The Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette and Merthyr Guardian

!8Líf[WE11JBJrnSr HMMII WCWM THE RHYMNEY IRON COMPANY are ready JL to LET LAND UPON BUILDING LEASES- The Terms will be found very liberal. and may bp known by applying to llichard Johnson, Esq., at the Office, on the premises. Rhymney Iron Works, March 31,18.17. [DUTY FREE.] BRIDGEND AND COWBRIDGE UNION Lro be goili bn Euctton, (By order of the Poor Law Commissioners) By Mr JOHN AUBREY, At the BEA R INN, in the Town of COWBRIDGE, on TUESDAY, the Sixth day of JUNE next,between the hours of two and four in the afternoon, subject to such conditions as shall be then produced, A RANGE of FREEHOLD COTTAGES, or SINGLE ROOMS, divided from each other by a ■wall together with a Nailor's Shop, and a small piece of Ground to the eastward of the said Cottages and also about 80 square Yards of Ground, lying behind the said Cottages, and now leased to Mr John Anthony, for the Temainder of an unexpired term of 99 years, at the yearly Rent of One Pound, situate in Church Street, in the said Town of Cowbridge. For further particulars and conditions of Sale, apply to Mr Wm, Edmondes, Clerk to the Board of Guaidians, Cowbridge. GLAMORGANSHIRE. o fit 11rt ftttcttow, BY MR. R. WILLIAMS, At the BRIDGE DiN. in NEWBRIDGE, on WED- NESD-VY, the 7th Day of JUNE next, at Three o'Clock in the Afternoon. I^HE VICARIAL TITHES of Ihe Parishes of Llantrissent, Lantwit-vardre, Lanwonno, Aberdare, and Y stradyvod wg. For particulars, apply to the Auctioneer. Aberdare. to g R (a N m§TELR§, SMELTERS AND OTHER MANUFACTURERS In Iron and Steel. VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES. To be JSolTT, bs ribate Contract, SEVERAL valuable ESTATES, including a num- ber of rich and extensive COAL and IHOS MINES; the surface of the Soil round the latter containing im- mense masses of the finest Kidney Ore, in the vicinitv of some of the most flourishing and populous Towns of that State, with Railroads, Turpike Roads and Canals, which furnish easy Outlets to any part of the United States. Particulars may be obtained of Mr H. W. Bull, Solicitor, No. 25. Ely Place Holhorn, I-ondon, to whom letters, (post paid) may be addressed. VALUABLE LANDS, IN LEWIS COUNTY, In the Vicinity of the Ohio River, WESTERN VIRGINIA, UNITED STATES, JFox Sale, bn tlribate Contract- LOT 1. A PLOT OF LAND, 5000 Acres, sub- divided into 32 Farms, each of 160 Acres, or thereabouts, lying on the left bank of the navigable Little Kanawha River, a branch of the Great Ohio. LOT 2. A PLOT OF LAND, containing 2000 Acres, sub- divided into 9 Farms, of 222 Acres each, on the banks of Hughes's River, a navigable branch of the Little Kanawha. LOT 3. ANOTHER PLOT OF LAND, containing 2560 Acres, subdivided into 16 Farms, each of 160 Acres, situate near the improving Towns of Weston and Westfield, on the Horn, Cove, and Leading Creeks, branches of the Little Kanawha. LOT 4. ANOTHER PLOT OF L AN D. containing 3350 Acres, subdivided into 1H Farms, of from 160 to 290 Acres each, lying on the Waters of Freeman's Creek, a branch of the Monongaheln River. LOT 5. ANOTHER PLOT OF LAND, containing 2900 Acres, subdivided into 9 Farms, of from 2SO to 390 Acres eaeh, lying on the banks of Hughes's River, before de. scribed. LOT G. ANOTHER PLOT OF LAD, containing 2720 Acres, subdivided into 16 Farms, of 170 Acres each, lying on Leading Creek,and nearly contiguous to Lot 4. The above Plots of Land, for the most part, clothed with fine growing Timber, the sale of which will more than cover the expense of clearing, are centrally situated, in a healthy climale, between the thriving Towns of Middlebourn, Clarksburg, Parkersburg, Weston, Beverley, Westfield, Elizabeth Town, and Bull's Town. They are well watered, and are capable of being. at small expense brought into a high stale of cultivation. Be. sides the valuable productions yielded by the soil, these lands are also admirably adapted for Stock ramnc. The products of the numerous thriving Farms in this neigh- bourhood are, Indian Corn, Wheat, Barley, Oats, :e, Beans, Buckwheat. Hemp, Flax, Cotton, and Tobacco. S'Veet and Irish Potatoes, Turnips, Pompions. Melons, Cabbages. Beets, and every Garden Vegetable peculiar to England. Abundant supplies of indigenous and exotic Grapes, and all Enropean Fruits, of an improved flavour, grow upon the soil, and every Farmer is able to manufacture Sugar from the Maple, sufficient to supply the wants of his family, indigenous orchards of this Tree abouuding in almost every hollow, and on every water course, in Western Virginia. The neighbouring Forests also yield the White and Black Walnut, Acorns, Chestnuts, Hickory an,1 Hazle Nuts, and nutritious roots, Upon wh Ich the