The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1892-12-30 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ENCE ON A PRINCE. Crest sensation was caused some time ago ;Ai ills siistocratio and military wadi of Austria, by a (Jourt-martial, bold at Cracow, in which the deanpent was ince Alois Schwsrzenberg, second son )1 l'rices Adolphus Joseph Schwarzenbotg, head of me of the most ancient noole families ot the kingyom. Alois is a Lioutewint in the first :eginient ot Chinas, the headquarters of which are it Craeow, but which has been doing garrison duty it t..e capital. The P, ince absented himself with)ut :anvil in order to pay a visit of pleasure to Italy. De an.. ooutioquently, arraigned before a Courtmartial at Cracow, awl sentenced to loea of his rank anti awe° smooths' arrev.t. Au appeal was made, flowerer, to the Supreme Military Court at Vienna, a hick ta.. commuted the sentence into four months' I. ith, ot however, depriving the Prinoe of lis  MAISeLAUGHTER AT FRANT% At the Sureez Assizes, before Mr. Justioe Hawkins, Frederick French, thirty-one' labourer, of Brighton, was indicted for murdering Luoy lunch, othetwise Langstead, at Frant, on Sep• towbar Itith. The mu.dered woman and the planner, who fired together, were hop-picking at kraut in September, and on the Sunday afternoon in question French asked her to go for a walk. She tieelimd, and !won afterwards she was found lying a lint frith her skull fractured. 'the prisoner was discovered in the but with the body, and he sdnitaed that he had committed the murder with • big ir,,n hi, Ilw Iticte were not disputed, the deli uce bows' Ltsanity. Dr. Shepherd, lately titfte'titkut of Galley Hatch Asylum, ho 1,1111,44 nu, interviews with the prisoner, ;z-. pressed lee • pinion that he was malingering.—lbe jury ft•und the F. ner guilty of manalaughter,and visti.tion was p  rErvErt AND PAPER WELGJIr. The question raised as to the practice in the grocery trade in weighing up small _parcels of pepper 631 again been consideied at the Westminster Police Court, London.—Mr. Alfred and Harrington V. right, tea dealers and grocers, of Curzon Street, Pimlico, appeared before Mr. De Rutzen, in pursuance of nitjourued summonses under the Weighte and Measuies act, alleging fraud and the possession of an utij oat weighing balance.—Mr. E. I). Rymer appeared for me defendants.—Mr. Bending, an inspector of the London County Council, foand one of the defendants' servants weighing up two-onues packets of pepper. The soak was a drachm and a half against the purehmer by reason of the fact 'het a roll of paper and this twine had been attached to the beam. For the defence it was oontended that the custom of the trade permitted the paper covering of an article of grocers W to weighed with it, and that the method of weighing adoptsl en behalf zi the defendants was merely equivalent to rutting a sheet of paper the wrapper into the pan of the snide. The arrangement made was only to save trouNe. Mr. De Rutz's') dismissed the summons which alleged fraud, on the ground that no imposition was intended. On the second musinions, for the possession of an unjust balance, Its had no hesitation in convicting, and the:a would be a fine of 20s. Althougn the smile seed was perfectly good the fact thee it had • weight attached to it against the purchaser made it unjust. Ihe scales were returned to the defendants.  Princess May has forwarded a oontribution, with a choice parcel of toys and garments, to Kr. Jahr ;DA, Secretary of the Ragged School Union, let the benefit of the poor children of the affiliated Ragged School Mismons of London. William Redmayne, J.P., wine and spirit met.hant, of Wade Roule,Clitheroo, eommitted suicide hy cutting his throat with a razor,in the bath-room Die deceased was seventy-one years of age. 'The Queen,acoording to the most recont arrange. merits, is expected to leave Windsor Castle for the Villa Palmieri at Florence, on 'Plumley, Hunt 16th. Her Mijasty will remain several weeks wpm ths Cleatissat.