The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1873-07-11 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THRASHING A BRIDE. 1838 she bad attended some lectures delivered by were accompanied by a copy of t.s .letter from the steerage pastengers. She carried a crew of 120 - d b bad b t • h•but swam'ca "rri Dr. Wiseman at the Sardinian Chapel, the result Lord Chancellor, embracing his opinions thereupon. all told. poisoned hoerbeen sent into Is camp;as sws,„,,,s deo - 2 019 34 104414 453 507 ... letters, &.c., can be , Posted. 1 At Hanley Police.court on Monday morning, soon as they entered the negro village Kabriki jjantaithes . being that she had an interview with that eminent Messrs. Inman state that the latest report that nrd •Lines of Road, and Henry Pepper, collier, 22, was charged with bkilled, all • ' ordered them to e and they were imme- Masa 521741 10 101114 3 204 21 7 :51 ..: 116-11.11 Ring Alice, his wife, aged 18. They were a became aproselyte to the Roman Catholic man, an . they have received in reference to the City of diatel ' Id blood, 14"8rttaa Port, y murdered in co 't'ar was then pro- ..~..„ „,,,_ ... Chief Places of Without With me Ree-wi' :red additional ---. l' faith. She died on the 24th of November, 1871 Washington is to the effect that tam is still on the 7 elide staisiaja ia 4 stas ... Destination, extrach chimed; the chief beating his great drums, and or- i."—"'""suntil only married on the previous Monday, but began . . May, t •vie having made her will on the 14th of 1866, rock with 15 feet of water in her hold. It is im- le, . ten..,..,, A • 4 i . to fall out on Wednesday, because defendant re-bring a .4,17 O. .44011E011u warriors. .si. (urge liitioGßNO 5 5 8 27 11 5 11.52 3 8 5 sa in ... until. and several codicils (no leas than eleven in number), possible to say at present when she can be got off. body of these attacked the Pasha, who had only a yearned. - --fused to go to work, as his wife, an industrious and by the will and codicils she made sundry In addition to the crew and passengers the whole hundred odd Egyptian troops with him. These r"tri9gmt 8 52 11 35 ... 13 and very good.ltioking pottery operative, urged 'eterston bequests for pious Roman Catholic objects-such as of the baggage and spare stores have been landed him to do. Meeting het in the street on men were all greatly fatigued with the long jour- st. na mortuary chapels for her son and herself, and at Port Latour. The passengers are being for-Cardiff, ea port, ne into the interior, and some of them were suffer- Ely 91611 50 ::: ::: 549 ::: : Thursday, he knocked her down, and kicked • - Gloater, Bristol making as the result the residuary property to fall warded to their destinations by the company's inYf• edßaker therefore car'Bll 6 289 2742 10 12 904 06 09 2 ... i • ' and beat her violently, after which he served g from the poison drink. was redbach, Neath, to certain Roman Catholic priests, who were men- agents. Newport compelled to beat a retreat before the swarms of nowt°, a et le co. 20 1 0 4 27 6 25 9 24 ... I in a similar way a woman who came to her _ ___ . 7 27 10 389 51 30,5 97 09 B 3 Swansea, Llanelly tioned as having excercised undue influence. The enemies assailing him and be retired after burn- Gloucester 825 11 4813 202 18,6 10 8 0,10 471 ... and Carmarthen.. 8-18 am' 8-20 a-m• 745 a'm' help. The wife admitted that she had up-