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The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-05-07 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TIIE LAND LAWS.  An important discussion on the land laws took place on Tuesday, at the Central Chamber of Agriculture. Lord Carington moved a resolution trusting that the new Government will give early attention to the reform of the land laws. The agrieultutal depression showed, he said, that some changes were absolutely necessary. The present restrictions were like a millstone round the neck of the tenart tor life. Mr. Snell, of Devonshire, expressed a belief that they might expect more from the Liberal than from the late Goreimment. The Marquis of Iluntiv and Sir Babiwyn Leighton, although Conservatives, supported the irotion, and Professor Willis Blind advoeated the elnetion of the enormous cost of the transfer of land, believing that both agricultural and legal interests would be benefited as more bushwss would be done. The motion was adopted.  Lord Falmouth's intimation u to reducing the rents on his estates in Cornwall 10 per cent.., is equivalent to a sacrifice of about £3,000 a year. _ . .  It is stated from Simla that a numb.er of the proposals of the Indian Army Reorganisation Committee are not approved by the Indian Govemnumt. At Glasgow, on Tuesday, a man named Williamt shot a soryant girl, whom he bad been courting water false colours. Re afterwarda abut himself. Both lie in a dangerous state.  Capt. Monk, a retired naval officer, living at rinks gate, Cheshire has committed suicide by hanging himself in a bedroom of his house.  It appears from the report of the National Ternponinee League that 60,000 men in the navy are teetotallers. The Dominion House of Commons has adopted motion proposed by the Government to raise the fire test of Canadian petroleum from 103 to 115 degrees lathenhail  VALUABLE DIPCOVEBT TOR THY HAUL —lf YOUR hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, tine " The Metican Hair Renewer," for it will posi:,rely re•fora in every cese Grey or While hair to its colour, without leaving the disagreeable smell of tn,.st "Restorers." It Makes the hair ehartniuglyheaut as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bold spots, where the elands are not decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tnti MEXICAN HAIN RENEWED," pr. pared by llENtir C. GALLEY, 493 Oxford griper, London, and sold 115 Chemists aud kasha/ass. ireark-bace Mls I PK
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-06-25 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ATTE I".IED SUICIDE.  .• :aV , :it t'ite (lurk. nwiil l'ulko Court, 1.. an?..il is, .4' 11.1 01:••UPali.,n, !., •at I. •tt•!..11, was :.1.ar.,;e1 l I, iv ,11r. with Ai, :e.pt Op.; to 1,11111,1,it li. ii, ly til;,ing a ioalitity of ] on tia. -Dalt inst., t :;!, street, innfh•nee it appeared that the ii,..unklant is livi,e4 with it 11,111 of the 11111111' 1.1 1 (.1:1 Ilv tao liar..,d meld to itii Iti lii Town Ii I,Ut lailt•Hrll. •• - .111,1 said that she Lid ii the contet.:s, and was th,ii an inmate of I 4,y's-nvi-load. 'l'he •tilt we:it to Ow 2 of Ilitrwuoil, • foniai Irrir o Oil 1 pier, of piper , 11•• --1 have killed myolt, at I I U. 1 v. 'di f.Tgive me, and you will 111plii 1111111.-:. •i ii, I 1,1 (1,1 fUl';,iVe me, inlll UN,I• .1 Tll,:y ~ly se,geattt th:it the de•••J I liLiStS, and had saei. pentlywortloi of : • • i;,::t •• a ditl not 151.d1 her dear a.,kIIIV 111,4 i10..01 on :itel loved iti the .• huh w;:s tali uf ine.nies to lter-.!•1 into any troulle, or that it shotthl he I. - ii;el ;.,iven it to her, or lent any band in it.'' .1! 1 forwoors Ser. :_• . i; 'viii the ,letend,tit, htl taktnt the .d It, slid that lie I ;•.:. vii hi, own hut ‘, .