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... TRADES DISPUTES. On Saturday • !greeting of nearly 500 mem. ben of practically all the trade in South Wales and Monmouthshire adopted a resolution thanking the Government for the Trask Disputes Bill. It would, they agreed. restore to trade unionists their ...
... The honour conies to Lieutenant- Colonel G. E. Sayce when he is engaged on military duties in Canterbury. He was born in Monmouth'shire, and is the son of Mr. Edward Morris Sayce, C.E., chief engineer in the oonstruction of the Newport, Abergavenny and Hereford ...
... the South Wales and Monmouthshire district, and this committee have had tn deal with the increasing requirements of munition works and to arrange generally for supplying home consumers. The decrease in the output of the Monmouthshire and South Wides coalfield ...
... Wales, Cheshire, Staffordshire, Shropshire, Worcestershire, Monmouthshire, and Herefordshire. WINN.II.II Or Barfly BICYCLIB, IALMI £llO. No. of Coupon.. M. Brown, Asherier Howe, Monmouthshire 9915 Artis Bennett. 122, Conway-eta et, Bbikenhead Frederick ...
... TTAITGHING THE LIND. Pte. Sidney R. Taylor, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Tarim:, 95, Cleveland-street, Bir. kenhead, joined the 2-1 Monmouthshire Itegt. in May, 1917, to be later treat& ferred to the 570th Agricultural Co. Rs ...
... FORMER RUNCORN SERGEANT WOUNDED. Second Lieut. James Oldham, of the Monmouthshire Regiment, formerly an Actiog-Sergesiiit in the fttiricorn Constabulafy, has been invalided from the front suffering from trench fever, lie is at present lying in No. 8 General ...
... 'lluraday. Oneaairo defeatod Monmouthshire by an innings and 93 runs. On Wedneeday Onesnire sowed 211, to which the home county replied with 42 for eight wi:keta. On Thursday their innings concluded for 43, and following on, Monmouthshire were dismissed for 75 ...
... Co., London, Manchester, and Calcutta, merchants—M. and W. Spencer, Coventry, Coaslett and Co., Caerleon and Newport, Monmouthshire, and elsewhere, railway con- ...
... Thursday Upton Plate.— Curate 1, Doubtful 2, Alfred the Great 3. Steeple Chase. — Jerusalem 1, Athlete 2. Worcester Cup.— Monmouthshire 1, Liberator 2, Aunt Sally 3. Farmers' Steeple Chace.— Fairy 1, Handy 2. Abd-el-Kader 13 dead. ...
... FEDERATION. WAGES AND THE EIGHT HOURS BILL. TM gran mord Edinburgh Thursday, Mr. Ptctsrd. MT.. It san that., the South w&_ and Monmouthshire and haltering the intonate of the miner, of thi. IN oul d be by all the tooter. is the UOital Kingdom boner in ass federation ...
... OF VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. [Press Association Telegram.] General Sir Evelyn Wood to-day, at Aider- shot, inspected the Ist Monmouthshire Volunteer ArtiUery, and expressed himself delighted. The guns were also seen in action on several of the surrounding bills ...
... DIED IN TRAIN AT CREWE William Rogers. aged about 15. and yeing with his nephew in Boit-street. Newport. Monmouthshire. was returning home from holiday at Blackpool on Tuesday morning and a: Crewe had occasion to change trains. No sooner had he taken ...