... TERRIBLE COLLIERY EXPLOSION. LOBB OF 119 LIVI& The Monmouthshire mining diarist was again thrown into • state of the greatest excitement on the 15th inst., a fearful disaster, extensive enough to rank with those of the first magnitude, having occurred ...

... and Cornwall; the highest in Monmouthshire and Glamorganthire. Marriage statietice, which only cover the quarter ending March, show that the greatest number of weddings per 1,000 took place in Northumberland and Monmouthshire (13.1 and 12.4 respectively) ...

... been propo,ed and one swiftl measure passed. Not only so, but in the bills introduced last session, Monmouthshire was included in Wales, whereas Monmouthshire was not a part of the Principality. It was time to take action, for if the Weleh Church were di ...

... neither side scoring. Under Rugby rules Livernool defeated the University of Cambridge by noints to 0, and Glamorgan beat Monmouthshire at Pontypool by 8 points to & ...

... CLOUD CAUSES ACCIDENT. William Davies, of Newport, is lying in the Monmouthshire Hospital, suffering from very severe injuries received in a cycling accident. Davies was one of the thousands of visitors who are flocking to Tintern Abbey to view the harvest ...

... SUNDAY CLOSINe. Although Mr. Spicer, who had charge of the Sunday Closing (Monmouthshire) Bill last session, is no longer a member of Parliament, arrangements will bs made for the reintroduction of the measure neat February; and, in order to obtain as ...

... £5,000 FOR WELSH MEMORIAL. Lord Tredegar, at a Monmouthshire meetinz on Monday, gave £5,000 to the Welsh National Memorial to King Edweld, which takes the form al a fund for a arusadc against consumption. A LORD MAYOR'S SALARY. By 23 rotes to 18. Dublin ...

... LIABILITY. A deputation, representiog miners' associations in Lancashire and Cheshire. North Wales, and South Wales and Monmouthshire, waited on the sth inst. on Lord Salisbury urge that the freedom of contracting out of the Miaployers' Liability Bill should ...

... consisted of, or issued out of. or was the produce of, or was or had been derived from, property situated in Wales and Monmouthshire. The second consisted of capital sums belonging to or appropriated to the use of any ecclesiastical office or cathedral ...

... free-trade policy of the country. At a conference of representatives of oe-operative societies and trade unions of Wake and Monmouthshire, held at Cardiff, on Saturday afternoon, under the presidency of Mr. W. Abraham, M.P., resolutions were carried affirming ...

... servitude for five year& MYSTERIOUS DROWNING CASE. Mr. David Thomas, a farmer, residing at Upper Cwmbrad, and a member of the Monmouthshire County Council, was found dead in a brook near Lower Pontnewydil Station, on Ti The deceased, who was a prominent Liberal ...

... it as temporo.nce goue cad,' was rejected by 10'2 to 79. The newly-formed Board of Conciliation of the South Wales and Monmouthshire coal-owners and miners addressed to Sir F. Hopwood, Permanent Secretary to the Board of Trade, a letter requesting him ...