The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1869-07-09 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

MANSLAUGHTER EV MANCHESTER.— A n imuest was held on Monday, at Hulme on the lx, iv of Francis Handley, of Wakefield-strOet. On the MOVlling of the 29th nit., a woman was heard to cry "Murder," and a man named Henry Mitchell ran tu7t of an entry from which the noise proceeded. Tile IN.:TUC:I and some companions ran to assist this woman, and Mitchell and the deceased had a struggle, dm Mg which they broke a window. Mitchell then ran away. The woman said that he had attempted to commit an outrage upon her, and that she was not a bad character. Mitchell eventually came back, and beckoned the deceased to him, and as soon as he got within reach he was knocked down by a blow on the face. He fell, screaming out at the moment that lie was stabbed. One of his companions found him in peat agony, with an iron skewer sticking in his left  e:e The police arrested Mitchell, and on being browdd up to Handley, who was lying on the pavemem ,he said, "You-, that will do for you. Per-I.rps .oix won't interfere etween me and and another ,man." Handley was taken to the Royal Infirmary where the wound was dressed, and ho was sent home. He attended next day, and attempted to give oviden:re against Mitchell, but he fainted in Court, and Ilia rtisn was remanded. liandley died on Sunday. Mr. T. if. Peuder, senior house-surgeon, found that tho skewer had passed through the outer wall of the orbit into 'he brain, and t bus produred death, after intense sucering.—The :Inry re.mnel a vci di:t of ma. r:,uglaci• ezninst Ik7t  Yelveriou is glring public ratlings in New T, v..•  s hal ano'll-r attnr2k of  Fyl P. 1!,;,,I•oll I) Ii bee: aryintod libruian to al'  Arilmr Governor of the Virgin Isla, !e,Uoi lvet moel.  (-1:•orml ;s in very poor health, and pni!e feeble-, at Salem, Massachusetts. A any or two n•ro Lhe lierringlishor. of the Tyne had the largo,;;• t•tlio they have had this season.  I•if? UVPII,OOIArriIIII6IO7.II,MI So^toty visited Haddon Ill'ld awl lie,•::dianrhooll on Salttrday last.  It is statel that they,' arn snams nwier Clow Green worth at least Z 273,414 stNiiug. There is no truth in the rumour that thorn is any , Trojeet of changing the natural order of suo:ossion in I Sweden.  A girl five years of ago, named Emma Palmer, has Oct her life through swallowing a cherry stone. At the two Dublin Police Courts on Monday, Ma Fewer than 350 persons were charged with drunken. ice's. A yonng man, named Frederick Mot ier was drowned In the Severn, at Worcester, on Sunday, through the capsizing of a canoe. A collier named Joseph Crooke' hu been recently killed by n heavy stone falling upon him at St. Helen's. He has left a wife and several children. A fire broke out in the camp at Wimbledon, on Momlay, in one of the tents near the refreshment deprriment, but was coon subdued by the fire•eugme. A foolish old fellow, aged 61, of Livelmool, attempted to eommitt suicide on Monday evening because his companions "chafed" him upon his wife shortly be. coming a mother. A bricklayer, named William Beeston, committed suicide on Monday in London. He had been out of work for same time, and his family were in great distress. Ho has left fire children unprovided for. At the Greenock Police Court the other day a sharper named Hugh Miller was sent to gaol for 60 days for inducing amen named Paton to play at "hazard" at the fair. He was compelled to disgorge 25., which he had obtained from Paton. On Satnrday a Bristol police constable arrested two women, who said they came from London, on a charge of being in possession of a quantity of plate, a gold watch, and other property supposed to be stolen. Most of the plate is marked with the initials "S. E. On Monday afternoon, Henry Barker, 61, dyer, Florist street, Kirkstall Road, was received into the Leeds Infirmary, suffering from severe scalds. Barker was in the employ of Messrs. J. Relit, dyers, Kirk. stall Road, and between twelve and one o'clock he was staitiling on the edge of a cistern containing boiling lienid, when he over-balanced himself and fell into the fluid. The unfortunate man was immersed up to the waist. Ho expired the same evening.