The Herald of Wales. — 1886-11-20 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

EAST WARD.  Mr. William Howell, shipbroker, 13, Heath. field, had four nominations for this Ward The first paper was signed by Mr. J. Williams (Fabian street), and Mr. G. T. Heald (Fabianstreet), with eight burgeeses amenthig. The second nomination paper was aigned by Mr. Richard Martin (Birohgrove), and Mr. Thomas Freeman (Brynhyfryd), with eight assenting burgess,- a. The third nomination paper was signed by Mr. Jame, Glean and Mr. A. C. Richards, with eight Ontget#Pl3 lamenting. The fowl h uomi fttion paper WU signed by Mr. J. G. C.ionlon and Mr. W. J. reyoria (of the Steel Works), wi,h eight burgessee amenting. Mr. Walter Lewis, civil and mining engineer, 3, Kilverterrace, was nominated by Mr. F. S. Bishop (Grants/I'i Spelter Works), and Mr. Stephen Thomas (Lambert's Copper Works), with eight bargessee assenting. The second nomination paper was signed br Mr. A. H. Richardson and Dr. E. B. Evans, with eight imrgeesea assenting. The third nomination paper was signed by Mr. Stephen Lloyd Francis and Mr. Geo. Jasper(St. Thomas). with eight burgesses usenting. There will to a contest in this ward.  WEPT  Mr. Chris. Jamee.,lcia Villa, Ftynone, assayer, nominated by Mr. Charles Bath, Ptynon.., and seconded by Mr. Wm. Stone, Hill-side. Assenting burgesses—Messrs. A. J. Schenck, John Crocker, M. J. Dingdon, Wm. Terrill, kr'hur geymour. John W. Powell, John T. . ' a. Henry Simons. _ _  No.Minated by Mr. Morgan Tutton,Bryc.• or, and seconded by Mr. Thomas. PIA pa, j 1113., 3, Northampton Terris... An tinting bnrgerees—Maaars. doscph Guppy, Gaily= ' Morgan, Thomas graidbrook, Joscph P. Cock, Thomas Richards, Tfercnles Tregm.ing, Abram Francis, Thomas P Sims. feomitk.ted by Mr. ikons, Phelp-, IP, De-inHeolie•otre••• ; and ascondel by Mr. Thomas E. Bath, IS. De-la-Beohe.atreet. Assenting biggnaws- Masers. Wm. Henry Tucker, James Dercreux, John Jsokina, Thos. Smith, George Satindera, Morgan Phillips, JAM,. Philli, John Brans.  _ There being no ooposition, Mr. Christopher James was Lid) elected.  At the Liverpool Assizes, on Tuesday, James Mellor, 67. blacksmith, was indicted for the murder of hle wife and sister-in-law, at Lythr m, on the 2nd inst. Evidence of the insaLity If the prisoner a-ns eiveu and the jury having found tho *entailed to be inwne, Justice Day ordered him to he detained ill an asjlum during her Msjesty's pleasure.  . . . At the half-yearly dinner. on Idmiday night, of the County Antrim G•and Ores .0 Lodge, Mr. Maoartney, M.P. ~making on the growth of Orangeism, said of the Ulster Loyalist Members, ten ware Orangemen and five of them were returned from Antrim. including' Belfast. During the last session of Parliament, several England representatives had become members of lodgeo sitting in London, and now the Loyalists could number twenty-flve members, who were pledged to support the Union before party.  "Erre' Cocoa.—thigrgrat. AND Coaroarnro —BY a thorough blowlectie of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition. and by a careful appliatgoa of the fine newDeliii_et of well-aigected Coma. Yr. Eppa hat provide!, "_._' bre . bloat tablas witch 4 goloi&ly devoured Dervra, which mta mow allamay heavy doctors' btlls. It is by SW 141•18, MO of such arefeles of diet that • wnsilita .. be gradually beat ILu= ' strops mouse toutesay bs thumbs& at an fisoks3rA.and noIs • t. We br Norld weft wimp" ' • xs r- sled • ~..,/ polg. 1. - or araip-t-dag °G Lobes, maws" of Byres aftsaboos Obooolals