The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1879-12-26 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

INJURED. 71011 P.M. . few. y n.. p.m. pin, pm " Did he call again ?" on to the fringes of the past century, a sort of mouldy take place. *Well, let me see how I stand in that mitted suicide, as no ticket was found on her to p board of a cat ? 11 MEMO dep. 7 80, ... 10 20' . 45, .61 4 206 10 Troedrhitw Garth... 7 351 ... 10 56 1 41; g 4MO fi " No, he went off to be a soldier ; just as any 'n to be eked away and forgotten antique. waiti g. pa case. To be equal to either fortune, Septinnue is to prove that she had travelled by train, and the dr- urveyor-Fivo cents, and its too cheap at that. yd 710..1050 1 60 ' 4 306 le d 1 f ha te except in books of history an nove ao c rac r. I buy my meat away up town and have to buy wrap- Early on Saturday morning a fire broke . ont at L tangos° ......... , common man might do." make a safe book in the great race of life." Tc,n u Junction arr 760 10 40 2 0 4 468 a cumstances of the case hardly point to murder. It the extensive timber works of Messrs. Roberta+, eer " Poor fellow ! ' And didn't you see him again r' k Tavern which its owner closed for a The .Coe . , Every phase of the trouble to come of which at the ping paper to keep th separate pieces in; and what's r theawl dep. -77. I'L.rtio 0 1 24; 1 71,06 N is stated that from the dreadfully deformed and muti- Id't - c - ' - board' ' h Williams, and Company, lying between Boundary Pyle ... ..... , e.,,, ~ 580 e, 10 181 440 r 0 " Yes ; I sent for him." f 1665 t'll •ts d short time during the plague o ,s 1 exis ,an oment he seemed to be the central figure presented more, on my cat eon in - ouse I ate a chop the other day where Pepys himself had .1"1 lated condition of th bod 't t h b th e y i mus aye cen on e Street and Cranmer Street, Liverpool. The glare of cern " Who did you send F" ithelf to him. hash. 7 t 2 IC 16 I 42 a x 4 less f lobster and afterwards drank sack or „ line some hours before discovery, each passing train rit ile 111 es 6 28'8 8) the flames were first seen by a policeman who gave Tousle Junction arr .. 9 1 . _ ____ " Another person as silly as himself who had been Part4ee o. . If Scruton is beaten," he muttered, as he gra- Re rter-Y don't po . ou mean to say you feed them and done the same thing all about some ether girl." sherries. and sang meg ril 'th li 'f d hty mer ywi is en ean dually fell into a dreamy sleep, " I lose on Revenge, . . . knocking it first to right and then to left. The on tenderloin steak ? the alarm, but before tho engines could got to the -Niiitlimiel—dap. -71.6 -141 T, 1. i 'l7. i *o_ 6 atile " Who was that ?" dG ld •th d Mrs. Pierce ; where Johnson an o um an but I win on Hardwick, blind and aged. Scruton tit t• • inquiry is s a con inuing. . ot the fire had spread rafidly amentst the light and T rnewydd Boswell have feasted ; and where on this first frosty Purveyor-Of course I don't give 'cm choice cuts, 15' . . .den Black Mill " Tom Bertram." first tth t 1 • f A d t 1 the The body of a youth and thatof a young girl have a e pos , win a o nne an ramp ean but I don't feed 'em on b I d 't • poor gru . on git 4, inflammable material, an it soon ocamo ere t Sungenin ... Mary did not speak again for a little while. night of the autumn of this history that swaggering Hardwick colours. I hedge Scruton with Susan ; been found frozen and buried in snow in the ditch , that there was little chance of saving the property'. Tondu Junction err ......_ la eBl IW4al I If 7 42 1..... _.,,,. _ _ _ odd-looking figure we have just seen enter the portals em no cuttings frcm dead animals as they do in " What heel that person done?" and it rests with me to nobble Hardwick or pocket of the fortifications. It has been discovered that , Indeed, it required all the exertions of the firemen te Tondu Junction dep 756 0 11s 4I s f I66iide si under the golden bird carved by Gibbons stands London and h la h ot er p ces w ere cat e meat men go " Enlisted for a soldier." my feelings with my plunder. the couple were prevented by their families from kae th fie •th• b els dto tth p e mes wi in oun an preven em, 1:111IDGEND .../11? 8 8 m :11. 6:- -,, lb 28 4 58611 " Why?" within the radiance of the firelight waiting for the „ Past twelve and a frosty morning !" cried the seeing one another, and were in the habit of meeting rou dbt I • ' ood f• d t food n , u give em g , air, ecen , Naryextending to the line church of St. James, tho Lees A-Mixed Train between Portheawlanh Toads. " Bearing° he was dying of love for Mary Kirk, and cunning scoundre y . 11 lawyer who was as crooked in watch. Dobbs hugged himself with the conscious- clandestinely at the place where the cold overtook F. , ing it from day to day. I always give 'em fish oa like that other wise person, thought that the best way hie ways as the spire a gg . th 't • led itself towards d mess of a double safety and comfort as he thought of them. Medicial evidence showed that they died of rmay. There's always plenty of fish in the market on one side, and to a number of cottages on tho other,