The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1872-08-02 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

INCREASE OF PAY TO THE LONDON POLICE.— at 15 years of age, invited by a merchant to the the deceased brother said he would make his brother for what I have done. May the Lord Blis (bless) At the meeting of the Common Council, held at the Isle of Bourbon, where he speedily distinguished fight. Tbey were in anger with each other.— I nie and forgive use anan (Amen)." The jury re- Guildhall on Monday, Mr. Alderman Stone brought himself became a partner, then master, married a Abaolom Taylor corroborated the last witness's I airman verdict of" Wilful murder"against Ward, np a report from the Police Committee, recom. young Creole daughter of Admiral Bosse, and evidence.—Dr. O'Grady stated that he at ended the , mid with respect to his death they found that he mending an increase of pay to the City Police returned to France, leaving behind him a large deceased, who said that "they must not blame ' had cut his throat 11 avi i a razor, but that there was Force. It appeared that the constables had pre. commercial establishment, and taking with him his henry, as it was his (deceased's) own fault." Wit- I, no evidence to show the Mato of his mind at the genteel a memorial to the Commissioner of Police, wife and children, three boys and a girl. It is the ness was of opinion that death was causal by (lie,, time, and that the latter, at the request of the committee, eldest of these children, Auguste, who has married location of the neck —The Magistrates d.scharged I had drawn up a scale of increase of the wages paid ..._ _ _ __ _ Mllle. Nilsson. He is the only one of the family the prisoner,—A coroner's Jury, after investigating .A Mal Tinge is arranged Between Mr. Henry Star- to the various grades. The report recommended who abandoned commercial pursuits, from which the case, returned a verdict of death from inisad- g.s. PO.l of Mr. Russell Sturgis, and Miss Brand, that the third-class constables should receive an his artistic instincts estranged him. He was living venture, • chuahter of the Riga Honourable the Speaker. addition of 3s per week, namely, 24s instead of 21s; alternately in Paris and at his chateau near Jouzaz ' . _ ____ ______ ... _ _ Four thousand troops and volunteers were re- that the second-class constables should have 27s when he became acquainted Witch Mdlle. Nilsson Thomas Currie, a clerk in the employ of faessra . viewed in Heat in Park, on Saturday, by General instead of 24e 6d, and the first-class constables 30s and proposed marriage to her. Copestake, Moore, and Co., was on Monday brought I Lvsons. The day was fine, and the military spec, instead of 28s. The following further additimes After the ceremony at the Abbey, the young ,up before the Liverpool magistrates on a charae of I fade—as a spectacle—everything that could be de, were recommended i—Second-class sergeants to be couple drove in Sir B. Gerrard's carriage to No. 3,' embezzling sense £2,000, the property M his em- I sired. 'I he Fusiliers and Dragoons were heartily raised from 31s to 34e; first-class, from 34€ to 375; Grafton street, the residence of Mr. C. Bentinck, ployers. As Messrs. Copestake and Co. appeared ' chemerl by the dense masses of spectators; and the detective sergeants, from 40s to 50s per week; where the wedding breakfast took place. A corn- to think that the prisoner might not, after all, be ' First Manchester Regiment was specially compli- third-class inspectors, from 50s to 60s; second. pany almost more numerous than the house cond the real guilty party, he was remanded. I monted by the 0 •neral on its marching, whilst of , class, from 555 to 655; first-class, from 60s to 70s; contain was assembled to greet Madame and M.I , A large demonstration WM held in Bolton on the entire force of volunteers he remarked that the chief inspectors, from 75s to 80s. The increase Eouzaud, and immense crowds awaited them both. Saturday to protest against the high price of , "he was sure their spirit could not be surpassed by 'of pay would amount in the whole to upwards of outside this house and Mdlle. Nilsson's own read-, butchers' meat. Resolutions were passed callina ' any men in the world." Several volunteers suffered 5,000 a year. The report was unanimously once, where she returned in company of her hiss. lIG tt• ' Irons sunstroke. pon the overnmen o remove the restactions adopted. band about ,three p.m. They shortly afterwards upon the importation of foreign cattle, and to advise SUICIDE OF AN ALLEGED llttunDEßEtt.—On