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DIRECTORY.] MON1\10UTlISHIRE. PA~TEG. 127 and rural dean of Usk (western division). 'there ill an daily (except s~ndays). Pontypoul is the nearest. English Congregational chapel at New Inn, dllting telegraph office. from 1710, and a Congregational chapel at Sebast'ilpol. Urban District Council. A large mission hall and institute W8& erected in 1890 at Offices, National school room, Pontymoile. Pontymoile, at a cost of [,2,000, raised by v(}luntary Council day, second tuesday in every month, at 7 p.m. Bubscription, chiefly for the benefit ()f the girlS' and Chairman, Alfred A. Williamll workpe<lple connected with the wurks in the neighbour- Clerk, Thomas Williams, Park view, Griffithstown hood; it consists of mission room, seating 1,000 persons, Treasurer, Wm. C(}llins, Lloyd's Bank Lim. Pontypool girls' recreation room, men's luncheon and: reading Medical Officer of Health, James Rowlands Ebsex Noms. There are mineS' of coal and iron and quarries M.R.C.S.Eng. Hanbury road, P<mtypool of limestone and stone for building. There are tinplate Surveyor, Sanitary Inspector & Collectur, Jas. "Wallace, works at Pontrhydyrun, Sebastopol and P(}ntymoile, Sunnybank, Griffithstown steel works and tinplate works adjoining Panteg station, Schovl Attendance Officer, Wm. Barrett, Griffithstown and iron furnaces and furges at the Upper Race; these iron works ·we·re carried on by the Ebbw Vale Co. The Volunteers. coal and fire-brick works ()f the Blaendare Company ISt Monmout·hshire Volunteer Artillery, Western Division Limited are at the Race, in, thi8 parish. The Royal Artillery (Position Artillery) (Ko. 3 Battery), A. Company of the 3rd Volunteer Battalion, South Capt. D. E. Williams, commandant; Rev. R. W. R Wales Burderers, formed: in 1854, has its head quarters Sanderson, chaplain at Pontymoile tinplate works: the present strength of Places of Worship, with times of Services. the company is 100 rank and file. John Capel Hanbury St. Mary's Church, Rev. William Nicolas George Eliot esq. is lord of the manor. The prindpal landowners are RA. rector; II a.m: & 6.30 p.m.; murning prayers, J. C. Hanbury ~sq. Mrs. Addams Wjlliams, of Llan- 8.30 a.m. daily: service is' also held in the Pcmty- gibby Castle, and Mrs. Llewellin. The £oil is loam and moile National school on sunday monthly at 8.30 a.m. clay; subsoil, marl. The chief crops are wheat, oats & 6 p.m. & at the Penyrheol National school on sunday and barley, and pasture land. The area of the parish is at 10.45 a.m.; these services are conducted by the 3,529 acres of land and 31 of water; rateable value, rector & curate . [,15,114; the population in 1891 was 3,746. The area of Congregational, Sebastopol, Rev. Thomas Williams, the Urban District is 5,577 acres; the population in Il a.m. &; 6 p.m 1891 was 6,479. Cwmyny'scoy, I mile north; Peny- Congregational, New Inn, Rev. David Bevan Hughe.s. rheol, Il miles south; Pontrhydyrun, 3t miles s<>uth; 11 a.m. &; 6 p.m Pontymoile, three-quarters of a mile south; The Race C(}ng'l'eg'llit~onal (Plury Memorial), built 1893, Rev. (Lower), three-quarter·s of a mile west, and (Upper), Il Thoma81 Williams miles west; and Sebastopol or Panteg. Wern, i mile Schools. south, are all hamlets in the parish of Panteg. National, Pontymuile, builtJ in 1859 (mixed & infants), Sexton, Jl)hn Gunter. for 305 boys &i girls &; 145 infants; average attf'nd- Post & M. O. 0., S. B. &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, ance, 261 boys & girls, & 132 infants; Charles Law- Sebastopol.-Edward Francis, ·sub-postmaster. Let- rence, master; Mrs. Ellen Lawrence, infants' mistress ters arrive from Newport at 7.30 & 10.20 a.m.; dis- National (mixed), Sebastopol, built in 1861, fur 350 patched at 4.30 & 7.30 p.m. The nearest telegraph children; average attendance, 3°0; Alfred Glover, office is at Griflithstown master Post &; M. O. 0., S. R &; Annuity &; Insurance Office, Railway Stations. Pontymoile.