Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-07-31 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

LEI. a.m. p.m. p.m. S.M. S.Ol. car. p.m. ' a... the question iti the most favourable light, and in the ray, Elm Lodge, Talbot-road, Tottenham." The blot- with the tongs, he also said, "Come, come, give me fair and fill up the printed forms of application, which can be VI"`"all'"` 913 855 2yy words even of the Times' critic e works out a guebtiona- hug-paper was also handed in for examination. The Play." Early in the year he received an anonymous had gratuitously at any post-office. No application coo R:rig lb 10 26 13 0 910 44 yl5 946 333 ble moral " letter reflecting on another man's character, and asking be entertained for compensation for alleged injury from Dideot The new Sultan of Turkey has appointed his son „flung the paper over the direction of a letter written in for an appointment in some archway near Spring toe non-payment of a money order at the expected time; Swindon about four years of ago, a corporal in the Imperial the handwritting of the deceased. There were other Gardens. He burnt it. and the post-office is not liable, under any circumstances, Swindon Guard. Mrs. Roberts, the widow, and her brother were next to more than one payment of a money order, even when Gloucester arr. 1 5 1 5 20 li 12 15 145 •s• , stains on the paper, also in the handwritting of Roberts, dep. for B.W. 130 It 46 10 46 12 0 Se On Thursday evening a lady named Hooper, as if it was used in blotting an open letter. Among examined, but nothing new was elicited. notwithstanding -tile precautions that are taken, the chettenham I*9 I. 3 eighty•one years of age, residing at Paigiiton, near 'l'or- •" IThe coroner in reply to (petitions said, that if Murrayrder has been paid to a person not entitled to receive - - Gloucester - 11 IS 110 .30 SO 215 II 8 • 111 these stains the words cannot rest" and" send by had inflicted the wounds in self defence, his life being Orange Court elegy, had her life attempted by tier daughter, who attacked the money. ss i 43 320 bearer" were distinctly legible. In further searching From the beginning of March to the end of October, Neemient II 40 58 40 2 4,, 48 3 115 140 her with a bludgeon. Mrs. Hooper's cries brong,t jeo_pardized, that was justifiable homicide. • ..... this office on week-days is opened to the public for ordinary ()meows- '- 11 50 7 be 336 assistance, when Miss Hooper was secured, and has since the rooms lie found three letters from Mrs. Murray, been committed for trial. The police had hard work to addressed to the deoeased. Two were in one envelope The jury, without any hesitation, returned a verdict:of business at 7 a.m. ; and during the remaining months at T" ' justifiable homicide. rho jury added that they were half-past 7. It is always closed at 10 p.m. On Sundays II SS II 6 17 24 54 256 1 II 848 1 21 3MI 955 prevent her being injured by the exasperated crowd, in the waste-paper basket. The letters were handed in. j 111 66 34 Mr. Sleigh, however, said he must object to their unanimously of opinion that Murray acted in the belief he office is open only from 7 a.m. till 10 a.m., but the 1 3 14 1 11111 4IS 314 17 I , . that his life was jeopardized. The verdict WAS received letter-box remains open as on other days II WI 44 1434 25 . 19 SI 55 I 38 11 31 TH E