Hogs of the Farm fatten in the autumn. The Live Stock commonly raised are Horses, Mules, Nfat Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, and Poultry of every descrip- tion, equal to any in the world. The Plots are of easy access, lying near to main roads and navigable streams communicating with the above Towns, thereby affording the greatest facility for the sale of all marketable produce. Upon the various rivers of this County are situate extensive Manufacturing Mills, Stores, and Salt Works, where the Agriculturist may be supplied with building materials, domestic requisites, and all implements o! husbandry, upon the most moderate terms. The Titles, which have been recently examined, and certified to be correct, by the Registrar of the Land Office in Virginia, are deduced from the original State Grants to the present Proprietor. \bstracts of these litles will b. furnished to persons desiring to purchase, and they will not be required to pay their purchase monies umil they, or their respective Solicitors, shall have approved of the same. A couci,e description of the Counties, Towns, Villages, and other places delineated on the Map is subjoined but, persons requiring further and more extensive information, will find it in a little work upon Virginia, which has been compiled with much care, from the most authentic sources, and has been recently published, price Three Shillings, by Mr. Edward Bull, of Holies Street, Cavendish Square, and may be had of all Booksellers. Mr. Henry Bull, of No. 25, Ely Place, London, Solicitor, is authorised by the Proprietor to treat for the Sale of whom Particulars may be obtained, and with whom the Titles are deposited. Particulars may also be obtained of Mr. Leifchild, Land Surveyor, and Auctioneer, Lothbury and at Garraway's. and the Auction Mart. May, 1837. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BB SOLD, OR LET FOR A TERM, tl:o z J wœ A COMMODIOUS FAMILY HOUSE, appro- priately Furnished, with 30 Acres of Land adjoining, situated Three miles from Neath, on the Cambridge Road, and Six from Swansea, in a sheltered sitaatioa, commanding extensive sea views of the Mumbles and Bristol Channel. The House consists of Four Sitting Rooms, and Two Kitchens, with all convenient offices, well supplied with water, on the ground floor; and Ten Bed Rooms over, approached by two stairs adjoining is a Carriage House, and Stabling for Four Horses, Piggery, Sic. The Yo -bole lately put in complete repair, with every regard to t*omfort. The' Furniture, &c. may be taken at a valuation, and the pre. -uites entered upon immediately. For f'ui *ther particuUts, application, post paid, to Mr C«thb«rtso. VSo'ltor'. Neath/ meet witL attention. g Tii Advertisement will Dot be repeated BRECONSHIRE. RISIDF4NCE FOR A SMALL FAMILY. CO be Urti, AND ENTERED VPON IMMEDIATELY, A SMALL MANSION HOUSE, with a large GAR. A. DEN attarhed, called BLAENNANT, Conveniently situated in the beautiful VALE of USK, and about five miles from the Market Town of Brecon. It was for several years occupied by the family of the late proprietor, William Morris, Fsq. and a small family will now And it to be a comfortable and economical residence. For further particulars, apply to the present proprietor, Esq Glanhonddu, near Brecon, or at the Jtflirt* **t 'Wtfcsrs. Jones, Powell, and Ives, Solicitors, postagejn all applications by letter^ must be paid. 'J i V ■- C>; ;j d=1t"IIQ)9 A CARRIER on the GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL, who can command Six to Eight Boats. Apply, by letter post paid, A. B. l'o-t Oiffce. Mcrthyr. AtSHDEACOIMkW OF 8 R [E (D co N rpHE ANNUAL MEETING of the SUBSCRI- t BERS of the CEERICM. CHARITY, in this Archdeaconry. Wli.l, R K HKI.D at the SWAN INN, BRECON, on TUESDAY the 30th instant,when aSotmon will be preached on the occasion, at Eleven o'clock, in Saint Mary's Chapel, by the Hev. William North, B.ecnn A collection, in aid of the Funds of the Institu- tion, will he made at the Cliatiel dnors, after service. Dinner, at 3s. each, on the table at Fonr o'clock. Stewards. PENRY WILLIAMS, Esq. Penpont, HEY. It, W. P. D.