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... officer of health, and we are very glad to know that Merthyr pos- sesses one who will most assuredly contribute in a great degree to the health of the neighbour- hood. Great as is the change in Merthyr since Mr. IRammell described its horrors there is still ...
... 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, ...
... 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 ...
... 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; ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... 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 ...
... wherein its believers are able to afford to large and popular gatherings conclu- sive proofs of the truth of their theories. At Merthyr, Neath and other towns in this district, however, there were held a few months ago a number of stances at some private houses ...
... able'sunm for one 'of them, -but b le intends to rear- ofI k10 .- thomia for the nexnt Coystal Palace Cat Show. ' ime Vcr - MER-THYR A Mrr. - OF THE MARQUIS or Buts TO. MOnLAIS WIT m ud' CAHTLE.-01 Sat1burday the Marquis oil Thlte, aceom- two aiedhy 31 lropel ...
... of the school board there, because he regarded it as a por- tion of his duty as a town-clerk. He was, how- ever awarded the slum of £15. 'It was clear that they could not pay for refresbments, unless a special agreement for refreshments was made by the ...
... 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 ...