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Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-06-16 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY CARRIAC/E.  3n Wednesday crating Dr. Ifardwigke hcbl an inanity a dm 4. Pancras Coroner's Court, Londe., •• ,to on Moths.' Mr. George Henry Pesel, aged 42. smth 1111 mlwat and commercial traveller, ot Hod. ot mil. Id, who had shot himself whilst travelling in a I ..teav tarriage on the Urns! liorthern Italleay It e inght ad Monday Mi. The evidence Mewed ILL th Uemed conneeted with • very lmg.• Mut in the sloth and woollan trade at Beadfoid, and tieumg..l it. branch Ludlum at Iluddeselield, and aletone,4 tmeeller iu the stone Instr. l'he .I,m as J loft II mlibensfield on Monday for Ignition ou Linde ss in • semaid-elam earthman. Qn teething the nonagate tunnel and g• lting • few yard. ml, It. • passenger named &Main, who had tr.teellad front l'cleiborough, and isho atm in the neat compartuirtg, heed 3 loud report. and thinklag.! am • fog Miguel...A...loin of the winAow. maid sen nothing. ith the Liam row hing King's Clem, the glut-a went te It •I at the earnagta found the deeamed b) hint,o Joni osel-clama caniage, leaning partly on the e it awl pally among the earn v. ,L. •r• %toner his lett hand. Thy medical lid, nee eitowed that he had placed the ref elver to his mouth and tbon fired at the back of an palate. and the bullet lad no doulg named op• mid into the Md.. The revoleer, a line-elatinlierel any. was p.-rh.i! n.e. and the mtfor turrets were Waded. A gold matt h. gobl nags. pent alat oar. and purse with it !Oa in gold and IM 111 sat er were uptin him, and in • Gig be his Kid.. !antedate. wat diwoerred by letters widnetemi to him. Hui :el...ive• and friends Mated that he hod Lay.. vary re-rotating of late, on aocumat of Mean, 6.• in hts latody, hoeing a•ry tbduate children, but they had tater it.artl him threaten to Mad . ... nor had they my, men him with a rev...rte.-The jure tent... 1,4 me thwed n verdict el—beteide witila.in an mmund ...to of mind.  ELECT, oh.t I.lltEFoltll IN
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-09-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ROMANTIC SUICIDE. THE SMALLEST STEAMER THAT HAS CROSSED TILE ATLANTIC. Mr. Ramplsere a w.pp held ie. *met i.ig cow ow' the 9....6 of Rom.. Lycra, who thren bonged The Seem peat Asaweeite, while hoe arrived ar from tosilea-beidge, and wham boy wee picked ap Pahnouth from l'hdedelPhia le IS IS nell._lll ltle•orar, amend der OW off Wapping &aim Albert Lyon, Oat, S. _ever sten.med. ....•••••!..____.....=..g..... _____... .-_ 41, Sedgenter-Seeet, Somerton. raid &mama ins hie leffmme M'th...".."M_thM,7_, „--7,;,_ ...,,,„. Meth... epd IS. He knew of no trouble which b.. been name .sour,o.ert..D.,:, ~.p.4. . f 3,,.. .....B..nd ?hotbox d et •Cr "Mfe. ri....""h"..1. Oho.' ''''', eesumthi' w.r.thl:,de. pceoda.'"lhrhh. rfessin. °;schohterAnTrat :Mte...Fahnu,uth,.......flept. l4..f.Arr e 1.,. Jed. tt,t.n.lieli....en't iihrdl -... .... ga" °v'r 1"-bAar 'n th' r'ah.- in ''''' **d '"A'"d 7 ' .. '" 7rcla 'lrmo.' from the 'lVreumill *toad .... Sok whim he eme the &awed throw eomething rohl water. nmo of oarrege '"*...1 thetteriribriMmelf*""lahrthe".'neer'.. "'ehou''t'ingth.e.Pre P'ditd. enD.le'n7":l:ll;llh=er."—fe•caP,,'.",eds3.llPb:',l'.*:!le'cri di.,..90:79C0a1:::: SkPussei2g:P:dlece, ..... .... ..• ens. overboard.: WitAtef at once told • ch, •"'•, '''''' ',l,—''''• 'i'"7";;:.ci-ia.,' mi,,, n„ sietkoll policemen who wee Sandals neer. Frecleinel. Sieber-I. Nt r. t•nt er e •rcc. - r ~ 'oe the whole Ldh, ut lthml sm. ensemble a the Thames polio, prored bringing ••••,,er•l''cr,c'' 'el 7, n'e t ....... 0. n in lb. NV tr,t Cross go.a _ ep the body. upon .bob be found the letters and rn uhcoe t,ll la. me , • - • . .•• w._,.„ ,„,_,,, 8,,,id., who , mbar. prOdueed. The coroner, ba•mg ...died es re— be..ter" Sf`l'Y .` d 1'i..... .. ,I. •‘ " • Nertoh Road hbw hscheah is .ohhuoh. „La th„t ,}„, ,„,,,a I. wth all tee csayse she wou Id bar, pi s.a.e. to m,,, _ r irk that die young men wee prompted to tt•lr hc'theed of 0h..,..' Meal ths melt deed through mow 401.00.400'......••••••• raft with • yoseg lady. Ho preened noinnpt Os Mrs re es/deemed to • lady melding et
