... justice. George, whose tongue seems to be as slippery as his finest lather, talked at a tremendous rate to trie Court, but it turned out that there had been^ some attempt at a settlement; George had received 3s. 6d. and a noggin of gin to recover bis blood.—George Your mother got the money back, and I paid for tiie gin myself, no thanks to you for it.—He has got a strong back and I have not; ...

... WE to calltthe attention of the musical world to the splendid stock of new pianofortes, recently received by our fellow-townsman, Mr. Taylor, at his repository in Graham-strret. The prices of these excellent instru- ments are extremely low, and we are sure suitable to the depressed state of affairs generally. THE nIFLE VOLUNTEERS had an afternoon's drill on Thursday, in the Vale of Neath ...

... (Before J. M. Herbert, Esq.) Reserved judgment cases, 1; adjourned, 12; not served last month 8 intarplaader, 1; new cases, 487 court summonses. 30 making a total of 539 cases.—The court commenced on Wednesday, the 14th, and the above is an accountofthe business which was to be done. -There was a greater number of solicitors in court on Wednesday than we have seen in Tredegar for some time—no ...

... WEIGHTS AND MEASURES.—It will bes-;en on re ence to our advertising columns that the luspt-ctor will be iu attendance at the police station to-morrow (Saturday) and on Monday, t) inspect all weights and measures used in Merthyr. Our fe.low tradesmen.^and those of our readers using such articles, will do wteil to give this notice their immediate at eition. MR. LLOYD'S SCHOOL.—It wiil be ...

... DESIRABLE MONEYS.—Matrimony, patrimony, har- mony, and ready money. AN OLD SAILOR'S Ab VICE.—Don't undertake to kiss ...

... ON THE MUTUAL INTERESTS OF MASTERS AND MEN. IN my last, I took the cold -selfish may be added— line ot argument, and attempted to show our working men how necessary it was that they should practise self- reliance—depend on themselves, on their own good common sense, their brawny arms—than trust to elee- mosynary relief or the assistance of others. At the same time it must be admitted that this ...

... KAHBIAGE. On the 23th nit,, at Vaynor Church, by the Rev. R,;e'3 Williams, Rector, assisted by the Rev. J. B. Jones, the Rev. W. T. Gmn, B.D., Incum!)eiit of Pentrebach- to Eliza, third daughter of the late William Williams, Esq., of Penyradwy. DEATHS. On the lOth ult., after a sh. rt illness, Mr. Edward Jones, of the Globe Inn, late of the Crawshay's Arms, Merthyr, aged 44. On the 30th ult., ...

... GOOD NEWS FOB J?KiRANTs.—On Monday morning last, the mail brou?hM several letters frem our late friends, from foreign Jboun?et. which were received by their relatives as vaJChbble ?e!?ures?' ...

... The Report of the Meeting of the Merthyr Board of Health and Tredegar County Court are crushed out, but will appear in our next. WE do not undertake to return rejected correspondence If writers send us anything they deem important they should preserve a copy. NOTICE.—The Railway Time Tables are published with as much care to ensure correctness as possible, but should they contain any errors, ...

... In consequence of the length of our Aberdare Police Newsf-the Merthyr County Court Report, the Blackwood Petty Sessions, and a Letter from an Emigrant to Cariboo, are unavoidably postponed till our next. WE do not undertake to return rejected correspondence If writers send us anything they deem important they should preserve a copy. NoTici?.—The Railway Time Tables are published with as much ...

... A?rOXG THE HILLS OF BRECONSHIRE. IN the merry month of May, and just a few days before this is scattered to the east, west, north. and south on ?' Telegra-phic wires, we penetrated into and amongst the Breconshire hills, to rub up our recollection of the grand old Beacons, and to astonish, dumbfounder, and overwhelm, a London University student, who could tell the exact attitude of Cader ...

... MARTILV LOTHER.—This was the subject of lecture deliveivd'&t the Welsh Wcsh-yan Cicipoi, Tho- mas Town. or. Monday nig',it, by the ll«v. R. Ro'ierrs, of Hiiddcrxfij-ld. 'i he town had been kept wei! posted with !id!s announcing- the lecture ftp some thne it came off, and the consequence was that when the timt came, tlie chapel was fni; of eager and int« lhgtns Lsteju- cis, for fame of Mr. ...