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... 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 ...
... truly worthy and a kind friend of the poor. Suddenly, a hew days since, at ins residence, Victoria House, Victoria -street, Merthyr Tydfil, while conversing with his family, Mr. John Watkins, cabinet maker, an old respectable inhabitant of the town, aged ...
... description of I:ie diseases Caused by infection, and by the abuse of mercury ; primary se comiary symptom% eruptions of the slum throat. intlanturatiou of the eyes disease of the bones, giororrhosa. eleet, Sic.. are shown to depend Aaviceot the treatment ...
... Aberdare, by the Rey. Win. Ed tierds, in presence ot Slr. David Lewis, registrar, Mr. John llowells, peer, Vieteria-etreet, Merthyr, to Mite Sarah donee, ef Dow:dis. March 25, at Si Mery'e Church, Cardiff, Mr. R. Wools to MiSa Sarah elowkien, both of Cardiff ...
... putting down Poperythe Pope and the cause ot the devil, what was he doing in celebrating the return of Sir J. Guest for Merthyr ? We believe tint in his votes on May. nooth and Irish ecclesiastical questions, the Whig member comes pretty much under the ...
... Intended tts sa • y that the ; it sometimes rUIIS aS much as half a mile, and it makes serious accident may have happened. slum were knocked down to themselvm. The next lot, t• its J the same o enion These who followed a ' • • • at tl I ' Robberies numbers ...
... This is the mat wedding ever known to have been solemnised at the abovechuroh. May ti, at Brecon, Mr. E. W. Rees, merchant, Merthyr, to Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry Williams. rigent, Court, Brecon. At Boeston, Notts, the Rev. Win. Hope, M.A., of St ...
... 5 1,, u ne n ,, , ,, 1 , a ,il y , ; And descendent the steps of thine adamant throne, having stolen weari ng apparel at Merthyr, the properly ready and thankful to adopt and act upon it. So far or science, and achieved a short-lived popularity hy Pan- ...
... of Friday last. was to be a serious and with view of erroneous impression on which it woe foulltled, the lion. member for Merthyr. Mr. who hot so prominent a pirt in the promotion of the bill now in the Rouse of wrote the letter to Chronicle Sin,—The and ...
... March 30, the Wile of Mr. chronometer maker, of a eon. Lately, the wife of Mr. J. Williams, Cabinet-maker, Vietoria-street, Merthyr, of a son. March 24, the wife of Henry Non., E,q., of Green near Carmarthen, of a sow March 2.i, the of the Rev. John Williams ...