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... MONMOUTHSHIRE. IRON-WORKS. TO BE LET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, A LL thofe capital IRON and WIRRWORKS, called Tint'ekn Abbey Works,] utuace upon the bankt of the navigable river Wye, four mile* from Chepftow. The Iron-works confift of a Charcoal Fsrnacc ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. _ IRON-WORKS. I TO BRLET, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, LL thofe capital IRON and WIRE* WORKS, tailed Tintiin Abbey Works, utuate upon the bank* of the navigable river Wye, four miles from Chepftow. The Iron-works eonfift of Charcoal Furnace ...
... 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 ...
... \ NMOUTHSHIRE IN RRECTIO THE evidence given during the psst week before the Monmouthshire magistrates shows, that the Char. | tixt combination was not only extensive, but that it had existed for a considerable period, and embraced men of intelligence ...
... RIOTS IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. our last we stated t ie safe arrival of the £» part a convoy coal waggons, under the protect! the Scots Greys and Yeomanry, the place of its on Thursday week but we are pelted to add, that notwithstanding the number wounded, some ...
... following narrative, which gives all mate- tial particulars -__ _At the commencement of the past week, the mining districts of Monmouthshire were in a state of great disturbanc=, in consequence of some movements by the Chartists. The details of the first movements ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE MIRACLE. WONDERFUL OCCURRENCE AT TINTERN. TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION. From the Chepstow Advertiser, Sept. 23, 1893. When we received information of a remarkable cure effected by a certain widely-advertised specific, we determined to investigate ...
... THE COLLIERY DISASTER IN MONMOUTHSHIRE. LOSS OF 259 LIVES. No one, even the most sanguine, now entertains the slightest hope that any of the men in the pit are alive. The deadly after-damp first did its work, then came fire, and added to tbe borrows was ...
... SHOCKING ACCIDENT AT PILLGWENLLY, W MONMOUTHSHIRE. A WHOLE FAMILY SUFFOCATED. Newpobt, Oct. 16. Tbe neighbouring district of Pillgwently baa been thrown into a state of painful excitement in conse- quence of an appalling accident, by which the whole j ...
... The Jesses incurred the election riots in Monmouthshire amounted in the aggregate to between and £7UOO. The claims at Pontypool, Slaenavon, and Abersychan have now been sent in. They are nearly 3Q in number, and they range in amount from 6s. 6d. to £1672 ...
... Antelltgenee The Snider rifle has been distributed to the members of the 7th Monmouthshire Volunteers, the first corps in that district to whom that weapon has been furnished. The Wrexham subscriptions to the University College for Wales amount to £500 ...
... Sir C. Morgan is about to establish an Annual Cattle Shew in Monmouthshire. ‘The Subscription tor the Piece of Plate for Sir Jolin Grey Egerton, Bart. amounts to nearly £600. ‘The Earl of Stamford and Warrington, has quitted Dunham Massy for his seat ...