Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1854-12-06 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

RAILWAY STATION. —One of the porters cotplojed at the Gloucester elation of the Great Wessell Beltway, named Jell, met with a amver'rileUto tiohday last. Ile wen atoodlog on the line Doling down the numb, of the trucks hovel ago a luggagedrain which Wes leatieg mis Mallon, and at the saute tune • puss. lig r Sou was leaving tor Cheltenham. Jed, t,ho teas sta.:moot on the uut hoe, did sot ohs rve the approach el tilt peoienger tram, the engine of which knocked Initi 0 1111 vtotruce egantst a wiocel of one of the trucks. Ills head was averotts cut, bat it nits fortunate he Time in eollieloil Walt the wheel, as it presented his lel Ong ni, the rode, and thus being ran over. tuft Wells' or FAH,. SEnVANTs. —The farmers alto attended at Nottingham on Saturday weck-01 ants In. • Saturolay—compluint d much of the high rat.' of wages asked by the labourers w ho offered theinaiiivea as servant. : the activity of the minding sergeant is reihng the Whir of agricultural lattourers. Vat Vet Patit.lAilliti Stawk—Therc now are nine inc.:Mara in the represeutatiou, her in England —Ahingdon, Bedford, COventry, Loot Slowest:shire, aud Marylebone ; um in Scotlitud—Ayshire; intil three in Ireland —Fermanagh, Antrim, and Limerica eoUntive. 'the candidates ut Abiugdon are Major Reed, Liberal; and Mr Norris, coot:wreath, ; at Beelturd, Captain Stuart, Conservative, tout Mr. John Trelawny, Liberal ; spoken of ; in East tritons stershire, Mr Hulthrd, of Westoneist, Tory; at Marylebunc, kienceal Thompson, Colonel Betray, Mr. Prescott, of the banking firm of ilres,oita mud Grote, Sir Charles Napier, Mr Ricardo, Lord Lbrington find Mr Craw toed. Jetta Ayrshire, Mr. Oswald, formerly kb:tabor for Ayr, Lord James Stuart, and the Solititor-Gencral, are the Liberals Intoned. Fertitotiogh, it is Add, will be contested, a rare event in the couuty ; end the names mentioned are Mr Betsy Dewey trod Henry Loftus. Sir Stephen de Vcre of Currage Chase, and Colonel Dickson of Craom Castle, are in the field for Limerick. Sir J. Patten was elects' for Coventry on saturitay. Tux Duos OrCAJIHUIDUE.—The Standard of Friday night gave expression ion report which hint nut yet appear ill foriot. The current report coupas, with the Ratite mentioned by the Standard that of another officer of high rank, amp:daft/11y made conseirots of the fact in questiou. Vie have some e.t.a fur believing that the Duke of Cambridge, than whota a braver soldier never stood in a field of battle, he had his mind mod alanningly overthrow. by the sight of the cold-blooded buteheries otad defilerate assassinations perpetrated by the brutal and savage cutthroats, who, wearing the livery of the Card of Russia, are a disgrace to the name and protessitta of withers." Stanton BY SritYrliNlStra—ltlr Parker, an innkeeper of Birminglnun, well known on the turf, has committed suicide, at the Bell ltd. Bristol, by owe:lowing strychnine--a poison rarely employed thr self-destrul tion. no had become insolveat, and his embarrassments seem to have upset his mind. Ile has left a with and family, respecting whom he Idol a [Quelling letter. l'ltormal. TO Brat/YE LORD AliEltliEnif.—At a SlMdal Court of Altlennan, on Saturday, Alderman Siam), gave notice of his introotion to Warlike Lord Mayor to call a special Court to consider the motien—" That a dutiful addreas be presented to her Majesty, praying that she nig, he giweiOnely pleasid to removo Irma ilea cOuncils tile Bight Honourable the Earl at Aberdeen, who is nu longer entitled to puldie confidence at the First Sinister of tile Crown, awl to place at the head of her Admonistrattra constitutioual adviser whose opinions are in unison a fill the people at this uational ensis." The gener.d feeling seemed to Is that the Lord alayor should Mattoon Ilto Aldermen to Consider the preliusnary question, whether they thought it desirable that a Spend Court should be called for buch grave purpose. A FAO, raft taunt tes.—The Morose) Pest says t—At e. understand that, at the Judges' Chambers, on Friday, before Mr. Justice Crompton, an application was made la the forthcoming ult. Con. case of Slope versus Aguado, tor a commis.ili to examine the Court de /gouty, who has lately received the appoiutmeut Ii President of the Corps Legislatif in Paris. In consideratiou of the Coant's Poslianientary dint., the application torn commission hod been granted. The case in haely to afford some curious revelations of Parisian lith in its highest circles, and already considerable iuterest is felt ill the coming "delicate investigation." The plaintitlis Mr Attie° Ilope, ton of the author of" Attestants," and oar of the three brothers who inherit the large fortunes of the house of Mope; aorl the defendant, Court Olympe Aguadu, has loos Lora known in the fashionable and sporting cirekd of Paris. RUtirtilliti as ItAiLWAT SEItTANTS.—linit week two men, Jowplt Appals.). aud Robert Wiehelow, one a porter aad the caner a policeman in the employ of the Great Western Railway Company, dere committed for trial by the Olourster magis;rates, charged with totaliag a bottle of wine and two hate, the property 01 01.111 company. Mr Nicholas Woods, son of a citizen of Cork, to the special corteepondent of the Morning horßid in the Crimea, and not Mr Alexander Sows ville, the " whistler at the plott6ll," a. . ll,s been errourouslyrated in some pave..  I