Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-05-29 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

NORTH WALES. though a fair is rather anticipated. Foreign still as-4 I is 4. 035 Mr. John !toy Allen, resigned. . Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and left Narberth on MURDER AND ATTEMPTED SuICIDE AT HoLTWELL.- seines a downward tendency; quotations are for Burrs The Yelverton case is making slow progress in Thursday evening, and that he had seen her outside the A tragical occurrence took place in Holywell on Wed- Barra, £lOl 10e. to £102; Kapunda, £lO2 ; Copiapo, 02' 7 II the Scotch Court of Session. Saturdey and Tuesday were door at Truseott's shop, about the hour that Mr Truscott neriday last. The horrible deed was perpetrated by one £96• Yellow metol, sheets and sheathing dull, at sp. s i ... occupied with discussions on points of evidence, the most stated he bought the watch. Mr. Truscott did not iden- Sarah Edwards, aged 77, resident in Summer Hill, on t° 9id• - slf 11 ' important of these having reference to statements said to tify the woman, but said she r person resembled her very much, the of her husband, Thomas Edwards, who was litoN.-Itailway bars are without any visible im- 01. 0.,7 ./ have been made by Major Yelvertou about the time of the though he could not swear either that she was or was not further advanced in years, by cutting his throat with a provernent, although some few orders are in the market s4' .10 1, Alleged marriage in Scotland. The counsel for the the person he had boueit the watch from. From the razor, from the effects of which he shortly afterwards ex- for English and continental lines. Merchant bars are in a Major opposes the admission of these, while it is argued., evidence of Mr. G. Phillips, surgeon, it appeared pro- pired. The criminal then attempted to destroy her own in fair request at the low rates now ruling ; sellers in • Dal's. on behalf of the lady, that they constitute the sole eel- bable from the position of the body, the nature of the life with the same instrument with which she made .consequence of the dulness in rails are plentiful, at £5 a .i, a 1 tei t et sit dence to prove that she then believed herself to he his 17s. 6d., f. ob. in London, or £5 at the works. Staffordwound, and the place where the razor lay, that the act several cuts on her own throat, but timely medical aswife, and not, as alleged on the other side, his mistress. ' a•m• i p.m. a.m. was committed by the deceased himself. The coroner sistance having been called in her life it is expected shire makes are in quiet demand ; buyers, however, 5 6 Ila These questions have not yet been settled. The Essex Telegraph relates the following case . having lucidly summed up the evidences of the various will be saved. An inquest was in, on Thursday on the mostly require some concession on current quotations to 35 256 of practical charity. A small Southminster farmer, witnesses the jury returned an open verdict, finding body by Peter Parry, Esq. The jury. having been sworn, induce them to give out their orders. This branch of Cl' 333 i 49 4 12 ' that the deceased died from a mortal wound in the throat, retired to view the body,which laextended in the the iron trade, though very grievously affected, is not so named Wash, being oppressed with sickness arid the, y 1 Se 155 claims of a large was family, ' - behind-hand in the culiiva- but by whom inflicted is at present unknown. The room, with the throat cut; and on the bed in the same entirely stagnated by the absence of the usual American 2 4 4la tion of his land, upon which fifty of his neighbours volun- coroner admonished Mr. Truscott on the impropriety of apartment, a short distance from the deceased, was his demand as was by some anticipated, Staff ardshire iron i 451 iff leered their services, and hy working two hours in the his conduct in purchasing a watch under such suspicious wife, the perpetrator of the deed, wbo saw the jurors on having many other outlets, to which the shipments con 255 5----, tinue to be tolerably good. Swedish bars show great I o SIS evening of Thursday and Friday hued out a twelve-acre circumstances, and on his seeming carelessness in the their entrance, and seemed to be sensible of her position, field of corn for him. matter. -Mr. J. 11. Woletenholme, surgeon, described the nature inactivity, but holders are disinclined to quote lower 26 Thomas Eglin, a cowkeeper, died in the Liver- _lp_ of the wounds on the deceased and prisoner. Several prices than £ll to £ll ss. for arrival and on the spot. 25 3f 3 40 pool Royal Infirmary, on Saturday, from lock-jaw,