•: • , • dki hut say. Tile defend., -. • 1 1,1 she was sorry she had .•i kit. it was II for love of • ' disehargo wiLli 1,1111, and :do) Tne loan, ilorwood, for •• dis 11,171N1C  ~ I  ,  'S  2 • • ~11 tAelt lira the wa, dis,h;e,,.,.(lhe laq• hem,, azi.l her as 1.• ie . k said he &dietilti do ligi 0611.4 hdant had guilty 4,t ,el c, 11 at I.V :ltt 1.1111/Ling tA) Ije,.. • 0:: IVA Ili. ,' ~t 1.1 reumn.l her to the .110:44e .4li. :1 i.,ii oi li.it ela.• ed;-111, 'dive the geed advice It,. d, :et lilt se:IS rt 111,)Ved. hVg. "d Jita ;be kind" to ; i ueeld thdtt he bhould be ••
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-05-28 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TIIE CLEANING OF FACTORY MACHINERY.  At the Oldham police-court, on Monday, William Buckley, minder, at Messrs. H. Halliwell and Son's Mill, lligginshaw, was charged with employing a boy in tie:oiling machinery during the dinner hour.— r. Hoare, iactory inspector, said that provision was made in the Act for stopping the machinery whilst the cleaning was going on. Mr. Leach (the enairinan), said it was as well for the cleaning to be done when the mill was stopped. At the same time, it ch.aning in the dinner hour interfered with the t of Parliament, they were obliged te convict.—A tine of ,is. and costs was imposed.—Wm. Thos. On., Wm. Brad. ury, and J. Walker, all employed at the same mill, were fined Is. and costs each for the same oticrice.-31r. Hoare said it was well blown amongst the boys that it they did not do a certain amount of cleating in the Ginner hour the minders would disAuirge them.—Criah Boardman, employed at 11l asby's mill, in Bleasby-street, was fined 10s. and eo,ts. This defendant was present seeing what was being done by the boy whom he employed.  One hundred and thirty-nine Monarchist Senators •and Deputies have joined the coalition against the Spanish Covernment. Earl Cowper, the new Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, has sent a donation of I:500 to the Lord Mayor of Dublin in aid of the distress in Ireland.  The Albanian committee in Scutari have, it is said, sent an address to Mr. Gladstone prnying him to lend his powerful aid in securing the 'independence and integrity of their country.  tut. receipts ot the AUBLIIIIII and iiangarnii. railways during March amounted to 15,135,887 florins.  The Municipality of Rome has just muted on the promenade of the Pineio a statue iu honour of Father Secehi.  The Russian papers eontinve to comment in favourable terms upon Sir Charles Mike's recent speech at Chelsea.  The death of Mrs. Shirley Brooks, widow of the late well-known novelist and editor of ranch, is announced.  A telegnun n CO : ved in Berlin states that the Sultan has piesented totternutny an extensive estate situate at Thentpia.  Scrions riots have taken Once hi Roubaix in consequw;c:,ofalitzwzO,3 14::ti.enth WOtlithell VII !Alike  On Monday, Ir ti!,qado. coroner for Chester 4viti d, of the ci of Do, hi ii h.- Id an Mom et Gateshead on the body of I.:TIMM Ilatehinson, wno committed suicide on t.;,.liday.nei.niug by jumping into the river Tyne he !;elhettgh. Miss Ruth utchinson said the deo waz her sister, was unmarri. ii, end was :49 ye,c.. of age. S;fie was a teacber in a school carried on by w awl her ot her sisters. Evidence was then givcn bv r. id witnesses showing that shortly before eighi the deceased had jumped into the Tyne 11.,:a the Itedheugh Bridge, a height of about 110 feet. Iler body was recovered shortly afterwards, wild MOND, were used to restore animation, but without success. Ave,-diet to the effect that deceased committed suicide whilst in a state of despondency w is returned.
