Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1860-10-10 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ADVERTISEMENT PAILSOP.APIIB. Llansamfet • 11 2to i proinote a new railway between Manchester and Welling, chased last year at Holyhead, at about six p.m., and was commendations of the spectators, and 'loud and enthusitension, and the Military and Naval Authorities he•e all Swansea ton, by which the route between London and Manchester, conveyed on board the yacht, which sailed for Bristol astie cheering greeted them at the conclusion of some certified to the great value of •• Berwick's' Baking IA 3 rid the West Midland and Great Western systems, would the same evening, having kept her fires up all the time, particular movements. This was especially the case, powder as an item in doniestic economy, and have SWANSEA deg 537 11 i II 6 .. IC ed be shorten by about 35 mile.. Re appears to be fond of coming to Milford Haven, tine and burets of laught..r were also heard on all sides, when characterised i 5 use in the manufacture of wholegoine Landers ss. 111 11l II Is gin Gower Road ..., its II St 41 4. The Perth Theatre, which was erected about being his second visit in three years. the skirmishers, consisting of the 3rd Monmouthshire, bread and puddings. se espe.dially promoting the heelth L„„ss„, e 27 11 MO 445 80 years ago, at a meat of upwards of £2,000, but which CHAIWE AGAINST A TRADESMAN OP CRUELTY TO HI, doubled from the battalion, and dashed through the of the consumer. Pu chaser* should see that the Pro- ',leerily ll 17 $! 11 43 404 many years past has been an unprofitable speculation Comp.-At the Pembroke Petty Sessions on the 29th of swollen brook, rushing up the hill-side among the Tenor. prietor's sigeature is on 'such packet Sold in Id., Vemhrey . ' ••., ... 45 II 59, S 3 to ihe shareholders, was last week sold by auction tor the September, Mr. IVilliam Carrick, draper, of Pembroke able trees and the startled deer of the park, and delivered 2(1., 4d., and 6d. packets; Gil.. Is. '2s. 6d., •oit 55. boxee, Vi.„7.:1 Don of .4586. Dock, was brought up on the charge of cruelly beating a " murderous " volley at the supposed enemy. The by di uggirs, grocers, and corn-chancil, rs, and at 21, r .- ° Carmartnen Jung... 7 1 t. li 31 3 4 The Chancellorship of the diocese of Exeter, and ill-treating his child, aged between eight and nine whole of the programme having been gone through, the Little Moorfielrls, Londen, E.C. St. Clears . llf lei 14 a 5 5 twisted vacant by the death of Mr. Cnancellor Martin, years. Mr. John, of Haverfordwest, had been engaged battalion was formed into a compact body in front of He. [ildvertieemeed.] -Our correspondent in China writes: w hitland . . • ,_ 52 I4e 11 ban bee., conferred by the Bishop upon his son, the Ven• in the matter. Upon his appearance, and the case being "prize gallery," when Captain Sir George Walker call. d 0 i a 'Tiring at my quarters in Shanghae, I thought Narberth Read W. A. Phillpotte, M.A., of Oriel College, Oxford, Arch • called, Mr. John said he had been instructed to submit upon the successful competitors in the shooting matches that a cup of ' Young Id y•ori ' would prove refreshing; Clarb Aron Road Haserfordwr.t li 5 135 614 II Is IS 2 Iso 6 si, deacon of Cornwall. my aroniAm”rit when I obeerved that the Leo! to their worships that an arrangement had been entered to come forward and receive the prizes Each gallant imha.gret '-'.lll. b infuse looked d/r Milford Read The North Sea herring iehery has been pro-. into, through the intervention of a friend, between thee- victor, stepping out of the rank formed. b them, lifted .two I,ru tle L inarnani was a out to I erent New "for, fr,., p.m., h„.4 , • 1101 11 a I 1,1 7 eel • ifeeuted with pretty good sio_sess, several large catches who had laid the complaint and Mr.Carrick, that thechild his forageeap and saluted Lady Tred..gar, who presented huethht.,egi.rui ga I,lgTonseeeor; t.lTeHatel gtiftheTali ibtlob2;:nngenoittsanudruflaceo.iie; having recently been wed,. Thirty to thirtv•five lasts souTH