\ VI !:5, Courtygolleii. THOMAS WILLIAMS. Treasurer. Brecon, May I-'ith, 1837. QJ ID Q IB V? Hit £ THF. Public are most respectfully informed that the CHEAPEST CONVEYANCE from LONDON to BRISTOL, is by Messrs. PINK, GREEN and Co. Fly Vans, Daily at I'wo o'clock, from the Van Inn, Giltspur Street, to Green's Warehouse, Devizes; Castle and Ball, Bath; and Blarid's Warehouse, Broadmcad, Bristol. Messrs. P. G. a,1(l Co. flatter themselves, that, by strict attention and punctualitv in forwarding all Good* intrusted to their carc, they will meet with that support they deserve. BRECON SHIRE. lypTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN, that the next J- ▼ GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the Peace for this County, will be holden On TUESDAY, the TWENTY-SEVENTH day of JUNE Next, at the Shire-hall, in the town of Brecon on which day the Magistrates will meet and proceed to Court at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. The (Jrand Juril will then be 1 worn at which time all Prosecutors and Witnesses are directed to attend and prefer their Bills of Indictment; and all Appeals and Traverses intended to be prosecuted at the same Sessions, and notice of all applications by Overseers or Guardiaus of Parishes, for orders up"n putative fathers, for reimbursement fur maintenance and support of bastard children, under the Act 4th and 5th William I V, cap 76, must be enteredtvith the Clerk of the Peace, before the sitting of the Court. NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, That, at the siid next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, the Magistrates will take into consideration the teverel applications received for the situation of Governor of the County Gaol,and make such order thereon as to them shall seem fit. NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, That all persons havinq claims upon the County, in respect of work done and articls fwnishedfor the use of the County Gaol, must attend with their accounts before the Visiting Magistrates, at the Gaol, on Tuesday, the 20til day of June next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon; and persons having other claims upon the County, must attend with their accounts before the Magistrates, at the Town Hall, Brecon, on Monday, the Twenty-Sixth day of June next, at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, when such several accounts will be audited. A lid further, that the business relating to the Assess- ment, Application and Management of the County Stock or Rate will commence at tivo o'clock in the afternoon of the said '27th day of June next. Dated the 24th day of May, 1837. POWELL, Clerk of the Peace. SSrcccmgiure Ettntptfte er-ltot. T a MEETING of the TRUSTEES, held at XI BRECKNOCK SHIRE-HALL, hy adjournment, on WEDNESD vY the 10th day of MAY. 11;:37. JOHN PARRY Wii.KINS,ESQ., in the Chair. The following Notices having been delivered at the above Meeting, it was ordered, that the same be entered in the Minutes, and published by the Clerk according to Law: MERTHYR CYNOG AND PONTFAEN NEW ROAD. Brecon, May 10th, 1837. c. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that application "will he made at the next GENERAL TURNPIKE MEETING for an advance of the further Sum of ONE "HUNDRED POUNDS, for the purpose of completing the TURNPIKE ROAD, from the Village of Poutfaen, '• to Merthyr Cynog. PHILIP VAUGHAN. D. W. LLOYD. "THOMAS VAUGHAN." BISHOP'S MEADOW AND FORGE HILL NEW ROADS. "BRECON TURNPIKE TRUST, 10 May, 1837 £ 3100 having been expended hy this Trust, in com- "pleting the deviations near the Bishop's Meadow, and at the Forge Pitch on the Hay Road, and it aopear- ing by an Order made the 8th day of April, 1835, that "this Board contemplated, when the above deviation* "were open to the Public, to erect a Turnpike for the payment of the interest of the above £3100, and for "the general benefit of this Trust, We give Notice, that on the Second Wednesday in June next, we will move that a Toll Gate be erected at or nea" Bionllys, "on the Hay Road. And complaints having been "frequently made at this Board, that the Sum allowed by thisTrust, for the Repairs of the Hay Roan, are not "sufficient to keep it in Repair with the best Materials, ve also give Notice, that on the second Wednesday in "June next, we will move that an additional sum of £ 9 per Ntile, be allowed for the repair of this Road, to "commence on the First day of J uly next. "JOHN P. WILKINS. "CHAS. V UGH N, "JN. HOTCHKIS" Signed, JOHN P. WILKI MS, Chairman. NOTICE IS HEREBY (JIVRv. that the next Mcctinz of the said Trustors wl" '>e t'f'lofn at the S H J I? FMI V Li" in BRECKNOCK, on WE UN LSI) \Y, the 14th day of JUNE, I<1:17, at Twelve at Noon, when the above Notices will be taken into consideration, and also the Election of new Trustees in the room of such as are dead. By order of the Trustees, WAL. CHUHCHEY, Their Clerk. BRECOXSHIRE. POLLING DISTRICTS. WHEREAS, by an Act passed in the seventh year of the Reigu ot his present Majesty, intituled An Act for rendering more easy the taking of the Poll, at County Elections," it is enacted, that it shall be lawful for His Majesty, hy and with the advice of his Privy Council, from time to time, on Petition from the Justices of any County. Riding, Parts, or Division, in England or