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-05-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

COPPER. -The market for English descriptions is umeombe (Marton Pamir?) 44 /1 19 married for the second tune only about five weeks, has been arrested on a charge of having attempted her busArramera.n SuICIDE.-On Wednesday last, a in--til; Mr. SAMSON Tent :We had a good deal of amusement tolerably firm, although the demand is quiet. The acti- Sewall*. . 211! II 50 19 so 141 Cl -7. II Si 631 ~ . 81! 14 2 a 66 115 60 7. 839 (wing in gKm -street, Cardiff-road, New Port, attempted Out of some ale and porter stores at our last meeting ; vity which has of late been evinced in foreign has abated, G band's life upon seven different occasions ; three times arr. SO! I.t 30 6 15 037 10 IS 47 e 3 r ,„ 11/ 4? 555 time), threw him in the water; once, at night, she gave him to poison himself. Fortunately he was discovered an establishment of the kind was the scene of a good causing a reaction, which has left the market somewhat G IlZegeestEeer.u.r. I. 1& 2 I 3ft ~....-, Ike - a violent blow on the head with a knife, crying out at the (though senseless at the e), and medical assistance bit of fun a few days ago-at least I was so given to stagnant. Burra Burrs, £102; Capunda, £102; Copi- isieurceter dep. Or 12 40 Ve 5' 0 415 7Etlt to `i!' i,..f.7. 55 -7/ 15 ::i 15 Baum time " Thieves! Murder! " and three times she was immediately sent for. Drs. W. W. Morgan and understand on Monday. But I believe Villiers was apo, £96; Chili, in Liverpool, £BB to £B9. .. Yellow Cheltenham.arrival from B.W. 45, 1 25 t 61i 3ft 7 , IS Li Ssrindon tried to poison him by putting lucifer matches into his Limbey speedily arrived, and were soon gratified by present, and can give you first hand what will be much metal inactive, at sid. to 9td. dep. 10,1 5 40; 530 f„ II 415 Swindon 9 . it It •ii. a '-- is er soup. The matter is now being investigated by the symptoms of returning consciousness in their patient, better than coming through "No. 2." Ines. - Rails continue without improvement, and learnt - 05 430 91, $ s i.-...,ig, li. ... authorities of Bruges. 1 119 i 4011 5 t so 19 IS 185 au, g; 45 a• A few moments later and in all probability this would. Mr. DELECTABLE Donn : "Speak the speech, I Pray ironmasters are very badly supplied with orders; men- Reading • • * *Be not too tame neither, but let your own chant bars, in consequence, are now to be purchased at •„I",satt• , 692 it 410 fe sa I it a A public soiree was given on Wednesday- evening be self-murderer would have been no longer of this You, I 121 s 0 8 0 5, 6 ft II CI 4.5 .7,- -1 r ser • to Mr. Harper Twelvetreee, one of the late Liberal can world, discretion be your tutor : suit theactien to the word, the an extremely low figure-sellers at £5 f.o.b. in Wales, '''''" 'n9,5*°,,n4,,,
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-09-18 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

AGENTS FOR THE ` HERALD.' Neath ... 662 10 47 38245 50 ,r, 11 4392 9 451 1411 1- 5 1 A young woman namcd Mary Ann Moxham, the ` City el the Sultan,' with having refueed to do duty The unstamped edition of the Swansea and Marmorean Liansamiet living at Farley, Wick, near Hath. cotninitted suicide a Lsndore 541 3133 555 4 5 13 41 347052 1 1 42 5 4 on board their ship after signing articles. The men, who Herald is delivered free every Wednesday to subscribers few days ago by swallowing a quantity of oxalic acid. a„teNcath, Britonferry, Aberavon, Bridgend, Aberdare, swans" - 4, 11 Ug•010 5 5 7 47 4 She had been unable to obtaiti , mployment, and had were five young men, objected to go on board as the 1,2. 