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... next, betwixt the houfs of Pour and Six o'clock in the Afternoon, subject tic conditions of sale to be then produced. MONMOUTHSHIRE. IOT 1. Weru-y-braud Wood, and the Rhattdv r J Orles, situate in the Parish of Lanbaddoek, contain- ing about 25 Acres ...
... k Crickhuwel, at whose Offices a map of the Farm may be seCu. The postage of all applications by letter must be paid. MONMOUTHSHIRE. LOWER GRAIGE FARM. o be art, AND ENTERED UPON AT CANDiEMAS NEXT, A Desirable Farm called the LOWER GRAIGE, situated at ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. MEhTiyG of the FRIENDS of the MARQUIS of WORCESTER at MONMOUTH. (TAKEN BY OUlt OWN REPORTER.) On Monday evening last, a numerous and highly respectable meet ingot the friends of Lord Worcester, îook place at the handsome new Lodge of the ...
... 0. THSHIRE. MONMOTTH L-LLCT- On Manday,the election for the Monmouthshire horoughs commenced, on which occa sion the Marquis of Worcester was proposed by John Pine E-q., and seconded by James Powles, Esq. Philip Jo.nes, Esq. then proposed Benjamin Hall ...
... (ie-iileineo, most respectfully. Your Obedient Humble Servani, 'I HOMAs WOOD. Brjeon, December 5, 1832 Price Sixpence. MONMOUTHSHIRE$CMMER ASSIZES, 1832 WAUJhR AT iUIT OF PHILLiVS, UPON A CHARGE ...
... and G. T. Heathcote, Eaqrs. Lyme-Wm. Pinney, Esq. Macclesifeld—Kyle and Brocklehurst. Merioneth—Sir R. W. Vaughan, Bart. Monmouthshire—Lord G. H. Somerset And W. Wil- Iiiin), Esq Newark-Gladstot)e and Handley. Newcastle- Ridley and Hodgson. Norfolk (Western ...
... cup fur any animal, or proposing sweep- stakes, to address a letter to Sir Charles Morgan, Jhrt. I Tredeg.r, Newport, Monmouthshire, before 3lst Dec. 1832. Sv eepstakes to close the 1st of March, f833. Sir Chas! Tilorgan to prove bis sense of the liberal ...
... triumph, S.r Samuel Rush .Meyrick, de- corated with the badge of Knighthood, being iu the cha Nkwpokt—The polling for the Monmouthshire boroughs began yesterday week. aud at Newport it was fur a considerable time conducted with great spirit, each party polling ...
... at Llanbadarn-fawr, in the county of Cardigan, hy the Rev. John Hugfc.es, Mr. Abraham Jones, draper, late of Pontypool, Monmouthshire, to Miss Anne Piigh,. the only daughter of the late Mr. Edmund Pugh, Marine terrace, Aberystwith. DIED. On the 3rd inst ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. N Fw PoiT.-Ttic active benevolence of Sir C, Mor- gan and his excellent family, ever alive to any device for the relief of the distressed and poor, has been again evinced in forming a baxanrat Newport, upon terms which we can most heartily ...
... MONMOUTHSHIRE. Mow MOUTH QUARTER SFS-IONS.-The Epiphany Quart r Sessions, for this County, were holden at Usk, on Monday, and part of Tuesday last, before Lord Granville Somerset, M. P. Chaiiman, and a rather thinly attended Bench of Magistrates. The ...
... opposed by Mr. Woodroffe for a creditor, Wm. Williams. He was supported by Mr. Cooke. The insolvent had been a builder in Monmouthshire; bis debts amounted to 3091., and he had credits to the amount of 3801., all bad. He had been hail for a person named Price ...