The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1871-11-03 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

MURDER BY A BOY.—A Jersey correspondent ind which provides that, if unhappily he be unable then], and thus splitting the train. The inspecting ;writes that a shocking case of murder occurred on himself to meet the Wets it shall be defrayed for officer has to say • "The signalman came on duty , Sunday at Crony'. A man named Vonneau was him by the State and by his wealthy neighbours, at six a.m., in the south signal cabin, to remain till 'partaking of the mid-day meal with his wife and But education would not be of great use to the Station 's a very busyplace, six p.m. Kensington i ry .3'.. the latter aged neoule unless the materialsof study were accessible, and hes . . informed me that after 725 a.m. trains pass 'l5 years, when an angry altercation took place bell; his step-children, a girl and abo le. e e selaseee, three ex Itween the stepfather and the lad, in which the minutes, a: no swan cost of political elf, re in each direction every two or ree the material of paper has been set free from eept .at t o'clock, when there is an interval of latter received a box on the ear. Getting violently duty, and every restriction, in stamp or otherIncop9t f live two ten minutes. ... . ... It appears to 'excited, the lad rushed at his stepfather with the wise, upon the press has been removed. (Cheers.) tright to allow a signalman in such a position knife he was using at his dinner and plunged it ain on duty for twelve hours at a spell, ideep into his abdomen. Vonneau fell to the floor The consequence has been, the creation of a as this or t• erne to et his meals, except such as he 'mortally wounded, death resulting in a few minutes. Press which for the lowness of its price, for with imn: cyledurin during very short intervals between the The lad has been arrested.—Globe. the general excellence—aye, for the general can t wisdom and moderation with which it is passage 0_ f trains. He informed me that it is ! Mr. Bouverie M.P. addressed a meeting of his o f written, and for the vast extent of its cir- entirely his own free will that his hours are what 'constitutents at Kilmarnock on Saturday. The cry culation, I might almost venture to call, not only an they are; for' that about four years since he had for home rule in Ireland he describedas "fudge." honour to the maims, but the wonder of the world, t, s ' offer f working only eight hours a day at 245. He defended the action of the Government in in(Load cheers.) And in order, gentl ,ui I, that the seek, ot. 12whoura at 275. One cannot be surprised creasing the naval and military expenditure in view ,-, public service might be indeed a pubic service—in 'te 'll3 that. in luauu ' choice of the larger salary; but I think jof the events which took place last year on the order that we might not have among the civil- cases such as this men ought not to be allow- continent. Prussia he charactised as for nearly a officers of the state that which we had complained e" e e---leee he' but ought to be restricted to worki .g century and a half a robber State; and he thought si• in the army, viz., that the service was not the cm . v such& number . ~. ber Of hours as ea-perk:les has sh sit it was all nonsense to talk of the moderationd au roperty of the nation, but of the officers—we have .to be proper under thea). ..uni- a t. . t ne e " Four paeseu- 'home-loving quiet habits of the Germans when they dee been enabled to remove the barriers of nominee F. Is e' Meelainee of being injtued by the accident were ruled by such a great military and aristocratic ton. P tin sages jobbing, favouritism in whatever 1- : ' kable oew eaaily accidents of this e's^q race. As to ourselves, he would rather have the t ' liAlar a locking :. "n• Al. gentlemen, I say confidently ia 'nee e. prevented;. bar Placed in fro. ' , ,ntry strong, and confident in its strength, than 4 the facmg point ~o face of those of the working corumun.tv 1, ,_ int ma 01 I k • t impossible for the is . . the "g 4 intentions" of the other nations of d tilth tett "1:1,8 cleared them, 1,0 De eleVe eil e -, - 1 4'o De.