Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... emigrating to the United States. AGED TEEES.—We are-tol.l. that in 1810 a noted tree, the Golynos, oak, felled near Newport, Monmouthshire.. It was 28i feet in circumference, its bark via for £2OO, its timber for £670 ; the rings (490) encircling its trunk a ...
... iron trade no change for the better can be recorded, and immediate prospects are anything but cheering. The makers of Monmouthshire are fortunately well placed for contracts at present, hut at three or four large establishments the orders will run out ...
... very diligent and he had frequently seen him going out to inspect the cattle. The Rev. C. R. said if a pass wasgranted in Monmouthshire, it would enable the owner to carry the animal to any part of Glamorganshire he pleased, The CHAIRMAN : Yes, if that particular ...
... of the members of the trade was held at the Bell Hotel, Gloucester, on Wednesday, ( Mr. Woodruffe, of the Machen Works, Monmouthshire, in the chair) and the trade was numerously represented, both as regards makers and buyers, there being of the latter several ...
... account of the mission throughout the United Kingdom ' and from it we learn that the number of deaf and dumb in Wales and :Monmouthshire amounts to 814, and the proportion of deaf and dumb to the population of the Principality and Moomouthshire is one in 1 ...
... agreed to hold the next meeting in February, when the following stakes should be competed for, open to South Wales and Monmouthshire :—All aged stake; a puppy stake; and a beaten dogs' stake, should time permit. From the great succes which attended the ...
... received them as common carriers. They were taken out at Bridgend for a few hours, and then conveyed to their destination in Monmouthshire. Peter Griffiths, sworn, said: I remember some cattle coming by train here this day three weeks. There were fourteen, and ...
... considerable order from one of the home railway companies, and two or three other contracts have found ,their way to the Monmouthshire district. Still trade is dull • and unless a decided improvement in the takes place soon, it is not at all improbable that ...
... amended after the prosecution closed.-e The Bench said they would reeeree giving their decision till that day fortnight. MONMOUTHSHIRE ASSIZES. At these Assizes on Thursday, before Mr. Justice Shoe and a special jury, Morgan r. Nicholl, an ac4iou of ejectment ...
... the latter being summoned for allowing certain cattle to be disembarked from carriages at Bridgend, while in tranAitu to Monmouthshire; and it will be remembered that the case was adjourned. Mr. Tripp, solicitor to the company, was again in attendance. The ...
... previous half year, whilst the dividend for the corresponding half-year, was at the rate of 10 per cent, per annum. At the Monmouthshire Waggon Company (Limited) meeting, last week—Mr. Crawshay Bailey, M.P., in the chairs dividend for the half-year was declared ...
... David Marsden, Neath, Glamorshire, brewer, Sept. 5, at 11, Bankrupt's Court Bristol ; William Cameron Moat Gunn, Newport, Monmouthshire, shipbroker's clerk, Sept. 5, at 11, Bankrupts' Court Bristol ; Henry Baker, late of St. Mary-street, Swansea, Glamorganshire ...