... Broad-Street, where a Ground Han the Premises in St. Thomas-Street may he seen. THOMAS EVASS, SHOPKEEPER, MERTHYR. THE Creditors of THOMAS EVANS, of Merthyr, are respectfully informed, (bat Deed of Assignment will left J. ADE’.s, No. Queen Square, till the ...

... On Friday night week, about nine o'clock, the premises of Mr. Smith, provision merchant, ill Charlotte-street, near Queen-slum were attempted to be broken into by three men, but the strength of the looks resisted their utmost efforts, and being perceived ...

... W T Dilkes is anointed Lieut-Goveruor lieut-Gen The Hoogltlcy of 600 Ions for the Swan River with agricultural implements slum be passenger At the East India Company’s sale this morning Bengal 5 per cent Philip Esq elected MP Eye vice M The Archbishop ...

... I’ont-yr-rbeen which upper water from to Act in is an unlawful and work ol canal lo the graving unlawful the ranal summit at Merthyr to termination from enlarged completion unlawful and it unlawful divert any liver TaH'intn the canal tbe injury Mclin Gnflilh ...

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... Nthe Packets; and from ceraUrto Alrrthyr every lioadm, Wednesday, sad Friday, starting from Ca:ditfat 6 o'clock somine. and Merthyr at 5 o'clock evening. Pomo-Mom sod ABYSM SIN Coach daily bet3ltCP Mae pieces and ltint: arriving at Nes port about half-past ...

... Grapes..nMer. garturight. Pot of White Gennes.—Mr. Green ?eau—Manse Daniel, Fag. Aetiehokes.—.CsM G. Langton, White Samara &slum—George Sorge', Eat. CaUage.—Joseph E,anL Caron.—Flizabeth Watts. CiattlidgeAnn Gunning. Noarger—Mrs. Reid. Gebderge.—lldra ...

... however, was adjourned Several Private Rills were read a second time. Among theni were the following for Railways and Derby, Merthyr Tydfil and Cardiff'. Whitby and Pickering, Southwark and Hammersmith, London' Black wall Commercial, Lancaster and Preston ...

... Cougresbury for some land belonging to the cliarity, which had been some years since added to the glel**, and to erect boundary slums between the two properties. Ta» » Vau; Kmi.wav. —The half-yearly General Meeting the Shareholders of the Company took place ...

... completion (except the ballsittrig soil Loy run tbe perwent Haile.) of that poetical of the Lin• extending from the termini's et Merthyr. to the frosting of the W arercourae. marked No. in lb. l'arli.ouenrar. neor 1 - m.l.v-thew, in the pariah of Mirth) r Tldrd ...

... of being - tnov for manure with the manure 1 intothe forgetting that it is the the alone least ’:! ‘s Notwitli-staiuiin' slum oi mi- - tVn effect let out with velocity fourfold least to that part the excavatin'' ofthe river admitting vessels all tide ...

... attorney, of Worcester, Miss Elizabeth Walters, LyoosbaJi* Herefordshire. —On the Bth iosl. Mr. W m. Todd, wine and merchant, of Merthyr lyd»il, to Ruth, youugest daughter oft), late Mr Ball, formerly of Pen kelly Caatlc. Breconxlure.—Same day, William H. .'smith ...