The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1871-05-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE WESTMEATH BILL.-On the order for the suCject of severe and summary punishment-pro- .or two ago a man named Hugh M'Gravie, was air- I Re' , t-etreet, and he followed by other meetings Russia, and would have lett Europe, especially ad: journed debate on the protection of life and pro- :halt' wholesome corporal discipline would be a !rying a shovelful of burning coals through a store- an the Mrd and 25th of this month. The proceed. Turkey, in a state of uncertainty. Nor could he perty in certain parts of Ireland bill, Mr. O'CONNOR :very apt means for preventing the repetition of such , :room at the Rivington Waterworks, belonging to Inge will terminate with a public dinner, to which assent to the wisdom of the advice that we should supported the amendment moved on the previous offences. The second pest of the indictment the Liverpool Corporation, when a spark set fire to non-professional guests may be invited. Each have gone to war at once. The third suggestion occasion by his brother, the O'Connor Don, that in.charged the defendants with inciting to immor- • some loose eunpowder which was lying upon the Architectural Society in the United Kingdom is inwas equally impracticable, viz. of requiring the the opinion of the House it is not expedient to con- silty among themselves. There could not be the floor. Therhre was thus communiceted to a ba-rel vited to send a delegate. During the Conference assistance of Prussia in repelling the advances of tinue the Peace Preservation (Ireland) Bill, 1870 least doubt that some of the parties named had containing 401 h of powder. The roof of the buildine au exhibition will be held of architectural designs Prince Gortachakoff, and in case of refusal to hare beyond the date settled by the astute Mr. G. exhibited themselves in a mast odious manner ; that I was blown off, the windows forced out, and portiou"; ;of a practical and geometrical character. On the concluded an alliance offensive and defensive with 'HARDY objected to the endment as being apart two of them, whether dressed as men or women, of the walla hurled to the ground. M'Gravie was 'first occasion, Mr. Penrose will read a paper "On France. Austria, Italy, and Turkey, had no rielit lfrom the real issue, which was the n ity of en- assumed the gait of vulgar females ; that they re- driven through the doorway into the road. He es- , the Decoration of St. Paul' s." Of those which follow, to make such a demand upon Prussia, nor had we ' trusting the Government with the powers asked sorted to places of public amusement, and that their eaped with severe burns on the arms, and otherin- I" Professional Practice and Education," " Archpracticable means of enforcing it. We did not know I for under the circumstances the had showed to Proceedings were a great and outrageous public scan- juries. Two other men, named Robert Kilpatria, a ;a:elegy and Art," and " Construction and Science," that Austria or Italy was prepared to go to war on I exist in Ireland. The ri ht hon.ygentleman quoted dal. The law, bethought, should render their con- stonemason, and M'Gowan, the storekeeper, who I will be subjects in vogue. The dinner will take the queation, and the Austrian Ambassador in this largely from the evidencge 'yen before the nt g, duct summarily punishable, but this did not prove were in the building at the time, were also severely !place at the Freemasons' Tavern on the 25th inI stout. :country had intimated that the Government of Committee, in proof of the state of terrorism which the offence against even them, and it was altogether injured, Vienna desired a peaceful solution of the question. prevailed wherever Ribbouism existed, and argued beside the mark as against Hurt and Fiske. Another ; ATTEMPTED SUICIDE BY LOaERS.--James Pollard I RIOTING AT GRiasßY.-On Monday night a seriFrance from the first approved of the Conference. that when it was clearly shown, as was the case at and separate branch of the case was that relating to and Emma Leifer were re-e •ned at Wandsworth ons disturbance occurred at Gritusby-the home, of and in the end the Conference obtained a peaceful the present moment, that the Government could no Messrs. Hart and Fiske, and he said most unhesi- Police Court, on Friday, on the chaxge of attempt- :Mr. Holland, surgeon, a town councillor and magissolution of the difficulty without admitting the tenger protect the people by the operation of the tatingly and emphatically that a grievous injustice ing to drown themselves in the Long Pond. at Clap- 1 trate, being surrounded by a mob, approaching power of Russia to relieve herself from treaty ob- ordinary law, it became neeeesary that they should had been done these defendants by including them in ham Common, on the night of the 4th inst. Wm. i aO,OOO in number. It was attacked by stone throwligations of her own mere will. At present Turkey ask Parliament for such extraordinary powers aa the indictment. They had been mixed up with tran- Francis Laffar, gatekeeper at the Temple. the father ; ing, and the occupants saluted by yells. The was in no danger, because she posscesed a much were calculated to accomplish the end they had in sections which were peculiar to the other defendants ,3f the female prisoner, was examined, and produced splendid glass windows on the ground and first floors Ertablished 1007. Won ETV= ONLY), ns in this case, and with which, they being the Scotch I were completely demolished. Mr. Holland had 71,