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... hear that the iron trade is in a more ilourishing state than it has been, and that the orders on hand, at the works in Monmouthshire, are sufficient to give employment for the iext six weeks. An advance in the price of iron has recently taken place in ...

... who is pledged to in votefor-several- very liberal measures, though he is not a . thorougbgoing Radical;.-.Fctator. ' MoNMOUTHSHIRE Bo0ROUoS.--On Tuesday last, great excitement was caused-a2mongst the Reformers of Mon- str mouth, by the unexpected a ...

... MONYMOUTHSHIRE BonoxIGUs.-Reginald J. Blewitt, Esq., the Candidate in the Liberal interest for the representation of the Monmouthshire Boroughs, has commenced an active canvass, with the hearty co-operation of the Refbrmers. On Thursday and Friday last, ...

... Beachley ferry, it isas discovered, by a game certificate and pap ers, to be the body of M1r. W~illiam Williams, of Redwick, monmouthshire, one of the ill-fated passengers on board the ferry d boat, which was swamped at Beachley on the Iet inst. The body Y appeared ...

... od were astonished at seeing bills posted about, announcing that on Monday, nJVie' 8S1b, a meeting of the electors of Monmouthshire would be held at CUrist-church, in order to hear an independent gentlemoin,.who intended offering. himself as a candidate ...

... way. The' jury, after a short deliberation, returned a verdict of Lunacy. An account of coal and iron brought down the l Monmouthshire Canal and Tram-road, in the week ending June 20, 1840:- COAL. IteOrs. Canal.' ?? . , 7740 tons ?? 19D2 toni. Tram -road ...

... whose name, we are informed, is Randall, fron Bristol, took no steps whatever to trace the guilty pariies.-Mcrlin. At thle Monmouthshire quarter sessions John Lewis (18) and John Morgan (18) were convicted of robbing and ill-treating David Roberts, of Llanover ...

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... known;; he should bind over the pawnbro. Ykers to appear at the next examination, and remand the iprisoner. 'e At the Monmouthshire quarter sessions, John Hud. r- son, John Wilson, and John Allen (three privates belonging y- to the 9th Lancers) were iidicted ...

... Journai. The business at 'the recent Hierefordshire assizes was extremely light, having only occupied two sfturnoons. At the Monmouthshire assizes, Charles Hanney was found guilty of stealing four sheep from the farm of Mr. Parry, near Abergavennv, and sentenced ...

... of old fats were brought in by attorneys, and registered and de- posited with thle court. Re Cwot[lGeTOv;, of Newport, Monmouthshire. The bankrupt, whlo presented himself for final examination, was suetioned by Mr. Commissioner Stephen concerning the ...