The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1877-09-14 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

BARON ROTHSCHILD'S SON. —The sudden death is annonncal of the on of Baron Rothschild.  Arrrxrrrn MrsnEu.—At Hanley, on Tuesday, Thomas Abbotts attempted to murder a woman named Grocott, who was washing in his house, by cratting her thirst. She is in a dangerous condiLion. The moti:e for the crime is unknown.  AN Ittrosma.—At the Whitehaven Police Court, on McMday, a man named Wilson, who pretended to be deaf and dumb, was sentenced to six months' imprisonment for stealing a watch at Gillfoot. The prisoner was seen with a begging card or. Sept. 6th at Gillfoot. The next day Police-eonstoble Blenkinson saw bim at Goeforth, and wrote jp prisopees pocket,book that he was a pojicenum, itml would take primonor up far begging, To his gprprise prisoner said, 4. You'll pot take me," and then closed with him, kicked, and bit him, Prisoner was handcuffed after a long struggle, and the stolen watch was found upon him. He had had shatp fits, and no obtained brandy at another place.  A PAISLEY ELornms-r.—Conslderable talk has been occasioned in Paisley, says the (*ivory Citizen, by the elopement of two love-sick young persons, who did not see their way to matrimony at home. It appeal's that * young gentleman, the son of a photpgrapher, left the tpwn a week or two ago to ii*end Ilis holiditys, procegding to Edinburgh with apparently only that object in view. A few days later a young woman, employed in his father's establishment, and to whom he had been paying delicate attentions, which seem to have been warmly reciprocated, alio disappeared about the expiry of her holiday terns- She bad been staying, we believe, at the coast, but subsegnentlY 1,1014 where she 40ei, the ypung genOemon, no 'doubt according to previous urrungennerft. The parents of the loving couple were expecting their return, when a communication was received stating that they bail become husband and wife. The young w 1111 l an, who is rather prepossessing in appear•..ce hns barely nasscil her sixteenth rear.  1 Messrs. Chatto, n 144 iip4qs qe ONOto isspe, in their serie Of Trmadilly Novels, 'efieap Mahn* of "The Qric*n of Connaught !! intl "The Dark Colleen."  Messrs. Whittaker and Co. will publish immediately a bandy volume of "Familiar English Quotations," with aunotations on some of tlu passages.  Mr. Leopold Katschen, who has already written :CVCI7I &MC essays n Peorge Saud soul hr works. is about to ingblish g lgogrgirl7 of this celebratoal Luthoress.  I Mr. Joseph Hatton's new norel, "The Queen of Bohemia," will be published by Messrs. Chapman and uii. iu October. It contains a dedication to Mr. William Black.  Mr- 42sePli hirtight, the drumri.tic vitic of the ((keno tini and more than one other paper, WILI4 in lie south of France last week to explore the old win reinajus situwit in that quart.a•  There is no truth in the report that Major Stirtorins, of the Bombay Stair Corps, is serving under Baker Pasha.  Mr. Washbnrne, lately Minister of the rtsiied States itt Paris, left on Monday for Southampton, en route for America.  A violent thunderstorm prevailed in the Pored of Dean on Tuesday. and at some of the eollierbs• operations had to be abandoned.  F