The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1887-06-17 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ALLEGED LONG-FIRM SWINDLE.  _ On Monday, at Barnsley, two respectable-looks lug young men named Frannie Junes, ot Horton, and Henry Wdenu, of Wolvethampion, who for s short LUPO carried on business at Washisigton Buildings, Wel verliatupt on, as wine, spirit, and cigar Imo eltati tm, w. re charged with obtaining 309 dozen pint glass I.ott les, the rroperly ot Mr. J. W. Dobson, gin-is-bottle manutauturer, Hoyle Mill, Beru-ley, velue /15 by false pretenoeo. Mr Con Mgt on prose:ldea bind Mr. Ridoal &fended, Mr. Ottrrington explained that on the :fdd it May the prosecutor re. caved a le. ter with print-'d beading, pre . tending to be from Messrs. It stllliiten and Walker, wine, spirit, an-1 og.tr merchantst_or Washington Buildings, 2, Qiteeti Street, Wolves hamplun, etiquiring the lowest price tor pint mud hall-pint glass bottles.. A reply east eens next day wi h quotations tor boil. kinds of bottles, delivered at Wolverlieng ton, lee. 5 per cent. tor cash. On the 4th of Mny Miser. Hamilton tied Walker sent her let.., asking 'Mutt to torward fifty gross ot littli-pild alit twenty-lite gross ol pint bottles at priori% glottal. A fetter ryes sem by the pi osecutor to .Ito eddres till:WA, Slat •eg that the , pint lemma lied be.n sent iron, muck, and that they were teasing the half-pieta to their orders. Amply was sent on the day oh reemving the betties nok eon to Igo .g the I eel pi, hitt iii. Id what they ; required most part Mu la. ly was the mid pint bellies, and requested that they shoeld be sent as early all possible. No cosh we.- however, rent a requested, and on the 14th day, ‘!1 Moy the prosecutor sent another letter aiskitig tor cash, and stated that the halt-plat bottles eft re in hua,ud. to that letter no reply was remote.' ; but 011 the 21st another letter was sent ps.tsfing for the money, awl on the 23rd of May Messrs. liamiltou and Walker wrote sating Hi if, not being particularly in want of the itit nettles, they had not been an. racked, lout they wou'd tot ward cash on receipt if She half pints. 5.1 r. Carrington then stated that he was in a pas fan to prove that it was only on the 2nd of 31,11 y that they took posseemieu of the offices in Weald. glon Wolverlistnp on ; yet on the 3rd of May they were iii want of these bottles, and the, favoured Mr. Dubein with their order. le would show that on the 19th of May, several days beim e the goods were said not to have been unpacked, they had been reuousigued to Mr. William Barnes, a bottle dealer 111 B•riningham. He would also show that Jones went to Mr. Barnes's office with a simple bottle, and a•ked Bs. per gross tor them. Barn-us b d him which was accepted. Barites aitorwords went and saw the bulk et the bottles, wi oh he found were sound, awl were better in every respect than the sample I.oltle produced, and, bong suspicious that 1102111illlitig was wrong, et.llllllllllloll ed with the police, who erre led the aeowted.—Evidence in support of this etatemeut having been given, the Bench committed the fleteudants tor trial.  'Flie foil i wing communication from the Princess of Wales l•as been received :—" The Princess of Wales desires to express to Dr. Laseron the satisfaction experienced by her Royal Highness on the occasion of her recent visit to the Protestant Dcaconeanca' Institution at Tottenham. The Princess of Wales had great pleasure in opening a e.iw wing and in personally inspecting the ex,Alent arrangements for the comfort and relief of t ha euffertug minatoe." SAD SUICIDE OF A Gila:J. The L.indou Rifle Brigade was inspected on A girl named M 'ion Lilly Whatton, eighteen Si urday afiernoott, on the Guards' Ground, years of age, ree•ding at Birmingham, has coin. Ilya. ['ark, by Colon-I Home, Grenadier Guards, milled suicide in the Tame Valley Canal, under in tha unavoidable abnnuee of the Duke of v. ry peculiar ciroumstaneen. She had, it is said, Cambridge. The regiment was iu ten good cornbeen vild that her sweetheart had been seen patties, beside two companies of cadets, and was walking out with another young woman, and commanded by Lieut. Colonel Adrian Hope. At she was vety much distressed by the news. the closa of a long and exhaustive drill the inAhout eight o'clock in this ev ming she asked pr o jog officer earre,..ed himself well pleased It I l.. r Ira Nll.Bl 01 nOtelialier, MIA haying got w.ft ih.• no k done. itant About lime o'clock .he wan Be, a ) u ult.-able talk hail been canned in Leith bY wsl' lug ti,. 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