... * THE MONMOUTHSHIRE RIOTS. ?? Qu sa It;Az__ 0a nat G orn On Wednesday se'ninight a numerous meeting Of' Ole Ge inhabitants of Newport, to acknowledge the Divine inter- d~e- position in their favour, and to express their acknow- of in ledgments to the ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE RIOTS&. [A NA Aeo an_ ?? . s S . Lord Norminatby has addressed the followingletter to b the Mayor of Newport, conveying her Majesty's lippro- N vol of his zeal and pidnmptitude, and also of the magis- ti Ist trates acting with him during ...

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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 ...

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... understood. The colliery in which the explosion occurred is charmingly situated, some teo miles to the north of g Newport, Monmouthshire, in the Ebbw Vale. bf Approached from the south there are scarcely any B' signs of a busy colliery, giving employment, ...

... THE MON.MOUTHSHIRE RUINS OF THE BEAUFORT& (FROM THETe s Last year it was &nnounced unnstenta~tion~d but very definitely, that the ?? FI5 mousthshire estates of the Beaufot'tofamily We~a. in the market for private sale. The poet is less remarkable for ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE COLLIERY EXPLOSION. .n ABEec&R-sEP, SUNDAY EvENiNG. k The bodies of nine miners who were killed in the h recent accident were interred yesterday in various t] burial grounds in the adjoining village. {A Owing to a fresh supply of water having ...

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... A MONMOUTHSHIRE ROMNCE. An action, Morgan v. Nioholl, has just been tried at the Monmouth assizes. It lasted three days. The action was one of ejectment, brought to recover possession of a large property In the parish of Ma-nilad in the'county of Mon ...