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■afc-aa—^ tTTE, THE UNDERSIGNED, being Five of the W MKMBE^Sof theC >M\IITTBR OF MANAGE- MENT of thp BRKCKNOCK ami ABERGAVENNY p<\A[ NAVIGATION, do hereby CONVENE A SPKCf U," ASSEMBLY of the PROPRIETORS of the said NAVIG ATION, to tw held at the SHIRE HALL, in the Town of BRECKNOCK, in the County of Brecknock, I., on TUESDAY the Ninth day of JUNE next, at Twelve oC.ock at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Solicitors, as to the present state of the lesralI pro- ceedings adopted hv Mo-sieurs Harford. Dav.es and Com. Danv. against the said Brecknock and Abergavenny C<.nal Company; and with the view of tak.n? inrt.consideration the several Notices received hy the agent of the last men- tioned Company, fr<wn various persons in respect to the Railroads required to be made by the said Messieurs Har- ford. Davies and Company, so that the Proprietors as- sembled a* such special assembly may malte such orders, and give such directions in respect to the several matters before set forth, asto them shall seem meet. Dated this 13th day of Mav, 1835. JOHN WILLIAMS, LANCELOT MORGAN, JOHN LLOYD, HUGH BOLD. WALTER MAYBERY. TO O(Q) RMiTIiRia NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Com- mifee of the MONMOUTHSHIRE CANAL NAVIGATION will, at tleir next Meeting RKCfclVR TENDERS for supplying the Company with ONE HUNDRED TONS of Three Feet PRAM PLATES, made of Bright Grey Iron, weighing 70ios, each Plate. To be delivered in Lots of not less than 20 Tons at a time; 50 Tons on the Aberbeeg Tram Uoad, near Aberys- truth Church 30 Tons at Aberheeg Bridie, on the Beau- fort Tram Road; and 20 Tons at Risca Tram Road Bridge. Persons wishing to Contract for the same, are requested to send in their Proposals to the Committee by Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon on Saturday, the 30th of May instant. Payment to be by Cash on the Completion of the delivery, THOMAS COOKE. Clerk to the Canal Company. Canal Office,Newport, May 20l. 1835. DOWLAIS. DESIRABLE INVESTMENT. o be i&oitl bs auction, BY Mr T. DA VIES, At the SWAN hrs, DOWLAIS. on THURSDAY, the 28th instant, at 6 o'Clock in the evening, ALL that EXCELLENT and WELL SITUATED PREMISES, with a Garden Attached, called the BUTCHER'S ARMS, now in full business and in the occupation of "I" IvJmund Thomas, as yearly Tenant. (well bui!t and in substantial repair^ held under a Lease from the Dowlais Iron Company, 82 years of which are now unexpired The Premises are now let to a responsi- be Tenant, at the present low R"nt offis subject to the ve^v trifling Ground Ren: of 16.. 10d per annum. Further particulars, if required, may he had of the Auctioneer. Mr T. Davies, Bush Inn, Merthyr 1ay 21st. IRa,. EXTENSIVE. IRON WORKS, IN THE COUNTIES OF MONMOUTH AND BRECON. To for Ulcrtmptortlg Solfc, PURSUANT to a Decree of the Hig-h Court of Chancery, made in a Cause wherein the Most Noble JOHN CRICHTON STUART, MARQUESS OF BUTE, and another, are Plaintiff- and THOMAS SEATON r ORMAN, and other. are Defendants, before the Right Honorable Robert Lord Henley, one of the" asters of the Slid Court, on FRI OA y, the 10th day of JULY. 1835. at t!>e Public Sale Room of the said Court, in SOUTHAMPTON BUILDINGS, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON, IN ONE I,OT, All that extensive Freehold and Lease- hold luineral Property, CALLED THE RUMNEY EST ATE WITI-) THE IRON WORKS and MACHINERY thereon, situate in the Parishes of Bedwelty and Langunoider, in the counties of Monmouth and Brecon, consisting the whole of about 1,779 Acres. whereof 1,108, or thereabouts, are Freehold, and the remainder Leasehold. Printed particulars may be had, gratis, at the said Master's Caaiubets, in Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane, London; of Messrs Blunt, Roy. Hi iint, and Duncan, Solicitors. No. 10, Liverpool Street, London j of Messrs. Swe<*t and Sutton, Solicitors, No. 6, B tsinghall Street, London; Messrs Meyrick and Davis. Solicitors. Mertliyr Tydvil Mr Richards, Solicitor. Cardiff; at the Bush Inn, Bristol and at the principal Inns in Cardiff and Merthyr Tydvil, in and in Chepstow and Newport, Monmouthshire; and the Premises mav be viewed, upon apali^ation, at the Works, where the Plans of the same may be seen. [J) CJ)l:!J!