The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1877-09-07 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

LEGER "TIP."  Lady Golightly Foataiablean Strachino  Colonel Robert Peel Hansen, of fiords Park. Castle Dansen, Ireland, Lord Lieutenant of Londonderry, died at Dover on Sunday. From information just received at Liverpool from the Arctic Ocean it appears that this season's whaling promises to be in every way a success. The Board of Trade intend to appoint inspectors of mercantile training ships for the districts of the Clyde, Leith, Hull, Harwich, liingstown, and Liverpool. The Caxton Exhibition closed on Saturday, when the various rooms and galleries were crowded with interested visitors. The exhibition has been a marked success.  Lord Camden has consented to preside at the annual meeting of the liumlem School of Science and Art, and to distribute prizes to the successful students on the 17th inst.  The Hospital Saturday collections in London were made on Saturday. At the close of the day tho boxes were taken to Messrs. floares bank. The total is not yet known,  A pleasure boat with tleveral lads in it was capPiZea on Monday ou the Tyne, and two of them, named Vincent and Mono,- aged respectively 13 and 15 years, were drowned.  A medical student named Frank Niven, an Englishman, was on Saturday night found dead in a public house in Rose street, Edinburgh, having taken an overdose of prussic acid.  The house of Mr. Hastings, a horse dealer, living in the outskirts of Beverley, was entered on Saturday night, during the teniporary absence of the inmates, and a awn of £540 stolen.  Mr. Cholmondeley Pennell won a silver claret jug and £23 at the Baden-lladen shooting club last week, by killing nine birds in succession, in additisdi to a gun by Nagel, with five birds. The liniestore millers in the district of Staffordshire have resolved hi strike against the large reduction of sixpence per day, of imbich the masters have given notice. A largo guniber a meg are affected by this decision. A mail named Thomson, discharged from the 7flth Highlanders on acconut of ill-health, was on Sunday night found lying dead in the Hunter's Bog, Queen's Park, Edinburgh. He is supposed • to have committed suicide. A man named Martin Partridge was sentenced on Saturday by the Wandsworth police magistrate for assaulting James Hoskins. Both men aro stonemasons, and Hoskins had incurred the displeasure of the defendant because he had declined to jolin. hi the strike.  A London correspondent writes:—On the hest authority I esti tate that 4.411 e. Patti has at last been persuaded to accept aficnifl..gpiient to appear in the provinces during the eon:prig Nv,i4,o. M. Strakoach is her entrepreneur. Idi4o.A.tti siU lizfiHg i 1,43911*04 i BriOanY:  The repost 4 if tia.; npaling of the pirtridge shooting scason stet. 444 the season opened favourably, the birds in most pirees jripg in larger numbers than on an average, and strong on the wing. The great drawback to sport on Saturday was the large amount of corn left standing wing to the recent heavy rains.  An ipcslipg was held at Pangbourne, near Heading, oh resided over by Mr. Hopkins, a county magistracc j piote!;t .agitinst the enclosure of a pertion Shooter's toil by Mr. Shoolbred. It was determined to take legal measures to prevent the enclosure, and subscriptions were raised and a committee appointed for Mnupurpose.  . _ . AN- ENtH4Su llearrr.ta