The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1889-08-16 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

FIXED. IL Bedeeovitea tie Mentor, Atentster tor Creitia The High Sheria has fixed Monday, the 26th anti Slavonia, died on nut trolly morning, at hinterMet., for the execution of Mrs. Maybrick, in We!- bruehl, mar Vienne. ton Catol. The condemned Woman Was repotted to The Shah mei les tt tee left Peri.; on Seturday for be eoinewhat better on Monday, but still weak and Baden. Cordial le:see-tan; tom were - exchanged prostrate after her relapse on Sunday. She was between his Mejissty an.l armelent Cantot. again visited by her mother, the Baroness vou : Prince Altai t Vieter moved at Abordeeu on Roque. 'rho various petitions continue to receive Saturday mornina, told }memo led up Deoeide to numerous signatures : and Meesrs. Cleaver and t Gleninutek, the timid :nee of Air. J. P. Mackenzie. Holden, the solicitors for the defence, state that , A 1 .. , . i Mrs Maybrum PI 11,8 lean counsel letee cabled to they have had applications from some two huu- • her English solicitor" neltie .• it ate I leina Secretary died of the leadieg towns in the country, asking . 7 • . will consider new evi Meat la them pmensteu tendfor copies of the public j etitien. tug to corroborate thee Melees matte:tent in court. On Monday night Mrs. Maybrick was reported to be exceedingly prostrate, constantly crying for her ne celeloation of the taitarittgo of Princites children. The following letter has been addressed Anatasia of Mouteuegt o with thee Delo: George if by the Baroness von Remus, mother of Mrs. May- Leuehteubarg is announcal to teem Maas in °Mame brick, to a friend resitlieg in Liverpool, who has next, forwarded it for publication :—" I should be most Burke was formally arrai mod before the Chimige grateful if you would lied a way to convey to the Courts on feature! q, on then eliargo of being :Mu Press how deep is my gratitude and how sincere my caned in the murder of Dr. Crenate 'a 115 preselect appreciation of the efforts being made by the pleaded not guilty. geuerous and just English people to save my uu- A new iron Mid was lantiebe lat Kiel on Sitter happy daughter. She herself, in irrepressible sobs day. 61,, wee miaaanal me4a.aia, and is in. and tears, in our last interview, said how grateful tended for the detente() of the Nerth rata and Baltic she was for the sentiment in her favour, and for the Canal. many letters of sympathy she received, which she is Several tobacconiets have been fined from ss. to not by the rules able to reply to, or give to me to do so I wish to refrain from all appearance of auy £5 with costean the. possession onetime illegally City roams Coate, Livertmeefor . I personal appeal my self,for the fear it may be mistaken ntviog had for a de-ire to create disturbance in public, and I ant sweetened with liquorice. an upholder of law and peace. What I wish and hope Mr. and Mrs. Gladetime hold an "at home" at is this—the kindly English heart will find a way to see Hawardeu Castle on Satitoley. About ninety of their i REMARKABLE IMPOSITION ON THE how innocent elm really is of all clime; and that for friends anti neighbours were present, aud thole !