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... of both these veins is very great, and they are generally considered to be of as good quality as any in the principality.—Merthyr Guardian. GRAND JUNCTION RAILiVAY.—Not ice has been given that a train is now despatched from the station in Liverpool, for ...
... ket COAL, lyiflg minder tile peti-th-glyson Estate, tur, re. situatte in Tft Vale, WYithin lii iles of Cardiff asi t. of Merthyr Ran es, Tydhi. Thsro are several Veins of from 4 tim 9 feet in tliickrie5s, '1 a11 cutting large, and the srtiatitionitio ...
... SISSIOS SLUM AND STOCK ASO F. M. •AILWATS. I Pomo/ I . Is 111•132 Mad iliiikeulmmil.Lascsaitire,&Ches.J.l IS II nod Obommeler 11l .. 111 DlNis divas • 31 .. 33 Si • • 3 Btackbus. Darwen sad Bulbs 114 61 Blackbura l9 . Zli wew 1 1 . Meistul &ad ...
... room was cleared to enable the committee consider as the Harrington work-., and they resolved that the purchase of these works slum Id made upon the principle agreed to by that company in the last session, arbitiahon, it being understood that the arbitrators ...
... Hook. She arrived Canal-street, New York, on the morning of the 16.h instant. Her furnaces were fed by Davie*’* Blseugwawr Merthyr coal, which was put on board by their agent here, Mr. E. Hindley. Trade Frauds: the Lard ‘•Refiners.”—A correspondent has ...
... of Mr. 11. 1). Seymour, for Poole, who has purebaeed it for /12,000, who is shurtly to become the of Sir John Guest, of Merthyr Tidvil. Twu Arabs, itnprisoned in the fort of W. Louie, at Cede, had a violent quarrel a few days since, which resulted in ...
... soSSed of the when be was not, •Xeed in 1848, when he could love sally obtained his dertatiosalisation from the then govegnment. Slum the e1..1.5. he says, not the empire se founded on a legitimate buts, I amino of odic& any favour of the saii government. ...
... nominations, nine take place to-morrow. 148 on Friday, and 14 on Salon lay. THOMAS’S MERTHYR Ihifiryn Nixon's Merthyr Hill’s Plymouth Work Aherdatv Company's Merthyr Gadly’s Niue-feet Scauj 10-14 tf-ho V-T3 JOHN . VA« JHELL. Ofirti. Ruts Ftoel*. A&nr ...
... motion of Mr. Crellin, it ws« agrenl Uie two 'imtwton, sfomkl clothed in uniform. !m *** that Mr. Taylor, i the i tofokef Merthyr Tydvil, be wished StTSlrf u» lU> rfwxt mnolh. Hr. Bed.. l« « Wtor I, Uk ItuiUir. ,bk-li hWwr Uh- better Uie his stag k»i. ...
... at 221, Upper Parliament-street, Mrs. Wm. Tnemr , os DIXON, of a daughter. _ _ On the Ed instant, at C7turtland-terrace, Merthyr Tydfil, the wife of ALFRED TAYLOR, C.E., of a daughter. On the Ed instant, at the Old Swan, Mrs. H. WILLIAIIS. Of ft Ou the ...
... the reverined took the opportunity of informing his congregaboa that do. ring the previous week be had poaching to large at Merthyr Tydvtl, and ether salines in that neighbourhood, sad that the excitement coneequeut upon large of peotie pressing him at the ...