Æ rJJJ) IlfJ [J) m ø?J 1Jf) LLANWRTYD WELLS. litcftatu tiríct ETl RNS his most grateful acknowledgement t0 those Ladies and Gentlemen w ho. the last Season, favoured him with their patronage, which he hopes, by assiduous attention, with earnest and zealous endeavours to wease, again to experience, when the approaching Season arrives, previous to which he deems it a duty in cumbent on him especially to acquait those who so liberally encouraged him the past Season, and who witnessed the uncom fortable and unfinished state the Well House, and ail around was then in. that the New Pump House is now entirely completed, having two beautiful New Batla exclusively for the inmates of Dolecoed adjoining eat b is a neat Dressing room, furnished with everv requisite* and entirely secluded from observation; in addition to which a Show.-r Bath has been provided for the benefit of those who may, from being troubled with nervous or other complaints, require such an application. The commodious Sitting-room, and every apartment, is filled up in a style which R. P. hope-; will give satisfaction to those who may the NEXT SEASON be PLEASED TO VISIT THE BEA-UTIFUL VALE OF IRVON, and the wonderfully romantic and picturesque scenery of the surrounding country, so much the delight and admiration of strangers visiting this celebrated healthful spot. Th i efficacy of these waters, in removing scrofula, debility, hypochondriacal, bilious and nervous disorders, chronic eruptions of the skin, termed scorbutic, erysipelas, &c.; and that it affords great relief in gravel and painful affections of the kidneys, is well known to those who have made trial of their virtue. R. P. wishes to observe that many external embellish- ments and improvements, both for delight and convenience, have been made in the vicinity of Dolecoed and its en- v irons. P-S. To ensure a speedy reply, R. P. would recommend that all comiauuicatioas be uiaue through the Llandovery post. FOR BILIOUS, STOMACH, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, SICK HEAD-ACHES, &c. SYDENHAM'S ANTIBILIOUS APERIENT, or FAMILY PILLS OF HEALTH. ENTIRELY VEGE- TABLE:—A safe'and efficacious Medicine, indigestion, Habitual Costivetiess, Loss of Appetite. Sick Head Ache, Flatuiencie,g, Gout, Spasms, Heartburn, tyc., are more speedily and effectually removed than could he credited, L'K from experience in the use of these valuable Pills.- One trial will be an irrefiagaWe proof. Mild, yet effectual in their operation, being free from calomel, the3; require no confinement or alteration in diet moderate exercise en- creases their good effects. One or two pills may be taken at any time when costive or uneasv in the stomach wr bowels, and SYDEKHAM s PILLS should be taken by per- sons o a ages, when in this state, as tliev assist digestion, correct excesses of the table, give a healthy action to the s.omac i,,remove most of the complaints to which the diges- r-r?,are 8",bject' and will lead to health and a ti ■ a Url° a^6 l. ^'Ie most delicate females, the young, a" i Pregnant prefer them to most other imnrnvB tK^ 3re ^euefie'a to their general health and which will resKrthe -An*lher im^rt.SUt adpv.a.nU^ that keeping the bow™U in S T USP, ■'»' in a great measure, be 'v^TABLJA C"0lera- Influ^sf &"Sb7a Naval and Mdiury mentor D" "I' e$'ect™1— and Commercial gentlemen finlT '"Ur> hv"- repel the attacks of disease ? 