The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-06-02 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TRIAL OF MINA JURY. Itheatars ihe told her t w i.e w :ter ie . leg. MPS Co., \PIO) had heee • Yorkshire, and has lived 51 the same house 70 veers. At the Central Criminal Court, on Tuesday, MinaJnry, .10;eg for a house for them, re. ~,, _ Her eldest girl, aged 72. years; died six years ago- anti 40, described as a widow, was charged with atealiog this iii,,, wid Mr. in Ales. lirievo anti It re. Co., her eranddituehter. 60 years old, is grandmother to seven knives, value Ed, and a case of surgical Mere- i, to aitt„,..,.. ii i!tve, did I,: I. ii,.11 Mt ;ler tie.. iwelee children. Old Ann did six days' washing a ments, value £l2, the property of Walter Bibett. Air. ooe the ii ii het ii.el •. p •tt ill t•f •le nth. They ' we,,li until she was 84. Frith prosecuted. The prisoner, it will he retohected, ' . ' ' . I Ins-1 thre, rounds et tn-t.it .....it It 1,10 oer paste one leiiim, SUICIDE OF A PaisOSlSß.—William Parsons, a priis the sister of Arthur Orton, the Tichborne claimant, i .. ' i, _. j. '_ ' ,-provided ftw etch. At ..tte. Ereie t lil I,ti lal,e aitY, senor in the Cornwall County Prison at Bodnen, and she was examined as a witness for the prosecution . against him in order to prove that fact. The case fifes. Cox ale cite round of toot nut iileat,w paste and beneed himself on Monday. He was committed for now proved against her was that on the sth of May she bed i Mr. Brave two rounds Rod drank three elecaes cf her- i threatening to strike the master of St. German's Workgone to the house of the Pro,eenter,wba Practises es e. gundy. They all thee lei Wed to the breakfast room a notwo,andon Monday morning refused to take his place surgeon at Hammersmith, and wked to see WM. The ' few minutes teltiro nice, where they Lad a chat for a on the treadwhee!, He was found dead in his cell peoitecutor was out at the lime, and the Prisoner wee quarter of an hour. Mrs. cox then withdrew to her after dinner time, having hung himself with the straps taken into the consulting room to mint his return. ' room, niul Mrs. Brace, wi,iiiirg lice husliend Good from his hammock. After she bad been there for some tinie she and- ;id lit" retired to hers. At a rpmrtee lifter nine Mr. VicroluA PHILOSOPHICAL Isswrrrt-rs.—At the annual denly left, and two or three days at terwards the ,Bnivo went. into Mrs. lileiVO'S rocul, emit alit ii meeting of de Victoria Philosophical Destitute in property mentioned in the indictuteut was misAed. , her goad ni--1,- retired to lis own. He then appeared All the articles were pledged in the name of Aime ~,„, ~,„ ." . London, op Monday, a purse of £lOO, a handsome tea Brown by the prisoner very. shortly after the robbery. . P`'.."Y ":"• . . ~ . . . . service and a tray in. silver, were presented by the In-The,Toile yennts betee nxed, there is aat roim opinion • prisoner cross-examined the pawnbroker's aoi.t. ~ i solute to Cnynain F. Petre, hi recognition of the very ant; but the only fact she elicited was that whereas Le . '''re" in by Sir William Gull, that, as antimony is energetic and valuable services he had rendered to tile had previously only sworn to her identity to the best of abnut fifteen minutes in its operistio,; before Poe' society as its hon. secretary for the last five years and his belief, he now, from hearing her voice, and her gene- it Sieknessi he could not Lave taken awitaani derilg a half. ral appearance, swore positi‘ely that she was the per.ien : the dien‘ r, either in the food or in the wine. `l.e 1 DISAPC ~,,,,,„ lyetext,