... mo o;, ns You ire at liberty to use this ?? in anv W,: N-o tr May see fit.' Mrs. Pnossieim, 62. c'a Sireet. Tredegar. Monmouthshire. H 0 0 D'S3 SAIRSAPARILLA # e One True Blood Purifier. Sold by ce! s,,; 2s 9d. aid 4s 6d. Send by post on .ealpi of price ...

... RESTORED to HEALTH and STRENGTH. AN ALMOST MiRACULOUS CURE. AMES FRANCIS THOMAS lired in Pont- J nowynydd, near Pont-ypool, Monmouthshire. He was twenty-three years of age,:: g with his mo- ther, a widow. Some eleven yearxs Before, then a mere Inn', lie went ...

... remittd I y the same House in the last distribution ; £25,500 to South- ampton; £11,000 to Dublin; £10,500 to NewportI (Monmouthshire) one of £6,500 to Leicester; ene of £6.450 to Bishop's Waltham, (Hants); and many other Dividends of smaller amount to ...

... shipped by that gentleman. LUKE DILLON, Agent in Ireland for L. Augustus Homfray, TREDEGAR STEAM COAL OFFICE. Newport. Monmouthshire. OTIC E.-T 0 TOURISTS. N ELVERY AND CO.'S Vulconised Waterproofs are out and made at thleir own Factory in Dublin; therefore ...

... the Worcester, Ludlow, and Teubury, and the Great Nortb and South Wales Railways W. Hutchins, Esq., Ltsainfried Court. Monmouthshire Charles William Spicer, Esq., Portman.square, Director of the Armaggh, Coleraine, and Portrush, Dublin and Arm igh Inland ...

... the bench at Lewes, as a magistrate for the county, The disposal of a highly-valitable property, at Tredegar Iron Works, Monmouthshire, is announced, and the mode praposed is a species of lottery, the price of each share being fi ed at 101. The property ...

... ELFAST. 18 SPORTING. LBY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPrH.] WORCESTER RACES-YESTERDAY. Severn Bank Stakes-AMedora, 1; Black Rose, 2; Monmouthshire, 3. Seven ran. Nursery H-Iaudicrp-Mlayflowver, I, after a dead heat with Bloodhound; Madame de Champigny, 3. Nine ran. ...

... 1IrPOTANT TO ALL WHO Szsa.-From Mr. E Pege, Director of the Choir and Organist of St. Marie's Catholic Church, Newport, Monmouthshire. 1 Having frequently suffered much from relexation of the throat, I have often been obliged to resort to I various pr ...

... who knows all the circumstunces; by the Rev. Pastor, Rev. ]ir, Ialdapopi (formery of Lonidonl), but, novw of Newport, Monmouthshire; and by Michael Staunton, Esq., Dublin Weekly Repister Offlce, Mvrlborough-street, THE NINETEENTH THOUSAND. Just Published ...

... ery, were under arms, and the Hussars continued to scour the streets, and a party of the 45th were drawn up round the Monmouthshire and Glamorgan Bank. The drums beat and the trumpets sounded, so that the inhabitants were in great dread of another attack ...

... pages of the peerage. . v A' batch of emigrants from Ireland, 'of an improved- de c - l scription, have landed on the Monmouthshire coast. tieyh consist of woomen and children bhringi igsbu'n6 little moneyfto l their husbands or fathers settlel in 'England ...

... Clergy arise princi. pally, some cases wholly, not only in almost every mission of t Wales, but also in several of those in Monmouthshire, out of the humble contributions of poor labourers-uncertain, tflu inating, and sometimes reluctantly bestowed. Hence ...