... Haddo, Mr. Hadfield, Hon, C. Hanburv, Mr. Hey worth, Sir J. Hogg Mr T Kennedy, Hon. P. J. King, Mr. Lung, Mr. Laslett, Dr. Lav'ard, Mr' W. S. ...

... attached made a trial trip over the railway bridge across the Usu. and through the tunnel to the Raglan road, accompanied by Mr. John Morgan, the bridge engineer. Having found everything in order, the engines were brought back to the platform, and shortly ...

... Dudley Mr. H. B. Sheridan (L) 1 Durham, S. Mr. II. Pease (L) 1 East Retford Mr. F. Foljambe (L) 1 Essex, N. Mr. Du Cane (C) Essex, S. Mr. R. B. Wingfield(L) 1 Exeter Mr. R. Gard (C) — Falmouth ...

... Llanmellin farm, Caerwent. April 16, Esther, widow of the late Mr. William Harris, aged 73. At Chepstow, April 18, after a few hours illness, Mr. John Gwatkin, builder, aged 67. At Usk, April 30, Mr. Nicholas Hawkey, late officer in the Inland Revenue, aged ...

... -That Mr. G. W. Nicholl be President of the Club. II.—That Capt. M'Donnell be Hon. Secretary. III That Mr. Dowell be Treasurer. IV.-That the following gentlemen form the Committee, viz Mr. Relph Major Herbert J Mr. W. Ii. Nieholl Mr. ...

... attendance for JUNE will be MONDAY, 22nd, George Hotel, CHEPSTOW. TUESDAY, 23rd, at Mr. WILLIAMS, Saddler, next door to the Angel ABERGAVENNY. WEDNESDAY, 24th, at King's Head, NEWPORT. Messrs. Mosely beg to call the attention of their patients and those ...

... Herbert, Chief Con- stable of Monmouthshire. Mr. Edmund B. Edwards, of Pontypool. appeared for Mr. Homfray; Mr. John Cathcart of Newport, for Mr. Young and Mr. Cotterell; and Mr. H. Roberts, Usk, for ...

... Nottingham.. Mr. C. Paget .1 Mr. Mellor Oldham. Mr. W. J. Mr. Ribbert Oxford Mr. Cardwell .1 Mr. Langston Oxford University Mr. Gladstone — Sir W. Heathcote — 1 Penryn ...

... Potts — 1 Mr. Davie .1 Bath Mr. Tite Mr. A. E. Way — 1 Berwick. Captain Gordon — 1 Mr. R. A. Erie — 1 Blackburn Mr. Hornby — Mr. Pilkington .1 Bodmin. Hon. F. L. Gower 1 Dr. ...

... attended by Dr. Mc.Ardle, M. Hawkins, and Mr. W. H. Brewer. The captain was removed to the King's Head Hotel, where the closest attention was paid to him by Mr. Brewer. The loss of blood was so great, that his life was despaired of, but Mr. ...

... leg bruised. CONCERT.—On Tuesdnv evening last, a concert of secular rouble was given at the King's Arms Inn, by a few of the members of the Rhymney choir, Mr. C. Caird presiding at ti,e piano,fortp, The programme comprised a good selec. tion of solos ...

... with regard to it. was mentioned. Mr. Gratrex then proposed that the meeting be ad- journed to Monday, June 10th, at the Kings' Head, New- port. He said his reason for doing so was to enable Mr. Crflfwshay Bailey and Mr. Thomas Brown to be there, as he ...