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-10-15 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

RAILWAY.  On Monday evening Mr. Langham held an inquiry at the King's College Hospitat, London, Lou Mug the death ut Kirwan Joyce Percival, aged 55 years, ii next-of-kin agent, lately residing at 8, &move' Sheet, Battersea Park Read, whim' occurred tat the previous Thursday, under a tunnel near the Temple station of the Metropolitan District Railway. Inspector Hosden appeared on behalf of the railway authorities.--Jului Chorley, signalman in the employ of the District hallway Company, deposed that snurtly after nine o'clock on the night ox Thursday last he had just finished duty at the Temple Stre,t signal-box, and was crossing the inner line in TAW tunnel when he stumbled over some object lying in the four-foot, which he eventually discovered to be tt.e body of the deceased. Widiess was about to reins-, tile deCOLied from his position when he observed a Charing-cross train coming along, and he was ebliged to have him. Warns. then went and told the smlien inspector what iiehad seen. Upon returning to the spot he found the deceased in the same place and insensible. Ilis clothing was in a state of groat disorder; his waistcoat was torn open.—Mr.Pengilly, a solicitor, stated that he had known the deceased for some years. The &teased called at his otliec on Thursday forenoon, and asked hint to accompany him to Rroekley, where he had business to transact. T:.e witness did so, and . they retained to London llridge shortly before seven o'clock. The deceased :hen proceeded to the Mansion House Station, UNA ticket for Victoria, and tin witness saw him off in the train. He would have no ilecitslOn to get out at the Temple station. The deceased was perfectly .sober when witness left him, and his clothing was in perfect order. The deceased had nvver threatened to commit suicide. There were several working men mu the same compartment as the deceased.— Constable Bell, 278 E, deposed to searching the clothing of the deceased at the hospital, and finding in an outer pocket of his great coat the stun of £l7 Ins. in gold, in an inner pocket TI Is. in silver, and in the waistcoat pocket ti,d. in bronze. The pockets were much torn, and his waistcoat and trousers unfastened. The witness also found a railway ticket from Temple to Victoria, dated Oct. 2. kThe deceased was found on the 7th.) The ticket had not been clipped. In the tunnel where the deceased was found two distinct pools of blood wine discovered, one about eight yards from the Aher.—Dr. John Phillips, the house surgeon at Ring's College Hospital, said that the deceased was admitted in an insensible condition, and died about twenty minutes later. He had sustained a broken leg, fractured spine, and other very severe injuries.— The jury returned a' verdict, •• rhat the de“aeasl tact his death on the District Railway, but there was no evidence to show how he came on the line."
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-07-30 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TRAGEDY IN HIGH LIFE.  tonsidersbleexMemeut has been caused in Parisby the suicide of a young American lady in the house of an English li;tly of title. Mrs. Annie Wetmore, uf New York, a married woman of thirty years, of great beauty, had made the acquaintance of au Englishman of title, who pressed her to obtain a divorce from her husband in order that she might marry him. Mc agrissl to hi proposal, and obtained the divorce hut just as she received the information that a dem e in itur favour had been granted she learned that the English lord fur whose sake she had taken this step was about to many anuther W 0711411. A stormy int,rview took place between them, at which the lull offered her a pecuniary indemnity. This final outrage readertil tly., disappointment untwarable. 3tra. NVetinore returned to the residetie.: •ot I.wly Albert- PelhamClinton, in ltuc ClrateßutoriMal, where she was on j; V.kit, and uoistqlc,i I.urs._•4. Who n Lady Albert, becoming me ,osy, went tat look for ha r friend, she was just in time to receive her last  BRAVE CONDUCT OF A Lirri.li  A . fewrv, iiiii 211,10 two little girls, named Itrbecca and Fbrence JOIIC3, were playing in their father's garden, dose by the side of the river Monnt Monmouth. The garden is only seiwirded from the river by a dangerously low wal hnd unp.,,tert,..l steps. The youngest child tvi running af;er who the tatter id/ down the steps into th iiv r. wo.:ie tile water was deeper than it.ual ii 10.3.11 t statists. The youngt•r ci iIL who is eniy ear. of age., ',lunged into the ;:tueam te the h.st•tio. and sei4e'd her lister hy the hat 11111 ii.. •ri,t, little ow: held on stoutly, but the strean, i her sister away beneath the bridge, handful of hair in her hand. The brave little girl managed to scramble out of the water and an alarm, and the elder child, who was in such il, was resem4 in the shallow watvr just below the Midge, before I li. Stl;•irn had carried her away.
