Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... THE CONDEMNED CRIMINAL. ON Sunday last many of our townsmen who advocate the abolition of capital punishment, and others who deem a mitigation of the sentence called for in Lewis's case, energetically exerted thepiselves in obtaining signatures to a petition, *hioh Hhey intended to lay before Sir George ...
... MERTHYR POLICE COURT. S LTUBDAY,—{Before the Rev. J. C. Campbell.) SiraviciOTrs CASE. — Bridget Carey, a young vroman whose father absconded from this place, some time since, was brought up on suspicion of having illegally in her possession a gold locket! and guard chain. She offered it for sale for 15s. and it being worth £3 15s., the police were infor- med of the circumstance. She said that ...
... MERTHYR POLICE COURT. SATCBDAY.—(Before J. C. Fowler and David Evans, JEsqvs.) IMPORTANT MAGISTERIAL DECISION. Stephen Boucher, compositor, was charged by Mr. P. Williams, printer, with absenting himaelf from his service, without lawful excuse. Several wit- nesses were examined but the circumstances of the case are sufficiently explained in the follow- ing decision, which was given by Mr. ...
... OUR MARKET SQUARE. IT is our misfortune to have in the centre of this town an open space called the Market Square, that which, under other circumstances, would be a boon on the score of health and convenience, is, by the purposes for which it is used, made an intolerable nuisance to the sur- rounding neighbourhood, and to, the town at large a source of demoralization. We refer to the almost ...
... EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCES [Continual from the fourth page.] THE TRUCK SYSTEM AND ITS APOLO- GNT. (To the Editor.) SIR,-The disreputable truck system has a length found an apologist in the person of F. R Heathcote, whose letter appeared in your paper of last week. It is to be regretted that your correspondent should have commenced his prodution by attri- buting motives to those individuals who ...
... TO CORRESPONDENTS. We have lately received for insertion several letters in reference to the Trade and Public Protection Society for Merthyr. As however the subject has been already fully discussed, & in many instances we fear unpleasant feelings aroused thereby, we submit to the writers on both sides of the question, that the correspondence had better now terminate. We do not wish to ...
... the division of the whole of Hugh :id.-nd Wales, for County Court purposes, is extremely difficult. n;6 Lords#hip, hovever. desires coo to assure you that the subject is receiving his be.-t- attention. Signed, W. C. SPRING BICE. ...
... MERTHYR GRAMMAR SCHOOL, CONDUCT ...
... The letter signed by David Evans and Thomas Bichards, Moun- tain Ash, in reference to Jonah Esau is unsuited to our columns. The Welsh communication from 'ftsedfear ifepeara to be an attack on the private character of anVidWdQL It cannot tliere- fore appear. The account of the accident to a Mfltthyr tradesman, near Rhydycar, on Thursday last, arrived too late for insertion. ...
... APARTMENT TO LET. FURNISHED APARTMENTS, consisting of Sitting RoonjTyAnA B^fl Room, to let^ suitable for a PrivafeAG^lAan, in Thomas- street, Thomas ToMro,^(i(*Wi3^r App1,v personally, or by letter addressed W., > at the TELEGRAPH Office. STOLEN OR STRAYED, ON the 25th June last., ftvmi Hirwain Common, a D AUK CHESTNUT AT ABE 4 Years oit, from 14 tc 15 hands high. White Face, long Switch Tail, ...
... MARRIAGE. July 20th, at Christ's Church, Cvlarthfa, by the Roy. J. C. Campbell, Rector of Merthyr Rev. John Howell, the Incumbent of the former parish, to Mnr^.iret Elizabeth, only daughter (If Mr. John Snel1irÎg-, Wellington-street, Merthyr fydfii. ...