The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1875-02-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THY TZWILL ROBBINS AT LOED ELLZWBOZOIJOA'S. —Bet re the Heading County Bench on Saturday John Edwards, alias Henry Allen, was charged with committing a burglary at the mansion of Lord Ellenborough, on the night of the 28th of Jan. Mr. Warner Sleigh appeared for the defence. Mr. Taylor, station-master, was called to prove that be saw the prisoner and another man hurriedly rush into the station just as the last train was starting, but, upon a severe cross examination by Mr. W•trncr Sleigh, he admitted that they went so hurriedly that his means of identification were much limited, and that,  moreover, when he was taken to the police-station a few day bo•ore the prisoner was taken int, the R lotion yard by an officer alone, and that Sergeant Butcher, of the Berks constabulary, pointed him out, raying, "That is the man we want you to see." Upon this. Inspector Shore, of Scotland yard gave evidence as to the previous character of the prisoner. A remand was then asked for by the polies. Mr. Warner Sleigh protested that it was a grievous wrong to call only one witness to identify and ask for a remaud, without attempting further to connect the prisoner with the offence, but the magistrate, Mr. Brown, remanded him for a week, and refused bail.  CURIOUS CAPTURE OF TRIM Dstuturvirs.—At three o'clock on Saturday morning two p, icemen belonging to the western (Bath, division • Somer. set county cuistabulary found in an out ucuse close to the Bristol road three soldiers, who were wrapped in their great coats. When questioned they said they came from Bristol, but when asked for their passes said they had lost them. The officers thrin took them into custody. One of them immediately attempted to escape, and one of the constables ix!. lared him as he was jumping over a wall. A. struggle ensued and the soldier and policeman rolled over the wall into apond. The deserters were ultimately brought to the police •tation and examined before the magistrates, in the e,outse of the day. They admitted that they Were deserters from the Royal Artillery, stationed at Trowbtidge. In their possession were found sei eral blank /UMW, which they said they purchased at the canteen. Captain Jon, s said such a practice was common in many regiments, but the passes had to be filled up and signed before they were of any use. The Bern h expressed atm g disapproval of such a pi-aeries, which must greatly interfere with the power of the police tn apprehend deserter., as any: body could fill up blank passes. Prsoners were handed over to the military ~uthorities,  The largest telegraph pole in Americo ia said to be the one just, erect,d in New l'o,k to ,upot the wires centering •In t new Alrestvrn •a; Telegraph Comp, y'. bLiNin I, is 9 wet h riAng much shore tqe 4., r b9ildlngv, tn,f is from a trec of Calif°, itAll  . E:2141Mr1011 0 1,.." r 11.• 'Ol,ll UV • r or the Natrona,4gii(ll.'Uil. Lal ou erre ij moo e gioadod to gedt rrat 2,11 noionists to Ontario, 'rney will sat. from Liverpool on the 25th. 'J'he ilovernment al OW. eol,,uy have arr,neeii to relOW ,:tt P. lan omena. remain ng 701.) will fornanied at interval,' in  SINGICT!.4Ek 111i•I I( OF A - Two yearoi avo, a Sathens, residing in l)arviee attempt.sd tn. wainnitt suicide by entting her throat The gonad, bwire, er, healed up, and a si ver tube was insertrd, h% which respi, abon was corried on. The woman retipmerl tbe tahe on Siturday to clean it. e forg.,t to revises it, and sitting doss by the fire fell asleep sod died from suflooselos,  'A  !go from ship. mews, motet The Ad. oar of the of Trade* regulations. , Learrmautimr—A. "pe. ..od fatal rident occurred krt triek to ,mouth lamplig tat' etc iYetriiformatioo - at the bottom of •liichitold Mimi had !wing kis •