The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-07-21 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

LONDON 10 10 8 10. NEW MILF"RD... 9 481 6 0 with half-naked forms actively engaged at the furnaces Liverpool Assizes. A man named Bailey, a beerhouse who feels hot and thirsty in summer time is forthwith ling appropriate music. Then came nine gun menages seen on the river side near Penwortham Brid Gloucester 3 2512 60 Milford 9404 56 in working up the steam to the required pressure, and limber, some containing one, othei s three and four keeper at Preston, brought the action to recover to become a member of a Pall-melt club, where he can Se. ch ..~. before making the first run, the safety valves I Preice-consteble Fa da went in 'lnuit and found eeePs-ew ossession of the dog from an oil merchant in the sante procure any amount of coolness and shade, and where, 1.. - ' Y P • • Newport I bodies. The relatives either followed close in the rear P 5 23,2 13 Haverfrdweat 10 12 624 town named Parkinson. At tbe time that the dog die- if he be so minded, he may sip iced sherbet or claret- the murderer underneath some hoards connected with a Cardiff of the boilers being loaded to 301bs. At a quarter to lof corpses on foot or in coaches. Each gun- 5 651 98 Whitland 'lo 49 567 one, a loud, sharp explosion was heard below, exactly mileage was drawn by 20 Romeo, each coffin covered the remains of the murdered giel it Was in the cup till three o'clock in the morning. The clubs of the . shed belon-ing to Mr. elart'and, gardener, seljelning • Ely 8 2; ... Carmarthen.... ..... 'll 26 ... reeembling the report of one of the 3e-ton guns. Inn being covered with a Union lack. In the powe.sion of the plaintiff, but shortly afterwards the middle classes are the gas-lit smoking-rooms of taverns; the Ribble.' Ile offered no resistance', and expressed his et:Fa manse volumes of steam forced their way up the uptakes defendant obtained possession of it by force. Parkinson sueprise, at the serious issue of. his brutal conduce Feterston 818 ... Llanelly ... 12 16 7 1 ! rear came about 500 sailors, 1(111 artificers and warrant tne clubs of the labouring classes are the bars and tap- sapng • 1249 7 34 and the gratings of the coal bunkers more or less ' officers, and about 200 commissioned officers, including was the owner of the dog two years ago, but it was rooms thereof. There they may imbibe as h muc strong he never thought anything about it at the ' time he attacked his wife. e ''' Llantrissant 6 30 ... Landore Peneoed 946 ... Swansea dep. --ILI 40 720 madding every one in the immediate vicinity, both on Admiral Elliot (commie-ter-in-chief), Prince Leining n alleged that be had sold it, and that the plaintiff had liquor as they can pay for ; and the more they drink ' BRIMMED 7 0,3 16 Swansea arn ...- 107 45 She superstructure and the hurricane deck. It was evi- purchased or exchanged another dog for it. The de(as representing the Queen), Captain Waddilove(Steaein- the hotter they get. Pyle 7 141 ... Ilmassaulet ..... ... 1 2 ... dent to all that some terrible accident had occurred, fendant's case was that he never parted with his Port Talbot 7 28,0 40 Neath ............ 1107 61 Reserve), Captain Wilson (of the Thunderer), and a