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... matter. Coar, Minise.—The report of the Labour Department of the Board of Trade states that excluding South Wales and Monmouthshire, where employment continues to be greatly affected by the coal dispute, 1162_coal pits employing 374,874 work people worked ...
... momn’e nuiice terminating cuniiacts Jiee- the Association met the South Wales Sir Thomas Lipton will have conference and Monmouthshire voalowners’ Aesocaaon next Saturday on board the Erin with Mr conference and immediately it opened Bidwe 1 the Collector ...
... was 534 days per week, as compared - with 561 days in May. The above statements do not include pits in South Wales and Monmouthshire, owing to the disturbance of employment i June, 1808, occasioned by the dispute in that district. Dr John C. M*Vail, medical ...
... in Monmouthshire Although they might not be logical people he could not help thinking there might be a few rational persons there who would come to the conclusion that if public-houses could be closed on Sundays in Scotland Wales and Monmouthshire the ...
... company aro expected to offer Uuir remainder of tho men aro prepared (or garrison duty required Tho Newport bttiery ot the Monmouthshire Brigade of Pobioa Artihi-ry nady to go to the (root tho Government whl accept Six officers and T7 men of toe Newport detachment ...
... TonUne Bergt WUllam Abel Sergt Alfred ENGAGEMENT AT RIETONTEIN EXPECTED STRIKE O 20000 MEN On 1st November collieries in Monmouthshire Merthyr and Dowlsi employing 20000 miners will probably be idle by a strike of enginemen stokers and surface craftsmen ...
... Hymen and sailors tor steamers and sailors sailing ships £4 per month w‘eu engaged by the month and West Giimorgan and Monmouthshire steel dis-£ uu at came io stop yesterday for want of water Sparks from locomotives are causing numerous tires n the parched ...
... caQier date than wo anticipated and Sir William’s Opponent Dr Rutherford Harris who is to oppose Sir William Harcourt in Monmouthshire is about to take np his residence in the constituency and to commence an active campaign Dr Harris declares that his object ...
... Colonel of the Gloucestershire Yeomanry Cavalry and of the Glouceetershire Engineer Volunteers He was Lord-Lieutenant of Monmouthshire and a Justice of the Peace for the Counties of Gloucestershire Breconshire Wilts and Glamorganshire a Deputy-Lieutenant ...
... their time either the Citv or at the telephone — ” M A P” Jameson’s New Raid Preliminary steps are bring taken in West Monmouthshire to induce Dr Jameson to become Unionist candidate for the division in opposition to Sir William Harcourt It is understood ...
... and elf-government as an Establishment (Cheers) The'date of Sir William Harconrt’s addreuc to his oontiituents in West Monmouthshire postponed from the 24th to 30th in£t-The-Council of the Institute of that ever made NEW YORK (Eresi eur owa Correspoadeat ...
... for £50 a-side and a purse given by the management Holloway won easily cn points Edward Connor sclioultnaster -Machen Monmouthshire met with a terrible d' ath yesterday morning He started to walk uu Sunday night over the mountains from Ruci to his heme ...