Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1860-07-04 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THURSDAY, JUNE 28. Lim/stern Tuesday's Go:ette contains the appointment of near Old Lanion House, for the shooting, in order to be and Mr. Edward Roberts, builder, Pormadoc, is the con- ..... Ii 40 ci 151 33 On the order for the second reading of the European gitrgaeeet ,l 56 .I. 2 a " 1 111 1---• the Rey. C. Kingsley, M.A., to be professor of modern nearer for the dinner and dance, which was to conclude tractor. The present chapel is situate at the Garth, and Forces (India) Bill, Chepstow History in the University of Cambridge, in the room ef the amusements at the Hut Barracks, as the School-room is considered too small for the rapidly-increasing conle 9 4711 Mr. A. MILLs argued against the abolition of a local w°°"'"°"•• •• •• 1° II 21 ;A 2 208 26 14/ the late Sir J. Stephen. had been kindly allowed by Colonel Raymond, the Cora- gregation. 1 8 II 29 L 42 $34 18 le 5 lea, _ 34 European army in India upon financial, sanitary, and Y 3 ll:Ltd:tube (Parton P ago) The jury (at Liverpool on Saturday) returned a mandant, to be used for that purpose. The room had THE 'ROYAL CHARTER!--We are happy to be able r- l ifica grounds; and moved to defer tha second reading x i -crime." 2' 23 II 501 I-1° 255 "I le sllb.. verdict of wilful murder against Thomas Reninson, who been most tastefully decorated by ladies of the committee, to record another act of liberality on the part of Gibbs, as lel? the bill for three months. Grange Court - r murdered his wife by striking her on the head with a and some of the officers, with festoons of evergreens in- Bright, and Co. the merchants to whom this ill-fated " If 41 —ll After a long debate, Mr. Rua! moved the adjournment Glotteester... arr. 7 SO, 15 NS 2.i. 3 7 2 II 4033 110 211 ", $ 231 217 15 10 471 $0 hatchet or saucepan. The evidence of medical witnesses terspersed with flowers. The first prize was won by vessel belonged. A short time ago the mayor of Car- of the debate, which was resisted by Lord PALMERSTON, and ..-_, I& t described three distinct fractures of the skull. Mrs. Alder, of the Hants Artillery, and was presented narvon, Mr. . Turner, wrote to represent the case of a .. -dep. 753 12 10 vs 330 942 713 II 40 625 At a public meeting in Stockport, on Monday to her at dinner by the treasurer of the club, Mr. R. S. poor widow at Camarvon, who lost her son by the wreck negatived, upon a division, by 262 to 83. Cheltenham..ltrriral Irma 8. W. 8 201 1 25 Gloucester ?„7 4SO 320 I 4111 715 IV 5 Mr. H. SEYMOUR moved that the House do adjourn, swede,' week, a resolution was passed pledging the meeting to Payne. The second prize was won by Miss M. Davies, ,of the vessel, and the reply was a £lO note. A few days and this motion was, upon adieu' ion, negatived by 229 to Bwl"°°° abstain from the use of butchers' meats until family cuts of Pembroke, for the best gold, and was awarded by ago his worship wrote again on behalf of Henry Evans, Oldest ~.: could be obtained for 4d. per lb., and prime cuts for 6d. Captain Ramsay. The gentleman's prize was won by a Carnarvon seaman, who hot the whole of his clothes A further division took place upon another motion for sßroadegg. Oldest Lei se per lb. Mr. Wills, of Tenby. The evening passed in a most on the sad occasion. The reply was in this case a£s . a mil g 755 416 10 10 f 1%1. The foundation stone of a new Female Penitenthe adjournment of the debate, which was likewise nega- Paddington ll lei 30 3 • 11 25 5 0 10 a 4 451 10 ba ' 1.; agreeable manner, assisted by the spirited strains of the note, which has been handed to Evane's wife. tiary for Birmingham and the adjoining district, about to tived by 1901043, Dotes