The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1874-05-15 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

STATIONS. I A.M. A.M. P. .311 p.m. p.m only that he comes here on a family vi „ a planted the way in which mustard was manatee- 51 I near kinsman of the Royal House of ngland, tared. Wheaten flour, he said, was mixed with wbeidge dep 735 10 551 1 5i4 557 36 army. For the first part of the journey the way was Samuell Havett, a blacksmith, was charged before Yst d . but that there is much in the personal repute even the best gealities, le cause it improved them; ura owen 745 H I 155 57 40 through brushwood, but afterwards through forests Mr. Patteson, at Woolwich Pollee Court, on Settle- 0 and record of the Czar to make him especially but no mineral or deleterious properties were ever anharry Platform f high t • ing for 180 feet without a branch. otrees rising d with tabb. h• • r At two o'clock in the ay, wi s mg is wife. acceptable to Englishmen. The fame of a used. The Act of 1872 had been very disturbingLlantrissant arre 755 . I 1 255 1 750 On each aide of the narrow road were gold pits, and morning, Police-constable Radley heard cries of I ' "friend of humanity" which the First Alex- to the trade, hut he did not see how it would be it was difficult to avoid falling into them. There "Murder," and saw a woman with— -6301-ander desired to earn is justly due to his name- possible to fix a standard of purity. The Govern-wi scarcely any Llautrisant depl 8 0 clothing upon her, smothered in blood, runsake and nephew. That slavery is now a mere tn.- meat manufactured their own mustard, but it con- Pontypridd • June ~.arri 834 7 7 A deputation had come to him from Satire. asking Ding down Chapel street, Woolwich. She told dition of the peat in Russia, and that the knout tamed at least 15 per cent. of foreign substances, Cardiff' dep 8 20 6 4 him to go up to tbeir town, which is the southern him that her husband had tried to murder her, 1 has disappeared from the list of Russian punish. and he thought if this was termed "pure mustard" Walnut Tree Jane. ckp outpost of the Mahometan power in Central Africa. that he had seized her by the back of the head silents is due almost solely to the energy and there was no reason why the private manufacturer Thfa town had now cast off allegiance to the King and raised a knife to her throat, when she put up for Ithymney ...... ... 838 7 5 resolution of the Czar. No monarch ever worked should not mix flour with the mustard, which Pontypridd junc dep 855 of Ashantee. After describing the country, Sir J. her hands to protect herself and was stabbed by 7 37 so loyally for the good of his people, and few prevented fermentation, and rendered it more se- Treherbert Gloeer said that he expected much from this exPe- him twice on the arm. She took him (witness) to arra 934 8 19 monarchs have ever reaped a richer reward of po- ceptable to the public. He did not believe that it Aberdare piece, dap' 9 7 dition in the way of opening up the interior of 29, Chapel street. where he saw the prisoner and 7 35 pular gratitude and affection. In the Winter Palace would pay the retail dealer to adulterate, and Africa to trade and erploration.—Sir Garnet charged him with attempting to kill his wife when Aberdare station ..... ... 990 8 ot you are shown, amidst its countless treasures, an never heard of a case in which it had been done. Quakers' Yard, for G. Wolseley said that when he came to Cape Coast he said that she had run against the knife, but W. R. train 9 13 7 enormous shield of gold, offered to the Czar by the The proceedings were ultimately further ad- Castle he found the name of England at the very be expressed a wish directly afterwards that he 4 Russian serfs on tir emancipation; and of this journed. lowest ebb, but he had left the name of England had buried the knife in her heart. It the police- Merthyr at-re 930 758 plate it is said that the Czar is prouder than of any __------ exalted to the very highest pinnacle, and it would station he took the knife from his pocket and gave other of his possessions. The four czars who have