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j¡- District Council Election Results. USK U.D.C. *Frank Jennings 190 *William Workman 167 *Reuben Morgan. 155 -S. A. Hiley. 148 W.Marfell. 147 *E. W. Waters 145 D. S. W. Nicholl 142 G. Mundy 139 *H. Ault 138 *G. Edmunds 128 J. Kuight. 119 *T. J. Smith. 116 NON-ELECTED. T. Jones 112 A. H. Watkins 109 .J. Hennessey. 102 C. R. Davies 96 R. A. Rogers.. 83 *J. Haggett 77 Davies 68 sEL Freeman 64 T. Day 16 PANTEG U.D.C. Crrifflthstown (three Beats)— -Ldajor D. E. Williams 247 Alfred R. Beynon. 179 W. Dekin 155 *J. Brown 106 '*Major Griffiths. 85 T. L. Yem .o. 72 J. Williams. 61 Isaac Mason 43 -East- *John Rosaer 36 Charles J. Phillips. 21 fjlanfihangel Pontymoile (two seats)- James Shiel 54 ,Tohn Burgoyne .o. 47 .S. W. Harding. 42 South— *E. D. Francis and *John Walters, un- opposed. Weat- *David Jones, *A. A. Williams, and J. B. Jones, unopposed. CAERLEON. *Thomas Parry. 141 Charles Talmage. 141 John Green 127 NON-ELECTED. *David W. Jenkins. 119 Mr Jenkins had been a member of the Council for 25 years. Mr Parry in returning thanks for election said 3ie thought that the ratepayers in rejecting Mr .Jenkins, who had served them for 25 years, had •committed an unpardonable offence, and he would rather have resigned himself than Mr Jenkins should have been rejected. CHEPSTOW U.D.C. W. Woodgate 310 J. Lawrence" 282 *J. Philips 281 *J. T. Horniblow. 243 -E. Dutson 204 H. W. Gorman 193 A. E. Mullina 188 *C. H. Clarke 188 -*W. C, Thomas o 186 G. Hutchinga., 140 *J. Colin Child o .o. 138 H. J. Thomas o.o.o.. 132 R. Hanbury .I. 115 Messrs. J. A Hall and R. Hanbury tied for the thirteenth seat, and upon the two names being placed in a hat that of Mr Hanbury was drawn saut, and he was declared elected. UNSUCCESSFUL. J. A. Hall. 115 A. E. Adams 110 *F. Coles 105 J. Rust 101 *G. Dewdney 95 E. G. Walker 91 W. G. Oliver 73 *T. B. Y. Greene. 72 John Lewis 59 ABERGAVENNY (RURAL). Llanfoist- Benjamin Price. 48 Charles Nesbitt. 13 Llanover- David David, of Llanover Court Farm, was declared duly elected on a majority of one vote tover the number polled for David Walters, JPwlly weird Farm. PONTYPOOL (URBAN). *Fred Probyn o.. 495 Father Degen 343 *Edgar Probyn 342 ^Donald Reid o o I o. o o. 340 *Dr J. R. Essex 338 W.H.Pitten o o. o, 315 -«W. H. Hughes 302 *W. H. Griffiths I 295 ^George Udell 295 *Edwin Fowler 282 *Peter Eckersley 277 P. B. Ford o. 273 *John Rosie 261 *J. Harmaton 250 W. T. Woolley 248 J. C. Wood 244 *D. W. Simpson 239 D Davies. 234 NON-ELECTED. *J. Walker 233 *Francis James 226 Fred Jones 226 Edwin Morgan 212 W. Llewellyn. 196 *J. Mosely o.o 120 H. J. Croom. 115 G, H. Walden 68 The Unionists have secured a net gain of -three. ABERSYCHAN [(URBAN), -North Ward— *T. H. Deakin 380 Morgan Lewis 263 Edward Frost. 268 -*Fred B. Davies 252 George Curtis 165 J Uf 18 ,*James Williams.. o 141 NON-ELECTED. *W. C. Jenkius William .Silcox | £ 8 George To 78 ,Central- Francis A. Smith. 477 *W. P. James, J.P. 371 *Llew. Llewellyn 350 *Wm. Barratt. 302 Stephen Parry 275 *John D. Jones 263 NON-ELECTED. W. Blackmore. 228 J. Magg* 216 John Williams o. oooo 212 iSouth—■ Percy II. Jones.400 *Benjan.i- Nicholas QL James Winstone "*A. H. Baii.yX *John W itliams OQ^ p.B- i,<"d I?! NON-ELECTED. Bees Skphens O.o 251 William Do well 233 *John K. Morgan. 205 David Hqek 150 *Jabez Gregory 134 Isaac Brent 86 LLANFRECHFA. *E. J. Richards. 236 W. Waplington 233 *George Holloway 214 Henry Beese 209 W. sWilliams 201 *W. R. Williams 199 -T. Simmonds. 185 *James Coker 173 *T. Titley. 170 *George Edmunds 167 *Rev D. I. Mackintosh. 147 H, Lewis 143 LLANTARNAM. William Gethin 413 H.J. Lawrence. 413 *A. E. Pryer 409 *W. J. Thomas 409 *W. S. Cocker. 407 E. Hartly 376 *D. R. Evans., 368 T. W. Simonds 352 *Thomas Harris. 340

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