Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1865-03-08 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SATIMIDAY.—(Before J. C. Fowler, Eq.) rende re ' The weed nymph's call,' for it was in ,st • Miming pint,' with him, he to leteling a helping haler I WILFUL Muanme—John Foley and Ann Foley, his \ delicie y sing. see was encored, and gave ' Bageilor in promoting licentiousness, which I believe is bee wife, were brought rip on the charge of wilful murder of gweeit MUM' which was evidently much ammeciated , enough already, without making it worse, and that in an illegitimate child in 04,-her lent—Mrs Weigle was by the tudience. Mr Blethyn Jones's cornet sole was 1 requires sorne r 'sorely to check its Progress in this quirt first called to give evidence, who said: I Men a lodging aPelautled. The trio 'Time belle of St. Michael's tower,' i little village. Yeurs faithfully, i house in Cateiraw, Merthyr, and for about three weeka sung by Messrs Gritfiths, James and Griffiths, was I encored, and deserved to be. The song aril cirrus 1 Puntardawe, Coestoroure. in October last the two prisoners lodged in my house. They were man and wile, but the child belonged to the ' M _ Mir Lee' was exquisitely rendered by Miss Eemones 1 e . woman and not te the man. The woman told melt Was and t?ie choir. Mr Waite's vieline• II t solo was a rich It is stated tilt Mr Gilpin resigned the secretaryship about ten weeks all They were always very disagreetrial. s The audience seemed to think se tea, for they of the Poor Law Board because. the Government wse net able to each other, and the man would never let his wife were Mot centent with one encore, they wanted a seceed. j arepesed fir a reform measure. nurse her Mudd. It was always kept upstairs, wrapped The Mitch, 'Cell John.' was sung by Messrs Davies, i Lona, AmlifiaLET.—ln cowl-hence with the reeu•et re ,in an old shawl, and laid upon the boards in one corner Thomas, George, and Evans, and afforded emmiderable 1 the Lee la and We eel Riding Liberal It •gistrmitm Soviet) lof the bedroom. I Lever saw the mother suckle it, nor amusement. They had to repeat it. Miss Edmenie I I,ord Amberley ha; agreed to address tee Lihmel elm. I give it to ni of any kind except e little tea sometimes' and was deeervedly encorel in Dr. Anne's song, 'Where the I tors of Leeds the week after next, with a view of betuni- once she bonght a halfpenny wetth of augermakesforit. bee a mks.' She complied, and gave ' Let us anl speak I ing a candelete for the representation of that toroue, ~ 1 I asked her aeveral time. why Ste did not attend to it our mind's if we die' The choir then eneg, ' The Lark' His first address will be delivered or Mondey, the 13, e Properly, and she told me her husband would not let her. (Mendelseohn), which finished the concert. In conelm inst., to the Li'oerel electors of some of the wards es- i And one morning the husband came in. and he heard the Mon, • the Bee' must not forget to mention the name of Mon lay, and those of the remainder of the war-In on the child crying upstairs, and he said with an oath, •• You Mr W. Griffiths (Mender), the able conductor of the following Wednesday. Should his political views meet do feed it secretly. You shall not give that 'thing' the choir. Ile is evidently a thorough musician. with the approbatent of these meeting., it ma end:tete ei same milk as nay children have. It you had not given —...—_--- • thathie lordship will &Meese • public meeting of electors it any last night it would have been dead now." At