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... each Packet, by which Passengers will tabled to proceed to and from Cardiff without delay. »n?ARDlFF AND MERTHYR.—A Coach between Cardiff S a Merthyr every Monday, Wednesday, Fnday, and Stdav sL^ng7rom the hummer Tavern and Steam frck*t Hold! Cardiff, at ...
... each Packet, by which Passengers will c enabled to proceed to and from Cardiff without delay. CARDIFF AND MERTHYR.—A Coach between Cardiff -Ud Merthyr every Monday,' Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday starting from the Rummer Tavern and Steam .ae,Ket.liot, ...
... of each Packet, by which Passengers will abled to proceed to and from Cardiff without delay. ^ardiff AND MERTHYR.—-A Coach between Cardiff 55 Merthyr every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and p tUrday, starting from the Rummer Tavern and Steam jacket Hotel,'Cardiff ...
... Passengers aud Goods, as follevrt:- FROM CARDIFF. Coach from Merthyr. 28.. Monday., li afternoon.. 9i morning. 30..Wednesday 3 afternoon 11 morning. 1..Friday 4 afternoon.. FROM BRISTOL. Coach to Merthyr. Ar- 29..Tuesday 1J afternoon 5i afternoon, i 31.. Thursday ...
... towus,.and Birmingham. Gr.Nr.RAi. POST Oitkt., 21st March, 1838. SIR,-The Feiition of thp Ironmasters and others trades of Merthyr Tyilvil, Dowlais, Tredc-gar, Nantyglo, Blaenarvon and other ironworks in the counties of Glamorgan and Monmouth, praying for ...
... their trial at the next Quarter Sessions. TOUlt IN GLAMORGANSHIRE. 1-roin Abergavenny to Merthyr Tvdvil is adull hillv stage and the first appearance of Merthyr itself is bv no means prepossessing. A large smoky colleetioll of mean houses, intersected ...
... tliis. Perhaps the Had ieal Press will attempt to deny that every nerve has been strained. Gentlemen, it is of no use. In Merthyr Tydvil, a Reverend- by-courtesy, whose name has fiured ill this paper, as holding possession of a matrimonial nail, has more ...
... hands 01 any Government. Why shonld our present most active of all Administra- tions allow a Reform so easy of execution to slum- ber any longer? Was not the JVills Amendmenf Hill considered as the precursor of the Ecclesiut- tienl Courts Bill ? The fVUis ...
... tlirectnrs at Ne.tth, and went over part of the works on the line. Mr. Sharpe is proceeding rapidly with his controct near Merthyr, and IL slim William Hopkins and Evan lievan are making some show in tie r pat f tic SOUTH WALES RAlLWAY.—Operations on the ...
... defendent ; ettorney. Mr R. June*, of Llanelly. The nature of tire Cilati will be hest understooit by giviug an alistraet of the slumming tip id the learned who this was an action brought by the phiititttY William Waddle. to recover from the idifendant, John ...
... most of the lending, familit, of that plitee and Merthyr, earl, death hos cause,! regrets, for his disposition invariii , dy lino to every circle which , had the or - Ills AI 1 X• 9 . at Peeyilarren. Merthyr, aged 51, Mr. Jolla levrl-thaater, who hail a ...
... back slums of this town than in the back woods of America or the wilds of the Antipodes. Few know exactly the condition of those who reside in such lo- calities as Stanley-street, China-row, Kenton's-court, Cardiff, or various places in Merthyr, Newbridge ...