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... ROBERT J O ME 12 6, HIGH STREET,' MSR YDFU, » to announce that his SHOW BOOMS have been replenished with a SECOND GOODS, comprising a very Large and Carefully-Selected Assorta^gfirof I J • Millinery, Mantles, Dresses, ] £ xfs, &c., &c. H. J. respectfully invites Inspection of his Stock, which will be ready for Display on SATURDAY NEXT, the 31st inst. CELEBEATIOS OF THE JUBILEE OF THE WESLEYAN ...
... Mr. H. W. HARRIS'S ANNOUNCEMENT? H. W. Auctioneer, Appraiser, Hmm, Estate, an General Agmt, BEGS to inform thej*ublia that alljirtlttett entrusted to his»«(re TOlnwfraneHrally asd carefully attended/fo-') Rlntp^roJJwrted. Fire aad Life Policial! AreAop advantageous terms. Railway ana oth#r ^SZiarejf/laought and sold, tad the djBiily price/obtainm on application. Offices:—140, gh eet. Merthyr ...
... Y Owir jn erbyn y Byd. Jf\ Duw a phoo tDaioni. PRELIMINA R Y ADVERTISEMENT. THE N A T ION ALE 1ST ED D F 0 D WILL iB HBLD SWANSEA, In Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, September i, 2,3, & 4. IN the Montla* Sittings of the firrt three days, the PRrZES for Prose, Poetical and Musical Compositions, for rC u *er'orm*nce« and Instrumental Music will be awarded. OB the Evening of eaeh day ...
... Mr. EDWARD LAWRANCE, PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, MJIRTHYJ? (Of the Conservatorium ofltfmc,tjeii>zig,) CONTINUES TOJ^QXJFE^EFCENTSJOR Concerts as^irfmst, A«oBfcanar^«ft5oH- Concerts as^irfmst, A«oBfcanra^«ft5oH- ductor. f I Addreg#^—7, CourtlaJaJJ«(^ce, Merthyr. TO LET, With immediate possession. A N excellent Private H^fSE, opposite the xV. TafFVale being *No. 4, High- street, lately Crump, Contrac- ...
... 0 A WATCH havJj»f^j^fJu4d last we$]&-the Owneywlly f j^Kf'infyJie-'mnn ber, the Marjiafmid pgyinjf/fcgcostafcfflis Adverti#e- ment*lS^pplyiHfflt0^'VjPWMAS DAVIES, New Inn, Cein-c#ed-cju#fmer. May 4th, 18(33. MONEY TO LEND. (fi p AAA need on Free- t)• ')U■Property, by a iii be neighbourhood oi Ne, oi Ne, ply at the lott^of Mj^t^tviGOBS and JONGS, 24, i-street eatb. PUBLIC NOTICE. TTtT HEREAS ...
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... JOSEPH H. OORIN, NOS. 12 AND 15, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, (OPPOSITE THE QUEEN'S HOTEL,) WHOLESALE PERIODICAL AID MWSJEALER, FOR the London Times, and other Daily and Provincial Ngp^faper^ All Foreign Newspaper ordered direct from the different Offices. J. H. C. ig#Pfirchasar direetThavirjg-iio connection with any other person whatever. At No. 12, J. ILG^Bas an/Sflsnajve ass^FtofwSit of ...
... STARCH MANUFA E TO H. R. H. THE 9# TALES ST. RCH AN ARDE H iz L 1862 Sold by all Grooefs, Chandlers, &c. Wothesspoon & ^TGlasgow and London COMPORT IN WJWPflJTO!^ HO P1W CA^^BLt! ^2r rpHE neat aup«iiaarty»^the J. PEN, sohwif iheVPFLB»*AM Office It is adaptfe^fto ev ...
... 131, HIGH STREET, MERTHYR. DRESS-MAKING, MANTLE & MILLINERY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. the Swrioe of an experiericffb^aglishjL*i J^from one of the ATojt FashionabU Cities in rr. tyf?* 'or the Management of the^atoove Deparfmeiffif assureslhe Ptfljlic that every attention will be Mia to all Customers, an^ as regard* STTkti&nd F48tficy&, £ e feels ugnfKtent they will not be surpassed in any House M ...
... Mr. H. W. HARRIS'S EISTTS BH. W. B ARB I S. Auctioneer, A pprawei^rtloug/M Estate, an EGS to inform^ne Puhdlbwilt all matters EGS to inform^ne Puhdlbwilt all matters entrusted tp^iis care^nit)«/plncMially and carefully atte^jfad to. ...
... Still, it is never too late to mend, and perhaps some day pur .energetic townsman, Richard Thoma, Esq., thay placs a fountain there on a diminished scale of that at Trafalgar-square. DOMESTIC SERVANTS.âThe Board of Guardians have very wisely turned their attention to the propriety of training the girls at the Union to useful employments, instead of allowing them to remain burdens on the pa- ...
... MARRIAGE. On Thursday last, at Rhymney Church, by the Rev, W. Evans, Incumbent, Mr. David Jones, warehouse. man to Messrs. A. Buchan and Co., to Olive, second daughter of Mr. Akhurst, of the Beaufort Arms Inn, Rhymney. DEATH. On Tuesday last, at Penuel Cottage, Rhymney, during child-birth, Elizabeth, the beloved wife of the Rev. John Jones (Mathetes), Minister of Pennel Baptist Chapel, Rhymney ...