The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1891-08-07 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TOW. CUStuay. day, October 20th. This having been done, Thu Clyde Masters' Association on Monday re- salutations were exchanged between the Royal Corn. solved to adhere to the 5 per cent reduction, but did missiouers stud the Speaker who iminediatelytretirel not absolute deeitire a lock-out. It was stated at a from the bar, and the proceedings terminated. meetinsr on Monday that 9,000 members of the union supported the Clyde men in disobeying the instruistious ot tue executive comma'. Heavy weather wPs experienced in the Channel on Sunday, inuEon Monthly morning the Saudgate boatmen fouud a derelict ship's boat bearing the names A. l'ustinaster and Joseph Beckett. The latter is supposed to be the captain of the vessel which has, it is feared, been lost. A party of fourteen riflemen belonging to the Ist Staffordshire Volunteers, encamped at Rhyl, went out for a row on the sea on Sunday aiteruoou. When off the pierhead the boat was capsized, and the men were thrown into the water. The tide fortunately was only the height of their necks, and they aucceeded in scrambling out. Thecoroner for Anglesea autl a jury, who were compelled to "view " a IX) ly which had Cecil i recovered frtin the sea after fifteen hours, have forwarded a ,petition to Parliament, through Mr. Thulium Lewis, M.P., Angleeca, in favour of allowing the coroner a discretionary power in all such 1 disagreeable CILS9I3 where "viewing "serves no useful purpose.  CHARGES OF MURDER,  A brutal murder was perpetrated at Leatherbead, near Epsom, on Monday, the victim being a woman named Ellen Cox, a field-worker. The body was found early in a field with the throat cut and both eyes blackened. The woman, who was terribly buds d,was CollB6oliB. She stated that,going along the road towards Dorking, three or four young as n demanded money, and, on her retwal to give them any, attempted to throttle her. Afterwards they cut her throat and ran away. All traces of the murderers were then lost. Close by where the woman was lying a shilling was afterwards found by the police. It is supposed to have dropped from her pocket. The police carried her to Epsom Infirmary, where she died late on Tuesday night.— At Downley, near High Wycombe, a woman has been found shot under circumstances which have led the police to arrest her husband. it appears that at about half-past eight ou ly night Joseph Sharpe was at home with his wile, the read the family being at the flower show at Wt Wycombe, and a man pa,siug the house at the time heard a report of a gun. He entered the house and found that Mrs. Sharpe had been shot Au the body. The woman expired a few minutes later, and liharra was arrested and taken to Wycombe county police station. It is steed that just previous to the shucking occurrence Sharpe borrowed a gun from a neighbour.—John Rtnuard, known locally as " Jack Ilenuy," pugliiet, Ins been remanded at Hull, for a week in a charge of murderiig _Mary Jane Langley, mu a lonely Lane at Preston Wee, End, near Hull, last week. Blood-stained trousers were fouud in his possession, and evidence was forthcoming that he was seen in the vicinity at the suppaed time of the murder. The prisoner admits that he was in the distriet but protests his innocence.—The smut William Adams, for ' whom the police are searching for the murder of his wife at Limehouse, is still at huge, and although he is well known in the district nothiag has tianspired regarding his whereabouts. It is the opinioa of some that Adams, who is of a very exeioible disposition, is likely to commit suicide. Lewis, who was also stabbed by Adams, is progressing favourably.  A coroner, sjury at Sudbury, Suffolk on Monday returned a rennet of manslaughter against a dealer, who it ii alleged caused the death of hid wife by repeated violence. The medical evidence showed that the woman's body was severely bruised that there were five serious contusions on the bead, and that an tutery near the brain had been ruptured.  Information reached the police atArmngh onMonday thst whilst a Nationalist baud was proceeding from ilallyerummy to meet ano.her baud at Bleakwater Town shots were fired at them. It is stated that at the time they were cursing the Queen. Later on a serious tohision well-rod, when sticks and stones were freely used. No arrests have yet been made.  Alice Rees, domestic servant, was charged at the West London !Vie° Court, on Saturday, with stealing a £lO note, the properly of the Rev. J. J. Goundry, Congregational Minister. The prosecutor's son, a child nine years of age, stated that when seeking for a knife he took a piece of paper from his father's desk and gave it to the prisoner, who said it was not worth much. The magistrate discharged the prisoner. Mr. AI illiam Terris, by the desire of Mr. Henry Irving, has accepted an invitation from Madame Patti to speak the address on the occasion of the opening of her new theatre at Craig-y-uos Castle, on tile ULh inst. Mr. Irving had intended to he pri.mint, but huiling tint he will be prevented by unavoidable circums:auces, he has nominated iii. 'Jr.:trim as his substitute. Madame Marina Burton, formerly of the Carl Rosa Company, has !rani engaged by Messrs. R. S. bynithe and bon to support bir Charles and Lady Halle, (luting their iorducy season. Madame Burton, who was on the eve of their returning to England,has made herself *favourite as acontralto singui iu orro, and on the concert platlonu, both in both in Australia and New &allied. The Glasgow litsses take, it appears, mem thing snore than kindly to their school tumour; in cookery. Nearly a third to 0.0 t nod untuber of sclioulgall in Scott iid exiniutoed on this sat'aj ot I, lous to that vast city, a nine eiin•non'ss for instrurtion in this insinuating a: s •id to Is altars:, ttuil-i.rral.  A. lion- ooliotti,i; ui ...11t.tcr oi iita dews “uarda applied to Mr. Uuitt WO,tirlillSter (.:INlrt WI Sot ta I.ly, t u.. t I.: who had enlieted in afai,eanja, or 1.11....0 yeaca ago, should be allon-cd to ,trve ner Aloj,,ty in his owu name. Ihe oiagiAtate tee change of name.  In a case heard at %%rim:biro, tlt ag.aiusi Mr. Earle Bird. the District Best' of Works sought the -wirer w 110.1.11t1i4C tlt. 141.11Z1 of a freeholder to the 'chloral of suiv•oit ; but tln l'!t ist raws held that the local authority could only. itilp.xie conditioas. on excavating operations, and distnistant the IslllllolollB At Barnstaple, on Satintlay, a warrant was issued for the appretnitt,ion of t lit'y. ‘Villiatn Ryan, M.A., vicar of Paton. who had to anaaer a summons chaigivg hita wider the Gritninal Law Amendment Act. .tvldtiluc3 of a painful character was givets, and etuoddersble set.. data has been caused in the 4i:A Wiwie :Lir. if.? :to had boon hold high. usti.mat.