VVales, in Quarter Sessions assembled, representing that the number of Polling Places for such County, Riding, Parts, or Division, is insufficient, and praying that the place or places mentioned in the said Petition may be a Polling Place or Polling Places, for the County, Riding, Parts, or Division, of the County, within which such l'lace or Places is or are situate, to declare, that any place or places mentioned in the said Petition shall be a Polling Place, or Polling Places, for that County, Biding, Parts, or Division, and that the Justices of the Peace for such County, Riding, Parts, or Division in Quarter Sessions, or some Special Sessions, assembled' a< mentioned in the Act passed in the third year of the Reign of his present Majesty, intituled An Act to settle and determine the Divisions of Counties, and the limits of Cities and Boroughs in England and Wales, in so far as respects the Election of Members to serve in Parliament," shall, conformably to the said last men- tioned Act, divide such County. Riding, Parts, or Division with convenient Polling Districts, and assign One of sud: Districts to each Polling Place. AND WHEREAS the Justices of the Peace pf the County of Brecon, in Quarter Sessions assembled, at the Shire Hall, in the Town of Brecknock, In the said County, on Tuesday, the 4th day of April, one thousand eight hundred and thirty seven, presented their Pi-tition to his Majesty, representing that the number of Polline Places for the County of Brecon, were lilSllfficifllt, and therefore praying that the Town ot Brecknock, the Village of Devynnock. the Town 01 Hay, the Town of Talgarth, the Town of CrickhoweM, and the Town of Builth, in the said County of Brecon, might be Polling Places for the said County. AND WHEREAS, His Majesty bavmg taken the said Petition into consideration, did, by an order in Council dated the 19th day of April, ,1837. pursuant to the said Act, of the 7th year of his Helgn, by and with the advice of his Privy Couucil, declare, order, and direct, t If at the said places mentioned in the sai etition, liamelv, the Town of Brecknock, the YlI1,e ot Devynnock, the Town of Hay, the Town of 1 '^rtn, the Town of G'rickhowell. and the Town of Bui t 1, in the said County of Brecon, shall be Polling P aces, for the said County of Brecon and further, that the ustices of the Peace for the said County, assembled in Quarter Sessions, or some Special Sessions, as mentione in the said Act, of the 3rdyearof his Majesty's Reign, should, conformably to the said last mentioned Ac!, divide the said County into convenient Polling Districts, and assign one of such Districts to each Polling Place NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at the next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the reaCe f0r this Countv. which will be holden in and for the said County, on TUESDAY, the 27th day of JUr. next, at the SHlhE HALL, in the Town ot B 'ECO- the Magistrates will, in pursuance of the said order in Council, and conformably to the last mentioned Act, proceed to divide the said County into convenient Polling Districts, »nd assign one of such Districts to each oi the said Polling Places. tiiis 24th day of May, IS37. J'UH Clerk of the Peace, BOROUGH OF CARDIFF. A T A MI'.F.TIW of the Gentry, Onry, Mogi,. L trates, and Inhabitants of the BdrOllbh and neighbourhood of Cardiff, holden at the Guild Hall, in the said Borough, on Wednesday, tin' 21ui day of ll;,y, 1837. convened by the Mayor, for the purpose of preparing a Dutiful and Loyal Addicss to Her 1 oyaT Highness the Princess Victoria, on the occasion of Her Royal Higness's attaining the Age of IS Years. C. C. WILLIAMS, Esq., Mayor, in the Chair II was unanimously Resolved :— On the Motion ot the Rev. Thomas Stacey, seconded by Henry Morgan, Esq., I hat a Dutiful and Loval Address be presented to Tier loyal Highness the Princess Alexandrina Victoria. Oil the Motion of E. P. Richards, Esq seconded by Evan David, Esq., That the Address now read be adopted fcy this Meeting. On the .Motion of John Moore, Eq., M- D., seconded by R. Ihw, Eq., I hat such Address be signed by the Mayor, on behalf of the Meeting, and that I-e. he requested to forward the •aine to the Member fort'ie Bjrough for presentation. On the Motion of Richard Reece, Esq., seconded by the Rev. James Evans, That a Copy of these Resolutions, and of the Address, he inserted in the Merthyr Guardian and Cambrian Newspapers. C.C.WILLIAMS, Mayor. The Mayor having left the Chair, and the same having been taken by the Rev. Thomas Stacey. Resolved Unanimously, 011 the Motion of Jatues Lewis, E-q, seconded by Mr Joseph D^ivies, That the thanks of the Meeting are due to the Mayor, for convening the Meeting, and for