The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1892-08-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

VCI.y teverely injured, awl is unable at prescu. us assailants  bit Utilities lieu, EA:corder of the Uity of London, was nominated to fill the vacancy in the representation of the Holborn Division of the metropolis ir Parliament, caused by the elevation to the Bench of Mr. Justice Bruce, and there being no opposition to his return he was duly sleeted.  A fine of £lOO has been imposed by the Carditil stipendiary upon Captain Kenneth McLean, of the stesmship Paragon, for having allowed his vessel tc be so loaded as to subcusrg,• its summer loadline tc , the extent of 2i inches, the excess of cargo being about fifteen tons. As the steamer Fidele Primavesi, of Cardiff, laden with 2,500 tons of coal for Barcelona, was leaving the heath Dock, Candid, her anchor fouled A buoy, and, swinging round, crumbed through her port tide. ihe vessel immediately began to till, and sank at no o'clock, being totally submerged. It is stated that the private telephone emnpaniet will probably obtain trom the Poet Office better terms than them ceniprieed in the Treasury minute of the 23rd May last. It is said that even the peremptory refusal of the Treasury to hold out any hopes of granting the companies an extension of .heir licensee may not prove to be final. John Norman, a packer on the Great Western Railway has been run over arid trilled just outside Newton Abbot Station by the Torquay express. The man was cleaning the switches, and was struck the side rod of the eugiee and dragged uudel he wheels. His inj quiets wero of a terrible otiarttoter ind death was inetatttaueoue. A lad named John Davies, employed at the South Wel% Tiuworks, Llanelly, has met with a terrible tenth. He had occasion to amend a pulley, when le was caught by the band and whirled round, until te fell upon the fly-wheel, and was mangled almost tejond recognition. Lady Henry Somerset, who not very bug ago returned to this country from America, will shortly leave for a tour in India. She is going out as a ielegate of the World's Women's Christian TemPuerto Union, and will preach teetotalism to the wives and European residents of our great Eastern lepeudency. Mine. Apparuti, who swindled Paris tradesmen out 'flour million halloo on the representation that she tted large millinery orders Item the ituseian and °talk Courts, has been boded over by the St. Petersburg police to the French authorities. She lad feigued insanity and procured admission to an mylero. The litigant who claims £300,000,000 fro na the Ireaeury was again in Court, before Justices;Oave !ad "right; but fdr. Justice Cave peremptotify toped to hear her. "We have had enough of you 'l° week," said his lordship, "and until you yro'ore tbe leave of a judge in Chambers we must tbaolutely refuse to hear you." The applicant lfteupou left the Court. At ten o'clock the other uight a respectably-dressed r'llug man, who appeared to be about twenty-five tears of age, shot himself with a revolver near the lenwple Gardens, London. upon a piece of paper hjell was found upon him lie had written that he before him either suicide or lifelong poverty. ue was lorry he had not enough to pay the expenses )i the fuueral.  1110 Paris correspondent of the "Daily News " 'lfe the Marseilles Savings Bank has been authorised :0 wrest £ll,OOO of its reserve in building cheap ;Moment buildings. This is a novel and importaut Aperture from the principle that savings deposits rall:tv like other money, be invested in the funds, it way possibly be imitated to some extent in •wer UOUlltrlo4. NI:Poll being informed of the death of Mr. Robert :dtetthy, the sculptor, the Queen sent a message of 'oodolence and sympathy to his widow, and a wreath of immortelles Leming the inscription, "A 4'491 of tespect from Queen Victoria. The reviving of Mr. Glasaby have been interred in BrompIto Cemetery. Her Majesty was represented at the `i,lllc(lllies by Captain N. G. Philips, Groom of the '3' Clamber. lioery antiquity lent special interest to the cers-11 which the Bishop of Dover performed. In the little, restored, parish church of St. 4,gthilue, of East Langdon. The oldeat part of klurlo dates back, it is believed, as far as 700 A D., ICI date there are two Saxon windows. A. window was also found, with painting on the Clones, there being, it is said, only one other ;111.dow of the kind in Kent. 'lts Norman part, kilo% for years had lain buried in the churchyard, been restoredd and a tower erected in the place 114 aid bell-e,