The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-04-21 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

LONG-LOOKED-FOR Divinv.an.—For the first time' It may, in fact, be fairly naked whether the whole i having burnt a table-clotli with a list-iron, and she since the construction of the Newry Canal, under au principle f i was afterwards discovered suspended by the neck from Act passed by the Irish Parliament in ri3o, the com• o our periodical assizes is not a little out of . keeping with the conditions of modern society. There ! the bed. The suicide was of a most determined cha- mittee of the Newry Navigation Company are Milt a time, of course. when nothing better could pos- meter, the girl having to throw the whole weight of to recommend the payment of a dividend to the share:l7y be done for the popidations of the counties than her bOdy forward to effect her design. A verdict was holdera—Duafia Eepresa, to Rend the judges down among them once or twice a returned that the deceased had committed suicide by at ..LennlNG JiteAll IseAMeT AT THE DecEs.—Las: year. Travelling was slow and difficult work, loc dales; strangulation. but there wts no evidence to indicate week the curious Good Friday custom, so long in were very thinly peopled, the public was not her state of mind at the time. Vogue amongst. the sailors of Portuguese and Matter* prepared to bear any great expense fur the nicer, A GIRL boISIINLI, By EATING BoTTEN 01:ANGEs,— A origin, of flogging the effigy of Judas Iscariot, as a waking or the machinery of justice, and we had ; girl, moiled Alice Doughty, aged 12 sears, the &tighter manifestation of their abhorrence of his treachery tu not grown to be very sensitive about the liberties i of a warehouseman residing in oak saw% Bottom died his Master in betraying Him to the Jews, was observed of persons who were likely to be charged on Saturday morning under very i•iligutar circus.- by the mews of s veral of the vessels belonging to those with any manner of criminal offences. The claims of i stances. On the previous afternoon the girl arid her nationalities now lying in the river Thames and the the population who were not lawmakers or law ad- i sister bought a quantity of unsound oranges, of ehich docks. utioistrators were divided, especially in the cotietry, . they largely partook. They went to lad hameen ten rrIle ..... T. ...ATE CASE OE DicowNING eX STAIXEs 110011.— rouglil7 into the hottest man and the rogue. The ; and eleven o clock at night, and about three hours The body of Clara Fitzroy St rainge, who was drowned greivest duty of the honest man was defined by Field- l afterwards they were seized will violent vomitings, with two other children by being blown off one of the ing to be that of helping to bring the rogue to the ' which resulted in the death of Alice, about five o'clock footbridges by the violence of the wind on Stainer gallows. In pursuing the paramount object of cou- on Saturday morning. Moor, on Friday, March 10th, was found a few days tiding the rogue it was thought a matter of small in. Bolden WITH ma Hat oN.—The Rateigh (S.C)News ago, in an eel trap in the river Colne, at the Linoleum aonvenience indeed if now and then a person who was 1 ; says:a-P:IW n ea Loyd, an aged tenant on Wiley I. Floorcloth Manufactory, Staines. At the inquest last not a rogue happened to be mistaken for one, and kept i Jones's farm, near the eity, died the other day. Ile week, nothing very material was adduced, as the a few months in prison. Enlightened judges mind was 73 years of age. His dying request was that he boy who saw his playmates fa'l into the water was too legislators might say, if they liked, that. it was should be buried in the shots he wore every day, wi h young to understand the nature of an oath. better ninetymino ealidoera should go free thee one his every-day het on and his Walking rani; to he .. • . innocent man receive punishment. The whole prin."CATeinslo As