The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1872-04-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

FOUR-FOLD MURDER IN LONDON. ness, and undertaken the liabilities of the late Lark.. "The Thorn is in the Bush," " The Old ElyforLlandaff 14' 6 21 ... 10 16 ... .. the place some of the bank notes known to have firm of Overend, Gurney, and Company. The Lord Rem„eete "In this hour you stole , belonged to Madame Rid, and also amg which A fearful tragedy was enacted on Monday after Chancellor held that portion of the bill was utter Peterston ly "God save the Queen." my love," St. Fagans 211 6 9 ... 10 22 ... ... 291 6 17 ... 10 30 .. ... she had worn, as well as the green dress worn by noon in Paddington. A journeyman shoemaker, BOY KIILFD BeYst.f,eNunEdLErPLHANT.-On afond:,.; Llantriseant and 1. untenable, as to proceedings being taken against the suspected woman when she I, ft Perk-lane, as !mused Nicholls, murdered Nur of his children, the executors of Mr. Gibb. The shareholders must evening at Nee a - e - "me,. a boy.. nam Pencoed ss' 646 ... 10 55 ... ... these, =silted suicide, The circumstances of the described by Waite, the housemaid. Walt suchStanton'eied in co• nsequence of ',juries inflicted by case she as follows: At half-paet five in the after- ' take the consequences of the manner in wbich theirß„ridgend evidence the Eng:i.h detectives caused the appre-2 211 7 13; ... 11 201 .. ... business was managed and conducted by those an elephant. On the arrival of a menagerie at ' Y'e heneions of the inmates of the house by theFreech noun, police-constable Neal, of the D Division, Port Talbot 2 35 7 28 3 32 11 3410 56 :3 44 Hanle the ' , e elephant was taken to the An 1 stableauthorities, and then retained possession of the -ems called to Ni'. 16, Capland-street, Lisson Grove, whom they had elected to act as their agents; and the company itself must feel bound by what hapa el. YSome boys fed the animal with nuts, and it Briton Ferry 2 45' 737 ... 11 441 ... .. by a girl mimed Selina Hills, residing next doer, place, which was not left till the supposed murder-Meath 2 56' 7 47 345 11 55111 7 3 57 ass made her appearance yesterday ne ruing be. alto told him that a murder had been comnritted petted in intrusting their money to persons who T. saidi . . ti. 3 that one gave him a stone, and another ,1 at No. 16. The constable entered the house, and made a bad investment of the capital. Mr. Cotton, re ev a stone at him. Suddenly the animal turned Llansamlet 3b,7 58 ... 12 41 ... 416 tween two and three o'clock. She was, of course, ' Swansea.. 39' Sl' 410 12 2511 21 4 5 arr. • -d a on the second story he found, in the front room, Q.C., and Mr. Ferrara for the appellants; Sir lifted Stanton with his hunk towards his month, instantly captured and placed in the custody of Roundell Palmer, Q.C., and Sir Georgia Honeyman, but at the moment the keeper called out and the Landore ..... three children lying on the floor, with their three e the French police. But as several forms must be Q.C., for the respondents, having been heard, the . ' Llanelly ... 3 53' 829 . 29112 48111 47 446 cut, and, in the back room, another child and a animal dropped the boy. gone through before she can leave Paris-the first Lord Chancellor adhered to his decision in the ease • being that of identification-it is doubtful whether man, also with their throatacut, and all apparently in the court below, and considered that, this bill