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... NEWPORT SCHOOL, 1 / MONMOUTHSHIRE. MR. C. M`CARTHY, VVITH g rateful rrspeets to his Friends, bees to announce the RE-OPENING of his SCIIOOi., the I3du inst.—Nut sore thmo seven or eight oew Warden be admitted at preheat. The early and regular attendance ...
... Wednesday the ;0 inst. the Public examination of the Pupils, to the number of i, took plate at the British School, Newport. Monmouthshire. which was attended by a Large of the friends and supportertof the Institution. The Patron, Sir Charles hhirgiii,' Beet ...
... . , • newydd three liars Grismood Phillirs Esq.! BIRTH. . ; three dam TIM Mayor three At Llansaofried, Monmouthshire; lady Harriet Jaw*. of three. titres thretZi 'The Town Clerk dew. a' Col. Lewis. ; a aa A al e a • ~ . MARRIED. Unnairon three ...
... nnd BROWN'S nowt it itle WRITE-HORSE and Be.tc, l'lrcAntwr. Every TUEDA fr and SATO RDA Y Evening, POE All. PARTS OP MONMOUTHSHIRE, SOUTH WALES, AND THE SOUTH OF IRELAND. (Dane Vabto tieco, AND CO. wishfu; to accommodate their Friends and 114 the rahlic ...
... swears he is not worth The public are cautioned against the arts oftwo men who are travelling, as is supposed, through Monmouthshire and South Wales, selling Liverpool called rutracrt, with chains, seals, and rings, for god'', which are metely gilt. ...
... prier, in Cardiganshire. The Glamorganshire and Monmouthshire central Roads are also to be connected; by which means a new line of road will be open •el from Gloucestershire, Herefordshire and 'Monmouthshire, Into South Wales.. I At the %iarterly Meeting ...
... Sunday evening, the 4th Inst. a female infant, about a month or five weeks old, was found at the door of Lanover- house, Monmouthshire, and a small bundle of ditty clothes belonging to the child. There is little doubt that the mother had passed three hours ...
... then explse. Carasarikepuhire. CA TT /Pt,. Mr. David Rees, Loudon Carrier Pnabrokeshlre. . Messrs. Wilmot and Barclay Monmouthshire. . Mr. Thomas Tsdor. Shropshire. Snarwsisonv, It 'UAW; &Tay, Mr. Thomas Hughes. Ileroforehlsice. 110 Mr. John Allen ...
... OILIIIRD-sTAKET $ and l the WIIITC-HOIL14: CELLA! iid HLACIL PSI Erery TUESDA V mut SA TURD 4 r Erulegt, lOU ALL PARTS OP MONMOUTHSHIRE, WALLS, AND war SOUTH OF JKLI.AND. Ccorge Borth, abib AND CO. pvER wi•hrid to acenmmnilate their Ft and a In the ur their ...
... tone barns, out-houses, and other buildings, filled with corn and machinery, the property of--Curre, ot Itton Hall, in Monmouthshire, were witfu.ly set fire, and burnt down ; and, dreadful to relate, a poor old man, who was sleeping in one of the outhouses ...
... considerable sensation was caused at Mcmmouth, by the arrival of Capt. Lewis, of Llandilo, the Commander of the West Monmouthshire Yeomanry Cavalry, in order to get his attendance dispensed with, his troop having been suddenly called out to preserve ...
... Poor Settlement Bill. —Ordered to lie on the table. Lord A. H. Somerset presented a Petition from the Iron-masters of Monmouthshire against the Poor,Sct• tlement Bill. . Mr. Marryatt presented a Petition fiom Farmer 4 Shoemakers, and others, of the town ...