The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-04-28 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

BRIDOIND. 166 830 her throat cut and her head nearly cut off. Prieseti•r followed immediately le, All explosion resemblieg the I ito atoms, and in gl idiug off wounded him in the abdomen ; re then lumen as James Meguire. (seas Bristowe, the Swansea dep 755 t 6 lammed.. ........ --.2 6 ... appeared sober. He paid he bail drunk a shilla .' a echerge of heavy artillery Afloat au bow after the happily, the button broke the force of the bullet, and e„. husband of the deceased. The others were Stisicovich Swansea arri $ 204 30i Ilantrissant.........ll 20 ... worth of brandy, but said this Was drunk ;titer the ' report, aMr George Brooks w,•ut Mesta mead thereby ow, its the I ; saved his life. He was able to walk to the ,- (Wallace), John Dieter, alias Merile, ollas II ut man, 1e...01y 547 4 441Peterston l2 32 ... It erresule 9 22 St. Pagans li to ... deed was done, %Cantos had ascertained t bet prat. err eccupation of his step-father, retaining the N 1 1 i I • Ile --e-lelti-ee I station, but on the pain increasing he was compelled to iv- and .1. C. Hulbert, alias Jordan. Mrs. Wenner went oaaaarthoa 19 37 5 20 Ely II 46 and dai tie? Drayton lita bray al•ou• a mile north of bad been drinking for tee last three weeks.- T 1 e I take to his bed. The man Grimes WM eventually ed to Constantinople with money f Upplied, it h. believed, Whitland llO 13 548 Cardiff ..- ...... „... 30 9 7 ; C.m(l in‘to., station, mad ele,ei. 111 I. north of the secured,as well as the pistol a five-chambered revolver. sby Mrs. Chapman and contrived the escape of thus Illtrcrlrdwest :10 50 a 25 Newport, ....... „... 3309 30 Chairmen: Do you wish to ask the superin endeut auy ; wain. Seeing hole hued las '1 - ' • . tat • mo us it, flue mann, , i Tao prisoner was brought up at Bow street Police-court ne three turn; but Wallace brad, according to one of dm Johnston questions? Rave you ;myth ii ig toast why' . ma shouldnot 'ln' praboa it, and f mud a ~mass of uu•tal of in the afternoon, and charged with shooting at the '''` tele:ewes trout Cornering ..... pie, cher shed in prison Milford ..... . . . Gloucester 522,0 47 be reuianded ? --Prisoner ; "No, sir.' Reatiee. wes a replier sheee, which epee being due ont pt•oved t be Newilifford. --11122!11 -50 London ...... 10 30 -4 36 'e two constables, with intent to murder them. After hear- i 1 'r. much enmity iiguinst Chapman, anti Chapman was left then remanded. Prisoner, I i e-e) -8 9 "'an short ! the extraordinary nietem elite &aerated. The metal hail ing th an e charge the magistrates remanded the prisoner ir behind eh, n the tellers escaped. Although be now _ The Down Mail runs aeon Week Days. Of stature, and who npreared perfectly unman- ' buried itself tea depth of 18 in., posting through 4 in. fora week, wised, has a wife and four children, and has] nf sail and 14 in. of clay strata dVC own rs. the gravel. The em says that the others were "base traitors," he is tired on bad terms with his wife's relatives. At thole (which has been protected for further examin -.-ation) ~ very reticent. and believes, as the telegram, state, WAIMEA, IMAM ABSIDASE AND DiaTIVISL the Inquest in the evening a Fervent in she empleyi .is almost perpendicular, and the metiorolite is tesumed