2 1,11, 11 --0 IS ----111 rthyr, Morriston, Llanelly, and everywhere within /62 5 1 laboured under depression of mind for Komi- days previous ship drew water very freely. They did not, however, SWANSEA del, 531•4.1111 4 10 3 35 4 537 . 1 two miles of the office at Swansea. It is also supplied to Landore to her death. The coroner's jury have returned a ver• offer to bring evidence to prove the allegation' and they - the town and country agents, and the stamped edition in Gower Road ... 6IIIISS 4 GO 38 031 11 9 diet that she'' poisoned herself by mistake." had evidently other reasons for refusing to preceed on the s 14 filed by the London agents, whose names are given Loughor 27 II $9 445 42 o#2 Irornshipbuilding on the Tyne is very active, voyage. In reply to the Bench th ey positively refused below :- Llanelly 611511148455 4 25 SS 6170 10 24 6 ' and the various establialiments at Jarrow, eN Riker, and to return to their duty. They were accordingly corn-
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1875-09-08 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DEA. 2000utin • Far... rem • Cider—On Mond., week the pretty village.' Llansteplian ramie by a report of the sudden deed. of Mr. D. Dorn. of Lent, Park Farm. through a fall over the CaAle Hill. It appears that at half-pant nine on Sunday night Mr Dave- ww at the Cagle Hotel, kept I.y Mm. Murgane, and left at the hour ,4 clueing. In proceeding honiewanie, it ie ourmie that through eon. lui.hance ho minted hie footing in croaeing over the hill leading to the • aatle, and fall. ing over, was It. cipiM.l about 24 feet into stitch. where he nso tound early on Monese morning by two little girle.wbo. In their ramble, chanced to ;Am that way. prevent, of mind diftplayed by ther.e little on. w. remarkable. When they diecovered the de,ared lying in the ditch, thinking him to he aeleep, tooth went up to see what could he done, mil one of them ktiovfJng Mr. Da. iee, and having satinfind henelf that tile wee extinct, went in search of 1 someone who would convey the laxly home. An inmew net held en the body on Tueeday nhen the jury gene. verdict of Accidental Death.••  DituettrUl. SUICIDE AT PEDDROXE Doc. —An inyueet wag held at the Camtinan Inn. Proepeetplace, renihr. he Pick, on Thunder evening, tefore the ileputy.eoroner. Li Rowe, Haverfoedweet. relative nib, death of Robert El.nelervion, aged 50 year, eh('nn found dead on a bed at hie lodgingi the preceding night. with hie throat ao dreadfully cut that the bead was almost w'rered from the body. Decenad vraz an army pensioner. haiing leen co.oht'ergo-ant in the Oat Regt., and afterward.. quailern..wer-oergeant of the Bth del. • " `'-'  . e. Pembroke.' ek,fretri which famine be was petitioned in InS.5. He canoe from klardief in frebruary last, since which nine he lodged at Pent nike Dock. He bed teen in • despnncling state for anne days P.M. and on Tuesday evening retired to him nann •4 ukusl. On the following day no answer being I,brainable at hind.,,. it was bnfken open.when hc wan iltscoyerni aa open rawr clenched in his outstretched hand. Decease, was not in adaerte circutnatanc-• Ile was of steady habitaand as. cesarean be ar.ignesl 1,,, the rash act. A serdict of ...doh*, whilst of unnntod cuistl,.. was returned.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-08-17 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

HOUSE OF LORDS.--Slumnay Ntour The royal aasent was given by commission to a great number of btlls. The Pilotage Rill passed through committee after a division on al amendment on the 18111 clause, proposed by Lord Har,rxicke, which was hist by 8 majority of 8, the numbers beint—For the amendment, 6, against it,  The lo'reign correspondent of the Weekly Despatch writes that he "believes the Emperor of Russia is now disposed to treat." We suspect that the inclination of the Emperor, so unexpectedly evinced for treating, arises from the conviction that the combined powers are determined not to stand any more—of his nonsense ! —Diogener. The Tyrawly Herald stoics that Mr. John Hanley, who went. over from London to contest the borough of Sligo on ultra-Protestant principles, at the late elec:ion, is at present in gaol in that town for his hotel expenses. I have been comparing notes between the condition of the heathen of London and the heathen of India, and I am compelled to say that, contrasted with the cut. rages and wild orgies of heathenism, there are lamentable proofs that that heathenism is actuilly surpassed in wickedness by the metropolis of England.