The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1892-09-23 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE DUKE OF YORK'S CLOTHES. WHERE THEY ARE MADE. in reference to the statements at the Trade. Union Congress as to the making of the Duke of York's trousers, the "Globe" says it appears to be ;nit° true that a pair of trotbers for the Duke of York were placed out,but under sanitary conditione, It doo, not appear to be true that there were eases A sem let fever nest door. There was a case of liphthcria, bnt the patient was at once removed. Nor is there any foundation for the insinuation that the Duke of iork's waistcoat "might" have been made in the house, as the peuple living there are not tailors.  'rho i'rinee of Wales returned to England on Monday from Homburg, where he has been residing for nearly a month, for the benefit of his health. His Royal Highueso, who was attended by Colonel Stanley Clarke, travelled homewards by way of Cologne and Brussels, and, on arriving at Caine, cronsed in the Calais-Douvres to Dover, where he landed about five o'clock in the afternoon. no Prince was recoived at the Admiralty Pier by Sir Myles Fenton, gsreral manager of the South, Eastern Rai:wiry, aud on quitting the coast pro. resided by special train to Charing Cross, which Ind :eaelaed at twenty minutes to seven. 'his Royal arrival took place very quietly, although a large amber of spectators hod assembled to witness the Prince's return. "the Prince of Wales, on leaving the statirm, drove in a close carriage to Marlborough Ilotree, when,- Ir.is sap. ett a to no 1411Ortly to Mar Lodge on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Fife. His ltoyal iJiglinos has,it is stated,benetitted con. adorably by his Continental holiday, and the rat which he has enjoyed at Homburg.  a lee of be of DIM se of med. • that been to not and on °siding th. His Colonel way of I Calais, where he on. The or by Sit re South, mast pro. which we line Royai th a large witness the ou leaving larlborougli rtly to Mar lees of hie. aefitted cote and the rat GE. MN examined at Bromley, at .14 iliado Wee) ear Chislehav 1, who wean the oocurrene otter. She Ai tn field. Aft* it. standing said ,t her and final ;lag the wart 'proving slowl7. a witness. Ile ', was oommind LT CREWE quest at Crewe at of Walter Powe orks, who shoal shot hinurelf.-66 rid about two yet and had been q 0 a morning of the room adjoining 0 ! occupied, who le jumped Out Of tel. lie met his 10666 to hie' arms. westsirs. Me bet a room, and goo* I.le could 00t° alit on searching shit •rolver on the bed kh his mother solely* he house, and the OA the occurrence his iOl4 chi, mother, au/ 'sad Is * time. His father but there was no jock sY said he had had to6' ince the oceurrence, bought the mural, it. On the montlllK 0 the _one of the chamber 61° ' he was exarnieratr " cause, the second chetahs 611r0119, the bullet pelo'°' ating fire to the boil. Ibt and afterwards shot expressed his regret.-0' ad been suffering for 00 U of insanity, but net eig! interference. They j 11,6.1 ouse. 'rho°, were four go' me time suffering from Ws he had seen the man decode a the most affectionate atter .s, leaving him no time to di! —The jury found that the suicide while insane. ------