The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1885-11-06 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TED HEIR.  r would have found no ie two men, Richard they sat eyeing each rn time to time, glenlough distrusting the would have told you, in of the higher class  done," said ',slur, in tit it about time 1 got  replied the other, "1 yet. There are certaiu  irder, oonsidering the 1 job. Come, I inu.t dollars, Dick—a mere Lan just come into such  es still remaining. As terious disappearance.' rs, to be assured that  for it?" broke out it; " aud, by Jove, no  )ut for Heaven's sake  alor, not heeding tho of, there it is." • gold watch which the lnd laid on the table.  Lalor, supplying the ,ed. "Why not nick.  ha—" Again Hanley  Lalor. "Threw it into cried it far enough by  trd Hanley was silent,  coarse ruffian, "what Id for ? "  slant," was the answer I to-morrow night, and  hen," growled Lalor. 'ou't be well for one of  ne• carrying with him y's face was a study. Ling it wore was simply  t man," he muttered, okmailing." oommunication set the c. His ohmmeter was ord to do this. He was ti his person WAS found and identified as the ton, a young gentle. sterieus disappearance within the past few  en suspicion, whioh ten it was announced 'ennington's body had water, gashed with bt that his death had  y. Unmarried brother a Pennington had fallen might now have made Melroth, the rich t an estrangement had because Mark fancied ations were preferred And with this double om the sorrow caused d distraction from the n the eve of departing time of his sudden di. mires to soolat7, for he such a villain as we  reader. It would, as required an expert in the disguise of his He was Mark Penning•est surviving relative ; k's murder came out, ations showered on Mr it wealth to which he an's death.  tow with Mr. Melroth, ind on the subject of Wroth broached the e gave way to a shower !trough sorrow for poor ly from indignation at she had always a she had despised the  l prevarications, John story so strange and I rom the minds of all his guilt. netigated by Richard obstacle between himthe crime of murder. had not cominitt-d ; overpowered the Man eliminate. whom, after ands dragged to a place which he hatipurposud. inon es be had secured his employer, by conad pectinated his agree.  cile this account with ,dy, Lalor could say the place in which he his victim revealed incredible atatement. 'Ong Hanley, that was r• _  , found guilty, and Everybody 'mid be moment; and Itieliard our Sylvia wee forced nigh stress of parental draw a sigh of relief as  loor-bell rang. Of the r it, a handsome young shold, inquired for Miss  aua asked what :lama  weir, "but tell bar  peered and luer eyes fell hit an exclamation of she staggered back out fur the ready arm  mu dead, and it almost ruured. I ye after such a one as treating the declaration  hn Lalor's story was been kept many days aud foot, but finally e day of Lalor's cap.elf concealed till that terrors of the law but S state Sylvia's heart ittoi ; for, through a .ept himself advised of  the gallows; but both nulerweut the highest  soy. I the body?" thereader anley's tricks. As benington's brother had vn disappearance. The ; and by secretly °Lilted brother, and dieRichard Hanley was t the evidence needed to 1, but to complete the ! whom it was his pur