Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1860-10-24 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

MURDER NEAR TRECASTLE.-Not many miles from tne the largest and widest antlers from that part of the country; Clarendon -terrace, Bow-road, wheelwright 4 171 5371148455 4 23 53 ;61 I 13 *6 II 17 to him, and he very soon died. The coroner's jury spot on which the murder of David Lewis, the butter Rolle, St. Paul's- road, Bow-common, manufacturing Pernbrey . mutt have been somewhat at a loss in pronouncing a carrier, occurred some years ago, and for which Thomu one of the heads had antlers of 10 tines, 32 inches long, 857 12 7 515 chymiet-William Henry Harris, Sydney-place, Corn- Kolse11! I. 3 37 $ 3 2 1 s 113$ . 44 • 4 10 45 54 637 6 47 verdict as to the cause of his death. 28 inches wide, and 6 inches thick ; another 31 inches rmarthen Junc......., .......... 1292011345 la 3 20 40 711 5 9/ 7 2 Thomas underwent the extreme penalty of the law, an- long, 30 wide, and 61 thick. Mr Keith Stewart Macken- mercial-road East, mantle manufacture Au accident occurred on Saturday week to the other was perpetrated on the night of Wednesday laat. tie of Seaforth, has also shot 14 stags in the same forest. Wapping-walt, sail maker-Manwaring Wilson Bolton • . ciryside 1 iti 9301350 5 5- 1 ' 29 I 711 Count de Paris, while shooting, by which his Royal The ordered man is a Mr. David Price, of CV/Mclnit- AS'I-ooblulabsat Lord Ashburton shot a stag with ave Waterloo-road, oommilmiom egont--jemes Josiah Ste- Whitland ii ............ ........... 9521 6 6 131 1 1 1 Highness susuiined a fracture of one of the bones of the m manufacturer-Peter Doyle: st. *season. Crawford-street, Bryanstone-equare, cabinet- ° larth Road 1 v h fa. Brecknockshire farmer re ..,,,--, `L'''' on the perfect royal head; length of antlers 32 inches, span 26 , Nlarrbeston Road ,1n211 33 6 44, 1 1 ; 10 I ss 1 Zont, ildWtyroVaillitsviAathan"-ahno- Prwas on t_e spot, ost Ai there was a sale by auction at a farm in the parish ithick, • g inchesl d the fho maker--Ja 6, tines ong, an caps on e top o t oob Rogers, Shrewley, Warwickshire, builder- -Iliverfordwest 1 8 ll' 10 32 146 6 551 612 1 191111034 .1 5 I no time in setting the injured limb I On Friday night the 'Faithful,' Captain Price, coal laden, Irons Newport to Spain, sank off the Nam, the of Llywel, called Byll-fa, at which the deceased attended lie there met some of his neighbours with whom he had been on bad terms for some years. In the course of the, couri„. eaptrin, two men, and two boys getting off safely in a afternoon some high words were exchanged between them, small boat, and landing at Penarth ; the remainder of 1 otter which hestarted for his home, about two miles from the crew took to the longboat, and have not since becn ' the place. Between Sand 9 that evening cries of "Idur. heard of'. der" were heard by a farmer living at a farm near, called I All d I Forest S' Arthur Chichester shot antlers. n a a ea The Lime Light has been tried on the parade- Yegod-yr-eddfin, but these cries were disregarded. In .' ' ground of the 19th Surrey Rifles, with • view to the continuance of evening drill during the winter. The as to ground is 230 feet leng hy 100 wide ; and with eight jets the course of the night the wife of Price, feeling anxious to see for the whereabouts of her husband, sent his stepson him, and between 3 and 4in the momin his g. 21 stags and 9 hinds up to the Ist, of October.-Ineerness THE Coat