Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-01-02 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DEATHS. will be restored to them through the medium of the Dec 28, at Portia,. Ito Barracks, Dublin, aged 77, !Minister of France. Pririee Kung sent to me yesterday elejer R.chard Jeffreys, sonority O. i4illlSed. an official document, containing the statement of handing Dec. 2i, at hie residence, Weid-strei t, Swans ,a, aged over to me, already done, of the Cathrilic Cathedral of 47, Mr. Joseph Wurd, tailor arid d aoer. Pekin ;he adds that he knows that in the Imperial city Dec. 20, an Park Cortagr ,II .unsioer. afrer giving birth there was formerly another church, now destroyed, but te twin daug.hters. Mary E.a he. the br.lored aile of that the ground and dependencies will be handed over to Mr. J. S. slieph rd, aged 21 yi•ars and six to tithe. She was the eldest dim ht• r ot tile lane Coriseline Smith me. This day I have given pasep mrts to missionaries. . ot Seranses, ail I step-losuAhter to George Rol s, Esq., of Great Marlow, Berke, term ley of the S On the 28th of October nearly tire whole of the army, manse a headed by the Enibassy, took the six victims of the ion. Brewery. buscade of the 18th of September to the Catholic feudal- Dec. 23. at Carniarthcn, &gut Fe, It nh• I. widow of the ground already hands-clover to Monseigneur Slimly, Bishop late Mr Ileur Mont., ma-ter mmrl. er, curia .rtim• of Petelieli, and where repose the remains of the reverted Dee. 27, aged .20, Eliz tbei h„ the Wuhc of. Mr. Dec. 27, :watt leulair;gnemnonre,cgli,F:Temar. fathers Gerbillon, Ricci, and Shaal. Generill Grant and Joseph Ma, hery, jun., ironfouri ler. trielly. aidor ly his Staff j dried us ; M, Ignatieff, the Minister of Russia, d ,neliter of the itev. D. Rees, Ca,, I Ale, Llano Ily. whose frank support has been of great use to me on all Yn'n ea:he: aged 511; , occasions, awaited us in the burial-ground. On the followST:',,lemhca.:l2ell;arry• ing day, the 22th, m ise was perfirmed in the Cathedral, ' which has also been given up to M. Mindy. The irate IL a • cross has heen repaiced on the summit of the edifice, and o 'er, p t Par mreet, Llanelly, aged 49, Mr. Israel this ' Domino, PC Imustat».r;:?' has i•iansittated Dec. 11, at 'di ford, tile infant smi of the Rev. J. B the oublie and lege: re-ceteldialinient of Catholie faith M emn, late Cimp.ain to Lae Seauten'e aeus.mieu at ia China. Moreover, there Las been remitted to me, as "kw peet tj,,,,ama. en especial indemnity for the onimizd of the 18th of Sep he travelled-in a seuund-claas carriage Ole the ha. from Marseilles to Paris with a young civil engineer named Montalti. who was returning front Constantineple, and on the following eay they stopped together at Dikm, at the Hotel du Cute-d'Or, kept uy M. Gillet. ' Beware of your fellow traveller,' said M. isillet to M. aiontalii, • for he is without money; I have lent him 2Jl' In the evening, when the engineer came in, he uid that a double-barrelled gun, his shooting licence, a pistol mounted with ivory, and a powder Hank bad beet, carried otf. His travelling companion, Jud, had disappeared. The police were informed of the theft, and his description was forwarded to Paris. On the 28th iii November this clan. genius malefactor was arrested and locked up, but he title.. ceeded in making his escape, and lied across the country, as has been already stated, after knocking down three gendarmes who attempted to stop hien. At the moment of his arrest he had in his possesion some ltua• sian bank-notes and a double-barrelled gun, which Was doubtlees that wilich he had titolen at Dijon. It was a week after this escape that the murder of M. Poinsot took place."