... some of the back streets in the purlieus of the town are in a dirty and disgraceful state. Take Dowlais or Troedyrhiw, the slums by the river side, or the streets of Caedraw and the upper parts of Georgetown take other parts of the town less remote where ...

... second seat for Merthyr. 'ould But Mr. Henry Richard had none of the' advan> ac war tages which Messrs. Bruce and Fothergill ha tl to possessed to recommend him to the colliers and .5( bbon miners, the peddlers, and tradesmen of Merthyr de rder. and Aberdare; ...

... wuld lbe propbrdionate to the degree of annoyance in- ict~d'o'n the minds, qperated on, P , :: -Ju. t ..he ~f~mber 'for Merthyr) Tydill. enumerated : e ea'ithe two ?? Carmarthen and ;oaren :oiie 'of£, 1qaqnfor ' ' ' Blee fiom, hiheir .farna, on o£ *hefir ...

... dynasty the increased affec- tion of lhe French people. LOC3A NOTE.- - MERTHYR GUARDIANS 'AND MERTHYR. ?? - PAUPERS.i It appears from the report of thlatt .mteting of the Merthyr-Board- of Gardians in- another column, that the 'paapers are huddled tofether ...

... London. He referred to their great success, and prayed that some portion of the same blessing may be also permitted to fall on Merthyr, where, notwithstanding the Christian efforts of Churchmen and Nonconformists, the Devil had a deal of his own way. The a ...

... performed fortnightly, -to the great disgust of the ratepayers, by the Merthyr Board of Health. THE PLAGUE SPOTS OF MERTHYR.—Readers at a dis. tance who hear that typhus fever is at Merthyr, and raging, naturally think it must be a most undesirable place to ...

... prodigally wasting the food of the labouring and industrious of all classes. We have it on good authority that public-houses in Merthyr and Aberdare are in many cases rated above their real value. If the dwelling-houses of the occupants of these places were ...

... produced. The d u valute of themu is aliout 4s.-The prisoner waes sent to garol.j io for it month, with hard labour. be ~~~MERTHYR. hi .g Tunp GALr,.-A gala of considerable violence prevailed fc. throughout the whole of yesterday, accompanied at inter- ...

... and Merthyr Railway Offices, at Dowlais, and stealing therefrom the sum of 6e 7d, monies of the said company: Mr Lewis (Smith, Lewis and Jones) prosecuted, and Mr Plews (Simons and Plews) defended. Isaac Thomas, a clerk under the Brecon and Merthyr Railway ...

... Birmingham Unitarians,, who, by their bold and manly espousal of religious freedom, make Merthyr Unitarianism shrink up into moth- eaten decrepitude. To the RECTOR of Merthyr, who boasts of being in the van of the liberal and wide-awake clergy of the day, we ...

... cities. He must fix Loudon in his mind's eye, and know what Sheffield is like, and have seen Liverpool, and have visited Merthyr and Middles- borough, lived in Birmingham, and walked over Cork and Belfast, but more than all, he must know Glasgow, before ...

... ASSOCIATION OF MIlNERS. THIRD DAY. t The sittinig of' the cenierteu was resumied yesterday go orncring at the Drill Hall, Merthyr, under the preosidency tbi of Mir. T1. Halliday. There was a good attendance of n( delegates, Il] Before the business of the ...