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... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE CHARTISTS. i The Chartists continue to cause much inquietude in r South Wales. The people of Newport are still in fear of y some outbreak. The opinion generally entertained by the Chartists concerning Frost is, that he was betrayed on ...

... FLOODS MONMOUTHSHIRE. The rivers Wye and Monnow are overflowing their »d hundreds of acres of land between Monmouth are submerged. ...

... T TONMOUTHSHIRE. it the Monmouthshire Sessions, on luaday, prominent attention was directed to the g increase of insanity in the county. wen twenty additional lunatics had There were now into the asylum. out at the patients in it, and thirty-five had ...

... REPRESENTATION OF MONMOUTHSHIRE. The election for Monmouthshire took place on Saturday at Monmouth. Lord Henry Ricbara Somerset, second son of the Duke of Beaufort, bei ...

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... MONMOUTHSHIRE COALS were weak, with business prompt and forward very low, difficulty being experiencod by the poor tonmsg• at Newpott and Cardiff. ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE COALS. There has been a good demand for Mon• noullishire coals, and colliery owner; being well stemmed for this month quotations have been ‘ery firm, whilst for June delivery slightly higher figures have been demanded. Mot black veins were ...

... THE MONMOUTHSHIRE TRAGEDY, Charlm Stone, who murdered Lie wife at Blaennvou, Tuoedey, and against whom yerdict of wilful murder roturuod by eoroner’u jury, Bucenmbed to bis aclf-iuflicted injuries ou Tbursday e ...

... ' SURRECTION IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. v. t ' i,l e commencement of the past week, the mining of Monmouthshire were in a state of great l o l t ilrbance ' in consequence of some insurrectionary ements by the Chartists. The details of . the t a lt hiovemts of ...