... 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 ...

... or an intention to march troops beyond the frontier. Here the conversation dropped. Colonel WOOD presented a Petition from Merthyr Tydvil, praying that the elective franchise might lie given to that place. Referred to the Committee. REFORM (ENGLAND) BILL ...

... His lotdship's stay in town will, it is expected, only extend to a few days, as he purposes setting off with his family for Slum Castle, in the county of Meath. A deputation front the Sebscribers to Burn's monument, and also from the titand Lodge of Scotland ...

... Nthe Packets; and from ceraUrto Alrrthyr every lioadm, Wednesday, sad Friday, starting from Ca:ditfat 6 o'clock somine. and Merthyr at 5 o'clock evening. Pomo-Mom sod ABYSM SIN Coach daily bet3ltCP Mae pieces and ltint: arriving at Nes port about half-past ...

... any other borough at present repre- Betted. It was necessary for to refer again to tlie cues of Merthyr.Tydvil sad Tortethepark. The population of Merthyr. Tydvil was 24,000: and there was represented place within 24i miles, and yet it was not to be allowed ...

... Grapes..nMer. garturight. Pot of White Gennes.—Mr. Green ?eau—Manse Daniel, Fag. Aetiehokes.—.CsM G. Langton, White Samara &slum—George Sorge', Eat. CaUage.—Joseph E,anL Caron.—Flizabeth Watts. CiattlidgeAnn Gunning. Noarger—Mrs. Reid. Gebderge.—lldra ...

... body was found at some distance next morning. We are extremely sorry to report the breaking out of the Indian Cholera at Merthyr Tydril. After many malignant eases of English Cholera, the fi.-st decided foreign case occurred on the let instant; since ...

... s. STAPLE, J . and Co, High-street, Southwark. STKANG, J.. and COKY, AlUsistun. near lirklport. surgeons. SEATON, R, and Merthyr,.TidviL Glsmorgansbirc, teadealers. SHADE, T., and MARTIN, R. H., High street, Shad well, snuff- manufacturer*. SHUTTLEWOUTH ...

... record that Wm. Thompson, Esq. M. P., of Pen-y-Darren has presented to the poor workmen of that establishment, resident in Merthyr and its neighbourhood, five hundred bags of potatoes, in quantities proportioned to the number and extent of the family of ...

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... - • ' • ' .. kl'itg which had se good an effect that the part immediately ion is communicated to the ground, rarely got the slum i , ture ;on being answered in the affirmative, he yelped or sputtered.l g A entleinan in London has received a of till summer ...