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... Junction Railway, and Swansea Vale Rail- way. At Standing Orders on Wednesday, no ap- pearance was entered for the Brecon and Merthyr Amalgamation Bill. BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.—The following have been gazetted :—F. Ahrens, shipbroker, Cardiff; Thomas Harding, ...
... plaisis- que a Majestd na peasd~ et6 assade. Thei day had not then arrived when the ruler of France could at lounge about the slums of his capital as securely as any s private individual, or a Louis Napoleon does now. It is impossible for the worst enemies ...
... MERTHYR POLICE COURT. SATURDAY.—(Before J. C. Fowler, Esqr.) A Scuffle with the Police.—Two rather seedy looking chaps named Lewis and Vaughan were charged with being engaged in a scuffle with the police, in which erne of the constables was rather badly ...
... at Grangetown on HIP 5th instant. MERTHYR. MERTHYR AND SWANSEA.—A commercial gentle- man remarks that he was much struck on Tuesday last with the difference in the healthy character of the towns of Swansea and Merthyr. On that day Swansea was oppressive ...
... stinkinar filth as will astound them. They will there see that it is no wonder that fevers and sicknesi abound in the back slums i^a ling fro n Lloyd and L.wis- streets. Then there is Well-street and the way leading up therefrom to the Market. 1 took a ...
... the cholera. Mr James suggested that one adviser should be appointed for Merthyr, and a distinct one for Aberdare and Mountain Ash, &c. The Chairman Will the one appointed for Merthyr also attend to Dowlais ? Mr James 1 think one man would do for both those ...
... Jttftrs to diritor. f REPRESENTATION OF MERTHYR. Sir,-It appears that several persons have fallen des- perately in love with Merthyr lately, and we have not less thae two barristers courting our favours, and are anxious to represent us in the House of ...
... FURTHER ARREST OF SIX FENIANS AT MERTHYR . NI (FROM 0o CORanuONinw.lT) I In his capacity of special conscable our corre- spondent has ?? hunting with an armed force. .2Ue writes:- We left MKerthyr at nine on Wednesday evening for Dowlais, one of the suburbs ...
... Irish made no secret of the fact that the Fenians were very strong both at Merthyr and Dowlais. They have committee-rooms in Pennydarran and Merthyr, held among the back slums, and so well guarded by spies that no officer or stranger can approach near ...
... attendance in Merthyr and Aber- dare was only 5,887, and if they took from that the chil- dren under five and above thirteen, they would reduce the number by 1,17/, so that the actual number of children above five and under thirteen educated in Merthyr and ] ...
... remarking that many weak-minded persons, utterly ignorant of mathematics, and labouring under the impression that large slums were ready to be handed over to them in case they succeeded in solving the problem, devoted their time to it, utterly neglecting ...
... regain her crown with money, since it is hopeless to expect it back for love. Her ox-Majesty, it is sail, is causing large slums to he distributed among her former subjects, with the v iew of inciting an insurrection against the present CUvernment of 6pain ...