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The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-05-12 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CHURCH &NOD.- • Aberdare I diametee The centre tube. will be bound by 15 e'er- On Tuesday.; .the' Irish ChurchS Synod, ,in yn...., a letter Was Merthyr ...... The Gape Standard and Mail reports some extra- A burial scandal is exciting a good deal of stir at sion to allude to children. The speechit transmitted m was (emu! coils, oth n e principle introduced by Sir W. G . tree I from Mr. Disraeli, in which he stated, as respects ebernaut --- 131 ... 6 9 1017 21 nreina'y proceedings in connection with the lows of the Ste Mary's Church, Torquay. A retired baker had the to London by telegraph, and had t been sent as It . el-alternate, aed the trunnion Pieces will to no less the Irish Church Divinity School, that the subject sin Llwydeoed colonial steamer Namaqua on the Smith African @Oast, misfortune to break his leg, and the suffering seems to was reported there would have been no evasion that 6,ift. in diameter. There is no machinery old be Hirwain--err 1 4 ... 657 9 217 32 on Merest 29tb, while bound with mails from Plymouth have so affected his tailed that he committed suicide for complaint. But as it turned out the a cony " i y approached in connection with the general llia.wain_dep 1 4 ... 7 9 Zi7 40 r. • now existing strong enough to deliver ;rich guns, !question of the church surp:us, and any action upon Glyo-Neath 2 ... 7 9 8 0 to eastward of Cape Town. The Zulu was despatched by hanging himself. A verdict of suicide while got into the hands of a telegraph clerk whose and hence Sir W. G. Armstrong and Co. have for it would be now premature. Besolven ...- 2 ... 7 351 5 686 8 from Cape Town, and found the Namaqua high on a temporarily insane was returned, and the usual sense of humour was evidently commensurate with some time past been constructing a crane to lift 1 Aberdylais reef rising out of a sandy shore, on which it WAS sup- notice of burial was given. The vicar, however, his vulgarity. Instead of transniitting the word 'hem in and out of the ships in which they! Luso
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-12-08 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CHAPEL—This handsome edifice is now under roof, and the contractor is energetically beiJd working it the interior, and it is supposed the whole hence will be completed in about three months Aa the building advances it excites general ,a7n re,tions and promises to be use of the most —"rneniona, and will undoubtedly be the handsomest chapel in the surrounding locality. Some art a little diaposed to find fault with the connecii,t6e,tor entering upon such an undertaking when enuding prices are so high, and the labour mar. ket no depressed. But our correspondent believes they have a aubstantial apology in the necessity that has driven them to seek release from the very limited epee which is afforded in the old chapel; !ad they have not unwisely considered that in emforking upon a design in harmony with the requireraenta of the neighbourhood, rather than limiting it !r. the smallest accommodation that would suffice for their present condition, they act in a generous and may expect generous support from those 'oho are advocatea of the Christian cause. rrlnGrifflBthusl,clST—YeTilieinsofw"agke, aatniteanznpea ntaled" I,mit suicide by hanging himself, but fortunately ao alw detected in the mph act, and placed in safe ,fleuthody. It waa stated that some years ago he —anied a widow who had a family of three /bitten , and since their marriage that number Dare increased. The man came with his 'lettfilY (excepting his wife) from Merthyr to .eeelell to look for work: He was in very !`raltened circumstances, and searcely any furnilure or bedding was in the house he occupied at teold he latter place. After he left Merthyr, his wife all the furniture, and appropriating a "pass' to her atep-daughter, set sail for America. ousa Griffiths wan taken into custody for at. tit and ramted self-destruction, lie was asked why he did aturwered, because he was poo'r. He was err before Mr P. Price at Bridgend, on Wednes'el'. end Itthanded until to-morrow (Saturday).  4r. AlO. p'lo4 JIOA el, 00 ocoe ired tb. A svbiso Cool 402 ro'21:1 -41C1
