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At the Bridgend Petty Session on Saturday, Thomas Cooke, of Bridgend, marine store dealer, was charged on remand with unlawfully wounding IVni. Henry Brooke, of Bridgend, architect and surveyor. The circumstances of the case linve already appeared in our paper. Mr. R. Scale (Sca

JU i tUES. Lord Justices Cotton, Liti.i.ey, and Lopes sitting in Appeal Court U., had before them the appeal of the Key. James lie ly, the incumbent of a Liverpool church, from a decision of Mr. Justioe Chitty, refusing to realty ti marriage settlement made upon his marriage n ii

SHOW. To the Miter of the " Central. Glamorgan Gazette." SIR, —I wish to inform you and the readers of your paper that the party who took the first prize for your in Cowbridge show, also took a prize previously in Aberdare show, which was very wrong and unfair to those who were

It Llantrisant Police-court on Friday, Edward Tamplin, nen., and Edward Tamplin, jun., butchers, were summoned for stealing fifteen sheep belonging to Mr. Thomas Williams, farmer, New Mill. Mr. H. P. Linton, solicitor, Aberdare, appeared for the prosecution, and Mr. Rhys (Messrs

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JOINTS, which will be on SHOW on Tuesday next. He has purchased some very prime Beef from Mr. ThGmas Arthur, of Colwinstone ; Mr. T. M. Franklen, of St. Hilary; and Mr. Preston, of St. Hilary. He has also some home-grown Beef, fed at Court Farm, Aburthin. Also some splendid and

utterly unfitted Lim for sharing in any sort ox ievelry. Stevie expressly stated that there would be nothing of the sort.) lie congratulated bins on his good fortune aud "management," suggesting, in nasty little way, that he (Stevie) had know u Unice to be Lord itessthorne's gra

Llanafan School, Aberystwyth, Nov. 2nd, 1889. Dear Sir,—Plcase send two bottles of your " Coltsfoot Chest Protector." I find the last bottle did me a great deal of good. I was much troubled with hoarseness, and it has quite gone since using your medicine ("Coltsfoot Chest Protec