The Herald of Wales. — 1889-08-17 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SAYS. very improbable that she put arsenic in the for the Savoy Theatre. I may add that two issue of proceedings intended to protect the The se. jam., Gazette, in the come of a meat-juice in powder, because it would not new works are being composed for the Carl Constitution will be to invest its alleged enemy lenier headed " Justine under popular have had time to digeolve so. It does not dieRosa Company, one on a Scandinavian subject, with the dignity of a martyr, and to double Review," says a large number of persons Trill solve easily, even in water. If she made a by Mr. Joseph Bennett and Mr. Cowen, and popular enthusiasm in his belittle We have continue to believe, with the Liverpool jury, similar statement at the beginning, why did she ? tili• other on the subject of Scott's " Waverley," never wavered in our i ...'on of • General that Min. Maybrick poisoned her hnsban ; not call witnesses to prove it We considered by Mr. Bennett and Mr. Hamish McCuun. The Boulanger. We believe . .. to be a political but many others will hold that, whether inno- every point we could, and were very that sorry tatter gentleman, by the way, is also engaged impostor, and not a very clever one either. But eent or not, she was never proved to be guilty. we add not do • than we did. -I am on a cantata called the " Cameronian's Dream,' let him be what he will, be is entitled no we shall have the sinlar substitute which sure every man on the jury not to be on pethised with Wh is to be produced at Edinburgh next t° fair' play' and the refloat of it will under out system an, for the verdict of her. I would have given i winter by Mr. Kirkhope and his choir; and certainly provoke a reaction in his favour. "Not Proven." The Home Secretary will ad- the ihrv, and twice as much to be able honestly While l'ann is u itself with the vise the Crown to order a reprieve; Mrs. to another verdict. But being there, we he is, besides, composing choral and incidental funes ort of General Boulanger,g Berlin is wholly 3faybrick will be confined during her all had to do our duty conscientiously and to =WO for the dramatic version of " Marmion," engrossed with the visit of the Austrian majesty's pleasure; and we shall have the thebost of our ability. I think in a few dare which Mr. Robert Buchanan is preparing En The tone of the Berlin press, both curlew anomaly that a woman who is either peror. e when the people of the country look at the case for an Edinburgh theatre. fairly and calml they will see we could not official and non-official, proves how great is the guilty of murder or not guilty of any crime a---y , _ y, , , ed at any other conclusion. ' Many people in various parts of the country value which the German Government and the known to the law will be visited with &punish- have army are in great doubt as to the wisdom of the pro- German people attach to . the alliance with ment which in eeiber case is unrest ; fort! she posal to dispense with the safeguards that Austria. 'They regard it, justly enough, as is a nuntleteas she ought to be put to death, and THE CONDEMNED WOMAN CONSIDERS THAT THE JURY WERE have been so many years in force against the the corner stone of the League of Peace. It if she is innocent she ought not to be kept in '