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... an excellest wit, capable of asp kind of crops.- crows 100, Merthyr Tydfil. Attorneys, Megan lest. •. coin- sou; Joan Richardson ;B. Crosby rad Co, They are all gra L ss, and well a wa Merthyr tered by ma t e s, which J ames , ra Abbott, Ira, Lambe sad ...
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... Broad-Street, where a Ground Han the Premises in St. Thomas-Street may he seen. THOMAS EVASS, SHOPKEEPER, MERTHYR. THE Creditors of THOMAS EVANS, of Merthyr, are respectfully informed, (bat Deed of Assignment will left J. ADE’.s, No. Queen Square, till the ...
... Iron-works, Montnouthshire, shopkeeper, Dec. 27, 25, and Jun. 29, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Merthyr Tydfil, Glamorganshire. Solicitors, Mr. Perlin, Merthyr Tydfil ; and Mr. Gregory, Clement's-Inn, ' Lo George Clarke Staples, of Halifax, woolstapler, ...
... crops of Hay being light, but the quality was never better : the price in the eastern part of the county, delivered at the Merthyr C a nal, h a s b ee n f rom £3. to 4:4. per ton. Stock will not yield much wok for wintering, being worth ns much money in ...
... On Friday night week, about nine o'clock, the premises of Mr. Smith, provision merchant, ill Charlotte-street, near Queen-slum were attempted to be broken into by three men, but the strength of the looks resisted their utmost efforts, and being perceived ...
... TWO gentlemleni who1 Were ailout to higlit a dulel, Li were last week itled to hail att Iw s tIlrect,, Lotndonl, aill thle slums Of LXfi0t. acilll, and two surel'ties of .t half that alnioutst eaicl. 'L'1c 151114 IOf One1 was c- Wood, E sq. ?? Pall Mallt ...
... Lancashire, cotion-niaiuifociurer. George Slum lee Wilnislow, Cheshire, victualler. Eilwartl Millclt, simi, housc-keeiier. Thomas William Smoles, Aldcrsgalc-slrcci, stationer. Elizabeth Stephens, now or late Merthyr-Trim • Glamo.anshire, shopkeeper. Antonio ...
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... spinners and merchants—llalsey Janson and Joseph Coetntry, of Cheapsidc, warehousemen. THE RIOTS AT MERTHYR TIDFIL. TILDWAII IRON-WORE', Jcsa 9.—The riots at Merthyr originated in Mr. Crawshay's attempting, to lowc r the men's wages, he haring given notice to ...
... ii»ey might restored to their at c ent riehc sending members liament. Mr. give notice that in the committee the Reform liiJl he slum d move re-olution, to the effect hat Ireland had ihe same nght he represented the ground of population and property the people ...