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-03-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE OF AN ESCAPND LUNATIO. the deek, where Senor Dias was. Arriving there, he ! &lily darted at the Senor, and lunged at him with hia A unman named Archibald M'Connochie. be. ~,,,i,,cc. Immediately everything was confusion. The longing to H.M.S. Aurora, now stationed at 6 las- :Indian's companions rushed into the fray, and a body of gow, who had been under treat went for insanity astatilanta began to pour in from the outside. Members at the Royal Nested Hospital, etonehottee, managed • of the congregation rushed to the door, and succeeded An American, On •'y on :Monday, and el. maid, his e-cape from to elude the vgilance of the narse and the police :in closing out a portion of the crowd. o • an old resident, believing he would have influence with . I 1 the mob went outside to harangue them, but was at . mid. It was a • ppoSui We that the al ie, left Ply- lonce shot and killed. Another msmber was also shot mouth for • ll:veggie by train . but it appears that .on the outside. Inside tha church a hot fight raged. N Connoehie went to the heitse of a man named . The young Indian who had begun the fray,ebouth g, Clements, where he ehenged his clothes, and ea 'Death to the Protestants ! Long live the Catholics !" Tuesday he Woes' en ava:kiag about Sftl t ash in rather atta iced Saner Diae, wounding him three times in the a stranee mintier. As he 2.30 p.m.. own train head end cutting away two fingers of his right hand. from Ply mouth was nearing Seltash, the driver,The wife of the American who had gone outside to saw a man standing near the Albert hr dge. tree his death, was the first to spring to resist the A
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-03-26 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

PROVISIONS. Butter, le. Bd. per lb. ; cheese, umpire's boat; but he do not, 10d. per lb. ; eggs, 10d. per dozen; fowls, 45. Priuce) " Bombs" formed ought ' to ss. per couple. substitute. A inotigst the The pleasure fair EMS of the usual descrip• the Prince of Wales in the e tion, consisting of shooting galleries, shows, &e., was Luny Sir JI,IIII Antley, the and was kept up till a late hour, everything, speeches concerning the lash it however passed off quietly. One lady was of Commons. The number 4,f " eased " of her purse in the crowd, but we have not yet heard of any further depredations. journalists who thronged the 1 thing surprising ; almost equally to find Tom Taylor, Lt she ! " ". Diehards, of the _Atoning A. i'• her of the Hoar, and Stephen ' maker, amongst the chroniclers the first time for several years was not present, lint he was , absentee from the regular ranks. Forbes, Lucy, and the rest of t at their posts, and so was ' whether he represented the the World nobody knew. ' papers that were represented News, and the Sporting and often interfere with my breth respondents of other journals, pelted to step aside for a of administering a gentle. Ilia latest lueuhrations are thereat and pause at this most have been honoured with a 0' on Saturday, but I sun not to the cozy fireside of my quiet the risk of catching cold, the be made known to me within event." Now, nobody had : boat. To those papers that committee (represented by Mr. titled to tickets, tickets were I one sovereign sterling exacted in question could not, It is time that mtr " revised, or, at least, coroners brought to do their duty. A mouth pulled the trigger of a under temporary depression olf fore the surgeon could melee which the shot bad pierced. unable to say that he was of , in a verdict of Pln.lli, g, . and been buried like a dog's but pious act of a Baptist : perform some religions eluded with a prayer never have to witne again. The crowd, it Was ticising the verdict of the , cerum. It is time that suicide were abolished, and privet' of the opportunity • criticism on the state of the In previous notes I have points of interest in Mr. r of the coming Italian ' circles " Lohengrin conversation. The same at Drury Lane Theatre. Oat den is to he NI dlle. Drury Lane, Millie. Chi incident will bring the of Song into strong coy ovation Mille. Albani has New York Opera Season, fresh laurels by the' not a long way after ably first favourite jodnut a magnificent soprano pass E flat in alt, anti vet in the medium. The • tones are round and , as clear and as full as the exposition of these experience and taste. quired with exactly the with unerring accuracy, site swells awl tliniin; has of prolonging its Her scales are at least tion of etery note, while is ever approached ; mid as fluent as ter POP(/' firth, thrill is unimpeachable, , ments with which, be never prodigal. As for chance for adverse ' might be some tern; command of respiration but she is never led iuto in this direction, and •effect.  nELIFF TO
