... protesting against the sweaang systpn. The Joint Sliding Scale Committee of the coalowners sad workmen of South Wales and Monmouthshire met the other day, and decided to advance miners' wages per cent. The forty-six Arabs who arrived recently at New are still ...

... r moved for leave to introduce a Bill for the Disestablishment and Dieendowment of the Church of England in Wales and Monmouthshire. He justified the introduction of the Bill by the fact that Wales had returned 31 out of 34 members pledged to Disestablishment ...

... to refusal to grant new licences.—Mr. F. Edwards seconded the motion, stating that of 34 Liberal members from Wales and Monmouthshire, 31 were in favour of the measure. Sunday closing. he contended, had been successful in Wales, and there was no reason ...

... Dot sufficiently distinctive. The findings will be sent to that Board of Trade. CONSECRATION OF BURIAL GROUND. At Rise*, Monmouthshire, considentble agitation has recently taken place on an Application being made to the Burial Board by menders 0« evtatilli ...

... aed Warm Llwyd have bees completed and brought into nee. The conversion of the Northern Se cti on of Hare Tramway. in Monmouthshire, into • locomotive railway, bias been carried out, and steady progress is being made with the works of the Siuthern Sectioa ...

... Biddell,who said there was a feeling that the chamber was to much presided over by the land-owning elass.—Mr. Williams (Monmouthshire read a paper on Com Returns and Tithe Averages,' contending that whilst the continual fall in the price of corn since ...

... the room. He described himself as a Great Western Railway employ 6, and asserted that he had that day come from Newport, Monmouthshire. After having gone upstairs to wash his hands, be went oat, saying that he was going to the station to fetch his luggage ...

... Stockton Bury ; 3Lajor Howarth Ashton. lialiiock, Herta ; and Mr. D. Thome., Sully, Cardiff ; L 5 lir : Keene. Caerleou„ Monmouthshire. lite bolls anti Cow! were Messrs Stewart Liu ig-ou'r, I fahannere, Surrey ; and M.s.n. E. and A. tatuu's, Ashurst, S:eytting ...

... had died several days previoully. It seems that the barque cleared from rensacola on the 18th of Last month for Newport, Monmouthshire, with a cargo of timl er. There was then no sickness on board the vessel. At latest accounts the barque was at qarrantine ...

... for a limited time, the creation of new interests in Church of England bishoprics, dignities, and benefices in Wales and Monmouthshire. In the opening sentences of his epeecb, Mr. Asquith gave expression to soma very strong remarks in favour of Welsh Di ...

... which was heard a few weeks ago. It was an action 7 the Marquis of Abergavenny, as the patron of the living of Goytre, in Monmouthshire, to compel 'he Bishop of Lhindsff to institute and induct the 107. R. W. Gone to the rectory and benefice of that it.srish ...

... concluded the business of the Vestry. Mr. George Taylor, of Ealing, who wax one of the founders of the South' Wales and Monmouthshire Commercial Travellers' Association, was one of the principal guests at its dinner at Swansea on Thera',ay. Jan. 26th. given ...