The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1872-11-01 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

LADY BURNT TO DEATIL—On Friday morn- ' e them kicking him while he was down. He manage ing, Mrs. Susannah Laslow, aged 83 years, who re- Ids I have mentioned. After careful examinen was that while there was evidence to get through the hedge and thus escaped. e sided at Exeter-street, Sloanc-st root, K ight-bridge ' • I tie]; his opineiom. ' subsequently met Siddall, the complainant, who expired in the Wellington Ward, Si. George's i • lof attempted improvement, and consequent deg money in the three herds, there was no such had no hat, but had a hankerchief wrapped round Hospital, from the following cense. It appears his head, His face was as big as two faces, and was that the unfortunate lady was left alone in he jai:idol:cat as regards the Chill' ellen' herd; and Chitbleeding, room, when she fell into the fire Some of the r :therefore he came to the conclusion that the Chia_ lingham cattle were the purest in existence This A rather singular incident—unfortunate for the neighbours, observing smoke and flames in the two prisoners already named—occurred shortly be. room, raised an alarm, and sent for the engines, con-elusion is easily accounted for by the *simple fact that the wild (settle at Chillineham have fore the case was called upon. Two witnesses, On the other inmates of the house getting h: , ' • into the I been left to the operation of raearal, and not arttnamed John Cowan, banksman, and Patrick Kil- room, however, they found the deceased nearly ::: tfliceina 1. laws.lbe g )(many, labourer, came to court as witnesses for the burnt to death. She was conveyed to St. George's rphrtzr ta vfiegeotr owtu er tchoyn doi of defence, but upon their appearance the prosecutor Hospital, but expired shortly after her admision. ' mention, that the bull which his Royal Highness identified them as forming pert of the gang who A DuBLIN SOLICITOR CHARGED WITH MURDER the Prince of Wales shot last week was the finest attacked him on the night an question, and they Hence their tnhseiper At the Dublin C it Friday,b f • •• f 11. tribe whichhas bin Chil. Crown-court on o ore specimen o is s been seems were accordingly accommodated with seats in the Chief Baron Pigott and Justice Keogh, a respect- : linghain Park fir at least a generation. And, as dock, and the same evidence tendered against them as the other two, able eolicitor, named Richard Johnstone, in good :the qualification of his Royal Highness as a marksThe whole of the prisoners were committed for; practice in Dublin, was indicted for having shot :man are well known. I may mention that there trial at next Manchester assizes, bail being offered, James Kearns in Ph'enix Park, on the Mt of April have been only two occ 'sions, within the period each prisoner in £lOO, and two sureties in £5O each. last. The Crown-Solicitor, in stating the case, re- named, of a bull haviug been killed at the fist marked that the accused was ayoung solicitor, and shoethough not at so long, orange as seventy yards, had suffered severely from a violent attack of small. at which distance the Prince shot the king of pox. He was unsettled in his mind from his illness j the herd." at the time he committed the offence charged. It I GREAT SWIMMING LACE FOR £so.—One of the appears that he shot Kearns in the leg, and that !best swimming races that have ever taken place : the bullet vine not extracted for fourteen days after- :came ell on Monday night at the Wenlock Baths, I wards. The jury, without hesitation, pronounced :the compelit, is Icing Harry Parker. the late ' : the prisoner "Not guilty." 'amateur champion, and Dunlop, of Manchester. Loss OF A