Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1863-07-15 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUNDAYS. ie the tool of dissipated and designing companions bribed parties to come as sick persons in large numbers Swansea del); allmll II 0148 .. •• 1•1•041eve7 DOWS /RAW, It=aWmpiii_olg.T..'_, _t_p in__ _SUNDAYS. • o . 19 o•o .• ~ 0 .. .. Latopeter Mad ' 9lO 'l5 11 W •• ' from the country, in order to continue the delusion. Llunelly ..(S. W. R. St.), 9012 I the slave of debasing vices, and finally the victim . ,_ • .. . llanclly Dna' t94 12 4 8 .„ .. Llangadock 915 80 II 17 .. • , It was then proposed to ansassltiate a hemmer of the ~..o. . . !9 15 111 Is 111 •• .• • Oleerhyd I 9 MI 116 7 1 .• .. of a monomania which hurried him i:ito extraor- Christians as a means of stopping the progress of Chris- • bangennech •1 02211 22 yl .. .. • ?lane/ Road ... dinary acts of despotism, fully; faniticistit, and. 191712 27 Tr .4 .. 1I,andlle fiend). and also to kill the chief nobles who opposed the I...tartlets's crneltV, We can only ateoiint for the wild and King's'•virm . f • . • • I...crib-nes proceedings. 1, a View o increasing the in- '9491a 40 40 ..4 di Pipriath tligirdirotis projects to which this pre-eminently fiuence of this fanatical party, the King issued an order, Hamant dap.' 924 . ..6 ~. .. e Peraydd Road Llandetils • • 951 1 785 .. ... Cross Inn ..• •.' 9 Al .• n •. .. amiable but Weak-minded Sovereign lent himself, that all persons meeting any of the so-called sick should Crass Ina - - err. 19 6 .• 46 ••' .. • Harr) •'9 53 10 7ss .. „lis Cs .. • 7 .. " • even td the extent of a plot against the life of Mr. take off their hats, and thus show them the same mark .. .. reetysrasa ..... ll5 9 n 43 . ihrs.":" 194019 45 44 - •• earnant ~ Ellis, by adopting the conclusion of that devoted of respect as was formerly given to the national idols L,,,,i,1;',e missionary, that " from many combining causes" when they were carried through the city. With the • Derwydd noes 194612 53 as .. .. ernes Ins .... art.: 10 5 750.. . , Radama " had become bewildered and admitted, ilt A 1 0 14 tie*, alao, of shielding the perpetrators of the intended I'sirtt . i., i, 1 0 10 •• Gamma .„ Pontardalals „,10 20 114 la . 17 :51 .. ••• and that he finally lost )iis reason:" murders, the King announced his intention to issue an """ • Talley Road 'the retolutitin in Madagascar was an act of order, or law, that any person or persons wishing to fight Disnrhyd •111 29 IIS 7n , • ea I sYled .. pure self-defente-the deposition of the King a with fire-arms, swords, or spears, should not be prevented, Llatigadock 10 26 13415 . .1 Llanelly Dock i1111450 A 15 _ 1 , , 5 .. • • and that if any one were killed, the murderer should not Lamocter Rood Measure of Urgent necessity. The country was 0. Llandort ry 1 104* 140 40 . .. ' /WYNN% .. i be punished This alarm3d the whole community. fast lapsing into anarchy, and the Government the 7th instant, Kaduna repeated before his Ministers Harnant Psaningers will be set d ese irsztakepsatitpitnegel22lyoce.l:l:ka , f repaired. sas- All Trains are Is, and, nod " yidd ItaldrTailley Reed, dad Olarithyd by Signal only; Pas. Hiotiopolised by young men as inexperienced as, and whets in the palace his determination to issue that ea :nt; eertssa ws .1 a hirgTtloCaEl i. but more depraved and designing than, their order ; and among all th 3 Mena Am present, only three ght.mrhast glis sloe re the Beard at the prandial; Station of Uteri Intention. ..._ _ _ _ floVertign. Discontent became universal, till at opposed the issuing of the order ; many were silent ; the NENVPORT, ABEROATENNY, k HEREFORD lIIALLWAY. list the proclamation authorising duels, mortal rest expressed their approval. The nobles and heads of ___ - combats-in fad, civil war-brought Matters to a the people spent the day in deliberating on the course