his attention to the business of the day. (COPY OP ADDRESS.) To Her Royal Hit/hues* the Princess Alexandrina Victoria, fe. fe. May it Please your Royal Highnes, WE, His Majesty's dutiful and loval subjects, the Gentry. Clergy, Magistrates and other Inhabitants of the Borough and neighbourhood of Cardiff, in the County of (il;ttiior.ati, in 1)tit)lic itieetiiiit assenlt)led. leave to offer to your Royal Highness the expression of our dutiful and loyal attachment to_His Majesty's sacred person and every Member of his Illustrious House, and especially tt) tender to your Royal Highness our humble and heartfelt eongralulations, on the happy return of your Royal Hig lines i's birthday, and the attainment of your ausp cious majority. Sincerely attached tothe Civil and Religious Institutions of our Country, and deeply anxious for their permanence and stability conscious, also, of the inestimable blessings w hich,-under a beneficent superintending Providence, have been secured to our Country, by the settlement of the Sovereignty of these Realms in the Illustrious House of Brunswick, we fervently pray for the long continuance in health, peace and happiness, of our present most beloved and Gracious Monarch on the Throne; and, that when full of honours as of years, it shall please God to change his corruptible crown for one incoiniptible, it may also please the Almighty Disposer of the Destiniesof Nations, that one may he raised up to rule and reign over ours, with wisdom, truth, and justice; and that our our Liberties and our Laws, may be guarded and preserved as an inheritance 10 our children's children. That, whether as a Subject or a Sovereign, God may bless you, keep and preserve you. is our earnest prayer. Signed, by direction and on behalf, of the Meeting, C. C. WILLIAMS, Mayor. L V P, 09 CARDIFF ARMS. CHINfr LAU LAURO, the celebrated NATU- RALIST, VENTRILOQUIST, SIFFLUER, and Professor of Natural Magic, will give his Surpris- ing Entertainments, on MONDAY, MAY 29tli, and on VV E D N ES D A Y, the 3 J st. Doors open at Half past Seven o'Clock; to commence at Eight. Tickets, 2s.: Children and Schools, lialf-price.-See Handbills. CARDIFF GAS LIGHT & COKE COMPANY. "IIIE FIRST GENERAL MEETING of the t RTOKS, will he held (by adjournment,) at theGUILDH\LL, in the Town of CARDIFF, on JIO- DAY, the 29th day of MAY, 1837, at Eleven o'Clock in the forenoon. Cardiff, 25tu May, 1837. E. P. RICHARDS. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS. I 'HE COMMITTEE OF MAGISTRATES, ap- i pointed at the Easter Quarter Sessions of Glamor- gaushire. to take into cnnsideration the best mode of PHOVIDDIG for the PAUPER LUVATICS of the County under the provi,lons 0f the Ninth of George c. 41 have resolved that they are ready to attend to the offers of any Tedical Practitioners of eminence and respectability, who would be inclined either to take and convert or to build an Asylum in this County, and who would feel disposed also to take charge of the said Pauper Lunatics. I he number of P. uper* Lunatics a. present reported ,n this County, i, about One Hundred. All communications to be made to the Clerk of Peace, Cardiff, on or before Saturday, the Tenth of June next. J Dated 1st May, 1837. By order of the Committee, WOOD, Clerk of Peace GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL NAVLCJATION". IVOTICE is HEREBY giVI N, that the AN. N (J A L G /-M.KAL Av.KMBI„y of the COMPANY Of PKOPRIETORS of this NAVIGATION, will be held at the ^RMs INN, in ,he Town of CARDIFF, on YVLI)\hsIUY, the 7th Day of JUNE next, at the Hour of_hleven i„ lhe Forenoon. GLORG R FORRKST, ,T 00 1 NR ^'e said Company. Navigation House,22d May, 1H37. [DUTY FREE.] \ITE. ,lie GUARDIANS of tho POOR of the VV liUILTH UNION, assembled at a Board held this Fifteenth day of 1837, DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that the said Union has, in pursuance of the provisions of the Act of the 6th and 7th of William thp Fourth, cap. 8G. intituled. An Act for Iiegisterin £ Births, Deaths, and Marriages in England." been divided by the Guardians, with the approval of the Re-ittrar General into thefollowillg Registrars dlstncts namely:- I.-The Buillh District, comprising- Llanelwedd Llanganten Builth or Lanfair in Buallt Llangynog Alltmawr LJanynis Crickadarn Llysdinam Alltmawr LJanynis Crickadarn Llysdinam North Gwcnddwr I Maesmynis South tl wenddwr Rhosferig. Llanddewi'r Cwm 2. — The Col ivy n district, comprising- Aberedw Llandrindod Cregrina Llansaintfraed in Elvel Bettws Disjerth Llanfaredd Disserth and Trecoed Rhulen. Llaubadarny Garreg 3.