—Rev. Dr. Duff. When Lord Brougham, in his younger days, stood for Westmoreland, 40 clergymen, in the interest of Lord Lowther, were arrayed against him on the hustings. Glancing at them with his fiery eye in the course of his speech, he wickedly quoted the Psalmist, "The Lord gave the word, andlgreat was the company of the preachers." We have seen (says Dioyenes) a book, pub, ished a few days ago, on the subject of table moving, in which the author attributes the moving power to Satanic influence. We would recommend for his title-page the following new version of a well-known verse:— Fur works of labour or of skill We would our liking trove; . For Satan finds some tables still For idle hands to more !  A powerloom weaver, named Henry Ormerod, who lived at tlabergham Eaves, committed suicide on Saturday evening, by swallowing arsenic. His wife had gone off with another man, and he had recently made overtures to a woman whose husband left her some years ago. She rejected his propositions, and he poisoned himself in consequence. The rumour, current for some time, that Oriel and Mario, after their approaching visit to America, will retire from the stage, is confirmed by an advertisement to that effect.  14. The Scottish Universities Bill passed through cornnoittee.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-07-27 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

TURKEY.—lnstruetions have been sent to Omar Pasha entering him to destroy the brides over the Danube. Usener, who is known from the part he took in the no-called Kossuth rockets, has jast been arrested in this tow. He was on his way back front Russia.  The attendance of visitors at the Irish Great Exhibition continues to increase most satisfactorily. Her Majesty has completely recovered from the attack of measles.  The cholera is greatly on the increase in Copenhagen. On the 10th inst. there were fifty three new cases, and thirty six deaths.  A groom named Thomas Price (a native of Brecon), absconded a few doys since, taking with him £l,BOO, the property of his master, Mr. Jones, 3 Raven Row, SpitaMelds. £2OO is aimed for his apprehension and conviction.  Several glass bottles have recently been washed ashore on the coast of Russia, which, it is said, may throw some light on the fate of Sir John Franklin.  Intelligence has been received at Bristol '''' the total loss oldie sloop " William," Richard Billing, master, the property of Mr. Robert JOlletl. The unfortunate vessel was no her sos age, with a cargo of coals, from Newport to Bridgwater, anti when oil the !Steep Holmes, on Tuesday morning last, about half past ten o'clock. she is supposed to hate started a "butt," and sunk in nine fathoms of water. The crew—consisting ttfCaptaia Billings, his son. and a man, together with a pauper girl about fifteen years of,age, named Humbling, a passenger—were drowned..  Arrangements are in progress for commencing an energetic agitation for the purpose of enabling Baron Rothschild to take his seat in the House of Commons. The Princess Marie of Leuchtenberg left Torquay on Tuesday morning by express train in one of liar Majesty's travelling saloons for London. w The Queen has been pleased to appoint H. Davison, Esq., J. Vaughan, Esq., and J. Darrell, Esq., to be commissioners for the purpose of making an enquiry into the existence of corrupt practices at the last election for Tynemouths Lola Monte. has now reached California, and her success on the stage there is represented as immense.