The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1873-09-12 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE PECULIAR PEOPLE. doubled up in a hole beneath the fatal drop, years .7f age. tipun the skin over the m.1...,:1i.. tin ro ansea, Ll and it is said that his evidence, which was entirely utterly unable to move hand or foot in cense- are short lepsl hairs , ewe Ind Carmel new, would have been most important e body On M M Monday afternoon, r, C. C. L bound ewis, the quenee of the straps which und him. Several of body. Tbel air tipp3 Ito se,alp is showing her to have bethin, th!. en oZ fet 1,1, The ovbridge yel.ro.r.! nilei ... of Mr. Cockle was found on the down line of the aasex Coronet resumed ana conciraw, at the of the warders rushed to his assistance. and after are dark. Every impury poss Ade wns Le::: made 0, 6rdiff, Gleu railway, at an archway over the Brighton rcl The ee. the ark-keeers rind bri liw toll-t ir rs ,l,n1: i!,.•, re; , 1.. Californian Tavern, North Woolwich, fiat inoniry extricating him from his position placed him in a, P p _ , . ~, . - sin Bristol, am don bask of his head was smashed completely in, and into the einem:sciences attending' the death of chair. The poor creature was in a dreadful state atet no ene et susnclons s pearci ;o. ( .7 l. 1 , • •ghbour:loo i, e - . , portions of the skull were found scattered around. Elizabeth Bentoia, aged 32, one of the Feet calling of consternation and probably pain, for though he excitement in thei nei, ~ ' • ~: '.l VII names and Deceased has been for some time past in a despond- theeneolves "Peculiar People." The court was must have fallen on his feet, the distance was belief expres,ed is that the !nitro ‘r v..; .;; • ; . - 1 UX elly ...... witted on a barge, or that the parts e ; 1. 1 1 eme ing state, and it is supposed that he committed mended to excess by members °Ellie confraternite• sufficiently great to give a severe shock to the ';; ....; down the river aril U evn m m fro a leee. eete Water, C North, II suicide by placing himself under a train. He was , The women all wore sombr ori e-colred &se eas, with system. The priest came forward and endeavoured A "Centel]. News" tele on s, gram Si 5.1,. 6- -, •---: ~. lee and Scottie at his own home when the rest of the inmates of It? dark shawls and neat chip bonni2ts ; whilst the to soothe his agitation as he sat for a period of night an eldarly man in ra i'srently e....y , iir : -, '. . • melon, C a his house retired to rest, and he went out when men were dreszed in black eloteee. Many of the eight minutes waiting until a new rope had been wont to the Clapham 1,: iii!, met lee is L., ve. , e sri Newport,G they were all asleep, about one eclock, it is sup- "edere of the sect vele in attendance.—Emma procured. The alteration in his manner as he sat skin of Ile, fide into 16daish wsx 11,01.1 r....., Bristol, a posed, in the morning. Welch, who was the first witness, etated that the on the gibbet during this painful delay was eery tie :Ay Identified it ii..., 1.1,,,1...f h..; 0,,,,...,...... ~ , . parts .ed ---..----- t °lnv cumennineated w th, an, are ~., .• . deceased had been au for Knee thee. but trusted marked, He seemed to be seized with a new le/ele a. . ~ . ~ .. . . • iewbridge,T THE WILL OF THE BISHOP OF how lone • in the Lord to cure her.-Cereeer : Now, . ~ desire for life;aye - • s e his fortitude completely g pearance. ir maim.* amturies into las sa.temeat f . 1.7 - :,. .... Neath, S.