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... to the rolling stock, but fortunately no one was injured, although there were some very narrow escapes of the workmen. At Merthyr Tydvil yesterday, Joseph Sullivan, a young fellow, who did not answer the summons, was ordered to pay a line of 11. and costs ...
... might be advertised in the newspapers, pnt np for auction, knocked down to the highest bidder, and hawked about the back slums to men whose connection with any honest calling would be absolutely impossible (hear, hear). All ?? bad been demonstrated over ...
... temperature was still going down. Tho Royal London Friendly Society appealed from the decision of the County-court Judge at Merthyr Tyuvil. who had held that a tailor named Evans, who had taken over a life poiicy and paid the premiums on it for ten years ...
... thousand persons &oil from others, in support of the scheme. argued that row. li-re was a gyre: amount of juotliug and At the Merthyr Tydvil Board of Guardians k,,,,,;(,„te. kaneviag• Thu mei' attempted to eejieo., seetelist o en Saturday it sea mentioned ...
... assig. Mr Latham, CDngleton. James James, Beaufort, Breconshire, innkeeper, Nov. 18, at 3 : sols. Messrs Simons and Plews, Merthyr; off. assig. Mr. Shepard. John Gregory, Readby, Lincolnshire, grocer, Nov. 16, at 3 : sol. Mr. Foster, Thorne , off. assig ...
... might walk in his enclosed park and commune with his game- keeper, while the poor could ramble through hb well- flavoured open slum, sauntering between that and the public-house, where refreshment was pro- vided both for hi. body and soul (kiughter). He would ...
... thereon. THE MERTHYR VOLTJNTEBRS. Mr. MACDONALD gave notice t v at on Monday he should ask tbe Secretary of State for War whether the statement was correct that the h-cks had been taken from thi in possession of the volunteers of the Merthyr district ; ...
... THIS DAY'S MAIL NEW& LO2f - DON. SLUM LASE. At Lissibsbeslasis dame to hewn.. Ewa were modosats „ 46 • 9 11 Lagbah w host was to nmet almaaal pomp, wheat sra• w i z.6161 request. at 048 euersedis. to A. trassartl.u.• were about Ills ll %A.; le study ...
... to the unsatis- factory state of things in Ireland. (Lord Granville: Where were the words used ?) These words were used at Merthyr Tydvil by the present Home Secretary. And what did the Prime Minister say ? He went down to Sonth Lancashire. and if he was ...
... row-in-Funiess, but in each ot ligation were given under t] if, and had got to he known as the ninep. ible and the twoj-enny slum There n oi both oost aud teaching power by this process on which lie need not dwell. In ! they had a higher school, which ...