The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1872-08-23 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE OLDCASTLE FOOTPATH. had for their newly elected rector. (Hear). With. Then the husband went home about ten minutes was a terror to neighbouring princes-somewhere near the time when Rome, the strong city, An order was given for a new rate but the of business was transacted, at about late rates. For , . fine barley the trade was firm, but other kinds sold nese of style in the part of Maadnif, and played A letter was read from Mr. Spencer, one of the out desiring to displace Mr. Jones from their other business could not b d with much feeling that portion where he receives surveyors to the . County Roads Board, stating that memory, he hoped that next year the installeddM Phil]." after,an i according to Mary Phillips, was seen was about to be built, and. when the ofcou Messrs. I.e Grey eaonn account or slowly at barely last Monday's currency. Malt the ab to strike I is. wife in the face while she was sitting Abel:al/on mountain,. with its heavy head, and Th r°°° _ and M Jones. was steady, without material alteration in price. intelligence of the death of his wife and children, he was prepared to put the path near the Catholic rector of Coity would occupy the chair, a feeling in the chair. Sarah Howe, another witness, the river -thegFntle riverAvonwere "keeping corn- e c lawman and Mr. Barrow t ought there Oats were in fair supply, and the trade was dull at The witches scene was very good, the parts Chapel in order as soon as he received a cheque which he could vouch would be reechoe4 by each being supported by Madames Hamilton, Hoare from the Board for their portion of the cost-it of them. The late Rev. T. Stacey was a great heard the Wife call out murder. As to the PanY" twenty-five centuries ago. It is said that the was no necessity for a special meeting, and did a decline of 6(1. per quarter. Beans and peas were and Davenport. The parts of Duncan, (Mr was agreed that the same should be signed, patron of the court, and their funds would suffer evidence of the mother of the accused and his oldest tree in the world is to be found in Ceylon, not think the conduct of the three conveners of in short supply, and the demand for them was by his lamented death. Mr. Woodman then son, they both stated facts in utter contradiction and its age is calculated to be 3,000 years; but it the meeting commendable. limited; at late prices. The flour trade was quiet, Totten) • lianipto (Mr. Sinclair-); and Malcom WATER sUPPLT. is now fast decaying. Well, to that of the other witnesses. At all events Aberavon is very Sno.-Jubilee meetings were held in this and the quotations showed no important alteration. (Mr. Tully) were all intelligently played, and The Rev. E. Thomas said that they as members formally proposed the teast. responded the the heard The Chairman briefly and, suitably , y ( jury) upon evidence that there old, and there are no signs of decay. Last week chapel on Sunday and Monday last. N that Mre. Sinclair as Lady Macbeth; performed her of a Board which had for its interests the prase' and afterwards proposed " lhe Army, Navy, and had been a disturbance in the house, and that • the foundation stone of the Public *d Freemasons - - ic and the debt upon the chapel is cleared the church part with much vigour. The entertainments vation and promotion of the public health ought Volunteers." disturbance must have taken lace between Hall was laid by Mr. T. M. Talbot, and to-day and congregation meeting in Silo contemplate