The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-05-21 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

OUTRAGE ON THE ROYAL TRAIN. —Her Majesty the Queen, having sent General Ponipitiby to inquire as to whether the perpetrator of the outrage on the Royal traiu in which her IRoyal Highness the rincess of Wales was travelling, bad been discovered, has been informed that ' the authorities of the Great Western Railway are taking every means to fi d out the person who proted the missile at the saloon window; and, in conjunction with Captain E. Tyrrwhit Drake, Chief Cenetable of Malts, are doing all in their power to acccruplish that abject. It is stated that, had the window near which Prince Albert Victor was sitting been an open one, fatal consequences to the eldest - :he heir to the throne might have ensued, . . . .  - 1 son of the.. A PUBLTC DatDOE.—.A. retort' issued by the, av the bullet penetrated plate-glass over a quarter Education Derv, tment states the work done by of an inch in thickness. her Majesty's Ti inspectors of schools in EngUI.NNTNO OF NOTTINC CH land employed employed during 11) year 1574, sad the totals day was a great day in I::Atingham, the occasion are divided by 74, E 0 as to show the average of the being the holding of a grand fete and demonstra year's work of a school inspector. It appears that lion in the above beautiful grounds. During the be travels about 4000 miles (the exact average is past fifteen or siztk en years the grounds have been 43 miles), and holds examinations at which thrown open to the public free of charge for admits rather more than 25,000 childreu are present. The ;ion, and the result has been that nofefe days have 313 week.days of his year are spent thus i-142 .n: been held. However, a short time ago the Not. inspection and caaraination of elen.enbary schools, I tinghain Town Council promoted an improve. 11 in visits of surpr.se, four in inspection of train-I 1 ment bill, which has now become law, and lag schools, seven in examinations of pupil teaehers, , gives the local authority power to close the five in examinations of candidates tor admissic.t, . bice a certain number of days in a year. This seven in revising papers of pupil teachers, 13 in 'Change led to the /etc day, whilh we have stated revising papers of candidates for certificates of melt, two in travelling only, lor in preparing took place on Monday in the most delightfu. me a weather. Thousands of people thronged to the gene' el report, 116 in correspordence, spot where ample provision, in the shape of mush conference,' reperting, a.c i ~ 43 for vocaticn, tour n attendiag , to private heelless, five ill, that being the average and the customary acrobatic programme, was pro vided. In addition to the bands of the Royal resulting from the :lethal illness of 43 of the 74 inspectors. Of course some of them did more work Alevines and the Grenadier Guan3s, there was an unlimited supply of amusement, the whole being than the average, and some did lees, but it is not brought I to a oonelnsion by balloon ascents. donea life of idlene-s.  tie Saturday morning a policeman found ti dead body of a man lying by the side of the r. in the Sydenhain road, Dulwich. A revolver, whi 'an teeo 'Recharged, was lying by the srle of it hod 3. Fr in letters which were found in the clothe of the deceased, it is supposed that his name wo Thouss I,rethetick, 15, Park Building., Lowe nark roatl Camb ',well. The letters, it is state, also ~how that a. 'deceased outemplated suicide & correspondent aptly .ays t.--At the presen time the ambition of our leading theatres seem bounded by the desire to reproduce the colourle,. lige, :Ind harmonium' millinery of the idle ebisse This ha,. gne PO far that at the Prince of Wale ' w • h,..ve S'ate year*" eiih a drawl; in A and PS .•tvitin gossiping about the yell bir": of P rtia and her ple.,e at Belmont as if th a cc two swells in the smoking room at Mar. borough, diticuszing the chunci.s of a likely heiresi