-~frs. Sarah White, sub-postmistress. Panteg, Arthur Cromwell, station master Letters are despatcbecL at 10.20 a.m. & 6.40 pm. Pontrhydyrun, John Powell, station master PANTEG. Lewis Frank, Unicorn P.H Williams, s-ec.), Pontymoile works; (Letters are received through Ponty- Nash John, beer retailer & at Pontypool pool.) Probert Mrs. trained nurse Pontypool Park Estate Office (Alfred Bell Mrs Watk<ins John, beer retailer Addams Williams, agent) Eliot Rev. William Nicola8 George PENYRHEOL. Willia~s Thomas, sec: ~ontypool Iron RA. (rector & rural dean) Rectory . h P & Tm Plate Co. LImIted 'h (Letters are receIved throug onty- Williams William cashier Pontypool Jac() b Geo. Jas. Pontrhy dyrun ouse pool 2 ." Rees Rev. John (Cong.), Maesyron Griffiths William, fa~mer tm works •. COMMEROIAL. ~ • Jones William Henry, beer retailer THE RACE. Aldrldge Ehzh.(Mrs.),shpkpr.New mn Lewis William Lamb inn (Letters are received through Ponty- Bal~win Alfred & Co. L~ited, P8:n~g Rosser Edwin,'farmer pool.) tmplate works; Phoomx Galvamzlllg Smith Thomas farmer Bennett Henry, Upper Race works & offices, Lower Mills St~eet Williams Ann '(Mrs.), farmer, Cappel Hardie James, Bridge villa works'; Tel~grams, ." Baldwm," Llwyd Blaendare Co. Limited, colliery pro- Pontypool ;RaIlway StatIOns, Ponty- PONTRHYDYRUN prietors & fire brick makers (Edwd. pool road &; Panteg G.W.R l: J.: • M. Bythway, sec) Bolton Joshua, farmer, Slovad farm (Letters are received through Ponty- Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron &; Coal Co. Cooper Joseph, New Inn, Low.Newlnn P(}ol.) Limited Upper Race Griffiths In. farmer, Pettingale farm Conwav Brothers, tinplate manufctrs JoneS! &;' Sanders, iron &; brass Herbert In. wheelwt. Lower New Inn Haycock Joseph, grocer founders, Upper Race Jenkins Jsph. B. confectioner & baker PONTYMOILE. SEBASTOPOL Jones James, farmer, Cross Vach (Letters are received through Ponty- . Parker Thomas, farmer, Race farm pool.) (Letters are received through Kew- Parker Wm. farmer, New House farm Jones David port.) Preston Hy. farmer, Gwm Bwrwch Morgan Moses, Great Western ter Evans Rev. Vaughan (curate),Gre~nhl Prosser John, farmer, Pettingale Sanders Henry Arthur, Pontymoile ha Goodenough Joseph, Sherb?rne VIlla Rosser John, farmer, Tycoch Upstone Wm. Henry, Vicars cottage Ree~ Rev. John (CongregatIOnal) WaIters John, farmer, Kemys Vaur William Alfred Addams J.P. )faes- Shell James Williams Richd. H. frmr. Church frm derwen Steedman Robert, The Wern Williamso Wm.frmr.Cwm Bwrwch.frm Williams William COMMEROIAL. W~ight, Butler &; Co. Lim. steel & Wintle Thomas Mo.rgan,Old Estate yd Francis Edwd. bldr.& carpntr.Post off Iron manufrs. Panteg steel works' Bennett Thos.&;Co.iron & brass foundr Francis Francis, market gardener CWMYNYSCOY. Davies William H. manager Pontypool Gwatkin Edwin A. butcher (Letters are received through Ponty- Iron & Tinplate Co. Limited Haycock Joseph, grocer pool.) Griffiths David & Co. undertakers & Ibbotson Benjamin, Old Crown P.H Baker Nash, beer retailer venetian blind makers Jenkins J. Bazil, family grocer Bond John, beer retailer Jones David,family tea, coffee &; spice JenkinSl John Herbert, grocer Cottrell Ann (Mrs.), shopkeeper & provision warehouse Powell Joshua, grocer & beer retailer Davies Wm. Geo. Black Rock P.R Lamb William S. coal merchant Richards Edward James, grocer (Geo. James Francis, grocer (John W. Har- Parkhurst Horatio John, house agent Jenkins, manager) den, manager) to the Ebbw Vale Steel, Iron & Rowlands Edward, Panteg hotel J enkins John, shopkeeper Coal Co. Limited Rowlands TampEn, beer retailer Jones Thomas, beer retailer Pontymoile Mission Hall &; Institute Smith Joseph, shopkeeper Knight William, farmer (Thomas Morgan Wintle, supt) Tobison Benjamin, beer retailer Knipe William, farmer &; contractor, Pontypool Iron & Tin Plate Co. Lim. Upham William, boot & shoe maker Gwm farm (WilEam H. Davies, manager;Thos, Watmora Elizabeth (Mrs.), Ilhopkeepr.