The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1882-07-14 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TUE RIOTS AT TREDEGAII.  We learn that the rioting at 'rredegar has resulted in the death of one woman and the injury of several persons by shots. An Irishman who was wounded by 't shot is reported to be in a dying condition. Order has now been restored, a force of military and a large body of constabulary having been drafted into the town. Between 30 and 40 Irish families left Tredegar on Monday at 1.30. There was plight rioting about 4 o'clock in Iron Street, when an Irishman was very roughly handled. The police, who were armed with cutlasses, under the command of Major Herbert, chief constable, soon quelled the disturbance. A detachment of the 23rd Royal Welsh Fusiliers were despatched by special train from Penibroke Hock. A telegram late on liondiLy night intya "Irialimen and their families have been leaving in large numbers all the afternoon. All is quiet up to now,, and there seems no likelihood ot a renewal of the disturbances. Rumours are continually reaching the town that rioting has commenced at Newtown, Ebbw Vale, but up to 10 pan. there was no confirmation of this. The relieving officer of the Bedwellty Union has been busy attending to applications for relief, and over 140 have been admitted. The military are patrolng the streets, and people are gradually going home. A large number of people from the outlying districts We been seen in the tatrp. during the day visiting the scenes of devastation. There are tliti.e injured Irishmen in the workhouse infirmary. At eleven, thirty-two men, who had turned out of some of the public-houses threw some stones at the King's Head, but were stopped by the arrival of the police."  Monseigneur de la Bouillerie, coadjutor of the Archbishop of Bordeaux, is dead. John Robinson, an aged man' in the employ of the Hull Dock Company, was found drowned in the Humber on Sunday. At the conclusion of an inquest, at the County Asylum, Gloucester, on Monday, on the body of a lunatie, wen of whose ribs were broken, the jury returned a rerdiet of wilful murder against some oerson or Persona t4nknow4.  The reason why so many are unahle to take Cocoa is that the varieties commonly sold are mixed with starch, under tho plea of rendering them soluble; while really making them thick, heavy, and indigestible. This may be easily detected, for if Cocoa thickens in the cup it proves the addition of starch. Cadbury's Cocoa Essence is genuine; it is therefore three times the strength of these Co,oas, and a refreshing beverage like tea or coffee.  voinarAg DISCOVIIIRT von rine llein.—lf your hair hi timing grey air white, Of Wing off, Uge "The plexiaan Muir Renewier," for U will positively pestorf to every *an Grey or Wake hair to its olio:nil colour, without leaving the dUagreeable smell of most ollestorers." kt makes the .'n'eharinisigly bearniful, iss well u promoting the growth of the hair on bald mob, when the glands are nos assayed. ILaz you' Chemist for "I hinssosie HUB linicawes," sold by ()herniate and Perhuners everywheve at 34. 64. pet Dade., wboleexie &poi weivired tO gai FOll4OOl VDMI: boUdar  Y