-The A bergwessin District, comprising—• Llanddewi Abergwessin I Gwaravog Llanfihangel Abergwessin I Llanafan Fechan, or Llan- Treflis fechan Penbuallt Llanlihangel Bryn Pabuan Llanlleonfel Llanafan Fawr. (Signea,) CHARLES PRICE,A HUGH VAUGHAN, IMNIKL EVANS, Guardians of the Poor of the THOMAS DAVIES,^ BUFLTH UNION, in the Counties JOHN PRICE. (of llrecknock and Radnor. CHAS W. PHICE, JOHN BEVA. ) By the direction of the Registrar General, EVAN VAUGHAN, Solicitor, Builth, Stiperinteytiie,tt,Re!lis!rar. [DUTY FREE.] LLANDILOFAWR UNION. To Builders and Contractors. ANY Person willing to CONTRACT for the ERECTION OF A WORKHOUSE, for the above Union, to contain 120 classified Paupers, may in- spect the Plans and Specifications at my Office in Llan dilo, any time from the 5th to the 20ih day of June next, on which last mentioned day, Sealed l enders for per- forming the whole work III Oi e Contract, are to be de- livered. free of expense, at the Board Room, Llandilo. The party whose lender is accepted will be required to enter into a bond with two sureties, for the due per- formance of the Contract to the satisfaction of the Guardians and their Aichitect. The Board will not be bound to accept the Lowest Tender. For further particulars, application may be made (if by letter post paid) to Mr George Wilkinson, Architect, Oxford. J. PROTHERO LEWIS, Clerk to the Board of Guardians of the said Union. Llandilo, May IC), lb37. [E3(gu[.9J¥ 1] FOR A CHURCH AT NE A BRIDGE. Tl IE following' nro the runes of the Subcribers to Newbridge Church, as corroctly as they can be made out from the different Lists.— If the nam • of any Subscriber has been omitted, he is respectfully requested to notify it, with the amount of sub. scription, to Mr C. S. Irvine, Newbridge Works, who is Commissioned by the liuilditiuf Committee, to request those who have not paid their Subscriptions, to have the kindness to do so, to the Glamorgan and Monmouthshire Bank, Cardiff:— s. d. The Lord Bishop of LlandafF 100 0 0 The Marquis of Bute 50 0 0 J. B. Bruce, DullVyn 2,5 0 0 Rev. George Thomas, LlandafF Court. 2o 0 0 The Earl of Clarendon 25 0 0 Brown, Lenox, and Co London 0 0 25 0 0 ■luim Nieholl, M. P-, Loudon 25 <) 0 C. R. M. Talbot, M. P., Margam 20 0 0 Airs. Markam, Nash 2J 0 0 Rev. VV111. Bruce Knight, Margam 10 0 0 Rowland Fother^ill, Aberdare 10 0 0 Mrs. Powell, Cowbridge 5 5 0 Miss Lewis, Lanishen 50 0 Miss Herbert, near Abergavenny 5 0 0 Rev. Henry Lie well in 5 0 0 Rev. Thomas Morgan, Lhin 5 0 0 Philip Thomas, Newbridge Works. 5 0 0 John B. Key Grover, LlantlaiF 500 Robert II. Rickartls, Llantrissent 5 0 0 Lewis Morgan, Ilalod ,5 0 0 George Forrest, Navigation House. 5 0 0 1-0van Davies, Newbridge 3 0 0 A Brother and Sister a 0 0 Rev. E. P. Thomas, Aberdare 2 10 0 Jonathan Blaeklock, Ta(F Vale Works-, 1 0 0 Ctiai-les S. Irvine, Newbridge Works. 1 1 0 Win. Williams, Sen., Newbrige 1 0 0 Lewis Redwood, ditto 1 0 0 Wil iam Bird, Cardiff I 0 0 Workmen at Newbridge Works 4 5 0 Thomas Morris, Newbridge I I 0 Jo,iii J. W;itkiiis, Cardiff 1 0 0 David lCvans, ditto 1 0 0 Charles Vaehell, ditto 10 () Charles C. Williams, ditto I 0 0 llopkin Jones, Newbridge. 10 0 Rev. Richard Evans, Llantrissent 1 0 0 Rev. William Morgan, Caerphilly I I 0 George Roach, Bridgwater Arms. 2 0 0 David Davies, P. O., Newbridge 1 0 0 Thomas Newman, Newbridge 10 0 David Morris, Newbridge 0 10 0 Ebenezer Williams, Newbridge 0 10 () William Williams, Sen., Newbridge 0 10 0 Morgan Williams, Aberdare 0 10 0 Morgan Phillips, Newbridge 0 10 0 Thomas Milward, Newbridge 0 10 0 Benjamin Jolliffe, Newbridge 0 10 0 Sundry sums under Jos. 4 11 6 ThomasTholllas, Pencerrig 25 0 0 J. I loinfrav, LlandafF 2 2 0 Thomas W, Hooker, Mel n Griffith 22 0 Ed ward P. Richards, CardilF 2 2 0 R. F. Rickards, Llantrissent 10 0 0 A Clergyman's Youngest Son, per J. B. Bruce 5 5 0 Thomas R. Guest, Cardiff 25 0 0 Henry Willi;tiiis, Diiffi-yii-ffi-wd 5 0 0 -.Rees,Pcllail\ 1 0 0 Richard Francis, A her 1 0 0 Rev. Win. Leigh, Eglwvsilan 1 1 0 Rev. H. J. 'Thomas, Lantwit Vardrc- 10 0 0 Robert Daw, Cardiff I 0 0 Rev. Hely Riekards, Llalltrissent 5 0 0 Eo Stephens, LlandafF õ 0 0 Mrs. Grover, 20 0 The Misses Grover, ditto 3 0 0 Morgan Edwards, Kingsdown, Bristol 6 0 0 Mrs. Morgan, Gelliwasted • 10 0 0 Rev. Evan Jenkins, Dosvlais I 1 0 The lion. R. II. Clive, M.P 100 0 0 Joshua Watson 10 0 0 The Bishop of Winchester 10 0 0 Rev. ii. ti. Norris, PrebMidarv of Llall- (l,iff 10 0 0 James Kidman.Cardiff 5 0 0 Rev. Thomas Stacey, ditto 2 0 0 David Evans, Merthyr 110 Rev. Win. Rhys, Ystrady bdwg 0 10 6 Rev. David Jaines, VVentoe 0 10 (J John Morgan, Nantgarw 0 10 () Two Subscribers 0 10 0 Thomas Morgan, Llantrissent I 0 10 (} John Jenkins and others (2nd subscription) 110 0 Small sums per Rev. H. J. Thomas 2 5 0 Rev. W. Thomas, St. Fagans 0 10 0 A Clergyman's Eldest Son, per J. B. Bruce 5 0 0 Rev. Richard Prichard, Llandaff 2 2 0 Evan Prichard, London 1 1 0 William Salmon, Penlline Court 5 0 0 Richard Williams, Aberdare 1 0 0 Lord Dynevor 50 0 0 Alderman Thompson, Pellydarran 25 0 0 Rev. R. T. Tyler. St. Nicholas 10 0 0 John Edmunds, Penyrhos 1 0 0 W. 11. Pardoe, Nantgarw 110 Rev. Watkin Watkins. 