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... memorialise the masters for the eight hours limit from July 11- THss SOUTH WALES MxRxna.-The men employed in all branches of Monmouthshire and South Wales coal trade have commenced an agitation for a furthez increase of wages. THE EIGHT HOuRS LurrT IN CoLLIEuRs ...
... Colliery, Nantgaw, Glamorganehire. Twelve men were brought out dead, and 10 others were more or less severely injured. THE MONMOUTHSHIRE COLLIERY EXPLOSION. An inquest was opened at New Tredegar, on.Monday, on the bodies of the 22 colliers wh, lost their lives ...
... merchants. AV. Trubridge, Swindon, Wiltshire, grocer.—ll. Harwood, Beverley, Yorkshire, linen draper W. Daniel!, Abercarnc. Monmouthshire, (lyroligneousaeid manufacturer.—J. Botlomlcy, Delpli, Yorkshire, woollen manufacturer. Jhd-iralioH nf fnsolvency. —F. ...
... your honourable l House with the object of suspending for a limited o period certain offices in the Church in Wales and Monmouthshire, punding the production of a complete | measure of dis-establishment and dis-endowment for that part of the National. Church ...
... FLOODS are reported from Monmouth- shire. Thirteen lives have been lost through the bursting of a reservoir supplying the Monmouthshire Canal. Loisk's Oil Mills, Port Durdas, Glasgow, were on Monday night destroyed by fire. The damages are estimated at £10 ...
... material, valued at £2,000,000 sterling,, has been totally lost in the Black Sea. Mr. James Brown, alderman of Newport, Monmouthshire, and on three occasions mayer of the borough, was on Saturday committed forttrial by the county magistrates, on a charge ...
... LATEST NEWS. THE MONMOUTHSHIRE FLOODS. The weather was yesterday fine in Newport. No farther' deaths are ?? of, but thedestruction of property proves to be greater than was anticipated. THE INDECENT ASSAULT BY COLONEL BAKER. The Britisk Conserrative, ...
... above. DI S uTrUC~orN OF CATTLE BY FcIRE.-On SatordsY a destructive fire broke out on the Blaencletwr farm, Ll0- artb, Monmouthshire, and nineteen head of cattle perisbe in the flames, while nine others were burnt severe'!# although not to death. THE MooN's ...
... Wales union section of the Oreat Western Railway have to cross the broad estuary d fth Severn from (Gloucesterahire to Monmouthshire, bf a steamer plying between two lofty piers built in the river at port Skew~ett, where the tide rises and falls forty ...
... and country. Towards the ciose of the year 1839, Mr. John Frost, a magistrate and an ax-mayor of the town of Newport, in Monmouthshire, and as such one whose office and position made him responsible for pre- serving the peace of the town, headed an attack ...
... Paget, Esquires Miontgomseryshire-C W Wynn, Esq. Malton-F .Jeffrey-and H G Ktnigiht, Esquires Mallow-C D 0 Jephson, E-q Monmouthshire-Lord G Somerset, and W A Williams, Esq Montgomery 0Borough)-H Clive, Esq Aidhurst-G, R Smith, and M T. Smith, Esquires ...
... -A. Robins, Tavistockstreet, Coventgarden, printer.-P. E. Lycett, Worcester, glove manufacturer.-J. Jones, Gelly Groes, Monmouthshire, miller. - J. Everett,'- Burwell, Cambridgeshire, grocer.-J. Lester, Derby,- shoe maker. - W. Cottrell, Birmingham, plater ...