Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1864-08-17 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

HOLLOWAI'M PV.LS are admirably adapted for the moval f alt diseas•.a whicii bay' .heir origin in aimidered digeetion. They ale well suited to a' I classes and con talons, as coinperent to give comfort to the wea:t.iy, as ease and streng•h t I the poor. Th. «e Pule wilt be found an agreeable aid efficient remedy by invalids whose minds and bodies are enerviVed and eximu,te I Iron excess, over anxiety, or foreign resid .nee. Persons liable to b:lloras attacks should take th Si Pills; they raise each seizure to be less sever.., tat) n inset and biliousness will gradually be retnaved, and food digestion, with complete health, be remained. ro adi to toe merits of II illoway's me licine, no rick or dagger attends its ue, no weakness Illows its • uployrnent.  iViasem.‘luitruna.—A collier, 24 are of ante nailed Cada is Brough, wan charged before air J. Edvvar Is, at Tittiet dl, North Si if trishire, on Thu .silay, with the wilful murder if Gorge Walker, an old 10811 of 74, who, tertneide a resnectable lamer aid still owning a small pruperty, had for the list two years been living entirely alone ins rude huthix feet;in length by four in width. 00 a piece of waste land near Andley. The old min had relattv is ii good oirctunslaitees, who had oft .n urged him to reside with Veen, but he always refused. He wan lan seen alive on Wedneaday week, when a labourer, ,vho had been in the habit of callng upon him, spent t evening in th o lint, Pill ptomiai dt . call agiin t'm fallowing day When he went on Thursday evening he I u it tile co pee of Walker lying aim at naked iii front o th banding, dreadfully mutilated. A watch was taken fr trn the deceised on the night of the mnider. 0 t Fi lay alterno .n the primuer attempted to pawn tide watch in Tunstall, and was at time arrested. While in the pollee cell the 811111" eveiting he confessed that he was the murderer. II said he had been quarrelling wiih his father, ant on leaving hie home went to the hut I' get a lodging, but the old man r 'ruled to let him in an 1 Brough picked up a piece of wool lying near and ruck de easel with it, he th et took the watch and at 4 way. When the statement wan reputed in evi lenc the prisoner inertly euid it w.ts true, anti that he hail ithing further to sty. He was committed for trial at t e next Stafford .Issizes. 1118 SULTAN AND Tilli MI4IIIONARIF,L—Tho Sultan, in alit of religioui alarm, his almost quarrelled with bin only rematuing fried, Tile Protest tilt Sliesion ries, it is said, htve of late made considerable progress iii Turley, aid the fan•tical party, which believ •, with the Record of Friday, thst error is a morel evil, prevailed in the Divan to shut up the establiehmeat ef the Bible Society forbid the preaching of the missionaries, aid arrest some of the recent coaverte. An this 'roue:ding is a distinct brateh of trout, Sir H. Bel wer remanstr de I. aid the Sultan re-opened the Bible Society's store, permitting preaching anywhere except in • public place, and c intent el hone- lf with banishing the is inverts " temporarily" to stone consular et ition" in Asia The limitation on preaching is a police omissive, ba binishmerd is a sever • puitiahmeat fr th effe ice of changihg one's faith, and old thing,' are done by Turks a at di tits in Asia, " consular " or otherwise. We in...same some fnrther pr.sstire will be applied to the Divan, but the incident will not bt tinfoittutate if dt  recites the English world that the K ialifat, like the Papaey, caohot change. If the Saran d.ies not carry out the Koran be has no raison (leers ; to ask him to be tosirant, or to ask the " Vicegerent ot C krist " to be a " conati utiontl Sovereign," is to ask the same ma to be and nit t b... The Sulttnat and tho Ppauy must bo saurus a ti-gibes, or cease to exist. —Spectator. AnDiNG A