Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1863-12-26 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THE WELSH IN LONDON.  copoNfis.ArdeStiwii:ineer parties forgedinvestigation :3,,bt. oil egeranut ~.titt:s)binat anii nsneob being s of 25 dol s . , have made appearance, but the lines on the back and the signature y"etheNwield, of the officials are very defective. An infant recently died in Manchester from cold and exposure caused by rolling out of bed and becoming fixed between a wall and bed rail. sxhheeoarreihlnuages been husband, enn the,,, guilty i' ieil The Earl of Duciecornhamsispguorneehdasextdrt.herchrro Belgrave-square, London, recently occupied by tee Roe. li Richard ermajes t y Cavendish. h as carver, to execute for her another bust of Shakespere, from a piece ,ts:Be iaacol kifusiel Itgayteh:ma samneeds' as! ntcOcre made oa sktsl. ei eli ir . b lasty A woman who was committed by one of the Lendsn magistrates for a petty theft, on Monday, had not, ex_ carried out at Queenston properly sober for 15 yearsin.g on systematically on the Yorkshire moors in the vicinity oonesxoerotoistiotonboef etrhecetwedoirn vrheerrge daMv gave lse. yt",. into the recent enlistment of a number ocoofo subjects for service on board the Federal corvette Lear. sage. the market-place, Wolverhampton, the cost being defrayed en; .ftiarntudssett re. (last on. snapped :we. show, in I laontrdhn ey tchnr eoe fwt fl. neeThC While several thousand persons were inspecting the Several persons were seriously injured. The" Life of Julius Caesar," by the Emperor Napoleon, translated from advance sheets, is announced for publication by Mr. Carleton, of New York, and by Messrs. Walker, Wise, and Co., of'Doston, U.S. The distress which has prevailed in Oldtrant parliamentary borough has caused many persons to Se struck off the list of voters this year. i•-• Gonoo4uuneill of not lievir paid their rates. The number of voters is 1665 this year, against 2106 last. A driver in the service of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company got drunk the other day, oral fell off his engine while it was running at a rapid rate. He escaped with a few bruises, but was given into custody and committed for trial. The officers of the Russian fleet subscribed 4500 del-, pier to their departure for Hampton Roads, for the benefit of the poor of this city, and Admiral Liss••ffsky has enclosed the Amount to Mayor Opdyke.—New York paper. Government seem at length wearied of their fruitless search for Hayes, the murderer of Mr. Braddell. They hapnaaAsdbr Darlington oil' rpeagonuttiob el iof f subscription. the , have now withdrawn the constable specially detained in 1 Queenstown for the prevention of the outlaw's escape by 1 that port.—cork Examiner. 1 Mr. Robert Robson, occupier of an extensive farm at 1 Newton-Morrell, has died from the effects of injuries recraved by the recent fall of a floor in the premises where the Darlington Cattle Show was being held. Several other persons who were injured by the accident are in a 1 precarious state. 1 Colonel Waugh is to remain in prison after all. On 1 Thursday the order of Mr. Commissioner Goulburn for his release was set aside by the Lord Chancellor. His-1 Lordship said very plainly that he thought the discre. tionary 'sewer to liberate a prisoner, given by the Bank° ruptey Act, had not been judiciously exercised by the Commissioner. A New