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... Recorded at Brynteg. Approximate height above sea level, 685 feet. Date. Direction of Rain- Thermometer Readings. Wind. fall. Max. Mln. Wet. Drr. Nov. 26 N. '0 40 35 37 38 „ 27 N.E. '0 45 36 36 .38 28 E. '03 34 32 36 32 29 K '0 36 32 33 35 „ 3Q E. -0 39 25 27 28 Dec. 1 S.E. '0 40 .32 3ri 37 2 S.B. '72 43 35 40 40 Total '7a • 1 ...

... METEO KOI.OCUCAI, KEG 1ST K K. Ivucorded ac Rrynteg. Approximate height above Sea level, 635 feet. Date. Dirt-etiofi of kair* Tlicriii'jintt'jr Kradinjrg. .i v-1?; MiH. Wf- T>rv. Aug, J3 N.W. -oa 69 56 58 61 lr '10 66 ,V. S;, 60 » Vl '0Z to *2 5-1 !6 0 66 44 54 59 1.7 '0 66 43 54 59 io 69 55 SC. 62 19 N.W. '30 62 46 53 53 -47 ...

... LIFEBUOY x c Roya! Disinfectant c SOAP. c c X A Doctor's Opinion. X K* TWYFORD, BERKS, March j/st, I896. > ...

... MARKET TIOKETS. Cheap Market Tickets will be issned from the undermentioned Stations at the following Fares, available for day of issue only. To NEWPORT To BRECON on To MERTHYR To DOWLAIS on NVednesdays Fridays by 1st on Saturdays by on Saturdays by by Ist and 2nd and 2nd trains. 1st & 2nd trains. 1st & 2nd trains. ,tra'nfj and on uaturdays by any ordinary trains. BRECON 2,6 TALYLLYN ,6d. 2/3 ...

... attend on account of sickness. a his GREAT SUCCESS m Merthyr and di-trict he has nov FIVE PLACES of Attendance, In 12 mouths nearly 4,000 have received his Treatment. Call at once and see the Great ASD TESTIMUNTALS, WONDERFUL CURES after years of suffering. ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS. A SURE CURE in every case, whatever the com plaint or disease may be, “It will be taken in charge and ...

... FINEST BLENDED LIGHTNING TERA, ONLY ts. Gd. PER LB. There is nv better PBA, no matter what price you pay. If you want a Treat, PRY IT ONLY ADDRESS IN MERTHYR ALBION HOUSE, HIGH-STREET, MERTHYR. ...

... 1 SPARKS FROM THE ANVIL., L By JOE HAMMERSMITH.] Dr. W. Williams, M.A., M.D., D.P.H., sends me his fourth annual report as County Medical Officer. It is a demy octavo volume of some hundred pages, beautifully printed at the Western Mail office. The area concerned is that of the Glamorgan County Council. The geographical county has an area of 516,966 acres 11,151 acres are in- cluded in the ...

... The Infectious Diseases Notification Act. Friday. Present: Messrs. D. P. Davies, J.P., vice-chairman (presiding), E. Morgan, J. Howell, M. John, T. Rees, G. George, J.P., L. N. Williams, D. Williams, O. Harries, R. Llewellyn, Revs. B. Evans, T. Humphreys, and Mr. W. Phillips (deputy-clerk). THE VICK-CHAIRMAN RETURNS THANKS.—Mr. D. P. Davies I have uow the pleasure of acknow- ledging the ...

... QUOITS. Fenrheolgerrigr, Merthyr v. Brynmawr A very pleasantly contested match was played on the ground of the former on Wednesday after- noon. the result was a victory for Bryumawr, who are an exceedingly strong team, and have- recently beaten Hereford and Cheltenham. The following arc the scores :— BKYNMAWR. Ifor Cook 21 W. H. Price 14 21 A. E. Webb 21 E. W. Jones 21 A. Evans 9 J. Charles 21 ...

... j MERTHYR COUNCIL ELECTION. There was only one contest here, viz., in the Plymouth Ward, when Mr. Henry W. Lewis, the retiring member, was opposed by Mr. Arthur Daniel. Mr. Lewis was successful, polling 578 votes as against 455 recorded for his opponent. There was an entire absence of excitement, and the contest was fought with the utmost good humour. ...