The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1892-12-16 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

URACIOUS PRINCESS.  Princess Christian and her daughter, Princess Victoria of Sohleswig-Holstein, assisted on Monday night at a concert given at the St. Paul's Mission House, Walworth, London, under the direction of the vicar, the Rev. C. H. Simpkinson. Among the performers were the ladies forming the guitar band, who—arrayed in Zinged colours—conducted by Senor &mega and led by Miss Sullivan, discoursed daintiest melody in charming fashion. Mr. Streetfelid and Dr. Aikin sang b 'Rads in English, and Senorita Margarita de Cardenas brought down the house in Spanish. Princess Christian first played on the piano in sympathetic style Hertzogenberg's " Wreath " and Schumann'. "Nussbaum." Needless to say, the applause was immense, but when presently her Royal Highness end her daughter played.. a duet Riibinstein's "Wedding ilfareh " Mu! D'Oarville's "Hunting Chorus," the cheers were deafening, and in this connection a graceful incident occurred. aFinoess Christian knew that aka would give pleasure by "taking the call," as the professional term has it : so, ascending the star of the platform, she beckoned for Princess Visions to stand beside her, and then the kiud-hearted ladies stood aide by side bowing their acknowledgments to the audience. It was a touch of mutual apprikds. tion which will not readily be forgotten Windsor Great Park or at Waiworth.  MURDER OF A DAUGHTER,  At Lord; AlPfllZ3ll on Monday W. C. Littlewood, 44, size manufacturer, of Henley, near Etnddersfield, was charged with the murder of his daughter Emily on October 101. Prisoner appeared to feel his position very keenly, and while in the dock frequently buret into team. The evidence showed that for a week before the committal of the murder the prielner had been drinking. heavily. After leaving his plain of business on the 10th of October he went home, and, going to hie daughter's bedroom, cut her throat with • earring knife. Mrs. lAttle wood heard screams, and rushed to tam bedroom, only to find her daughter lying dead in a pool of her own blood and the accused in theist of cutting his own throat. She succeeded in preventing him from doing this. The murdered child was 15 years of age, subject to file, and a stipple. No motive could be assigned for the crime, for the ascused had bsen on excellent terms with his daughter, amd the defence now advanced wee that be eAA at the time temporarily insane throu,gh (1, —The jury returned a verdict of guilty, but toned that the prisoner was insane when he committed the net, and the judge ordered him to be confined during her Majesty's pleasure.  H.R.H. the Prince of Wales has forwarded a present of game for the nee of the patients of St. George's Hospital. The Emperor William has conferred the Order of the Red Eagle of the First Class upon MajorGon-Tat Charles Taylor Da Plat, Equerry to Queen V icteria.  'lite British Commissioner* to the Conference on the Behring Sea Keating dispute met on Monday at the Foreign Office. Regret was expressed at the death of Mr. W. H. Cross, M.P., who was thalami adviser to the Commissioners.  rilliams,  21YDroth, knPlat 6!",ticiPsted,