The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1881-11-04 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ALP. tor tituckpart„ vita be appointed te the tudgeship vacant by the appointment of Mr. Justice Lindley as Lord Judie, ot Appeal. . . .. .  A memoriahpiesenied by the bicyclist.' to the Select C ltee on Railways 'hairnets. ti te number of bicycle rders at 10,000 in London alone, and the total number throughout the country at 100,000. Bicycling, it is also stated, supports three weekly newspapers, two monthly magazines, and three annual publications. A shocking accident happened on Saturday at Messrs. Ilawkins'a tireen Bank Mills, Preston. An orerlooker, named John Smith, was assisting to twist reams, when he was seized with a flt, and fell forward down the hoist, three storeys deep, into the boiler-house. His skull was fractured, and he died directly afterwards.  In a prosecution of a licensed victualler for haring permitted betting, which came before the Blarlborough Stieet police magistrate, it was admitted t at the police who had instituted the prococchogs had laid wagers in the house, presumably in the interests of justice. The magistrate characterised this conduct in strong terms, and dismisse4 ;he summons.  l'he Rev. Canon Farrar, Wtstminator, has con, .1 ed to preach a sermon on hen:dr of :he l'rin I P,osion tiorporation' on the ocuaaiu Iu• unreauhr the Caxton memorial window in Si. Margaret's, Westminster.  The Iniransigsant 'tate,' that some Itslisn Socialists in Paris are prepariog a mailifest,, against the 0.,w alliance of monarchs, which aims at oh -truct, the democratic movement of peoples, sod as. p. eially of France." Upwards of 100 fishermen belonging to Glen! Yarmouth are now believed io have to-rished in toe late gale. The herring fishery has been almost nt a shintistill since the gale, but a huge number of vessels have pat to lea.  Lord and Lady Wa!Bingham have been entertaining hia Royal Highnesa the Duke of Cainlirio_e at Merton Hall. The Earl and Countees of Whinny tile and Lord and Lady litzharuinge have ae., been vtaying at Dlertun.  Frightened by the lietteational warning that the end of the world would come in Noventher a collier'a wife, near Nentb, cut the throat of her infant, 'lnd then tried to commit suicide. The woman 1.0! ,xpected to recover.  The armour-plated turret and ram ship !Invert., 5,444 tons, 4,635 hoise-powei, stio hed Lot,.. Chatham steam reserve, is to by g ~.,1) ,‘„ po,.Bible to proeee‘l to Portsmouth, t..ere to orders from the Admiralty. Messrs. Henderson Brothers, of the Anchor Li state that there was no chlorat. gt 1."1.4. • le. r the Bolivia. The caigo, 1.11.1 auk& .0 i.tt foiler.l merchandise, and there aft- no gin Inflammable nature on hoard.  The Bi.hop of Truro, I..peekin.! el t • or. Diocesan Coniwr,nee oil lAA ARM I, I 11111, .....fidence in the Church, &aid cowlid.wce ,unt shaken, whether juelitehli, or ; it susSW de rt ing that dirquieduae During the haat few days lielyn: nt Kidr,no (Oikney) hue bum pow:tined wan ~teal ofl 3,, ttu bogie baring floe! Iwo to tweiv.• Num, of v... fine cod, which have bold at hum le. to 6d. cc cwt., and from 3a. Gd. to 36. 9d. pur score  M. Sadi Ca.not, Minieter of l'u \York. juet wanted to the French roilnny coolim further delay of thr.-e monthe 'or the 4:041 a • went, upon all lines upon which r five tratni an hour, of the Englien block 813,445111.  Sir Garnet Welseley has wr.tten a litter, in whieli be says that about 90 per cent, of the crime ... army is owing to drunkenness, and when out melt are removed from the temptation of intoxica.inz liquor crime is practically unknown anion. them. A "town-and-gown" dispute occurred at Cambridge the other night. 'Amps were extingoisoed, one lamp-post was torn down, ;Aid some iloors,,e pushed in. Quiet was restored about eleven No personal injuries of any importance are repo ied. The Sussex pollee have received information ol on attempted burglary at Ashburn! .111111 Part, near Battle, the seat of Lord Ashburnhani. The butler had a struggle with two burglars, who overpowered him, stole his watch and parse, and then made their escape. A Royal Engineer at Exeter having died front typhoid fever, the telegraph department of ti.e post office there has been condemned by the city surveyor as gravely defective in its sanitary arrangements. A new pest office will therefore created.  TUROAT ARFEUTIONS AND flOAßlitNll4.—All sabring from irritation of the throat anti hoarseness will be agreeably surprised at the almost, immediate relief afforded by the use of "browns Bronchial Tnadies. [Mee lemons " lozenges are now sold by most reepe table chemists in this country at Is. id. per box. People troubled with a "hacking cough," a "slight coid, or bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed to progress, result in 'widow Pulmonary. and Asthmatic affections. ee th.tt the words " Brows a Bronchial Trochee" are on the Government Stamp around each box.— Prepared by