The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1888-11-02 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THREE MEN SUFFOCATED. the very first to resent any such proposal. c. lain an iiwkwaird chap, old Totnasso !" cries the The house (ensiles of two long wings of corn- ship on the Portsmouth station are supplied, are so A Merthyr cot respondent telegraphs that at the ... taries, six in unn, "rll• "Help me to pick up Monsieur Anstruther's paratively modern erection, and a main building more contaminated by gas that they have all been ordered Cyfarthfa ironworks', on Sunuay, several n.en • who are visiting the in. taltiables." ancient in its conoruction, which connects the two to be closed immediately. descended iate a boiler to eletin it were overcome by At a weer ting of commanding officers of MetroTukolitan N olunteor corps at Btetkingham Gate, on f kitchen and servants' The Ametican Govern mosso stoops to do so, but has not plated his and retreats in a bung line o . . ment intend to semi a man- gas, which reached them through a culvert from a hlnd uesday, a resolution was adopted thanking the e "Pon more than one or two of the things 'us when offices, making the general form of the mansion that of-war to the succour o e f the thirteen whalers which last-furnace,b tho culvert door baring been mad- missiouers appear in u. -. Muses, starts, utters &horrible but suppressed cry, of a great T. the top of the letter being the front of are ice-bouud off the north-west coast o a Tenets y c I f Alaska a I I T f • t o wu. Three or ow. meta were r a suggestion he has made Lord Mayor Elect for p good deal of attention. Wefor military reasons a volunteer and declaring that y . works, and industre gazes with a face quivering with intense the house. and teeing the avenue; the arms, the two with five hundred souls on board of them. eventually restored to consciousness, but three-a It is stated from Du. of reporting to the et tniotion at what he holuls in his hand. He springsau Cornelius B. Buck, wings. and the shank, the tervants' quarters, that cut The death is annouuced of Mr. married st lall and two uumartied-wero dead. The' processional parade on the 9th of November m une pers relating to the act '4"te . •'' off 11 view o' the windows in the back of the left of Arlesdeue, Eufield, and 23, Paternoster s it before Danel'a s eyes, and mutters, "Tell 0 a • ter Row,who names of the deceased are respectively, William taeaoue have now been surrt. 'Lle what this means !" Vto e: wing from these in the rear of the right. The en- of half a center connected with Jones labourer; Johu Jones, engineer, who had was for upward y eAt Brownloll, Birkstall, near Bradford, a comdesire' desirable. . . _ bate suit of convict's clothes. comprising a coat, tioifof the Commission Court. 0..._ Not till I have read what this treats to me," says trance to the servants' quarters is on the right, con- "Hansen d's Parliamentary Debates, and for thirty- gone 'to the assistance of the others ; and David P oases coutaining the books and , "neo, with a very grave face, gloating over a mann, eequently Barnes passes round that side of the builds Joseph William', aged nineteen years. shirt, uudervest, trousers, drawers, and boots, has some two tons in weight, arrived . °trite that h laf He e as taken from thetrunk, 7 " m ing upon his way to them. He does this quietly, and, eight years publisher of that record.been found in a cistern in the yard of the house next' London and North-Western Railw. 4411, if this is true I" arriving there, finds all dark; not a servant stirring, to that which Jackson broke into after murdering a V.