Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-03-13 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

COI. p.m, 1 a.M. p.m. p.m. CM. p.m. • tirement from the office of chief constable of Macclesfield, ,ii•-•- lof the amount of ecclesiastical "loot" which fell to his her confinement. The murderer, after committing this Swansea which he had held with honour for 18 years. ,t 1 share :-" re he Rev. J. Oakes, who died on the 28th ult., awful crime, put all the business books (belonging to Llanelly (SW It. Bt.) 9012 0 510 Lampeter Road 85511 50 5 0 Lord Shaftesbury, says the London corres- f at the patriarchal age of ninety-one, in additionlo the his father in-law, and which his murdered wife used to Llanelly Dock pendent of the Leeds Mercury, has been writing to Sir J 7 rectory of Itattlesden, in the county of Suffolk, of the keep) on the fire, and then coolly placed his hands in Bynea 9151212 5 25 Glanrhyd H. Lethbridge to inform him that no restraint was put at .e annual value of £5OO, with a rectory-house, to which he his trousers' pockets and sauntered out of the house and Llangennech 9201218 5 35 Talley Road the Royal table upon the wishes of the guests who were ie was inducted in 1808, had also held, ever since the year yard, remarking to every person that he met, "I have Pontardulais teetotalers; that they might drink and pledge in water to el 1792, the rectory of restock, in the same county, of the done the job." He proceeded to his father's residence, a Pantyffynon their heart's content. The rumour which Sir J. 11. Lech- annual value of £2lO, with residence; and since the year few miles distant, in the next village, and told them that Garnant dep. 920 5 30; Derwvdd Road.... :20 1.22 25 535 bridge alludes to is that Lord Shafiesbury declined to .7 1812 the vicarage of Thurston, of the annual value ofl n dep 9 4 Cross n .. 50 5 501 Llandebie take the pledge on account of his being obliged to drink £250." So from that one living the reverend patriarch he had "done for Charlotte." While here be drank a Cross Inn ....arr. 9 6 0 . Pantyffynon large quantity of liquor, and was subsequently appre- 6 20 wine at the Queen's table. Garnant arr. 10 10 Garnant ....dep. 920 6 3.4 rec,.ived Z 11,757, from the second £26,000, and from the hended by the police constable stationed at Parson 950 12 40 6 0 Cross Inn ..dep. 940 5 Llandebie At the Leicester assizes, on 'Wednesday, Eliza- third £14,280-total, £51,837! Now we put it to those Drove, to whom he observed, "I never take a job in Derwydd Road 9551245 6 5 Cross Inn .. arr., 950 6 501 beth Goddard, aged 45, described as a midwife, was who affect to be horrified at the idea of secularizing 10 5 12 65 6 15 Gement .... are. 10 19 620 found guilty of the murder of Sarah Kellam. The deceased, part of what is called Church property, whether the any hand without going through with it." On Monday Fameaes morning he was taken before two of the Isle of Ely Llandilo lO 10 1 0 620 Pontardulais .... 10 0 12 50 6 6 it appears, had gone to consult the prisoner, who adopted . greater part of the money received by these two old magistrates, the Rev. 11. Jackson and Mr. C. Boucher, 'Laney Road fatal means for procuring abortiou.-Goildard was sengentlemen WAS not, for all religious purposes, quite as upon the charge of wilfully murdering his wife. The Glanthyd tenced to death. much "confiscated" as it would have been if it had prisoner was remanded. The murderer and the de. Langadock The Spanish Cabinet, as we are informed byLatnpeter Road , been put to some national use. If "sacrilege" be, as ceased had only been married about two years, and, a telegram from Illedrid, has proclaimed die necessity oflo 40 1 l'o, 7 0 Swansea I 11 18 2 91 r 24 Llandovery Johnson defines it, "the crime of appropriating to him- fortunately, they have left no children, the first one maintaiuni re, the Pope's temporal sovereignty, self what is devoted to religion," were not these two dying in infancy. • The Rev. Edward Cheese, son-in-law of the