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-11-17 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ONFORD STUDEET.—An inquest was held at Oxford on Monday afternoon, before the University Coroner, on the bodge Mr. Thomas Heathcote Wyndham, M.A., Fellow M.Tutor of Merton College, who had committed suicide in his rooms in college on Saturday afternoon by blowing out his brains with a fowling piece. Evidence was given showing that deceased had been rather depressed during the . past week, and one or two letters were found by the ! side of the body. One, which had been directed to r Dr. Acland, deceased's medical advieer, was as fol• lows:—" Dear Dr. Acland,—l must be put into a lunatic asylum; please put me in.—ll. Wyndham. Tim other letter, addrersed to a lady to whom the dereared has been engaged, was not produced. A verdict war returned that decrased destroyed himself while in t state of unsound mind. The deceased gentleman hore a high charae:er in his oollei,e for his devotion to his work, and had given a lecture to his pupils within two or three hours of his body being discovered.  Mr. Laymal hai bought one or tie most interesting palaces on the Gri.d Oinal, Venice, and is furnishh.g it wdh won rof and antauity, gathered in Italy, Spain, and tte E . I is understood that this distingui,hed ainateut intandv, at a future period, to make Venice hi he.dquarterv.—Atherierum.  "Le Eeveillon" is to serve for the Christmas piece at the Alhambra, and it is also to be done at the Criterion. ihe Alhambra, piece is to be written by Messrs. Poulton and nod, and it will be illustrated by 'he music from S nuns' opera, "The Est." Mr. Gal ciert is the adapter of the piece for the Criterion.  The Dublin musical critica praise very highly the tu, sic a:M lit-teem, of an original three-act o.nnie opeet, enti led 'The It). mid toe Hine.' The composer +lnd poet are ho' It very young ladies, the former atilt a student in the Boy Irish Aeat.:enty of Music, where the work W 36 ree to (,ci:out scenery and drams) on the -Ith iustmt, the c mductor being the Principal, lair B. P. Stewart, Mus. Dec.  Tbe Down Mail runs as on Week Days.  lIWAIL,
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1879-04-18 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ALLEGED KIDNAPPING OF COOLIES BY THE DUTCH.  The Shanghai Sin Pao publishes a letter from a correspondent giving an account of the kidnapping of coolies for the Dutch possessions in the Sti efts and the cruel treatment they suffer. The editor says that he at first disbelieved the charges, but having made enquiries which convinced him of their truth, he determined to print the letter. The writer says that certain poisons are in the habit of advancing wages and passage money to coolies and shieping them from Hong Kong or Macao, nominally for Singapore. On arriving at the Straits the coolies are not allowed to land, and are immediately transhipped on to another vessel for Penang. At Penang thee are sold for seventy or eighty dollars apiece, and are carried off to the Dutch Possessions. Though they are questioned by the foreign officials whether they are going of their free will, the kidnappers cozen them into saying that they are. If anyone finds out the fate for which he is destined an.l objecta to proceed, ti. is detained on pretence of the advances made to him. Thecoolie.s are employed in the Dutch islands to clear and.plant tobacco. It is said that each man on hia arrival is tattooed on the cheek, but this is more than one need believe. However, once arrived they are never released. No letters are allowed to be transmitted. If a• one tenders his ransom, it is no accepted. -W. sick they have no uiett.cal attend Inca. For dress they have only cocoa-nut hark f 0... food one poand of rice in the husk and throe sous to buy salt fish daily. When a man dies, his body is cut in four an e is buried under a betakes tree to manure ii. On atmouot of the heat and unhealthiness 3f the clioiate nearly half die the first veer. Ileny a. killed by the ernelty of the overseers and some are driven to commit suicide. Phe total number of loathe that have occurred since the trip bags'. is more than tam thousand, and no one ha liver ben known to escape. When thi- trade MIN a certain man of Sinning, near Canton, was appointto take charge, o the couliee, receiving five dollars a head per aminm. He has made an immense fortune, but innumerable deaths lie at his door. Numbers of the unfortunate wretches applied to the writer for help when he was in the votunry, hut he maid do nothing for them. He can only pray the Ohinese and foreign officials to keep watch for kidsappers, and punish them severely. lie also begs the ;entry to petition the authorities to appoint officers acquainted with the Cantonese, Swatow, aid flakka lialects to board every ship clearing for Singapore, and question each emegrant, separately, and release ell who have been kidnapped or deceived into going
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1879-10-10 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

