The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1872-06-21 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ANX 1.129, Frith street, Soho, said that dervased had i.e ii ,t, Es._,lle termini return relating to the public ;of means of subsistence, and you ended by employed by him as assistant. He had only b...•;; I of 1;,.„„, ,r ,lantriuents shows that in the year 1871 ' extiressine a hope that I might be able to in England a few days; and wee, during the reie a adilress an assurance to you of a nature to soothe c.a i.! ,lsali; di allowances amounting to .e 76,051 a ' the tee.ing, aroused by this affair on the other of the Commune in France, engaged as Falrgeoll 1., I Or were grantol, • and allowances amounting t" i annel I do not .hesitate, X l'Aina battalion of Guards. Witness thcaight .to•ea- el ..t ::.'. 116 cea.4.41 ; leaving. the annual amount pey able side of the Ch was deranged, as sineeho had been with him lie 1; i I ~ Sul.enunitudiou allowanees amounting , I bassadeur, to give you the assurance that the French frequently that he would poison himself. les; oat r S te I;7,1. IGO a year were granted, and allowaneet ; , Geeernment will not deviate from the precatt. J (Ain Crook of the E division, stated that doo:e ...I ent irg to ..e10,715 (enured • leavine, the lions which they have considered it t Milli al : h ir duty e to observe ever since you first called attention to was arrested on Thursday morning last, about ililifei....::lll payable .46 15192. In addition, tinnuit.cs Ithe subject with reference to those of the prisoners past twelve o'clock, charged with indecently to:- ii melee ing to £..7 j, tire to be paid for 10 yeirs saulting two females. Ho Was placed in a . ell, reel . in by use to no whom a judicial sentence has restored to liberty on , ~ I.e Natirinal Irel A Commissioners in re , PaY illela i the solo condition that they shall not reside in was visited by witnees twice between half-l'a." t 0' I ladvances mode by them for commutation of re- 1 prance, three and six. At balf-past six he kneeked at tie tiritig a Ilotietn cos. Compensation allowallel.3 granted I head wi 11, therefore, be subjected individuals who come under this ed door of the cell, and it was opened. Witness !hell in I lie year 11.171 on reortetniention and abolition of . measure tending to flict their presence on a friendly saw deceased standing up with a bottle in his hand. Oiiii.l.B Ell)1101Mted to .1:16,6.14 in the War 011 ice and . Before witness. who tried to grasp it from him, wa., military, departments ; A 121,503 in the Customs ; ! country, a measure susceptible of being assimilated • tinthe world able to do so, deceased swallowed its contente, are! .1:5,751 in the Registers of Seethes, the joint keep- o transportation although, in nocountry ' have exile and transportation ever been confounded fell dead into witness's arms. Medical aid was sumere for Itharew receiving annuities of .e 1,104 and W care desirous that the Queen's Government may anoned, and life was found to be qnito extinct. Vi' .4'.2,886 rempeetively ; .211,106 in Court of Bankruptmess produced the bottle, which had contained be thoroughly convinced that we are determined ey, iticluding ken. anuoities ranging 'Font-flew° to prussic acid. The medical evidence proved deeth to abstain from all such interference as might induce -e1,500. The euperanntfation annuities granted in our exiles to select Great Britain as their eventual to have been caused by poisoning by .prussie acid. the year were generally of very moderate amount place of abode. If some misunderstanding as to In the cell was found a note written ni French to but in each of the following departments a grant our intentions has arisen in England we greatly the following effect —"May: 13th, 1572. A;llreiis r•r,eedii:g 41,000 a ye:a. wal made—vie., the regret it, and we are very anxious to appease, as my money to Monsieur Le Rocais, I E I t ' --"? ' "11-. Trieuury, the Colonial Office, the Inland Revenue maitre, Paris; also my clothes at Mr. Fargesitu, far as depends on us, the feeling of alarm to which Department, the Prornmeter-General's Office, Con- public opinion in your country has been subject, a stationer, in London, and at the laundress who lives siil4, Melee of Common's Offices (two), and diplo 'feeling which I am persuaded will be promptly at Mr. Blancluird'ib stationer, in strem." Ti : mat it. i all s ions. Annuities to members of the he ii -;e; dispelled when the facts of the case shall have . diploma of the deceased was produced by Mr. 1:1;;!;;; I Ft of the late King of the Belgians and the hilt and it stated that he took his degree of doctor of I, ~ , 1 I.s.,en accurately ascertained." The corrosponeirace ler:ette lUiti .till payable, the amount being eleees with this despatch. medicine in April, 1857. The jury returned ct verubeet .11,00 ea yeme diet of " Suicide whilst of unsound mind." . . , . , , Captain C. J. 'l'. Weatianati, ot I . .I. 1., ii i, , .' . '.• ' :' . . . ''. A Fine rot-trait of the Countess de Bank, by H. Catalry, has lreen senteneed by court -1.-: ~ ' ;.; 1., .• • • '• ; ; • ; ;-''; ; ; ;" It has been added to the Exhibition . - eenau , . ' • nof the ' '' ' .' ' ''' - ' .' ' ' S. eiet yof French Artists, New Bond plared at the butt iii of the Beheld Let cl e 5,•,..,;:, . • • . . , • . ! , '.• ... Street. for having wountlet a set wit i. ii. . :;., r. i.... • 1;•••'•'• ' • ; AN