... NOTICES. i:\IP.ViTANT TO COAL 0W2JEES, IECOiiSTEES, COKTEACTOES, AND OTHEES. j ■iW A, & H. KENT, LICENSED H'3K S L A UG-H TE R TC R S. & LEATHER DRESSERS, (OF BRISTOL AND MERTHYR TYDFrL.) RESPECTFULLY announce to those resident in ABERGAVENNY, BRYNMAWR, NANTYGLO, BLAIXA, KBUW YALE, IIKAITO- T. TREDEGAR, and other Districts, that they have Opened BRANCH PUSINESSin suitable Premises, ncar the ...

... MESSES. H. W. HARRIS AND TAYLOR'S NOTICES. MESSRS. H. W. HARRIS & TAYLOR, AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS, ARCHITECTS, SURVEYORS. HOUSE, ESTATE, AND GENERAL AGENTS, HAVE just REMOVED from their Offices, in 110, High Street, to the NEW AUCTION MART, Estate and Architect's Offices, in Court Street, Merthyr, rec i -ly constructed to accommodate their increased Business. They beg to inform the Public that ...

... 12TH GLAMORGAN RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. XXFTLUXJ EC-AJLIIJ, MERTHYR TYDFIL, Under the Distinguished Patronage of W. T. CRAWSHAY, ESQ., A. DE RUTZEN, ESQ., DR. DAVIES, and the Officers of the Corps. A GRAND CONCERT, In aid of the above Corps, will be held in the DRILL HALL, ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1872. VOCALISTS:— MISS PHILLIPS, St. David's, Merthyr; Mr. R. REES (Eos Morlaib), Swansea (Tenor); Mr. ...

... IMPORTANT TO LADIES TJIE TAPER BUSK BODICE Patented, J- In this unique Bodice the present objectionable t, double busk is superseded by a SINGLE ONE mar1e of leaves of the finest steel, This new Bodice i. VERY FLI.;XIBLE, AFFORDS GREAT SUPPORT, COMFORT & ELEGANCE THE FIGURE. It has rt new patent taper busk that CANNOT BE BROKEN. Wholesale, W. THOMAS & BROS., 128, & 129, Cheapside, E.O. PATENT ...

... SERVANT WANTED. WANTED, a Good General Servant to accom- May a Family to a town in England. Geed Wages.—Apply personally at 34, Xhomai-street, B ...

... THE TAPER BUSK BODICE (Patent) greatly improves the figure, to which it adds grueu and elegance, and is modelled to the newest French Fashions. THE TAPER BUSK is constructed on an entirely novel principle, cannot he broken; for light-iies. and elasticity is equalled, and can be instantly securely or unuu>u:tie ...

... DEATH OR INJURY FROM ACCIDENT, WITH THE CONSEQUENT LOSS OF TIME AND MONEY, PROVIDED FOR BY A POLICY OF THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COM- XL PANY, against ACCIDENTS of ALL KINDS. An Annual Payment of £3 to £6 5s. insures £1,000 at Death, or an Allowance at the rate of £6 per week for injury. je650,000 have been Paid as Compensation. ONE out of every 12 Annual Policy Holders becoming a ...

... CROSS'S OUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS, A MAGICAL CURE FOR ALL RHEUMATIC COMPLAINTS, Chills, Nervous Affections, Colds, Tic Doloreux, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Toothache, Lumbago, Headache, Pains in the Limbs, Loins Faceache, Joints, &c. Rheums, Gout, Ague. &c. O Person should be without these Pills, the effect of -T> which in giving tone to the Stomach, Liver, Bowels and Kidneys, freeing the system of ...

... WANTED, at a TIMBER-YARD and SAW-MILLS, a. MANAGING CLERK, who has had experience of the business and can offer good testimonials of character and ability, also security if required. Apply by letter, stating all particulars and when disengaged, to Mr. J. Watson. Llanrlaff. TO BUILDERS' FOREMEN. WANTED, in Wales, a WORKING FOREMAN, to superintend Building operations. Must talk Welsh. Apply, ...

... uXnanttrf. I CARDIFF UNION. ENGINEER AND FITTER WANTED. TWTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Board of Guardians of the Cardiff Union will, at their Meeting to be held on the 3rd February next, proceed to APPOINT a COMPETENT PERSON to Take CHARGE the BOILERS and COOKING AP- PARATUS at the Union Workhouse, and to Execute such Repairs as may be necessary thereto, and to the like Apparatus at Ely ...

... NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. is to Business what Steam Power is to Coi)t))te)-ce. Macaulay. THE CARDIFF AND MERTHTR GUARDIAN has been Estab- lished nearly Forty Years, and is the OLDEST NEWS- PAPER IN THE DISTRICT. It circulates extensively among THE FAMILIES of South Wales—the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, Solicitors, Iron Merchants, Coal Owners, Builders Estate Agents and Auctioneers, Farmers, &c., ...

... The Manchester papers -anDounce fhe death of JMLr. Robert Gladstone, cousin of the Premier, and of Sir Inomas Gladstone. Deceased was born in 1811, was a ^°7merVB^ive, a prominent member of the Manchester bchool Board, and one of the leading merchants of the city. ORKrvG CLT-BS AJTD THE LICENSERS LAWS, ~~Mr. ChaTles Evans, manager of the Cobden Working SCen'g Club, was summoned at Southwark ...