... AUTUMN. With berries the hedgerows are hung, And yellow leaves cover the ground; The wild flowers have died one by one, Until there are few to be found. Each cornfield and pastare is bare, With ruts all the roadways abound Cold and bleak is the Autumnal air, Aud the wind has a wintry sound. In the valley and on the high hill, The reign of the mist has begun; And rarely is river or rill, Lit up ...

... Constructiön. of Works and supply of Water by Local Board of Health, and Powers of Borrowing, and further Powers to such Board. Repeal of the Merthyr Tydfil WaterWorks Act, 1852. VTOTTCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Appli- -Ll cation is intended to be made to'Parliament, in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Local Board of Health, for the district of Merthyr Tydfil, in ...

... MERTH YR-TY DFIL WATER_SIJPPLT. Construction of Works and supply of Water by Local Board of Health, and Powers of Borrowing, and further Powers to such Board. Repeal of the Merthyr Tydfil Water Works Act, 1852. T^TOTICE IS HEREBY jrVEN, That Appli- -LT cation is intended to' be made to Parliament, in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Local Board of Health, for the ...

... worst phase in our lawless beer-houses, and we think the introduction of such a scene would have a greater tendency to demoralize the minds of youth by imparting a love for degrading excite- ment, than it could be beneficial as a caution to the uninitiated. We feel persuaded that the cause of teetotalism loses much by the indiscre- tion of its advocates, and that in no way can it be more ...

... MAKRIAGSS. On the »th inst,, at High-street Chapel. Merthyr, bj the fter. T. Roberts ot Habrcm, Dowlais, Mr. John Muueklar, to M3M Mary Price, both of Dowlaiji. On the 5th i.ii* at Risi-rtraet Chapel, by the Bev B. Bvaoe. Caersalein, Dowiai», and ia the pretkiuse of Mr. Morgan Will tame registrar, the littv.-t'. Koberiii, baptist Biiiiister, Hebron to Miai Davids, .'ieiiirjrfb?, èldtJIt ...

... To the Editor of the Times. SIR-In one of your leading articles of ves- terday you say that it is asserted that the Cape of Good Hope is capable of producing excellent wine. We are in a condition not only to sub- stantiate that assertion,, but have. during the past few months that we have made use of your columns, convinced an yujjijAedented number of good judges thtf jpZ/iWs of the Cape of ...

... Mr. Hawkesley has supplied a very able re- port, and the next step, we conclude, is to start the matter, either by a private company or the Board. If by the Board, then. the means must be sought to 'enable them to do so if by a company, considerable energy will be required in soliciting the inhabitants to take shares. Objections might be raised against each proposal, especially the latter, as ...

... WATEE, STJPPLT. Construction of Works and supply of Water by Local Board of Health, and Powers of Borrowing, and further Powers to such Board. Repeal of the Merthyr Tydfil Water Works Act, 1852. ]\TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Appli- X cation is intended to be made to Parliament, in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to enable the Local Board of Health, for the district of ...

... THE MERTHYR WATER, QUESTION. A Special Meeting of the Local Board of Health was held on Monday last, for the pur- pose of receiving the report of the ironmasters, on Mr. Hawkesley's report for the supply of Merchyr with water. The gentlemen present were Messrs. Clark (in the chair), Hill, Pur- chase, Thomas, D. Evans, W. Evans, Bryant, Lewis, liosser, Martin, and Jones. The chairman having ...

... BEINMAWE PETTY SESSIONS. (Before G. P. Bevan. and John Jayne Etqrj.) CmLPREXt!' SQUABBLE- AT BEAUFORT.—Evan Phillips charged Margaret James with having wilfully thrown his daughter off a raiLyay truck whilst-playing at Beaufort Iliil. G. 8. Davit*. Esq. was engaged for the prosecution and K. C. Duvies Esq. for the defence. The case oceupie-l nearly two hours. Several witnesses were catb/i on ...

... f.o.tn Liver-pool, Nov. 18.— )ur metal nxav^pffc shows 110 symptoms of improve-' merit whatever^but on tho contrary, increased depression exists,in all bra ich.es of the trade. The disastrous bccurrences in Staffordshire during the past week-will convey some idea of the state of things 'there. Business for the present, at all events, is comparatively dead, and will continue to be so, it is ...

... Incorporation of Company, and Construc- tion of Works. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That Appli- cation is intended'to be made to Parliament* in the ensuing Session, for leave to bring in a Bill to incorporate a Company for supplying with Water the Inhabitants of the Town and Parish of Merthyr Tydfil, in the County of Glamorgan, and the Parishes of Vaynor, Llanthetty, and Llanfigan, in the County of ...