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-02-05 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

NAVAL OFITICER.-Ceptain Alex. ' i Saturday, at Woburn Petty Sessions, near Bedford, antler West, a retired naval officer, has been found Frederick Randall, landlord of the Pleasant Inn, lying dead on the roadside, not far from his own 's Toddingeon, was charged with having allowed residence at St. Helier's, Jersey, having shot. him. , derrikenuess in hie hcuse. It appeal el that on the self in the head with a revolver. Five chamber, I loth of December last a man named Garner went of the weapon had been discharged, and the barrel I into the defendant's house. lie was then nearly had been placed in the right ear. The des:newel ' intoxicated, and in the presence of the landlord bad been for some time past in a very desponding wee challenged to drink half a gallon of beer in state of mind in consequence of his Laving invested lalf an hour. Garner replied, "Right; I will do large Sums in the shires of the Jersey Eastern , it." The beer was then drawn, and be drank it off Railway, elli h he feared would turn out unpin' . -in twelve minutes. Ile left the house to go home; ductive. He had often complained to his serums. %UV while passing along he fell over a stile, and, ot this epeculation, which he said had ruined him 'being in a helpless condition, remained on the and his family. He has left a widew and ten igroned until discovered in the morning, when he ehildrt '2. An infreet was held on the deceased on Wm, found to be dead. Medical evidence went to Saturday, when a verdict of "Suicide a bile loan enow that his death was caused by excessive drink. uneennd state of mind was returned." ]ing, end his remaining to long in the cold in a A•reee toe ii
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1891-05-15 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CUL.„.ction with the shorter hunts movement. About 8,001) mut in Lan, medical, and the Midlands were represented. A committee was appointed to approach the employers to abec for the same conditions of work as now prevail to a large extent in Scotlaul. Tui, would mean the abolition of Sunday work awl ta.; closing of the mitts at two o'clock on the Satumi '  One of the most valuable works just acieired for the library of Life British guseutu tnlir.... edition of lioceinxiio'4 "Pegamerun," known .ske •• Valdarfer Boccaccio." Of thi exeeeditigly raro baik only a very few perfect tannin,. are known to exist. It will be remembered that at tii Etoxttargbo sale a copy realised .t 3,200. The work, printed in Inman type, was published in 1471. William Rigby, a well-known book-maker at Faruworth, near Bolton, committal suicide on Thursday, on his return from an nufortunate day at Chester Races, Tin: haly iyas roiaa on Saturday morning in a claypit uciar :ash Station. As this was securely fenced, it is imp,s :Jule that he could have got in by accident. ii,:shy was ouly twenty-six, /Ids is the fourth l'arnworth suiaido an a fortnight,  On Saturday night a fand atroot,krht tt.olf place at Newcastle-on-Tyne. Itas;rt Aluert Laws had been drinking in a pt.olic-tiouse at Spital Tongues, when they tssnitruteed to quarrel. 'They then went into the street to continue ilia fight, and in the first round Law struck Ashley a severe blow in the face, felling him to the ground, A.ahley died in a.fesi minttles !!.f.ter! L tws was afterwards aret4tod. With the co-operation of Sir Richard Temple, Sir Guyer limiter, and Sir 11. Kay Shuttlewortu, (Jul. 11[writes is renewing his effort, to effect an amendment of the attention Act so far as it relates to tho election of the humid Beard for 14ondou. It is proposed to reduce the size of the eloepio4 areas, thaa increasing the constituencies from eleven to nine LOCH and the representatives from fifty-five to seventynue.  lVliila ee.gaßred on Saturday umenintr in pulling down a stable wall iu i4tl Jjil It..oad. liondon, a labourer, whose 1141111: Ctllllll not be asceiteimed, iVILS so badly crushed by th .. fall of quantity of bricks that he died on tha way tut, Stitithern Hospital, to which he was conveyed by tii.. lv_irse ambulances All that Wss kIIOIVII of 04,11 th he wag eMplUrid by a contractor whow jL ut bnAtteas 1. la IWil seighboagiood al Obastisa Street.