1 0 0 Rev. D. Morgan 0 10 0 Oeo. Watson, Card ill j j q Richard J. Todd,- Cardiff j j 0 William John, Llantrissent 1 ] 0 Tllomas John, L'antrissellt I I 0 11. II. Jenkins, Lbmharran 5 0 0 1 he Principal and Pel lows of Jesus Col- lege, Oxford 20 0 0 R.M.Casberd. Id 0 0 Rev. Evan Jones, Colwinston 5 0 0 William Williams, Glog j 0 Rev. J. M. Tralierne, Coedrighin 3 0 0 Rev. R. Williams, Pyle ] 1 0 R. Oliver Jones, tonmon Castle. I 0 0 A Friend. 2 0 0 Rev. Wm. Price Lewis 10 0 0 The Misses Morgan, Abertllin. 12 0 0 John Morris, Newpoi t 10 0 John Williams, Cowbridge 010 0 N Edwards Vaughn", Rheola 20 0 0 Rev. W. S. Austin, Steinton, Pembroke- shire 1 0 0 Mrs Rces, late ofPwllyweiad, Merthyr.. 5 0 0 Subscriptions announced by Mar. gan Edwards, Esq Kings. down, Bristol ''VIZ. Rev. John Eden, Clifton j j 0 J. Howell, M. L). Clilton 1 j (, Thomas Powell, Bristol 1 0 0 Thomas Kington, Bristol 1 0 0 Mrs Rachel Reed, Kingsdown 1 0 0 Edward Butcher, Bristol 01 0 David Thomas, Kingsdo«. n I 1 0 J. N. and G. Franklyn, Bristol 2 2 0 Christopher George, Bristol 50 0 II. lliley, M.D. Bristol j j 0 A Friend to the Establishment 5 0 0 A Lady, Kingsdown ] Q 0 20 W 0 William Thomas, Court, Merthyr 2 0 0 T. Powell, the G:ic,r 10 0 William Jones, Mertnyr 10 0 C. it I 0 0 G.Russell, Merthyr 2 0 0 David Rowland, Whitchurch I I 0 Rowland Hopkins, Merthyr 110 Francis Hainbleton, Newport 1 1 0 S. D. Ditchett, Bristol. 0 10 0 Win. Fletcher, Treforest 1 0 0 Evan Evans, Caerphilly 0 10 0 Mrs. Barrett, Cardiff 1 O 0 Miss Barrett, ditto 0 10 0 Mr. Cawer, Bristol 0 i) 0 Subscriptions announced by Mor- gan Edwards, Esq. Bristol, (2nd.) Henry Bush, Clifton 1 0 0 Messrs. Smith, Sons, and Co. Bristol 1 1 0 Messrs. C. II. and Co. Bristol.. 0 10 6 Messrs. Brown, Bligh and Co. 2 2 0 John Winwood, Clifton 1 1 0 Messrs. Parsons, llurle, & ^0> Bristol 2 2 0 John Hurle, Bristol ;■ 2 0 Messrs. T. aud J. Win tic, Bris- tol • • • 1 0 0 Messrs. Giles and Snow, Bristol 1 0 0 Messrs. Fripp and Co., Bristol 1 0 0 T. L 0 10 0 G. W. II. 0 10 0 Cymro 0 10 0 Thomas Stock, Bristol 2 0 0 Messrs. R. 11. and W. Webb, Bristol 1 0 0 William Watson. Bristol 10 0 Two Contributions, Bristol 0 5 0 18 13 6 Collected at Aberdare Church, 22nd May, 1836, after a Sermon, preached by Rev. Wiltshire Austin H 0 0 Anthony Hill, Merthyr 10 0 0 A Well Wisher to the Church, Merthyr.. 5 0 0 William Morgan, Watford 2 0 0 Morgan David, Cefnpennar 1 0 0 Rev. J. Jones, Merthyr 1 1 0 Rev. John Howell, Langan 1 0 0 Crawshay Bailey, Nant-y-g'o 100 0 0 Rev. Daniel Rees, Aberystruth I I 0 C.J.Powell, Merthyr 2 0 0 John Llewellin, Abercarne I I 0 Morgan Morgan, Bodwigiad 1 0 0 William Jones, Cardiff. •••••••••••••• • 110 JohnMnugbanjunr. t,.••• .•. 1 1 0 Rev. R. Pritchard, Newbridge £0 10 0 Taliesin Williams, Newbridge 05 0 Elijah Waring, Cardiff J 0 0 Griffith Phillips, Cardiff O 10 0 David St. Giles, Oxford. ,5 0 0 M. G. per J. B. K. Grover 2 0 0 David Davis, draper, Merthvr 1 0 0 Commencement ol a general Subscription 0 0 (j The Church Commissioners 400 0 0 The Incorporated Societv 400 0 0 1 he Dean and Chapter of Gloucester 20 0 () Mr Farmer, Cardiff 10 0 VV. Towgood, Cardiff 2 0 (I Rev. II. Williams, Llandaff 1 J o Rev R.Richards 2 2 0 Rev. J. Henstnan, Clifton I 0 O J. J. Harries, Treverig I I O VVelsh Collection, per Rev. W Leigh II 1 10 MISS Keene, per ditto o 10 0 I. J. Bassett, Boulston 50 o Airs Harding, Dowlais J 0 0 Rev. J. VV illiams, Marcross 2 2 0 Rev. James Evans, 15.D. Llandaff 1 1 0 I he 1 Ion. \V. B. GRey ]() 0 0 Daniel Jones, Beaupre 5 0 0 Edward Bradley, Cowbridge 2 0 0 Win. Watson and Co., Cardiff 2 0 0 I ythe Holders of Llantwit Vardre I1 0 Rev., D. Rich;irds, Aberavon I1 0 David Edwards, Ynis-eaedidwg I 0 Tal. Williams, Merthvr, (Ab lolo) 0 10 0 Win. Jones, Newbridge 010 0 Ed. Llewellin, Esq., St. George's 2 0 0 i.s 5 0 0 Rev. John Jones 1 J 0 'Thomas Harding ] 0 0 G. R. 