Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1860-01-18 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. al/00E14017LN Fox HoUNDS.-These hounds had a most The suspension has been announced of Messrs Church was discovered that the ground beneath the doors leading Lydney and the writer hints that similar donations would not be 536 104" ; into the graveyard had been dug away and access gained,II 35' • ' 254 5 58, gh- refused. _ brilliant run on the 6th instant. The meet was at Derry and Son, s a firm chiefly engaged in the sugar trade, with The Morning Star gives a rumour that the Em e amounting to about £40,000 or £50,000. that the grave had been opened, the coffin-lid broken into Grange Court "23 II 50' 731 12 2 112 3 5 6 12, :3 31b2 15 6 24; 10 21 544 10 9 se ink pettar of the French has become proprietor of the Mornin, Ormond, the seat of Mr. John 'neigh Jones. Found liabilitiesthree several parts, and the corpse disturbed. The cap Worcester . arr. 7 50; 12 30, f. 343 017 6 421 Reynard at home, and ran him over Penlan, Lluast, The suspension has also been announced of Messrs. E. , in I- 64 19 471 ; the chronicle. Another statement, much more reliable, is upon the head had been taken off and thrown on one side, 1& 21 " s----5 1,, 410 9 42' 1 05) 12 40 ItO that Sir E. G. L. Belem,. Lytton, has purchased the plant. Berthllwyd, Fenian farms, to Abermenrig and Llanlear J. Wheeler and Co., in the Australian trade, with liabili- and the head had been turned round, showing that there Gloucester dep. 55, 12 40 625 „,t•t• The captain and mate of the Americem. hmqup Woods, then crossed the River Aeron, though its banks ties for about £40,000. • Ch•ltenham..arrival from S. W. 2(11 120 .2 4 511 3 201 780720 12 35 1715 1 g nd, had been a distinct and careful examination of the ears to Swindon 'Anna' have been arrested at Cowes, Isle of Wight, overflowed, to perebeeadd farm-going at a rattling pace Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Co. have received intelligence nitdiscover ear-rings. The hands, too, had been taken up, Swindon dep. 251 2VI 301 g 6 10. 4 131 S 3 , 225 815 * .a ga, charged with having, on the high seas, murdered five -by Cilbwn down through Brcinog Park along the river, of tho successful laying of the telegmph between the Chan- Learnt aid turned over, and laid across the body, indicating plainly 9 In r Ifi gr. coloured sailors. The charge was preferred by several and crossed again Breinog copse and thickets; time up to nel Islands and France, making a third line of telegm- 11 23' 406 0; 41 0 , , 9 .55 3Si • 9'45 Ig-that the parties had searched for rings. And there was teetr of the crew. this point 40 minutes, distance about eight miles; up pine communication to that country. 7 0 945 1 410 0 .! :t: by A land reserve force is about to be formed, corn. over Cilian Hill to Pencaelivry-field now very much A meeting of the Union Bank took place on Wednes- also evidence of further searching in the coffin for valuables. If the men had done that which the commonest decency Paddington 1 10; 50,8 10 9 515 6 111 ,To 4.-, 445 10 l' l 1:e lan posed of men discharged from Her Majesty's service for scattered-crossed Nautygelli and Craigwen dingles and day, when the report, announcing a dividend and bonus