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Glyn Neath Steam Coal Company Collieries & Iron Works, Maesteg, Davies David, Blaenllecha, Pontypridd (Ijowel Jones, Manager), Pandy Col- Bridgend; (J • [SOUTH wALES.] CO~\ 428 (POST OFFICE CoAL & IRON MASTERS &c. contind. lJinas Colliery (Coffin & Co. proprie- Gtaig Colliery (Daniel Rees & Co. Caerlan Colliery (Glamorgan Coal tors),Dinas&Llantrissant,Pontypridd; proprietors; David Maddock, mana- CompanyLimited,proprietort>)(J oseph office, 128' Bute street, Docks, Cardiff ger), Abercanaid, Merthyr Tydfil Paterson, manager at the colliery}; DowlaiJJ Iron Company'.~ Works ~ Graig Collim·y ( Wayne & Co. pro- (ThomasToms, agent),6 Bute crescent, Collieries (Dowlais Iron Company, prietors; William Thomas, colliery Docks, Cardiff proprietors; George Thomas Clark, manag-er), Aberdare Caerphilly Colliery Company Limited esq. resident trustee; William Mene- Graig Colliery (Powell & Rhys, pro~ (Lewis Ambr~Jse Williams, manager), laus, manager), Dowlais works, Mer- prietors&mangrs.),Hirwain,Aberdare Caerphilly, Ca.•diff thyr Tydfil; shipping office, Cardiff Graig Colliery (Wm. Williams, pro- Cartwright William Sheward, llO DowlaiJJ Iron Company (Guest & Co.) prietor & manager),Hirwain,Aberdare Bute street, Cardiff; & at Newport, (Sydney Smith Howard, agent), 2 Graig- Yralt Colliery (Moses Sey~ Monmouth Dock chambers, 55 Bute street, mour,mangr.), Nantgarw,Pontypridd Carway Collieries ( Ridley Henderson, Cardiff Great West ern Colliery Company manager), Kidwelly Duncan & Co. (Wm. Hy. Harris, agent), Limited (Henry Brjsco, general m a. Christopher Richard Bond, Penclawdd, 127 Bute street, Cardiff nager), 59 Bute street, Docks, Cardiff, Swansea Dy.ffryn Main Colliery Company & Gyfeillon, Pontypridd Coedcae Colliery Company (William (proprietors of the Main colliery Grovesend Colliery Company Li- Davies, manager), Havod, Ponty- coal & the Graigola steam coil.!) (B. mited (Samuel George Homfray, pridd; (Robert Hooper, manager), P. Bidder,resident managing partner), agent), .Mount street, Swansea Britannia buildings, Docks, Cardiff Main & Bryndewy collieries; offices, Guest & Co. (Dowlais Iron Company) Coffin & Co. Limited, Dinas colliery, Neath Abbey, Neath, & (William Hy. (Sidney Smith Howard, agent), 2 Llantrissant, Psntypridd; (Llewellin Thomas & Co. agents), Adelaide Dock chambers, 55 Bute st. Cardiff Wood, agent), 128 Bute street, Docks, chambers, Swansea Haime J. 1\I. Britannia buildings, Cardiff DurrandduCollie1·y(Zeberlee Beachim, Docks, Cardiff Cory Brothers & Co. 100 Bute street, proprietor), Newbridge, Pontypridd Heath, Evens & Co. Werfa colliery, Docks, Cardiff Dynevor Coal Company (Moore & Son, Aberdare, & Britannia buildings, Cory, Yeo&Co.(WilliamDavid,agent) proprietors) (late Parsons), Neath, Docks, Cardiff Clydach; & at Swansea & Cambrian place, Swansea Hill Samuel & J olm, Clydacl1, Swansea Crawshay Robert Thompson, Cyfarthfa Ellis Richard, Cymmer, Pontypridd Hirwain Coal ~· Iron Company Li- iron works, Merthyr Tydfil; shipping Ely Merthyr Colliery( Samuel Priestly, rnited (Frederick Bradford Wihner, office, Cardiff proprietor), Llantrissant, Pontypridd manager), Hirwain, Aherdare; Mount Crown Preserved Coal Company Li- Energlyn Coal Colliery Company street, Swansea; chief office, 11 Bute mited (Thomas Edward Heath, ma~ (Daniel Thomas, manager), Caer- crescent, Cardiff nage; & director); office, 130 Bute philly, Cardiff, & (M. C. Lewis, Hollwey & Co. Cymmer Level colliery, street, Cardiff; works at Maindy agent), 5 Dock chambers, 58 Bute Llantrissant, Pontypridd (Francis Cwm Clydach Colliery Company street, Cardiff Gotterel, manager), office, Bute cres- (W. Perch & Co. proprietors), 60 Evans & Bevan, Neath cent, Cardiff • Bute street, Docks, Cardiff, & Evans & Son, Dinas, Pontypridd Insole George k Son, Cymmer colliery, Ystrad, Pontypridd Evans Evan, Heolgerrig brewery, Pontypridd; Bute crescent, Cardiff Cwmaman Coal Company (Shepherd Merthyr 'fydfil James & Aubrey, Wind street, Swansea &Evans,proprietors; WilliamThomas, Ferndale Coll'iery Company (David J enkins & Lovelock, Glencorrwg, Glyn manager), Cwmaman colliery, Aber- Rees, manager), Ferndale, Pontypridd · Neath, Neath; & at Aberavon dare; shipping office, 129 Bute street, Forchneol Colliery (Bevan Brothers, John John, Loughor, Llanelly Cardiff • proprietors), Cwmaman, Aberdare Jone~ D.46Brecon rd.Hirwain,Aberdare