The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1872-08-09 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

MURDER AT PLAISTOW.— At the Ilford Petty coachman. The complainant, George Reader,been'reduced t sof blackened h I ' o a mae , s ape the line was not in a condition far the resumption . f.l2' Sessions on Saturday, Thomas Spring, aged 20, a stated that he entered the defendant's service on "New York Herald Bureau." 40, Fleet street, walls. The entrance hall has been fortunately I traffic until between nine and ten o'clock at night. labourer, of Clarkson-street, Plaistow Marsh, was the 20 July. On the 23rd, in consequence of some: London. saved, but not so the grand staircase to which it led ,In the meantime trains arriving with pasmngers for . . . ' charged with causing the death of James Barrett, dispute about the rooms occupied by his w,fe, he Certificate, London, Aug. 2. and which seems to have been irreparably ruined. i Manchester were stopped within a short distance of 13 another labourer of Bethnal-green, by striking him went into the defendant's dining-room. There, , Henry H. Stanley, Esq , has handed to me to. 'the scene of the accident, and the passengers, walk- a happy thought, at a critical moment, the roof on the head with his fist in the North Woolwich-road. without receiving any provocation, the defendant day the diary of Dr. Livingstone, my father, scaled ling round to the Pendleton able, were conveyed in sy3ais cut awe 'y at a point near the entrance hail, It struck him in the face, loosening three of his tee; Is and signed by my father, with instructions written 'other trains to their destinations. A petition of the which had the effect of arresting eth flames that appeared from the evidence of several witnesses that on Friday, the 26th ult., the deceased, with —Mr. Mansfield ordered the defendant to pay a fine on the outside, signed by my father, for the care of I traffic was else diverted over the London and North- were spreading in that direction, and of saving the some other men, w drink' together t the as mg a e Hope of 40s. with 3s. costs, which and for all his actions concerning and to my i 'Western Railway Company's lines —During the clock tower—an imposing feature—and a whole Brewery tap, when a quarrel occurred between two Loss OF AN ENGLISH VESSEL AND SEVEN LIVES, father, our very best thanks are given. We have • afternoon some thousands of persons vimt4 d the wing of the fabric itself. The clock itself never of the men, who went out into the road to fight, —We (Indian Daily News) regret to learn that the not the slightest reason to doubt that this is my Iscene of the accident, and it required all the efforts paused for a moment during the fire, and sun con. of deceased had his coat in his hand, and was British ship Omaha, of Liverpool, was lost at father's journal: and I certify that the letters he ,of the police to keep them off the line. In the tinues to note the fight of time as if nothing un- . e going towards the anon, it is supposed for the pur&auger, on Monday. The vessel left Liverpool in has brought home are my father's letters and no course of Sunday, men were still engaged in the al had usual happened. pose of trying to stop the fight, when the prisoner the 26th February, bound for Calcutta. She had others.—Tot S.