... of Llannuchangel by Cowbridge, and Llanwit Major Lectureship; C. R. Knight, M.A., Vicar of Mertby Mawr W, Jones, Rector of Merthyr Nottage Thomas Howell Lewis, Vicar of Pendpylon William Llewellyn, Vicar of Penlline and Llangeinor; Daniel Jones, B. A. Curate ...

... nation largeiy prepared to receive then: a nation with vast resources and glorious traditions, just rousing itself from the slum- ber of centuries •; a nation shaking oil the: -worst fetters that ever galled the ne -k of a proud people—the Papacy—which ...

... willingly refuse the committee a helping hand, rather than compel these poor creatures to go back to the vile stf-ws and back slums of Cardiff. The committee, though their work, from its nature, cannot be obtruded on the public, are, nevertheless, doing a ...

... DEDICATION OF BELLS AT SWANSEA. THE RECTOR OF MERTHYR ON CLERGYMEN AND CONGREGATIONS. The Church of St. John's, Morriston, Swansea, has recently been provided with a peal of bells, six in niiinber, at a cost of i'400, of which sum only £80 remains to ...

... pr Z0 of 22 to the Treherbert band. Best speech on Beauty, Miss E. A. Lovett (Brouwen Deg), Merthyr. Best L-ecitatioa of The house on (Brouwen Deg), Merthyr. net poetical piisiticn of 40 lines ou 0. Anrvil, tyred, Mr Tnomas (Dewi Gian, Riiondda), Trenrky ...

... acts being set in operation, the authorities would be likely to sadly feel the want of unfettered compulsory powers. Where slums have to be cleared away and other accommo- dation* provided, the local boards ought to be furnished with the fullest powers ...

... We then ascertained that some of the liitchers lay under our feet dead. We also found that the fireman's lodge in the back slum emitted a great smoke. We tried to ascertain the reason, and found that the firemen's clothing (the firemen es- caped) was ...

... their asperity. 1:1 a sentence, however, it may be said that there are thousands of houses in the Rhoudda, Aberdare, and Merthyr districts which are absolutely unfit for human habitation. In fact, many a careful farmer would not stable his cattle in some ...

... RAGGED SCHOOL WORK AT MERTHYR. WANTED, A MISSION-ROOM. [FROM OUR MERTHYR REPORTER.] Childreu clothed in dirt and rags are by no means a novelty in the bye-streets of Merthyr. I make no reflection upon them. They are the creatures of circumstances: they ...

... resolution, and the conference gave him an encouraging reception when he rose. Manifesting more ease than he used to display at Merthyr, and certainly having full grasp of his subject, Mr Pritchard Morgan did not waste his allotted ten minutes, but showed clearly ...

... of the conditions of life and surround- ings of the toiling masses. When they desire to get information tbt)y have to go slumming, or they have to depend upon the uncertain and too infrequent resolutions of their constituents. If exact information ...

... social i e formed in the minds of strangers. Like Haroun Alraschid, the philanthropic caliph, Mr Chauncey Depew has been slumming in East London, dressed as a costermonger, and this is his picture Oi the hell that lies without the greatest paradise of ...