... Sir J. Rae Reid. Duil:ey--T. Hawkins Lhartniouth—Colonel Seale W beYiniportSirs E Codrington. G Grey University—T Letrny, Slum lirtatwirh--Itarnaliy Evishaiu—Sir Charles Cuckerell suul P. Boats- wick. Exeter—Sir W. Folett and Hit ett. Eye—Sii E.luara ...

... 70s Kent Kidneys CO to Late Devons 7ss I Kent, Essex, and Suffolk Jersey & Guernsey Blues 60s V Whites tOs to 60s Yorkshire Slums fur Seed, bOa. per ton. POTATO May e.—There has Items a large supply during the past week, but prices are the same, ala. Current ...

... liint, Lendon-of Mr Davies, RI~icitur, mer~thyr Tydvil. Glauaorgallshire-and of Messrs or Maybery, Williams, & Cobb, solicitors. Brecon. in SHARPE, FIELD, & JACKSON, 41, Bedford Row, ?? for Win. Davies, of Merthyr Tydvil, Glatnorgansbire. I I I I PATENT ...

... Griditles, druggist, Merthyr Tyilfill. W. Davison, spirit huetehsat , Neigewuke-upon•Tyne. W. Shaw, millwright, sad brass sod ironfotander, Leeds. J. Sykes and T. Sykes, woollen manufacturer*, Sererbills Suylsnd, Halifax, Yorkshire. D. Slum and J. Shaw, ma ...

... Manchester, J. Bright. T. Milner Gibson. Marlborough, Lord E. Brace. H. B. Baring. Marylebone, Sir B. Hall. Lord D. Stuart. Merthyr Tydvil, Sir J. J. Guest. Monmouth burghs, C. Bailey. Montrose burghs, J. Hume. Morrith, Hon. Capt. E. Howard. W. Jackson. ...

... n. r. 3Mr. HUDSON moved that the Speaker issue his Warrant for - ; the election of a burgess to serve for the borough of Merthyr t v Tydvil, in the room of Sir John Guest, deceased. Mr. SCOTT PreSeeted a Petitiomm from Dunfermnline against 0 nunneries ...

... which Ito represented the dimity Longford hi *eh:midst, anti its the whole course of his political career :au instance son be (slum] in which lie deviated (rum the straight forward Conservatidr and Protestant policy which directed the first steps his public ...

... the slb of July instant, £5,112,689 ss. 9d. The Mm if nit of Pule. Card'ff Smlon' Home. —We observe with pleasure in the Merthyr G'nordio*, of Saturday, an intetestuqt account of the ceremonial of laying the foundation stone of Sailors' Home at Cardilf ...

... OF M IL Mr John Frost, the Chartist, Ras announced his intention of offering himself as a candidate the representation of Merthyr Tydril at the next election. LORD AID TIE News.—A memorial has been sent to the Home Secretary, asking for an immediate inquiry ...

... children sere playing on the Gwinbargoed Railway, near Merthyr, a train approached. A girl named Ell* fourteen or fifteen years of age, seeing their danger, rushed to 141.VC them; but before slum had thee the was upon them, and the whole three were killed ...

... superior bread, 1. not make use of alum, far the employment of which no nec.:ssity whatever exists. The principal reason why slum is g• neraily used by the bakers who sell the tp bre d is, that they are hereby- to a less expensive flour. and t t impart ...

... &mated. OsaL PIT ACCieitie. A poll mem collier, years gage, met with ha death lam week, Is ars: the amoebas Orkin on. at Merthyr Too. deowed'ag to work with hie father and bra se's. ohm, by some craage mishap ewe yet esplifinei, the mania, stopped widow ...