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... sudden, for arrangementshad been made on Friday to receive his lordship at his residential seat at Cefntilla Court, Usk, Monmouthshire. The pre-. vious evening he was at his club, the Carlton, apparently in his usual health, and gave instruc- tions that ...
... in of bronchitis, which prostrated hin. The ei deceased gentlemani wa;s one of the best-known ti msn in the county of Monmouthshire, in R which he had settled for moredthan half a t atcentury. He was a younger brother of the r, Cardiff veteran, Mr. Griffith ...
... Edwards . was within a comparatively recent period one of the best known and,, probably, most 'suc- ?? professional lien in' Monmouthshire. r Siueeptding to the practice of his father, the t late A1r' Edmund Edwards, solicitor, of Ponty pool, the deceased 'continued ...
... Hereford, of Tregoyd, Three Cooks J unction, Breconshire, and grand-daughter of the first Baron Tredegar, of Tredegar Park, Monmouthshire, and Ruperra Uastle, Glamorganshire, and Mr., Anthony Noel Denny, barrister-at-law of the Inner Temple, eldest son of Mr ...
... Monmouth District 1886 to 1892, of Houghton Hall'- Fence Houses, Purham; Aberamasn House, Glamorgan; Belle Vue, Newport, Monmouthshire, and Park-street, Park-lane, London, W. The nuptial service was impressively conducted by the Rev. E. D. Wickham, M.A. ...
... 67th Regi- uaent, at Parkstone, Dorset aged 8, Jdun. 5. o.oue, Mr. John Walemanu, of Ivy Bank, Moenmouth, antd the Craig, Monmouthshire, aged 5S, Jan. 13. MAYO, Thomas, M.D., f11..S., formerly Presidlet of the Rloyal College of Physicians. PtiOR, Elizabeth ...
... OF MR. JAMiES RiOWE, NEWPOR1-T. A POPULAR HOTEL PROPRIETOR | GONE. A great many of cur readers, not only in Newport and Monmouthshire, but thlrough- out South Wales generally, will learn with regret of the death of Mr. James Rowe, the proriretor of the ...
... Debhborough, Nienagh, eo. Tippoirty, at &Qlaxymor, Pearmaenmseur, N. Wates, Dec. 19. CAr'zsi-;, Mrm ., of LlanvarleY, Monmouthshire, at l1oadilly, Dec. 24. ?? wife oai.?)r. 3, W., Surgeon, atl Wateringbury, oem, Wee. 24. izt, wife of RjeY -. B., M.A. ...
... youngest daughter of the second Lord Raglan, arial and half-sister of the present peer, of way, Cefntilla Court, UsH, Monmouthshire, South t way Wales, and grand-daughter of the late first c , oford Raglan, Field-marshal, who commanded c )ved the English ...
... controlof thelhsrgobusinessof hisbrcthe% g Mr. G. Oliver, of Leicester, who had scattered dl i- over Southl Wales alid Monmouthshire probablye fewer than 100 bsot and shoe ahtal Though a strong Conservative, and one am e always evinced a keen iocerest ...
... Woodhoad, e of Rev. E. B.. C., at St. ,elonh, Portsea, aged :53, Jan. 7. C0aaLnLr, F. D., son of Mr. R., of T anvapl(v, Monmouthshire, at 38, Clarges-eireot, Noca1r. y LIn S emott-l CaiiS, 114ev. T., late Pircadildy, Jand 5 Ye2,ýreC of the parish of Mieheldever ...
... 11: 1d We regret to have to record the death of Mr. S. 's R Bosanquet, of Dingestow Court, Monmouth, :r chairman of the Monmouthshire Quarter Sessions, f which occurred at his residence on Wednesday i rmorning The deceased gentleman was in his 84th a- year ...