Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1860-04-11 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ACCUMULATION OF WEALTH.-An old lady, 82 years of age, Miss Mary Weary. of Nanscoe, for some years. past has been in the hands of the Diocesan ing to about £7O 000, will be nearly all not additional mating their villanous deeds. After the examination of FROM 1,2, 8 1, Z 3 1, A, b I, 2, 3 1,2, 3 FROM 1,2, 3 1,2, 3 I, 2„ 2, 31, 2 near Wadebridge, having died a few days ago, her room, -- -- - - - - - cm, 7---.aa -p.m. -cal. ;Tea Board of Education, who, about a year since, agreed to the cabin had been concluded the deck was again visited, profit for the ongueranteed holders of our railway stocks. d.spose of their interest to the Trustees of the Athenzeum years,whicl wannoon one searched,)]adbeeanndaellboeau'etd During the twelve weeks of the present year ' e for the sum of £l5O. ; and a close inspection of it still more satisfied everybody Ll9l,oenoOterwfasol•fethuendlasitB7s man, p.m. p.m. LEM p.m. that a barbarous murder had been committed. 'From Merthyr h2o ISO G 35 1, 4 (zays tliry Bo xton Advertiser) our pages i e chronicled the deaths of some four or five-and-tweety residents in the cabin door there was an unbroken line of blood to was in cash, and some rolls of notes of the East Cornwall 'ar"'". ,Card,,,i: Docks 930 3 0 630 9 0 4 0 Tioedyrhiw ...... ... 823 168 644 131 4 ' and around Buxton, most of whom have spe et their lives the guards; but there was the appearance of a struggle. Idirndaff 939 3 9 640 9 9 4 9 Quaker'eYd.Junet. A 39 2 P 657 24 4 ' B r.k, which had been out of the bank, if not of eircuin the Peak, whose ages rank., front sixty one to one hun- as the pool was very large; then again' marks of bloody Fume fch lation, for 36 s ears. Several hundreds ofpound. were •faffs Well dred yeers, which last aee was attained by Martha Long- hands were & n upon the guard, and a hatchet mark, found wrapped up in cotton, and a vessel was full of Treforest den, of Brooldwittom, near Buxton. Blood ran down the outer side also. Forward, at the At the Liverpool police-court on Monday, T. D. mast, there was more evidence of a terrible strugele. A sovereigns. Two packets of notes were found with £I,OOO Newbridge Jehnson, a clerk in the sereete of Mr. Bird, a merchant large pool of blood, yet fresh, lay around, extending to in each, P and some thousands were fond in the bed- Aberdare Junction .. 10 19 349 723 948 448 Pentrych ei ; tick, and some of the money was s • dirty that it had Quaker'sYd.dunction 10 32 4 2 736 10 1 5 Llandaff 931 3 1 751 1 16 that t...wn, was committed at the wisizes, charged with the bow and here, again, human blood was found. The -one the captain of the ill-fated sloop was George to be washed. Nearly a cartload of papers were found, Troedyrhiw .iatrivz fereed his employer's name to two cheques name of or .1:6:10 and the otter for £3OO. The prisoner, in whose among them a gieat number of I 0 U's, many out of Merthyr lO 50 420 755 10 20 5 20ICaoliff Docks Burr. He was a man about 34 years of age, and has a dots. Aberdare Junction .. 10 22 352728 9 51 4 51jAberdare house were found notes and gold to the amount of £502, family living at Islip, Long Island. He sailed from the & Mountain Ash admittoi hie gidlt when arrested. coINGULAR PHENOMENON IN A SNoWSTORM.-About foot of Spring-street on the 15th instant, having onboard Treaman The ceremony of laying the foundation-stone of two weeks ago a terrible snowstorm ragedin Upper Wasthree deck hands two of whom were named Smith Aberdare the Western Colleges at P ymouth, took place on Wednes- dale acconemnied on Longton Beck and Swinhope Fell - . Watts and Oliver 'Watts ; the name of the third party ' • ' day, amidst much rejoicing. The College was established was not ascertained. The sloop was bound for Virginia • by a singular rolling noise in the air, which resembled