr D. M. Williams, ',oratory to the Newbridga and Drumlin Liberal Assomatioo, having the Lilies.' memhars for Monmouth&lis, thankiog them on beb•lf of the foe ...