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

SAMPLE.—The " Bighampton Journal" I. constructing a new dictionary. It defines "Man—a Igeneric term, embracing woman." If this is a  be comprehensive atth new d ie will• Agnes Norman, aged 15, - , girl in reference to 4, - .- -.whom some extraordinary statemente were recentlyr emfih UiCIDA' alatBPili. ictionary IT.—The heathen Chineels making made at an inquest held before Mr. Carter, the coroner for East Surrey, was charged at the Lunbeth Police Court on Saturday, with the wd'id 1 whisky in California by fermenting old rice and ;g murder of Jessie Jane Beer, aged fourteen months, rubber shoes and thins, and the revenue people are after the child on whose body the inquest in question was him. The whisky made in this way is much held. !sought after by suicides. "Peter Barmocks, come up and say your lesson." Mr. William Beer said: lam a dealer in unre- ' deemed pledges, and live at Newington Butts. The .;__,Ye!,,, " Becur she was telled that she didn't "What made Eve eat the forbidden prisoner entered my service upon the 4th of April, "um r ' Upon Good Friday afternoon my wife and I left our ought to." "How do you know that made her eat three children in charge of the prisoner. They it? " Becuz when our Jtidy was forbid to speak to were all in perfect health when we left. About a the fellows, she went and sat right down in John quarter to twelve o'clock at night we returned. The piddle'• laP." prisoner was then apparently asleep in a chair in "Clara, I love but thee, alone 17.--tflns sighed the parlour. In a few moments T heard violent the tender yonth,.. "oh, hear me, then, my don screaming. I went upstairs, and opera going into the Vinl with tremblinilipa and -earnest fOnet r _, the bedroom I found the second eldest chil I had I speak the truth !" He papsed=the eltet fallen out of bed. I '.tcked him - -‘13.1 • • --. !o'ersprfad her • she let him draw her i • ' she speak, yet did s as,' mach have you a r 1 Milway'  pick,— ..oi up and placed him ,- _ . cheeks; - .sw hleoldir„...„ , ,in bed. Upon turning round to my own bed I ez- soiree for emotion mild _sr, yet did ask, I pected to find the deceased awake. I found her is accents meek, ".How . .a have you with her head upon the mattress and her legs at A young nobleman, in a frightful railway' iiocithe back. There were no clothes over her. She dent, missed his valet. One of the guards calm up was lying upon her back. I caught hold of her legs, to him and said, "M 7 Lord, we have found yenr and then found she was quite dead. A doctor was servant, but he's cut m two." " Aw, is he?" said sent for, and shortly after Mr. Williams arrived and the young man, with a Dundreary drawl, but still pronounced that the child had been dead about two with some anxiety depicted on his countenance. hours. laskedprisonerwhenshelaetsawit shire, ° Will you be kind enough to see in which half he and she said when she placed it in the centre of the has got the key of my carpet-beg ?" . bed at half-past ten o'clock. On the followiig Slightly sarcastic (says an American avas Tuesday my cat and a canary died, the clerymsn who paused and addromW a man 1 Dr. Joseph Lees said he made a po-t-mortein coming into church after the sermon had begun with :examination of the body of the deceased. The brain the remark, "Glad to see you, sir; come In; always • was very much congested, and there was blood upon glad to see those here bite who can't come early." the surface of the ventricles. The lungs were con- And decidedly self-possessed was the man thus adgested throughout the upper as well as lower lobes, dressed in the presence of an astonished congreTile heart was nearly empty and contained no coa- sawn as he responded, " Thank you; would you gulated blood. The blood throughout the body favour me with the Th ?" I was fluid. There were two marks on the lip our- ; " Our Major," says an old soldier, "bad very long ! responding with shape and size of two teeth. These feet, and also a horse that threw everyone but the marks been caused shortly before death. These major. One evening the majors's servant was out :appearances are indicative of deathfrom suffocation. on the parade ground with the horse, and as usual i Mr. Ellison (to witness) : Could the marks on the rot thrown off, when one of the boys spoke up and 'lip mentioned be caused by the facie pressingagainst said: "I know why the horse don't throw the la wall, or by the child's own hand pressing there? maievi" "Why?" was asked by a dozen or more. Witness: No, sir.—Mr. Ellison: Could the pressure "Well, you see, the major's got such long feet that of the hand have caused suffocation? Witness: No, the horse thinks he is in shafts." , I think not; because the child could breathe through The late Jeremiah mason was once „c„,..,ed in a I the nostril. The fact of the clothes being away famous trial, in which some good Methodist brethren , from the face was inconsistent with suffocation from were concerned. one morning when, the court such a cause. The pressure upon the lips had, 1 - opened, an over-sealons friend of his client came to believe, lasted almost up to the moment of death. and in mien, whisper said. "JO. itawei4 /had I James Pay, an inspector in the detective depart-1 ; ment, Scotland Yard,l b.,' instructions t. a vision last night. Gabriel appeared to me andtold said: --- - me that Brother A. was innocent. Ne mistake about I make inquiry into this matter, and last night, in it." "Very well," said the man of law, not somach Ito prisoner's house. I told her I was an inspector, he was " • I company with Detective Sergeant Mullord, I went as 111th is his huge head from over the table on which : and should take her into custody of suspicion or imbpmnsed T well; better have Gabriel murdering Jessie Jane Beer, aged fourteen months. THE PHILOSOPHER A2fD