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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. THIS DAY. Highlj-deairable Freehold Small FARMS and flnt-clats Accommodation Gracing LANDS, compriaing together ▲BOUT 565 ACRES. Messrs geo. nichols. son. alder are instructed by the representatives of the late Mr D. Baker, AUCTION, the ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Mr R. Stratton. Th* Duffrrn. Newport, writes: —Com: Wheat, winter, average; spring, light: barley, bad; oat*, bad. Hay. about half an average crop. Clovers, nearly average. Roots may now average crop. Grass was very short before the rams ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. dairies around the larger towns for milking purposes. Also, the raising of cart,van, and tram, and pit horses and cobs high standard merit is the result of scheme which was started some years ago only breeding from sound mares and sires—which ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE Tbo Michaelmas Quarter Session for Monmouthshire was opened at Wednesday. Sir Henry Mather- Jackson presided. Theresa Jameson (19). hawker. Newport, was commilled for three months for stabbing and wounding Kllen Backlcv in the hand with ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Two important events in connection with agricultural education Monmouthshire hr I been held in the county. In one instance the young farmers who had attended classes in the county were an opportunity at the Ahcr I gavenny horse show, of ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE About 5.30 sharp earthquake shock was felt throughout the southern northern portions of Monmouthshire, causing considerable alarm, bnt not much damage. A well-known Newport merchant was rousod by the tremonr, which first shook his bed from ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The entire dates of polling have now been fixed. Newpors U the 7:b, South Monmouthshire the ll:h. North Monmouthshire 13sb, and West Monmouthshire 15th. a.l irts of the county dozens meetings are being held daily, aJ. the excii :mcut hourly ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Mr Rees Keene. Llanvibangel Coat!, Chepstow, •ays;— This ur.aually mild season givos the country quite a spring ■ like appearance, and has already sived a good deal of fodder. Autumn wheat looks remarkably well, and the root crops arc finishing ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE Mr R. Stratton, the Duffryn, Newport, writes: —The autumn has been most favourable to farmers of every description. The dry weather hwa enabled them get their work very ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. B. Stratton. The Duffryn, Newport, Mon., writes: —The winter been all that any fanner could desire, excepting whore water has been inconveniently ecaroe. Last year bad inches rain January and February; this year, far. about one inch, I ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Mr E. Stratton, The Duffryn, X»wport. writes'i very seasonable month has ended, and the agricultural prospect is satisfactory so far. Tbinps are late, but perhaps none the worse for tba*. Corn has. for the most part, been fairly well planted ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The river* Wye anil Mon now have overflowed their banka many lime* lately that the inhabitant* had become quite aecnatomed thia experience, bat at the preaent moment all records are eclipsed, and the situation is of the most alarming nature ...