DAYS. Odessa University, had been imerismed for many under circumstances reported, has now been die- 15,000 present. Mr. Parnell, M.P., was present. In with a view of taking passage to America, where n months in the gaol of that city, the case against him covered. The Hon. and Rev. Douglas, vicar of St. the course of his speech he was at one time compelled I they were promised remunerative employment and twine incomplete, and that the cell ho was confined Paul's, Worcestcr, writes that her story is untrue, to stop, in consequence of the interruption caused by I free grants of lands. They went, according tc (already in a filthy state when he first entered it) Iler name is not Douglas, but she is an orphan from a ban d which struck up during his address. Amon' appointmenteto an office in the street named, and Le ar jese never been cleansed during his tenancy. The America, and came to England in the ship Egypt. the principal speakers were Mr. Shaw, M.P., Colona after each had deposited 360 fr. for their tickets sccumulation of refuse and nameless abominations Mr. Douglas (who has taken great intereet in her Colthurst, 31. P., Sir Joseph 3l'Kenna, H.P., Mr. across the Atlantic, they were instructed to proceed with which its paved floor was wholly covered gave case, and put himself to great trouble and some fX- P. J. Smith, M.P., &c. Mr. Shaw praised Mr. Glad- to Portsmouth, where they were to leave by the eat so vile an effluvium that he had complained ter pense in finding out her parents, writes ;--•• Her stone's Land Act, and said there were principles in it 3lagellan. On reaching the port, ho ever, they some time before his suicide of suffocation, resulting sight is very defective, and the doctors anticipate, at which, if properly carried out, would settle the land found they had been th 3 victims of a cleverly Organrle in giddiness and fainting fits, a the prison officials visiting his cell o hasten and had repeatedly ini- no distant time, total blindness, and I think at the euestion. He thought that the whole system of land ized swindle, no such vessel having been heard of. present time her mind is more or less affected, tenure in Ireland must be changed. In his opinion They applied to the French consul for relief, but plore : ng on the trial, as the tortures he was daily endming in the men who worked the land should own the lead, when the police authoritiesin London were communi• tb • In this he would do no injustice to the landlord but cated with,. the "agents" had disappeared. An mephitic atmosphere of his dungeon were ab- 0THE
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1869-06-11 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

CENSUS OP OBIME. During last quarter the metropolitan police took 3,290 persons into custody, of whom 2,629 were males and 661 females.. Amongst the more serious offences 2 were charged with treuon fetsny, 3 with murder, 4 shooting aty,stabbing, oulministeriog poison, &c., bd cutting and wounding with. intent, &e., 14 concealing birth of their infants, 23 manslaughter, 131 commonassaults, 71 ditto on police, 6 attempting to commit suicide, 2 feloniously throwing over the person a cm rosive fluid, 119 burglary, 65 robbery, -27. horseostraling, 429 stealing froth the person, Y,148 -simile theft, 118 enbruleruent, 117 re• calving stolen goods, 71 frauds, 3 arson, 178 tittering 'counterfeit •ssoiri, 15 riot.. The persons otaken .into custody, im-1868 are thus .classed.: servants, 1,643; .sherilli,o6lr.ers, 4; shoi.keepersolo., 1341 shoemakers, 19344,enalths, 492 ; eoldiers', 545 ; thisveyors, 1.3 ; sweeps, 1124,,8aU0nr0i1,183 ; tinkars..llllld. tinsn,93 ; tabinconisin, 68 ;, toolmakers, 18 -; farmers,. fray 02; Watchmakers, 81 wateriner, ;. weavers, • It); no trade. or octvpition, .16,992 males and 17,8,53.fema1e5. The total- number -apprehentled Was 45818 males and 21,022 females.  toubon aub Country iflarlatil.  The Money Market 1 CITY, Juan 7.—ln the Conseil market to•clai the decline in prices has not exceeded I per cent. The price tor delivery ix 92 to 921; end for account 04 to 921; Reduced and New Time per Cents., 03 to 921; India Five per Crate.. 1111 to 1121; .India Pour per Coats. 1001 to 101 ; India Boucle, 3e to /0e prem.; sad Exchequer Dille, Ss di.. to 24 prem. In the value of British Railway Shares noniaierial change has Wren place. 'The foliorihrg are the quotations —Cale. don'an.74ei 77; Great Eastern, 371 to 371; Great Western, 49 tr. 491; Great Norther; A mock, 1071 to 1071 ; London and Brighton, 45 to 451; London and North•Weetern, 1171 to 118; Metropolitan, 971 to on, bildland, 1151 to 1151; Mancheqter, Sto-fileld, and Linn:4oo2lre, 54 to 541; and South Eaxtern, 371 to 371.  The Corn Trade. Cent