Cwmaman Merthyr Smokeless Steam Fothergill & Hankey, Aberdare iron Jones Mordecai, Camden villa, Watton, Coal Company, 129 Bute street, works, Aberdare; Plymouth, Duf~ Brecon Docks, Cai"diff fryn, Pentrebach& Penydarrenworks, Jones Mordecai, Cambrian place, Cwmneol Colliery (Powell Duffryn Plymouth road, Merthyr .Tydfil; & Swansea; Nantmelyn colliery, Cwm- Steam Coal Company Limited, pro- lA, Abchurch chambers, Abchurch dare.. Aberdare; & at Cardiff prietors; Thomas Burn, manager), yard, London e.c; ~ipping office, J ones Thomas, 219 Bute street, Cardiff · Cwmaman, Aberdare; shipping office, Britannia huildings, Docks, Cardiff, J ones Thol'Da9, Porth, Pontypridd Cardiff ; & (James Strick, agent), Gloucester Josephs Thomas, Ystrad, Pontypridd Cyfarthfa Iron Works ~ Conieries place, Swansea Kenway & Son, Neath (Robert Thompson Crawshay, pro- Fowler Brothers, Pyllgwaen colliery, Kenway & Sons, Bedwlyn colliery, prietor & acting manager; William Llantrissant, Pontypridd, & (Mason Cwmaman, Aberdare (Vivian Brothers Jones, cashier; Matthew Bates, col- Dove, agent), Pontypridd colliery, & Wyatt, agents), 1 Mount street, liery manager), Cyfarthfa works, Pontypridd Swansea; & at Haverfordwest Merthyr Tydfil; Abercanaid & Peny- Gadly's Iron· Works ~· Collieries Lan Coal Company (William Davies, coedcae; & 39 Uppe:- Thames st. (Wayne & Co. proprietors; William mana~er), Llantrissant, Pontypridd ; London e.c; shipping office~ Cardiff Davis, manager), Aberdare office (Robert Davis, manager), 2 Cymmer Colliery (George Insole & Son, Gadly's Old Colliery ( Wayne & Co. Dock chambers, 55 Bute street, proprietors; J'abezThomas, manager), proprietors; 'Villiam Thomas, mana- Cardiff Cymmer & Llantrissant, Pontypridd; ger), Aberdare ' . · · . Llardwit Red Ash Coal Company office, Bute crescent, Cardiff George William,, Venallat, Resolven, (Webster Flockton, manager), L!an- Cymmer Level Colliery (Hollwey & Glyn Neath, Neath · · trissaut, Pontypridd Co. proprietors; Jeremiah Savage, Gelliwion Colliery Co. (Richard Row- Llantwit Wallsend Coal Company manager), Cymmer & Llantrissant, land, proprietor), Newbridge colliery, (Joseph Lewis, manager), Llantris- Pontypridd; office, Bute crescent, Llantrissant, Pontypridd · sant, Pontypridd Docks, Cardiff Gilfach ~ Gi~f'ach . Coch · Collieries Lletty Shenllin Coal Company (Daniel Danderri Colliery (Samuel Thomas, (Glamorgan Coal Company Limited, Rees, praprietor & manager), Cwm- proprietor;ThomasMorris,m&nager), proprietors; Joseph Paterson, mana- bach, Aberdare; (John W. Vachell, near Troed-y-rhiw, Merthyr Tydfil ger at the collieries), Llantrissant, agent), B. Bute crescent, Cardiff Davies David & Co. (J. Osborne Riches, Pontypridd, & (Thomas Toms, agent), Llwyncelyn Colliery(Edmund Thomas,· commercial manager), Ocean (Mer- 6 Bute crescent, Cardiff. See advert proprietor), Llanwonno, Pontypridd; thyr) steam coal offices, Britannia Glasbrook John, Morriston collieries, (Francis John Beavan, a~ent), Pear- buildings, 131 Bute street, Cardiff. Swansea . son place, 133 Bute street, Cardiff See advertisement Glasbrook Thomas Birch Rock col- Ll1cynypia Colliery (Glamorgan Coal Davies D. & Sons, Blaengwawr; &; • lieries, Pontarduiais, l.lanelly Co. Limited, proprietors; J. T. at Abt!rdare & Ferndale; & 7 Bute Glencorrwg Colliery Company Li- Wightman, manager at the colliery; crescent, Cardiff mited; collieries, Glencorrwg (Robert (Thomas Toms, agent), 6 Bute cres~ Davies & Son, Penrhiwfer colliery, Smith, general manager & secretary); cent, Cardiff Llantrissant, Pontypridd chief office, Charles street, Briton Llynvi Coal~ Iron Company Limited Davies Benjamin, Perthyglison colliery, Ferry . (James Colquhoun, manager), Llynvi near Troed-y-rhiw~ Merthyr 'l'ydfil Glyn Neath Steam Coal Company collieries & iron works, Maesteg, Davies David, Blaenllecha, Pontypridd (IJowel Jones, manager), Pandy col- Bridgend; (J. Marychurch & Co. Do. vis Dvd.Maesyftynon house,Aberdare lieries, Blaenwrach, Glyn N eath, a~ents), 9 Bute crescent, Cardiff; Davis Fredk. Blaengwawr ho. Aberdare N eath , (Thomas Waiters, agent), 2 Ferryside, Davis William, Oalc.wood colliery, Glyn Neath Steam, Coal ~· Iron Swansea Maesteg, Bridgend Company (Messrs. Waiters & Davies, Lloyd Samuel1 Grovesend collieries, Davis William, Park street, Bridgend agents), io Quay parade, Swansea Pontardulais, Llaqelly • .
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