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1891-11-27 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

JUNG. ....dep. TUEDERBERT dep.  • OP  Treorky Ystrad .. Llwynpia 9.11 llinas  .1111•', I n  yi r  1".  •li..ist  • • • • • • • • •• • : .. 10 36 .. 10 42 .1048 1055 171110 10 . kik 1021.. 10 3010 .. •.. O i• • • • ioar. .• .•_1_1•• 8 10401046 Ij • •10 4610 521- .. .....• 10 54!•• • • • • • • =l= le 248 28 i 8 288 33 ...: .... 8 •Is 8 3 ' 15-8  I t  FERNDALE dep. 1 Tylors Town o Ynishir Perth ,  8 84 8 8 811 9 21  II •  v iinuus v  A rivn:,•.tcr IN  pcmotti,v, an..t 1.1  liii.'  ii st,llta  There being no opposition, tho lion. W. L. 13,1 PurP94e "f Jacks,on, late Financial Secretary to rho l'reamry, has been declared duly elected memo. r u Parliament lit 1r111.11,, for North Leeds. 0, passengers SirL'hurlesDilke has aceeelcl to the request of the Aberdeen United Tratie.s Council to open ttie Ladies The Worshipful Comii,tuy of Skinners hu Mad% a donation of .100 guiamas to the London Young  .... ... PPio ....A. .......•. . o A OP! de:I; li 1.. :AlOlllll.l •i ~I 11r. O. A Batter, till()1 Women's Christian Association Extension Fund. Exhibition—l in that city ou Detiember II th. wss f-rte rly seel.:.:: •,,: : - .;: artjuis Tlieng. .iJO neuter's Agency, dating from Bilbao, November The Egyptian Budget for next year will probably ,•e w" 23rd, states that sixty En4lish workmen, employed show a surplus of revenue over expenditure of an Am„, ig. 0., hy :,;.,.J, “.1.1 (,1 \ti I• :;:ll il..,:enlm the that town, have gone out on strike. iu the shipbuilding yards on tlie river Nervion, near 1',E300,000. Provision will be made for a further i • - . , ' : . is • ,' i.. led toreduction of taxation. • • • ~ ' ..„ . .. ~. ti ...,,(11"11.se, .13.11, The gentleman who attemptod te commit suicide Madame Adelina Patti b,ings her remarkably , • , : ,-- : :••:::.ttip ti the by shooting himself in a Ilona at Je:sey has beet& successful tour to a close this week with concerts at ("4 inelei ll"Li identified as a clerk eniple3 ed at Lloyd's Bank, Lou- Belfast and Cork. Everywhere she has filled the don. He bee in a critical condition. 'llos ballot has la4e hails in which she haa sung* ani lawa Um Qat pi baba satraatiad frau his Iwo& rooeiced witikturlikiama. -.1  111.. 4 I' sVlnt  Et• 1141,1 N:111.  Q!•••••11.6 1•; • : bcf.10•I•1 Ikr,i;:l4.iiat College.  Perth dep. Hated