3 'T ass,s,ant to ran- s:atc'of^he s'toS^co'r.^crth'e' Ijeaitny secretions; cleanse the stomach Snd bowels from Ijeaitny secretions; cleanse the stomach Snd bowels from «, College G,Li KBI=f- Caemists, Booksellers 1° d' n als° b-Vom°St reJP«'able in rKA -.fJnifpH IT; i' Dealers in Patent Medicioes z «'f »•! the purchase arthe larger boxes. vi«. 4. 6., anU 1)s. = v .e esPeci*"v particular, and seethe ItEuES' 6risTc1-' on the Govern- .^«nt, Staoapafl^Jed to each Box, by order of his Majesty's ^"mmissaou^he im.tauon of which is a Capital offend ?f.U, 1 .á J ú,'c TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, < AN ACTIVE AND WELL-EDUCATED YOUTH, ns an APPRENTICE to the PRINTING, BIND- ING, and STATIONERY Business. Apply (postage-paid) to Mr r. Farror, Monmouth. WANTED, A GOOD COOK, who can be well recommended from her last Place.—Liberal Wages will be given. Apply, at the Post Office, Abergavenny if by letter, postage paid. £ 4,000. THE above Sum to be INVESTED IN THE PUR- CHASE OF FREEHOLD LAND, in the Northern District of Glamorganshire. Also WANTED- for two or three months, FUR- NISHED APARTMENTS, consisting of one or two Sitting-rooms and two or three Bed-rooms, near the Sea; the vicinity of Bridgend would he preferred. Address, post paid. M. E. 14, Clarence-place, Kings- town, Bristol. (One Concern.) (BlamorgawSfttrc Canal ltabigation. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Annual General Meeting or Assembly of the Company of Proprietors of this Navigation. will be held at tie CARDIFF ARMS INS, in the Town of CARDIFF, on WEDNESDAY the 3d day of JUNE next, at the hour of Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. GEORGE FORREST, Clerk to the Company. Navigation House, 18th May, 1835. GLAMORGAN AND MONMOUTHSHIRE horticultural Soctctu* RPHE SECOND SHOW wi'l be he'd at CARBIFF, t on WEDNESDAY, the 3rd Day of JUNE NEXT, when Prizes will be given for Flowers, Fruit and Ve- getables. Also Cottagers Prizes. R. RE SC E. Cardiff,21 *t May, 1835..Hon. Secretary. Churcii Atíøøíonarll Society* A SERMON WILL BE PREACHED (D V.) in aid of THIS SOCIETY, at ST. MAHY'S CHURCH, SWANSEA, on SUNDAY, the 31st Instant, at Eleven o'clock. By The Rev. ALLAN C. CORNWALL, A.M. SermoiiS will also he preached at ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, on the same day at Eievrn o'clock. By The Rev W. D. CONYBEARE, A.M. AND AT SIX. Bv The Rev. A. C. CORNWALL, A.M. And. on MONDAY EVENING, at Half past Six o'clock, a MEETING wi] be h..ld in the TOWN HALL, The Rev. Ni, M. IIEWSON, D.D. in the Chair. When the Deputation from the Parent Society, with Major MACKWORTH and other Gentlemen, will address the Meeting. SWANSEA INIFIRDIARY- ^HERE is now an-Opportunity for ADMITTING I a sufficiently educated Young Man as AN APPREN- TICE in the ABOVE INSTITUTION, to be regularly bound to the resident Surged and Apothecary, the num- ber being confined to two. The Advantage, to be derived by a steady young man from such an engasement, are of a very unusual and superior nature combining with im- mense In-door and Out-door Practice, the opportunity of observing and availing him-flf of the great skill and ex- perience of the whole Medicil Board almost exclusively as under the fourth rule of the Institution relating to Sur- geons (viz each surgeon shall be allowed to introduce an Apprentice or Punil first gtung in his name to the Ge- nerat or Weekly Board, and having him entered in their minutes.) There can be but two other Pupils or Appren- tices, and those only partially employed A moderate Premium, to be divided between the cha- rity and the resident surgeon, will he expected, to whom Applications may be made, and if by Letter to be Post- Paid. (Signed) G. STROTTD, Secretary. I WHEREAS a Paper,of which a copy is