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1869-04-02 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

MORN EASY THAN TO EITARVE.  Hannah Lee, 37, needle woman, of Hampton.street, Harrow.road, was charged at Marylebone with attempted suicide, and attempting to deprive her child, Albert Lee, aged five years and a half, of its life, by poison. The 'intoner wept bittetly, and her son btood by her side. Iler husband, who was a postman, died five years ago, and she had ever since suffered much privation through inability to obtain constant woilt. That MOrlllig the child i•ried for food, and she had none to give it. Having the poison she gave it some and took the rest herself. She hail bought the laudanum in small quantities at a time, and had keep it by her for over two months. She bad struggled very hard for employment, but could not succeed. There was not a particle of food or fire in the place. The landlady deposed that prisoner, on coming to herself, said it was hard to starve and to see her dear child asking for bread. She told prisoner she ought to have let her know her state. Mr. D'Eyncourt asked if the prisoner was willing to work. Witness: Yes, very willing, and none more so ; she is a very hard-working, Bubo; and prudent woman. Mr. D'Eyncourt : Fond of the child I Witness : Very fond indeed, and that is what surprised her that she had attempted to take its life. Mr. IP gyncotirt said it was a vary distressing egge, hut te must send her for trial for the attempt upon the life of her child. Prisoner begged she might not he sent for trial. She only wanted work to maintain herself and child.  A co iity DANIIST advertises that "be ',pares no paita" to retder his operations satidaotovv.  To ecaurs Hornina It's Tea a urcals too consumer unit formil 14004 in quality, in id s.cured packctn:, of which Aveoiiou packeta ue saasally acid. by the 2,538 Artht's•
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1873-08-29 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

WIGAN.-At the London till,f„ta, had re.•ved 11:44, 1,6,114- ~.•:1 tad, ,I ,--- 44-; th .16 356 20 10 55 5 107 10 de Forstner, and a surgeon, while attending pow,. ,00da„` ye), ;, ~. ,1 t ~...,, •,,,,, ~ ttt' ' ~1,. :~,!1' riages.-On Saturday after:1100B, a child, named Ledsana acted as leader, and after calling 0,:t2 End North Western Railway meeting On Saturday, ilaterfordweer ~. s 5 .., 9 45,4 95 11 .15 ::: 5 2)7 26 wounded in a farm-house near Prats de Shi,,ar.v. ~, 6,, j,!,1,:-„,,,,.' ~,,,,,,- , ~ :',, ~ "'lt.'''' ' '','',"' '. William Hilton, of Spring Gardens, Wigan, about "Make a start, lads," he and his comrades made a Mr. Moon, the chairman, referring to the recent wi•ititual v. 1 told I. r 4 were captured by a Republican detachment au! vi•- .thed ili,,, to ~,,,, ts o, .., , , ~ ... , seven years of age, was rambling on the London rush at the centre or Ina:gage gate, which was terrible accident at Wigan, remarked that "what caarn'athen 5 50;8 109 3)) 12 402 .20,6 108 25 o i ..., auu 600 rett,..“l. ern de 6 12,8 349 57. .., 2 52 ... 8 50 shot. An Irish officer named Raymond has la ou • : and North-Western Railway, on the incline at the quickly cleared. A regular melee ensued. I nspeo- the end of it would be no one could tell; but it was aissola [his , si a•t me '. I .7: tV" el a ..•ii ,an went and 4 6 469 1010 26 1 303 24 799 24 appointed to the command of the Royalist Artillety f ..', ~,•' ~ _ 1, . ' , • , , , • north of the passenger station, when it was struck tor Whereat, while defending his position behind aertain that the accident was not the result of mils- Isoolote 11 7 159 46110M.1 553 57 7 3110 t•cLi/L•4 t,l 4. .3 or . ~,,, ~, t , lutist. , aid juneeci it on , in Catalonia. this I IT the Scotch express, which passe Wigan without the gate, received a blow on the ear with a swatisea arri 5 )44 7 30 10 011 10 2 104 107 46 1010 management, for the. greatest care was always tie) lav 11 rea . ;he e,,, Ie: ..- wiudow. After this i stopping. I t killed,- but sbruises d drumstick, It was no the an was knocked down about half-a- taken in conducting the traffic, and the directors Swansea. dep .......5 50 7 109 3510 40.1 453 507 20 ... entreat.' I-c: 1,,, . 9 0 t :1, .'ci:er a ith me and not SUICIDE THROUGH DISAPPOINTED `,.,.- • . , , . .. - ~., ~ ~ ', %. general shock are such as no hopes of recovery dozen times, and was elan kicked in the were ignorant of anything more that could have Neath 5 21 7 41 10 1 11 14 2 204 21 7 61 ... 11 It 4.,,,,.4.41.u. I ...1.1.g) ale 3.11.4 re. llSou, c uOCl.l`lO " are held out. chest. Constable Moult, in doing his best to keel) been done to insure stdety." Britoil Ferry .74910 MI ... 1 ... 4 291 ... ...
