... leaking statements in his letters which are out correct. For instance, he etates that I :•eceded Mr. Bailey's amended wale of ebargea on small outtages. Why did not Mr. Jones state that we were hammed by the aerie that Bs. Ild. was the nsinin l charge throughout the United Kingdom in all treeent Aets of l'arlir,- meet ? Hence we allowed it to paws ; but the next item, houms below Se, at the ...

... Births, DEATH. ROWLAND. — On the 19th inst., at the Volunteer Hotel, Merthyr, Frederick Rowland, aged 50 years. Funeral Monday next, at 2.30 p.m. gentlemen only. ...

... Births, flDarnaaes anfc Deaths. BIRTH. JONKS.—On the 3rd inst. at 5, Agents-terrace, Pentre- bach, wife of W. D. Jones of a daughter. ...

... Too Hate for Classification. 3Birtbs, lfDarriages anb Deaths. MARRIAGE. WXLUAMS—THOMAS.—Thursday the 2nd inat.atHope Chapel, by the Rev. T. J. Hughes. Gwilym Williams (of the Tyst office), to Mary Agnes ThomaB. ...

... flDarriaaes anb Deaths. DEATH. FRANCIS.—On June 2nd, at Brecon-street, Dowlais, John Francis, carpenter, &c. Public funeral, Saturday at 4.30 for Pant Cemetery. ...

... A very large number of people attended the fionral of di erased, which took place at Cefn Cemetery. on Tuesday afternoon lam A Faxen, at the cortege as it paved through the streets was in itself sufficient to give an idea of the respect and esteem in which the deceased was held be his fellow townsmen. By the express wish of the de-ceases) no wreath' were allowed. The Rev. J. G. James, BA., ...

... Btrtbe, flDarriagee anb Deaths. DEATH. Mansfield.—Nov, 44th, Annie, the beloved wife of Mr. P. Mansfield, King's Head Inn, Dowlais, aged 36 years. Public funeral at 2 p.m., Friday, for Cefn Cemetery. .ssesgsee ...

... Birtbs, flDariiases, JDcatbø. DEATH. MiLLWARU.—On Tuesday, March 11th, at 3, Castle Street, Merthyr. John Phillip Millward, aged 37 years. Public Funeral Friday, starting from the house at 3.30. ...

... Births, iTDarriacjce, Deaths DEATH. COCKKK. On the 5th iu.t. E^i-unghter of John L. Cocker, 15. Courtlaud-tenwi'. Merthyr Tydfil after a lingering ijlnev-. A39 y>-ars-. No cards' ...

... LIVER COMPLAINTS. STOMACH AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. STOMACH AND LIVER COMPLAINTS. A SURE CURE. A SURE CURE. A SURE CURE. ACTS LIKE MAGIC. ACTS LIKE MAGIC. ACTS LIKE MAGIC. RESTORED TO HEALTH. RESTORED TO HEALTH. RESTORED TO HEALTH. THE DEBILITATED. THE DEBILITATED. THE DEBILITATED. THE DEBILITATED. THE DYSPEPTIC. THE DYSPEPTIC. THE DYS^T THE DYSII-'TIC. ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS. ESTABLISHED 30 ...

... DEATH OF MR. SONLEY JOHNSTON. Intelligence has reached us of the death of Mr. Sonley Johnston, a journalist, who will be well remembered by many Merthyr Tydtilians as the son of the late Mr. Sonley Johnston, at one time editor of the South Wales Daily Nen'$, and a former pastor of Market-square Chapel. ...

... Butbs, HDardaaes deaths. DEATH, JONES—January 21st, at 18, Alma-street. Merthyr. David Henry Joues, aged 37. Funeral, Monday, 2.30. Gentlemen only. ...