inserted below*, bearing the signature of five gentlemen of the Medical Profession, (whether the whole of them are legally entitled to the denomination of S irgeon, I will lot stop now to enquire), has been printed and extensively i^i.tril>med in this neighbourhood, stating that certain re- ports had been circu'ated by uie, tendiug to injure the pro- fcssiona' character of Mr Hussell, Surgeon, as to his treat- ment of Michael Tlegan,and also stating that, the professional opinion which I hid given, that Miehael Rean's thigh was dislocated," was not correct, but that it was 1, a simple frac- ture of the neck of the thigh hone. I feel called upon to state the real history of this ca-e. as far as I am concerned, or kuow and let every impartial person dccidc, whether the publication of this document, which tends to the iu- jury of my professional reputation, be justifiable or not. Michael Hcgan, a woikinan in t. e employment of the Penydarran Iron Co. sustained a severe accident in the works, and was attended by Mr Russell and his assistants In the course of five or six months after the accident, some friends of the man, wishing for other advice, called in Mr John Martin, who after an examination, stated that the thigh was dislocated, and that in consequence of the length of time which had elapsed, without reducing the dislocation, it was then impossible to dfect it. This state mcnt of Mr Martin was impugned, and his surgical ability called in question, and I was professionally requested by him to examine the case; I did so. and gave my decided and unqualified opinion, and to which I stili adhere, that it Was a dislocation of the thigh bone, and not a fracture. I he man has since been examined by Mr Hopkins, of Llandaff, and also by Mr Recce, of Cardiff, both of them Members of the Royal College of Surgeons, and justly eminent ID the Profession, who, unhesitatingly 'and un- qualifiedly, concarred in the opinion expressed by Mr Martm and myself. To put .the case beyond the pos- sibility of doubt, Michael Regan is gone to Loudon, to be there examined by the most distinguished men in the 1 rofessiou; and as the case has been thus thrust before the public, the public shall, as soon as it has been as- certained, be made acquainted with the result. In the mean while, permit me to state, that in com- plying with the request of Mr Martin, 1 was strictly within the ru es of professional dnty and etiquette, and that I was not actuated by any intention of wounding the feelings or in- juring Uie reputation of any Member of the Profession. JOB JAMES, Surgeon. Merthyr lydfil. May 22nd, 1835 I he following is the paper referred to: — AI ^I'^feas reports have been circulated in Merthyr. by Mr Job James and others, tending to injure theprofessiona c arac cr o ilr Russell, Surgeon, stating that Michael egan, a ourer, who some time since had a compound riT 0 1 .e 3* an<' a simple fracture of the neck of the L 18 n°W s"ffering from an irreduced dislocation o t e t ig and disabled in consequence of the unskilful treatment and great negligence of Mr Russell. ^e' ',he undersig»ed Medical Men of Merthyr and the neighbourhood have, in conscquence of such reports, re- spectively examined the said Michael Regan, and do hereby certify that there is no dislocation of the thigh; that t.ie treatment his been proper, and that no negligence is apparent, biu on the contrary, we consider it to be a good and effectual cure, (considering the nature of the ac- cident); and that there is nothing in the case to cast discredit or want of professional skill on the part of Mr Russell#' "JAMES LEWIS, Surgeon, Cardiff. A. 1ow LA N DS, Surgeon, Nantyglo. EDWARD DAVIES, Surgeon, Merthyr. CHARI.ES FOREST, Surgeon, Hirwain. W II.I IAM THOMAS, Surgeon, Merthyr."

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