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CAERPHILLY BURGLARY CHARGE

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CAERPHILLY BURGLARY CHARGE At Caerphilly on Tuesday Wm. Bruford, as- sistant timberman, Rudry, and Frank Morgan, blacksmith, Bristol,were charged with breaking and entering the Royal Oak, Caerphilly, in January last. Mr C. S. Goodfellow prose- cuted. Miss Annie Jones, hotel manageress, Cardiff, said that on Saturday, January 28, she left the Royal Oak Hotel, Caerphilly, where ehe had lived. Two days later she returned, and missed electro-plated cutlery, a clock, several bottles of whisky and liquor, tobacco, etc. The back door had been forced open. The goods were valued at between L35 and £ 40. P.C. Phillips said he found some of the good* in the house of John Wm. Gentry at Rudry. Gentry was now charged with receiving the goods, knowing them to have been stolen. Bruford and Morgan pleaded guiltyand'Geatry' said he did not know the goods were stolen. Prisoners were committed to the Quarter Sessions. A further charge of stealing minets' lamps was preferred against Morgan and Bruford, and Gentry was charged with receiving. Mor- gan was discharged, and the other two were committed to the Sessions.

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