... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... well, lnown, bothl as a it former county representative, and latterly n as the Lord-Lieutenant for t'aat M' county. In Monmouthshire the name, wafs a t] household word. Focr very mauyyears P -thirty or more-his brother, Mr. OCTA- W. VIVS MioneAw, was ...

... fiuanclet disaster in the O1Cvelandt Pron trade- No heavy liabilities are, however, li~tly to fall on this distilot, J THE MONMOUTHSHIRE CONGRE- -GATIONAL .ASSOCIATIONS. The annual meeting of this ?? was held F at 1-1rhowy, in cennection wltbh beneezr Congroew- ...

... Although an advanced Liberal in polil tics, he was strongly opposed te the Chartistpropa sganda which was so rife in 'Monmouthshire and is Ithe Principality in those days. He was an ardent votary of science,and an enthusiastic antiquarian In his day the ...

... tickets have been sold, and the fete eC be promises to be one of the most successful political i, ur gatherings ever hold in Monmouthshire or South l he Wales. (2 !c THE TAFF VALE RAILWAY. hi i - W ff, HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND, re re se -s of The directors of the ...

... 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 ...

... in 1874 with ~r the object of extending t(le sphere of its opera- tions, since which time it has been known as the 5e Monmouthshire and South Wales Collieries A8socia- e tion. It is a combination of the principal Liron- e masters and coalowners for the ...

... 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 ...

... the 25th of August, 1838, he married Miss Jane on Williams, the daughter of Mr. Thomas Williams, a aa farmer at Blaina, Monmouthshire. After a stay he of four years at Craig-y-Fargoed be moved in For 1u40 to Ebenezer, Aberdare, where he laboored re until ...

... we record the ?? Mr. Willisam Ward, an old journalist, well-known and highly respected throughout South Wales and rit Monmouthshirs. The deceased gentleman was f6 i8 l 9 years of age, and the sad event took place on be it Wednesday, at his residence, ...