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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. FARM of 385 Acres TO LET, fmm the 2nd of February neat, about 130 acres arable. 256 meadow and pasture, within a ring fence, good Farm Buildings in the centre. A Turnpike Road passes through the Farm, and is two miles from the Paudy Station ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The nomination took place.yeste — rdai, - at;tl as any opposition would have been utterly useless - here, none was attempted; consequently the proceedings closed in the re-election ot the two late Conservative members, Lord 0. Somerset ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Captain Somerset, - Whe - is now at the Cape of Good Hope, engaged in battle with the Kaffirs, and Mr. Octavius Swinnerton Morgan, brother of Sir Charles Morgan, of Tredegar Park, both of whom represented this county in the late parliament ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total Inns. out. inns. Runs. Aver. Silverlock 14 2 246* 871.2 _ _ _ . K. S. Phillips 14 1 1311 478 8016 F. Rees 4 1 08* 91) 38110 T. B. Williams 10 1 68° 208 28.11 M. Stratton • 8 0 ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. MO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD FARM, called PEN-TOWN consistin ot 118 ACRES ofproductivc Meadow,__Pasnare, and Arable Lance; together with nine Acres of Coppice Wood, of t$ years growth, with a Farm Housc and suitable Buildings ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Silverlock, c Evans, b Howell 17 H. Butler, b D.Davics 39 E. S. Phillips, c Morgan, b D. Davies 88 T. 13. Williams, b Gravell 36 L. H. Weight, b Graven 0 Diver, c Evans, b Gravoll 37 W. E. C. Iludden, b Gravel! 18 Gordon Phillips ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. A change is about to take place in the representation of this county, in consequence of the resignation of Colonel Edward S?tnerset. In his address, just issued, the gallant member gives the following reasons for his retirement : Being ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The report of the directors states that the gross receipts for the half-year ending the 31st of December last amounted to £59,292, and the working expenses to £33,244, or 56 per cent., leaving *a balance 0e'R26,018. The general revenue ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. The election for this county took place on Wednesday. Tlie candidate,' pat into nomination were the Hon. Captain Somerset and Mr. Getasins Morgan, both Miniaterialista, and bothjiad the influential auppost of the Duke. The Hon. Captain ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. BATTING AVERAGES. Times Most not in an Total . Inns. out. inns. runs. Aver. _ Hilverlock 12 1 187• 722 N. C. Phillips 11 0 9) 372 3311 Dr. A. L Tathati 7 1 62 183 30'50 E. S. Phillips 12 0 55 260 2116 M. Stratt•;ti 0 42 1;5 2116 ...
... RIOTS IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. In our last we stated the Safe arrival of the greater part of a convoy of coal-waggons, under the protection of the Scots Greys and Yeomanry, at the place of its destination,. on Thursday week: but we are sorry to be now compelled ...
... REPRESENTATION OF MONMOUTHSHIRE. ------- We are much gratified in being able to announce that Mr. Octavius Morgan, son of Sir Chatles Morgan, has acceded to a very numerously signed r , quisition presented to him hY the electors of Monmouthshire, and is a candidate ...