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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The heavy thunder-storm of Thursday night was severely felt in Monmouthshire, andin some places did a good deal of damage. At Cardiff the thunder pealed with unheard-of grandeur and the forked and chain lightning flashed with such rapidity ...
... Monmouthshire Railway. The dividend for the last June half-year is at the rate of 5 per cent, per anhum. The profit has increased from £23,792 for the June half of 1856 to £25,011 for June 1857. Mons and Manage Railway.. Wc hear that the funds to pay ...
... TREDEGAR PARK (MONMOUTHSHIRE) CLUB. Oct. 13. Patron: Sir Charles Morgan, Bart. Stewards: Sir George Walker, Bart., Mr Godfrey Morgan, Mr C. E. Lewis, Mr Freke Lewis, Rev. T. Williams, Mr 'l'. LI. Brewer, Mr David Flarrhy, Mr W. M. Watson, Mr Charles Morgan ...
... THE LATE AWFUL COLLIERY EXPLOSION IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. CWMTILLERY, Wedxisdat. Tbe adjourned inquest was held to-day ftt the Bridge-end Inn, Cwmtillery, before W, H. BreWer, Esq., deputy coroner, on the bodies of 12 colliers, wbo were killed by an explosion ...
... W. BURFIELD, Blaenavon, Monmouthshire, ironmonger, painter and glazier. BANKRUPTS. G. THOMPSON, Barnsbury-street, Islington, and Chichesterplace, Gray's Inn-road, corn dealer and baker. Smith, Tokenhouseyard —J. W. ALDRIDGE, Witham, Essex, corn merchant ...
... PROGRAMME OF ABERGAVENNY RACES AMD MONMOUTHSHIRE HUNT MEETING THIJRgDAT. Aran IS —The MoraoirntniEi Fa*i Uxxi.icxf >ot« each, ft, with added ; two tuba. ,t lb | itibl Bit w , llttn « Jeauit * t Bobby B 1* JISfKEk•••• The higliect weight Accepting being ...
... and it might now be considered as the standard the district ; the Monmouthshire and the Taff Vala rates had been recently reduced by Parliament to about the same as those of the Abergavenny. The rates were low, and it was thought they would never be reduced ...
... Monmouthshire, within seven miles of the Pontrilas Station of the Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Railway, also within eight miles of Monmouth and twelve of Ross. Messrs, daniel smith, son, and OAKLEY have received instructions to ofterfor SALE, at ...
... SALES BY AUCTION. At NEWPORT, MONMOUTHSHIRE, Mr. WM. GRAHAM. Janr., At the TREDEGAR ARMS INN. PILLOWENLLT. On SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1897, Three o’clock lath# Afternoon. THE Brigantine EMERALD, of Kin sale, Britinh-hnilt registers 148 tons, and wiU carry ...
... o ionklands tt. Monmouthshire I 5 +so lii? 2143 7 9 \ Newcastle & Carlisle; 29 1571 2349 3920 9 11 1 nit nil NewportAb.Herecordt 6 441 712 1153 12 3 \ 25s 18s North Devon I3O 533 16 4 2i .INorth British • I 6 • 3012 ...
... RAIL WAY INTELLIGENCE. MONMOUTHSHIRE, The half-yearly meeting of this company wcs held on Wednesday at Newport, Mr. T. W. B. Blakemore, M.P. in the chair. The report, an abstract of which has appeared in The Sun, was taken as read. The CHAIRMAN, in moving ...
... GA 8 Monklands I 14 2112 90 1460 1550 12 8 4i Monmouthshire 5 . Newcastle Carlisle 7 1020 2323 3315 4 5 nil nil 8t NewportAbilereford 13 357 773 1130 0 101 25s 18s North Devon . 21 21 North British 4 5 N. Eastern(Berwick) 34 4 York ...