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... FIVE MEN KILLED IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. lecriak tapleal, n, valet moulted in tin death of he we. asearreS no Saturday alternate at Atcreaut Kirk Colliery, in ?tidier, Valley, Dfoomoutbatita. The pt a law see, alkated sear Biracial Th , eaphhies bl.• the top ...
... Majority No °hangs. MONMOUTHSHIRE (NORTHERN). R. M'Keona (L) Peotiefather (U) Majority No change NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOUTH). Hon. & Fiairoy (U) A. Groin (14 Majority No change . PERTH (EASTy. Sir J. Moloch (1.) J. G. Stewart (II) Majority No ahaajge. R ...
... DOCK DISASTER. MANY WORKMEN KILLED. HEROIC RESCUE SCENES. The Alexandra Dock *stemma works et Newport. Monmouthshire, were on Friday night the scene of an appalling disaster, in which many lives were lost. The trench• excavated for the new look (which ...
... and Cornwall; the highest in Monmouthshire and Glamorganehire. Marriage statistics, which only cover the quarter ending March, show that the greatest number of weddings per 1,000 took plane in Northumberland and Monmouthshire (13.1 and 12.4 respectively) ...
... and Cornwall; the highest in Monmouthshire and Glamorganthire. Marriage statietice, which only cover the quarter ending March, show that the greatest number of weddings per 1,000 took place in Northumberland and Monmouthshire (13.1 and 12.4 respectively) ...
... Wednooday Mr. A- Spicer moved the second trading of the Sunday Clesing (Monmouthshire) Bill. which provided that the Sunday Cloang. - Act of 1861 should bo extended to and meiotic Monmouthshire. ?Ir. W. 'F. Howell moved its rejection. The bill warn supported ...
... played for Travers forward. Three changes were made for Yorkshire. The visitors had the acvamtage at the start, bat the Monmouthshire hack» pasecd, and Keven seored. Edgar Jowes a fine try. mind e, 2 tries ; Y: orkshire, wil. — Oe oo eee verted try for ...
... Gazette, , • has resigned, And accepted the position of staff correspondent for the Daily Herald for South ti A . ,: and Monmouthshire.. Fur t 6 rears Mr. Collins has been associated with the South Wales News and South Wales Echo, in addition to which ...
... 104. The death took place at Redhill, on Tuesday evening, at the age of 104, of Mrs. Mary Schallehil. who was born in Monmouthshire in 1817. Afra. &haHelm was the widow of Mr. H. chaliebn, the will known conductor of the 17th Lazimns, and the founder ...
... Evans ronverted At half•tims Cumberland led by 1 goal end I try to 1 try . In the serood half Monmouthshire had the boat of matters. Final amore:—Monmouthshire. 1 goal 4 Sties (17 points); Cumberland, 1 goal 1 try (8 wants). GLAMORGANNURE v. CUMBERLAND ...
... STRUGGLE ON A MOUNTAIN. Mrs. Lewis. of Forest Farm, near Blackwood, Monmouthshire, had an exciting struggle with a tramp, who attacked her while she was walking over a mountain. She was in a lonely spot when she was accosted by the man. She defended herself ...
... FATAL TRAP ACCIDENT. Mr. Rees Phillips, a Monmouthshire, farmer, died in the Newport Hospital in consequence of a collision between his trap and a mineral-water cart. His wife, who wee with him at the time, was seriously injured. The accident happened ...