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1873-09-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

IRELAND. stone, when s, most fearful accident happened. again wished her good morning, saying, at the . On Sunday, a most remarkable Nationalist the stem woiehine abond bait a ton • • iseee door, 'You will not know me when I come beck, demonstration took place at the grave of Woolfe These raised. by ne'leartrsZf 'what is -called a " jib-c" 'Lane "Ifo're for I shall then be dressed as I need to be. Tone, in Bodenstown Churchyard, some °O miles the mortar to be seoread,when the crane felhand name were her last words to her landlady." from Dublin. Woolfe Tone was one of the most lire. with a Irrer,,,..indtP.L'• cdraTlionn the people liacev From recent information, it is believed that seeei famous leaders of the Rebellion of TS, having the unfortunate lady when IWirdered and robl.eni ?:I"! seienet"':':ag:. "mac': ,Lia' ,77.. tra,e. ..°ll\----.- orgsthised the celebrated French expedition to had upon her two valuable gold we-tr.:hes-eve her ..! ' -1-tt(:: 'i.e.': iir -;€l.'iti'l?' T.l:':;l7;tu''-2::teeri ll'icix;fel;-Ber'7lriee Bantry Bay. lie was taken at sea, tried in Dublin, late husband's and one her oarn'-rend also thine e :e; •:-.' .0: e' • '' s e Y. - -' • ' sriateneed to death, and committed suicide in prison ereunnlioss. eLe tohowine s very costly diamond rings. ' ' ". e soe, ~;; 'ft, i„,,..,--yrs. I,:etshsu',.. on the morning fixed for his execution. Be was The Observes of Sunday states n - 1-ji to •e ;; .; : ' ~;, , i ~th her h i beried at Bodenstown, a village in Kildare and early hour this (ienday) morning the let et t' . ' ; : es, -2, ~,, .S, le:, ;;, c „idea lictiacs2_'Brie,er his tonab has been a favourite theme for national had come to the knowledge of the no e - lie.' i''' '' -: e 5.5.... sseer• 1 ...ere -, •,. 1• . I Liprerhohne i
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1880-06-11 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ATTEMI'"  UICIPF.  !! afAcctice t,) the case of. the . • 0,1,i, .1 1,, v.,ocit suicide on he S. he -sect, ana of it in nad it had such t to commit wculd be. a's woll in cases of instead of  it:ts alai.: .t.1.,4t. " new brooms E,Y. cep e. and the auditor Gt tt;.., Zh,,...tri :1;1.1 C10v.1,1-;,l_, , Union accounts appear io tut..... 1.1 maxim. He is not tlisv,scd t,» e,t L..i......... . i.' 1 the mere checking of accontit.,s but is lihat ply after various olliei•Lls, the. u.ty I ii:•,- 'I ,e perform their functions' anti what •! ttara•ttt:e they offer for tue ek_a.:L .f.,./Itilluent of I Mr. Roberts also setzlesia th...t t'....: `• •• Ilk the different pari.ltes shoutd seperat.; instalments instea.d. o; ti.ree, .., present arraegement CAllSk'S a great null,: e... ~i 1 , , ..,.,.., _,:, 1 ~,,.., ~, ~,,,.h h, i.,..J.. ~.e,t,,,cd fr., unmecusary tigur,...7.. If it WerP hot fol. Ct.: :I, ..t....)...1:,..,,,,,i. Lt..1.:1.,: 1.1a.1 a b,-....,' nianed kurpiinly, evident duaire to curtail the amount of his now la the Cot-, ..... . teuir.,,, was uoing is Le brooiht labours, We pirmld suegest to :Jr Itt,tu,rts IIL !..u.., CI- :11.17,i ,tr.tt.:.i that day for insubordination, ~, cjeuhajou 1,.,,, ,:,, 1 ::n• w...if•yteat to an industrial. school, the desirability of inakto n,„t,. • n q....:.,1172,-,...): tle; nia7istrateu to be able ..,' t ..! '.... .•-• ee.-..i,-... et,, r. 011,1 mkt the neees.sary the face of depressed tino.:,, ti,..0 ..,,,..,..;::s del.; o, 1 ; ! upon ratepayers are to lo• i.e..i, w,.t... ~j,.....e.1.te.• I. . ~ t., 1.,...•—e.:......‘aee ef the hoe. celerity than at present. If ittiy ...r 1:..e ~..,,,,• , • .: - c .....,.., c., t,..., 1.... d ljul committed tat,,tse t.f Mr. Roberts wow. based on i,,,,.!tt;e ' , ' 'ie,a. ~. ae'l "-.,--r‘ht the b..i.,t tita,,,,-; t,-; do ecouotr,444i. :frounds, they would merit it ,i• i 11..,l ''! • tt-,--, - .-2, '''!, •-ty'l',-s thou/d •L•xn4 tinu to .11 1,1.,,,;.., oft ion that,