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... CORRESPONDENCE. A CHRISTIAN ARGUMENT FOR THE ADMIS- SION OF JEWS INTO PARLIAMENT. To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. Sir,—I was present, a few days ago, at an animated conversation on the subject of the admission of the Jews into Parliament, during which the votes of certain M.P's. connected with this county, with respect to that measure, were severely censored, and as warmly ...
... THE ClitalFF AMI MKItnmt (U lRlflAV. hi HAY. FEBRUARY 11, 14,53. WE cannot but express our sincere regret that owing to circumstances our report of the meetings at .Merthyr .and Aberdare, the objects of which we.have so much at heart, Should I,live been so brief, although our Merthyr cories- pondeul's descl iptive summary of the former meeting conveyed a very good idea of the proceedings. On ...
... L Before Captain Hewett.and the Rev. Evan Morgan]. CAUTION TO DRIVERS OF VANS AND CARS. William Thomas, of lS ...
... The Board, according to the resolution adopted at the former mectiog, to assemble weekly, met again 011 Monday morning last, when the following gentlemen were in at- tendance ;— Mr. John Evans Mr. Lewis Lewis „ David F.vans George Overton C. H. James „ Daviil Rosser „ John Bryant Lewis Morgan On the motion of Mr. John Evans, Mr. C. H. James was called upon to take the Chair. The minutes of the ...
... B LIVERPOOL, Saturday. Mt> clipper ship Eagle, Captain Boyce, belonging to L Mr«. Gibbi, Bright, and Co.'s Eagle line of Packet* we j, *« advices from Melbourne to the 28th of July. The has brought the following on freight:—120 package* weighing 63,952 oz. 10 dwts., and valued at t4^ '0; 2,070 bags otrice; 1,895 barrels of Hour; 4 oc- e 68 ai,d 3 kegs of wine; 1 case of watches, and numerous ...
... CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. DEAR SIR, — A Stranger, in a letter inserted in your paper of last week, has committed an error in stating that there is no English Testament in the Refuge. There is, and there was when he visited the Refuge, a Bible and Testament bound together, a Prayer-book, and Testament besides. Yours, &c., ONE WHO IS NO STRANGER. THE ...
... The eighteenth half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of the South Wales Railway Company was held on Friday, at the Paddington-statiou, Mr. C. R. M. Talbot in the chair. The following report was read by the Secretary:— I. The directors are enabled, with much satisfaction, to report a steady and material increase in the traffic during the half-ye»r endinK the 30th of last June, The rcveuue ...
... LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. We understand that recruiting for the Royal Navy has keen commenced in this town, and a rendezvous opened. Tiiy. OLD GLASS HOUSE was demolished ou Saturday '5st by gunpowder. A Urge number of persons assembled witness the explosion, which passed off without any Occident. The first living in the gift of the new Lord Chancellor 18 Kilybebill, near Neath, vacant by the ...
... higher hands. Begin—that you may both show your- selves iti earnest and faithful to your trust, and that J'on may restore confidence in those whom you alarm by your foreboding. We nffVr you another fact in the hope of quickening your movements and directing your energies to other sanatory proceedings. The reports of the Hegistrar-fieneral opened the eyes of the people, of Liverpool to the ...
... REFORM YOUR TAILORS' BILLS. There is IW suit S,) None that will last man's ii'eiime green and tiim, (And theirs —lhe children lhat may follow hirn)- As a fall in Chancery, — s > tl). AN OLD CONSOLATION IN TOUGHNESS. Cease, grumblers, cries the L IIIIIn Bard, And to this fact submission rmder: Can beef an,1 mutton e'er be Our Gu*rdiaus are supplied by lender ? ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. ~™~1BTRTHS. Jan. It Mrs. Hugh Bird, Charles-street, Cardiff, of a 80Dec. 24, the wife of Mr. Daud Morris, Duke-street, Cardiff, of a daughter. Jan. 5, at Whitchurch Cottage, near Cardiff, the wife of Mr. W. D. Haddock, of a daughter. Dec. 27, at 39, Dover.street, London, the lady of David Jones, Esq., M.P. for Carmarthenshire, of a son and heir. Dec. 29, at ...
... To-day's market was very extensively supplied with foreign stock as to number, but its general quality was extremely in- ferior. -A good clearance was effected on higher terms.—The arrivals of beasts from our own grazing districts were very moderate, and we observed a considerable falling off in their weight and condition. The attendance of buyers being large, the beef trade ruled very brisk, ...