The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1871-01-27 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE CORN TRADE. Landore [930 2 0 Ely llO 461 a.. , The course of lectures, etc., was resumed on House of Commons by Major doubted, will be moved in the . ted, as Mrs. Tarpey has been positively identi- there is also a danger of air reaching the fire from which he (the counsel) and the corporation had London Moeda-. Llansamlet... 9402 12 St. Fagan 110 53 h5O Hamilton, who will be seconded by Mr. Morley. fled by the assistant, and Tarpey has been recog-was in the lapse of time from 1861 to the present. . . . Neath 9502 22 I'eterston -111 06 5 Thursday, the 19th inst., after having been sus- the surface, for the mine crops out only a short did 3' Again the grain trade at Mark-lane was depreeinel, B iten Ferri 9 551 227 Llantrissant 111 10j 615 pended for the Christmas holidays. A literary THE 'Bed b his hotoura h. Since his wife was ar- ' MARRIAGE OF THE I'RINCESS al Y P --a--P- . . this tance from the scene of conflagration. The fire is The question arose as to whether the corporation but on the whole joices were rather firmer, althouoh r . rested, he has ceased to write to her; and by under the eiretunataimes hail the power to make m, decided • ' li ,1,1 ^ Port Talbot lO 32 34 Pencoed tll 2L 633 and musical entertainment was given, presided LOTJlSE.attributed to spontaneous combustion. impmvement was percept' te. iere were time he is probably acquainted with the whole a retrospective rate after such a lapse of time. Pyle .10 17 248 Bridgend ...'ll 311 643 „ Baited supplies of both English and fore* wheat on over by jam.' Colquhoun, Esq. The programme The T. that the ' f the l' • e tines sayse marriage o.e nneess of the particulars of her apprehension. All his The death is announced of the widow of Sir Mr. Bowen read an affidavit tiled by Mr. Kendall, offer. The inquiry for , n qualities was inactive, es- Bridgend lO 32 3 3 Pyle.. .. ...... 11 45; 658 • included .:- Pianoforte duett by the Misses Louise is fixed for the 21st of March. movements appear to be known to the police, but William Geary, the first baronet, and mother of but the Lord Chief Justice having consulted with pecially for inferior parcel.. which were obtainable on Pencoed Jones; readings by the Rev. - Lewis, Messrs. _ _ he has hitherto eluded their vigilance. •No doubt ,he °cement baronet. She was 91_ years of we, the other members of the court, said that Mr. somewhat easier terms. Barley was in good supply, Llantrissant . 1 3 26;Briton Ferry 12 87 25 1) 64, J. Watltins, J. H. Thomas, and W. Y. Davite ; the non-receipt of the letter addressed to him at The Madras Government has devoted £20,000 to Bowen had not shown sufficient cause for rev ng ersi but bad comfit' . The demand was quiet, at il Peterston .... 11 43 36 Neath l2 15 738 recitation by Mr. Evans (London); songs by SECOND ET)lrrioN. Ostend, which should have arrived on Thursday, the Senate House and buildings of the Presidency the foiling of the master, and accordingly the rule prices of the inferior rumples .were with difficulty St. Fagans ... 11 13 344 Llansamlet. 12 25 7 49 Mown. Evans; W. Y. Davies, Llewellyn, and first aroused his suspicions that all was not right. College. obtainiel by Mr. Griffiths and Mr. Quain, Q.C. supeerted. The malt trade was in a quiet state, and Ely ll 18 349 Swansea l2 40 810 Mrs. -Stevens; and part songs by the Sol-fa Gazette Office, 4.0 p.m. At learn from that date he ceased to communicate The first . part of Professor Seeley's edition of on the part of Mr. Randall should be made eh'. an v ice were unaltercil. The laarkat was less eaten-tenitively eupplied with oats. The inquiry was rather Cardiff Party. with his wife at Leamington though he had pre- •solute The rule was aczonlingly made absoluteNewport ll 50 423 Llanelly A Lombard telegram announces that Mantenffel . . .. . ••Levy ' will appear shortly, with a preface and long • ' more animated, and quotations were slightly finner. ' • . •' . - I ... 833 Chepstow ... 12 32 5 6 Carmarthen - 915 Ansmrren SUIcIDE. -On Saturday night, has interrupted communication in Bourbaki's rear. viously acquainted her with has daily movements. dissertation. ____ between eight and nine o'clock, the wife of Bourbaki is retreating to Basaucon, hotly pursued. Any Vnblirationl. about previous rates. Flour was less inquired after, Mails for New Zealand will hencefoith be for- Paddington.., 7 25,10 50 New Milford ... 11 5 but the late advance was thoroughly sustained. Daniel Jones, shoemaker, Bridgend-road, at- GeneralE'll ' Dunkerque d Ith aid erbe is at an e nothing was really known of their being implicated in the robbery until Mrs. T y's letter to her has- warded via New York Central Pacific Railroad andi I tempted to commit suicide by taking a very town is being put into a state of defence. The band was intercepted by the fieaanington police. Its San Francisco. "