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... PRICE. Proprietors of Hearses and Mourning Coaches to suit all classes. A large selection of Shrouda and Trimmings kept. Estimatea given for Bricked Graves. 53, MONK STREET, ABERDARE. ...
... Friday : Present, Alderman Thomas Williams, J.P., presiding, Hese. 1). C. Edwards, James Williams, and H. S. Williams, Messrs. David Davies viceechairmauh C.rmauh H. Jamee, J.P., Thomas Jenkins, ( V. A. Wills, H. E. Gray, Isaac Edwards, Rees Price. and E. Stephens (deck). This was the last meeting of the present Board. Loewe—At a meeting of the Finance Committee, the Clerk read a letter from ...
... JSirtbe, flDarriages anb 1Deatbs. DEATH. HAMBLT.-On April 30th, at Woodside, Plymouth, Devon, Charles Frederick, youngest son of Mr. Edmund Hambly, of Bodway, Menheniot, Corn- wall, and brother of Mr. Edmund Hambly, Wheat- brook House, Merthyr Tydfil. Aged 42 years. ...
... For weak-che,ted men, delicate women and children. It cures when all other remedies fail. It cures Coughs, Cold., Bronchitis, Asthma, Tight• nest, of the Chest. h cures 'fliousands of Children of Bronchitis and Whooping Coughs. It eures for Oue Shilling when Pumas have Lain spent in vain. No mother should neglect to keep the Infallible Remedy in house ready fur an emergency. Remember that it ...
... Ma. D. A. DAVIES Asia A QUESTION.—Mr. D. A. Davies asked the surveyor if he was aware that there were many with only our privy between them --The Surveyor replied that when such cases came under his notice he served the usual notices on the owners of the property to provide the neeeeeary aceommolation.--Mr. D. A. Davies propovved that notices be again served on all owneis of property to p ...
... SMrtbs, ferirages, anfc Deaths DEATH. { DAVIES.—On the 14th inst., at Albert Cottage, Mer- thyr, Brinley Richard Davies, aged two years seven ( months, the beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Davies. Funeral (strictly private) leaves residence for Pant Cemetery on Friday (to-morrow) at 3.30 ( p.m. ...
... J&utbs, flDarnagee anM^catbd. MARRIAGE. OwKNfj —MORGAN.—At High-stieet Baptist Chap«l, Meithyr, on January 30th, the Rev. A. Hall officiating, Mt-. 10van Owen, of Fentyrch, and formerly of Cyfarthfa, to Miss Bessie Morgan, late headmistress of Caedraw Infant School. No cards. DEATH. EVANS.— On Saturday, .January 30th, at Glebeland, Merthyr Tydtil, Mary Ann, widow of the late Rev. Rees Evans, ...
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... [HBfrtbs, DEATHS. jAMM.—On March 10th, Sarah James, widow of late Charles Herbert James, >>[ Brynteg. Merthyr Tydfil, aged 80 year*. GABE.—On Wednesday, 10th March, John Gabe, of Thomas-street, Merthyr. Aged 82 years. No flowers. COMING UNIONIST EVENTS. EASTElt, J. G. Butcher, Esq.. U C.. M.P., at Merthyr. ...
... Births, IDarríages aiib JDeatbs. DEATH. PHILLIPs.-On June 28th, David Phillips, 3, Court- land-terrace. Deeply regretted. No flowers by request. ...
... ANDBRITUIDIR OF TRADE. The• ordinary monthly meeting of the slime Chant. her less held at the I tynevor Arne. Hotel, Tiepin], on Wmine•dnc tuning lust meek. !'resent: Cutmoillor W. (President 1, Nlessis. J. Thorns., W. Nat n .1. .lorelitts, H. 1611111111 I4IIIIIIIIS 11. J. :inns, ay.(' James ThOtOin (iieeretary) Saarrant Coal ,trio'. or BRITHI , III.—StrOtIg plaints revisiting the condition of ...
... JSírtbs, flDarriages aiib Keatfos. MARRIAGE. JUNKS—PRITCHAKD.— On the 17th September, 1896, at the Parish Church. Kliymney, by the Rev. Canon Evans, vicar, William Watkins Jones, M.D., C.M., D.P.H., Merthyr Tydfil, third son of the late Thomas Jones, J.P., of Dowlais, and of Mrs. Jones, of Galon Uchaf, Merthyr Tydtil, to Amy K., youngest daughter of William Pritchard, of Terrace House, Rhymney. ...