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... Association's special correspondent, telegraphing from Tredegar, ?? may be 150 Conservative electors in the division of West Monmouthshire, there may be 1500 (the last con- test showed that therewere the latter number),but a stranger driving through the constituency ...
... William Harcourt, having accepted the offer of Mr C. M. Warmington to retire in his favour, in the Western Division of Monmouthshire, opened his campaign by addressing a crowded meeting in the Public Hall, Bbbwvale, yesterday. Sir William, accompanied ...
... sm WILLIAM LIARCOURT IN WEST MONMOUTHSHIRE. In continuation of his series.of, addresses to the electors of W~est Monmouthshire Sir William Harcourt spoke at a crowded meeting in the Temple Hall, Tredegar, last evening. Accom- panied by his son, Mr Lewis ...
... William Harcourt having accepted the offer of MTr C. M. Warmington to retire in his favour in the Western Division of Monmouthshire opened his campaign by addressing a crowded meeting in the Public Hall, Ebbwvale, yesterday evening. Sir Wrilliam Harcourt ...
... Davies, and Sarnuel Mills, agents of the Miners' Federation of Great Britain, a special conference of South Wales and Monmouthshire colliers nwas opened at the Gratd Hotel, Cardiff. The notice convening the meeting said that wages had been reduced 47A ...
... treated, but if he has he has had him- himself very much to blame. He could have averted all this by simply saying in West Monmouthshire that he recognised Lord Rosebery's wise views on the Armenian question, and agreed with them. Had he done so there would ...
... treated, but if he has he has had him- himself very much to blame. He could have averted all this by simply saying in West Monmouthshire that he recognised Lord Rosebery's wise views on the Armenian question, and agreed with them. Had he done so there would ...
... workmen at Llwynpin Collieries on Saturday, but was refused a hearing, and left. An important conference of South Wales and Monmouthshire coalowners affected by the stoppage of the associated collieries was held at Cardiff Oil Saturday, under the presidency ...
... ~SIR WILLIAM'S LOCAL TAXATIOV THIEOBIRES. I IN the pursuit of his extra-Parliamentary 1 campaign il West Monmouthshire, Sir W. Harcourt delivered an address yesterday at, Newport. At the outset of his speech, he intimated that there was only.one subject ...
... candidature. r TTHE WELSH RADICALS AND DIS- ESTABLISHMENT. At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the South wales and Monmouthshire Liberal Federa- tion, held at Cardiff yesterday, a resolution was ado pted, on the motion of Mr D. A. Thomas, iM.P., president ...
... personal estata being 17,657. The will and codicil of Sir George. Ferdinand Radziwill Forestier Walker, Bart., of Cestleton, Monmouthshire, who died on August 1, were proved on November 12 by Major Sir George Ferdinand Forestier Walker, the son, one of the executors ...