The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-04-09 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

REPRIGSENTATION OF GREENWICH.-.-At an important meeting of Liberal and Radical electors. held on Tuesday at Greenwich, a resolution of eontinuel support to Mr. Gladstone was passed. It was also resolved to endeavour to secure the return of Dr. Baxter Langley as his colleague. _ _  _ The Secretary of State for War hag approved of the name of the vohnteer force being retained in the Army List, subject to the ordinary rule, viz., that the officers send a notification to the UnderSecretary of State far War of their being alive on ithe Ist January and Ist of July of each year.  The Island of St. Vincent and its dependencies have been formed into a new diocese, and placed by commission of till Archbishop of Canterhiuy aucl the Bi.hop of London under the adminiAraticn of the Bishop of liarbadoes. As FOOD as Circe restances will admit, the arrangements for the new diocese will be compk.ted and a bishop eppoii i John Stanney, the person who on tLe I:,th  threw vitriol inthe face of h's wife, at Obil,n,s, wee apprehended at Bolton on Monday. ft, roo,. The poll,* got on Lis track tinder rather n0v,.1 eir. cumstances. It appears that on the morning of tI previous day a horse belonging- to Mr. !,an;.,' Nlellor WAR stele!), and suspicion fell uptn St a,,ney, ant he was arreate I at Bolton, with the bor., in his poe-session. A letter has been received in Minchester by the family of Alfred Thomas Heap, who now lies under sentence of death for the murder of Margaret APKivett. The eondemned man says that be "preparing to the utmost of his poor a bilit for ti awful change he is shortly to undergo as.' I o implores his son and relatives to live so that "may meet again in that bright world where is Vs pain or sorrow." The London correspsndent of the L'• Me.' writing on Mon,'lty says —Lord Charles Rusoeli t late Serteant-at Arms, did not receive a rot, it thanks this evening, as was xpeetcd. Wh, Hsi as was privately asserted, he bin:sell anti t: some such recognition of his services, I sin n,l in a position to declare; but the fact of big, merit being left altogether unnoticed by tbe Government is rather significant. At Wolverhampton, on Monday, a labourer named Reynolds was temanded in custody for a we. charged with causing the death of another labonrer name Frederick Lowe As far as is at, present ascertained, the parties quarrelled in a public house on Saturday night, interchanged blows, and the prisoner knocked down and fell upon deceased, causing internal injuries, which proved fatal at sir on Monday morning. Prisoner was only apprehende I at noon. and he denies the off,- nee. It is probable that the Rev. Samna' Thornton, rector of St. George's, Birmingham, who bas bren nominated to the new Australian bishoptie of Ballarat, will be consecrated on Sunday, the 2th inst.. being St,. Mark's Day, or on Ssturtlay. May Ist. being the feast of St. Philip and St. James, by the Archbishop of Canterbury, asho will be risi-tc,l by the Bishops of London Worcester. and Mel bourne. 'the Bishop Nominate Li a son o' a gentleman who was t ng conbeeted with London journalism. . .  Tits Nsoscini