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... the speech of Mr. Llewellyn Williams the previous night (Opposition eheend. Mr. EDGAR JONES 0, Merthyr Tydvil) said that the history of the glebe land in Merthyr was a painful story, though he made no imputation against the realotis Church workers of the ...
... meeting in St. Leonards Wednesday evening. Comrade Kennedy said: Your town councils are more occupied in giving protection the slum landlords than seeing the decent housing of the working claaaes. . . . The average member the Liberal Cabinet of is lawyer ...
... of Welsh Liberals, mentioned the glebeland at Merthyr. It had all been built on, and the incumbent had become the most oppressive and exacting ground landlord in the town. There were publiehouses and slum property, and the income accruing' . had not gone ...
... a tliriderni at the eV, Of 6! per per snows the OnliPal) stork. end at the same on the 4 per work. forward £l4lB. BRECON MERTHYR RAILWAY.—The for the 1913 show teat the receipt. were 6144.499. while iv:irking were 698.247. After and deter:Moe internat ...
... Northomplos. Northampton Tows v. Coventry City. Stoke. Stoke v. T 0 R•odiog 0. Crystal Palace. NOt•Lib Norwi,b City w Merthyr Tome. Soirthamptos w Plymouth Bristol V. Portsouth. w Wallord. Pork Royal. Doom's Park v. Brigitte. nod How Brontfo.d. ...
... and E. Hoi. i n, Weudover, grocers and I ?? lime burners BohUl___ .. i aleutta. merchs. ; so far as regard 'rims and Co. Merthyr Tydfil, drapers I e-bldgs. Hollxtru, ?? and sl i.ingham, fs. elf golll plate Edgware-rd.. cheesemongers— J. )• ?? and Co. ...
... ritieereld (Conservative). Mr. Driukwater retired a 16 previous day. Yeeterdav afternoon, Mr. Richard Fothergill, V.P. for Merthyr, was met at Swansea by a deputation from his constituency, who expressed their 'mom ior the hon. get:Witten, and their synipatity ...
... looked after or lived the life that healthy child should live. He did not think we solved the problem of what might be called * slum schools merely by the giving of free meals. In order to meet some of the cases in the poorer areas, we needed the establishment ...
... ii»ey might restored to their at c ent riehc sending members liament. Mr. give notice that in the committee the Reform liiJl he slum d move re-olution, to the effect hat Ireland had ihe same nght he represented the ground of population and property the people ...
... to the rolling stock, but fortunately no one was injured, although there were some very narrow escapes of the workmen. At Merthyr Tydvil yesterday, Joseph Sullivan, a young fellow, who did not answer the summons, was ordered to pay a line of 11. and costs ...
... s. STAPLE, J . and Co, High-street, Southwark. STKANG, J.. and COKY, AlUsistun. near lirklport. surgeons. SEATON, R, and Merthyr,.TidviL Glsmorgansbirc, teadealers. SHADE, T., and MARTIN, R. H., High street, Shad well, snuff- manufacturer*. SHUTTLEWOUTH ...
... might be advertised in the newspapers, pnt np for auction, knocked down to the highest bidder, and hawked about the back slums to men whose connection with any honest calling would be absolutely impossible (hear, hear). All ?? bad been demonstrated over ...