Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1862-01-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

WALES AND MIDLAND RAILWAYS. way was walking behind him at the time, he cried out procuring the necessary bail was discharged with a last, when R. Oa Jones, Esq., presided. crime in Italy, the Campanile, of Turin draws a terrible •rsdain. to him, "Mind, Conway,! was with you all night that caution. Caroline Premien, a decent looking woman, Mr. CORY proposed that when a quorum of Guardians picture of the deeds of blood chronicled' in the journals ce 1 a WEEK SATs SUNDAY:, 1107 WTSIL DOTS 911794,19 night," 'He afterwards said he was in Neathway's till charged her husband with a savage assault on last should sit in either room, the Chairman or Vice-chairman of the whole Peninsula, with the title "A Single Day starting front 2l. 2,3 Ex t k 1,20 Ik2ldi 2 1 k 2 Sta, tine .1,5. a 1 Sr .11 ac '.: lAa I k ..y a 211 0.. a la* at'. ✓h° nearly 11 o'clock, in company with Conway, Bela Monday night-The complainant stated that for the in the other, do have power to grant or refuse all relief of Italian History." It mentions a burglary, attended _ a.rn a.is itii.Ts cis la.mi p.mo a.in p.m p.m s.ai p.n. I ats. a.m it--.7E: p.m cal ' a.m leftN w Milford . 1' 4 2 ,I 0 40 426 Newearth 711 II 5 5 15, 6/0 7 i Gould, and several others. PB. Selby was by at the last three months no one could stand defendant, he got applications, and that his decisions be looked upon aa with the atrocious murder of a woman and child, a Llrantll • &tie time.-For- the defence, the prisoner, who was repro- so bad, and was so constantly drunk. The other evening final. Milan, on the 314 t December; an attempt at burglary saarasis as- (anted by Mr. Wilcock, alleged that he was a public. he came home in the usual state, and on her opening the Mr. It. 0. JONES seconded this resolution, which was by eight thieves at the oetroi-house near the Frediano C,...ditr '4O 150513913 4 38 9 i 3 airmingla 2451515 5 10 & 4 2 t 4611 , houee tam evening with Conway, who went with him door he caught hold of her, dragged her under the bed, unanimously agreed to, subject to the approtal of the gates at Florence, on Christmas-eve ; the murder of a ides Gloucester canon, also at Florence, near the Cathedral, at 5 o'clock Sets his sister's, where they both slept. To pr ae this, he and kicked her severely. He so ill-used her that she Poor Law Commissioners. .tam • Gloster up 438 10 515 4615 441 625 4$P a yto called John Sullivan, who deposed that hews.• an ostler, had to send for a policeman to remove him.-The pri- A letter was read from Dr. Paine, medical officer, on the morning of.the 29th, perpetrated by robbers' a „ Down elt 547 498 7551157 5. II 5 Bristol ... 9 (III IS I 110 41•659 12 42, 438 ; all and lived at Noah•street. On the night of Thursday soner, who was exceedingly riotous and drunk, was recommending an alteration in the workhouse dietary. highway robbery by three malefactors near Porta San Brlstol arr 15,12 30 532 94012209 45 14 211: „ down 14 15 12 55 3las 54 8 the 1 the prisoner Daley came to his house a few minutes after removed to the police cells, until he WAS sober enough After some discussion this subject was referred to the Gallo, also at Florence, on the 20th; two burglaries in ~l,oucestter u tat; so 3 444 o , .._ • to : 100 i ten o'clock, with 'Bill Conway. They both slept there, to appear before the Bench. Visiting Committee to report on. the same city, within a few days; an attack in the mormreies er arr . 35 2 5 4 3 7 0 610 ngham 1553236109 15 10 18 945 Gloster ..., 6451255 12 511 sss •40 2 15' 9la 1 Newport ~ 845 1 le 90 • 815 9 34 3 4915 MI , and never left until half-past seven the next morning.