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By the Author of "Treatise on Manufactures in Metal," iu Larduer's Cyclopaedia, TO THE MB2MTF, Œ}I"EIMW9 AND FREEHOLDERS, OK TICK County of Glamorgan- A VACANCY hi the Office of CORONER, for the i Lastern Division of the Connty, having occurred, by the resignation of Mr Lewis Reece, I bea most lespect- fmly to offer myself a Candidate for ihe Office. From the greatest number of accidents rise to Inquests, happening in the neighbourhood of the Iron and Coal works of the Hilly Districts of this County, it has been generally considered desirable that the Coroner should be a resident of the vicinitv; T, therefore, as a resident of iVIeithyr, the central Town of the District, hope for your suffrages in my favor, at the ensiling Klec- lIon, incase a fitter person should not offer himself a Candidate. I will take an early opportunity to solicit the honor of your votes in person. I beg most gratefully to thank my Friends, and those Gentlemen who have so kindly rendered n.etheir upport. J have the honour to be, My Lords and Gentlemen, Your most obedient, humble servant, WM. DAVITS, Merthyr Tydfil, April 6th, 18-37. Solicitor. A CAHD. MR. THOMAS POWELL, of NEWPORT, takes the opportunity to inform the Timber and Wood Dealeis, of the neighbourhood of Cardiff, Newbridge, Caerphilly, and Merthyr, that he has taken the BARK YARDS, of Mr. John Edmunds, of Penyrhos. at Cardiff, and that he is ready to pur- chase the Bark any Gentleman or Dealer now has, or may hereafter have, in the neighbourhood for Sale. —Cash on delivery, less the usual discount.—Apply at the Bark Yard, or to Mr. M. V. Brewer, Coal Agent, Cardiff. Ship, Commercial Inn and Tavern. BRIDGEND, GLAMORGANSHIRE. D. RICHARDS RESPECTFULLY makes known to the Gentry and Public in general, that he has just enteied upon the above Establishment, and tiusts that by every possible attention being paid to the comforts of his friends, 10 merit a continuance of their support. Well aired Beds and Good Stabling, with Lock up Coach House. Coach to and from Bristol daily. [2.Â\[2) HOTEL, BRECON. W 0 CD:P [lfj !) GRATEFUL for the liberal support conferred npon him at the Bell Inn, begs leave most re- spcctfully I" thai he has HE MO V V. D TO THE ADJOINING HOUSK, (CAMDEN Alius) where he trusts to merit a continuance of those favours; although on a smallei sea e, yet he hopes it will not be found deficient in its comlorts. l £ xieiisi\fc tabling of (}le ^est jegcrip,joni ]oc^ u_ Coach Houses, ost Morses with steady Drivers, &c The old established Uoach.tho Fusilier, to Bristol, Bath, and London, ondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Eight in the morning. ■> An Omnibus to Merthyr will start on Monday next, and will continue to leave Brecon the same days as the Fusilier, at a Quarter. past Fight, and will return from Merthyr the same afternoon at Five.- Performed by William Jones, and Co. [DUTY FREE.] 11 HE Undeisigned, being- the duly authorised J Agent ot Sir Charles IVIorgan, Baronet, and the fiev. Richard Davies, Archdeacon of Brecon, Tithe Owners within the CHA PELHY of SAINT iUAKY, within the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist, in the County of BltLCON. whose interest is not less than One foiirili part of the whole value of the Tithes of the said Chapeliy. Do. bv this olice, in writing under my hand, CALL A PAROCHIAL MEETING of Land Owners and Tithe Owners within the limits of the said Chapelrv, for the purpose of making an Agreement for the General Commutation of Tithes within the limits of the said Chapelry, pursuant to the provisions of an Act passed in the Gth and 7th Years of the Ki ign of his present Majesty, intituled An Act for the Commutation of Tithes in England and \Vales." And, I do hereby also give Notice, that such Meeting will be held at the BELl. HOTEL. in the said Chitpetry of Saint Mary's in the Borough of Biecon, on lllUUSDAY the TWENTY SECOND Day of JUNE next, at the hour of ELEVEN in the Forenoon. Given under my hand, this Eighteenth day of May, One Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty Seven. PIHLlP VAUGHA-N. [DUTY FREE.] B THE Undersigned, being the duly authorised 9 Agent of Sir Charles Morgan, Baronet, and the Reverend irliard Davies, Archdeacon of Brecon, lithe Owners, within the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist, in the County of Brecon, whose interest is not less than One Fourth part of the whole value of the 1 ithes ot the said Parish, D >, bv this Notice, in writing ""•'cr my hand, CALL A PAROCHIAL MEETING of Land (Kv .ers and Tithe Ownrs, within the limits of the aid arish, for the purpose of making an Agreement |°r the General Commutation of Tithes, within the limits of the said Parish, pursuant to the provisions of an Vet passed in the Glh and 7.11 Years of the reign of his present Majesty intituled, An Act for the Commutation uf Tithes in England and VVales." And I do hereby a so give NTot cc, that such Meeting will be held at the SfAR INN, in the said Parish of Saint John the Evangelist, in the Borough of BRircON on WEDNES DAY, the Twenty First day of JUNE next, at the hour of Eleven in the Forenoon. Given under my hand, this Eighteenth day of May, Oue ThousatJd Ei'Jht Hundred ami Thirty Seven. PHILIP VAUGHAN.