* The Queen has conferred upon the Earl of Haddington the Order of the Thistle, vacant by the death of the Marquis of Huntley. Mr. Law, Commissioner of the Insolvent Debtor's Court, will take the place of the Chief Commissioner. Mr. H. Resell Reynolds, resigned Mr. Sergeant Murphy will be the new commissioner, in succession to Mr. Law. :On Saturday last the keeper of al betting office is Manchester absconded, taking with him from L10;0 to EOM, which had been received in bets on the Literpool races. _  On Monday Mr. James Leech, surgeon, Clapham road, committed suicide by cutting his throat. A woman, who cohabited at Birmingham with a tnan named Brookes, is in custody charged with the murder of her two illegitimate twin children, about two years old, by poison.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-07-27 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

LATE 1)REID11 I. SUICIDE AT ABERDARE.-• announced in our last week's paper to be the 18th inst., on the body of Thomas ireptet in our last as Thomas %% illiams) aged 0,..,as held on that day, at the Hoot Inn, Aberdare, :•..,,,,srge overt., Esq., Coroner, and adjourned to .'.;14 instant, when Ow foliowitu evidence was adRoberts, wile of David Roberts, labourer, 7 11 --I led, in the house uf John Thomas, ▪ own% so . • AlYsisre• The tb.Leased Caine there to lire the Were he (lied. On Thuraday, the 14th inst., o'clock in the afternoon deceased complained of „ and sitid he would go to bed, and be went heibroom. About a quarter of au hour afterwards in me roma awl foluill him sit ;log on it chair by f the hid with his throat eat ell the may across, blood into the chamber utensil, which welt( hall full of blood. I ran out and called one of httoti wit° CAMP in. I then went in search of a Ant▪ :awl brad Sir. Davies. Ile catne with no, Mill ▪ up the waned. The deceased was put to bed, end ,!,,,ad Saturday last, the 16th inst., when be died. warns tpile sensible before his deatia„ and was able entllll tint take any food. All he took came .',,,s(ah the opening in lila throat. The tieeensed ill for (Meet live weeks, anti complained of fewer ~ let conh.—John Thomas deposed ;—The deceased no house OD the Sunday before kin death while slid I were oat. On our return we Ibund hint de said he was very ill, and did net know where awl would stay there until he was carried away r Ile said he colic from Ty Newydel, in Astrad .: ta Aberdare, for a (Mange. I told him we hail no • -” ' '" "  him M the house, but that if I could manage to get Nan the parish towards his maintenance, that , a bet for him and endeavour to keep ,topped. I is,M 11 d the deceased woo ill, so 1 'cla a doctor for him, and Mr. W,u. Roberts came to sue him, and said he had a fcver upon I c •,111 not be rentoveal. I went to the Rehm,with at note from Mr. Roberts, and got some ;ell haw Tire relieving officer was wit at home, hut  'lista mother why promised to WWI some person the is.tiley Li see biol. I requested that the deceased might taiived from my house. On Thursday I applied to c. magistrates to remove him trout my house, or give me 1.,5114.11eii011 that I should be timid, but they told me as power to tlo so. and said that I must apply to i,...;l:artl.ans. I Arcot and told the deceased the rrNillt of ti asolicstioa —this was about one o'clock. Ile became 4:J./sell in spirits, and said that all his friends had for., him. After he cut his throat I hail some cone C.  „ with him, RIM he stated that the rd i usal of the ma.:ivtrates to give him relief had so affected him that it matt lom to commit the act he did. Verdict, —'rhat the &vessel cut his throat during a fit of temporary Mmteiiv  --11-I'.ll,
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-06-29 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

CIDE OF THE MURDERER. Wednesday, and during the whole of Thursday, the in. habitants of poplar were thrown into a state of painful exCitemcoitl ceuiemuence of the brutal murder of a marTied female, by 'ten husband, who afterwards coinmitted suicide, by cutting his throat with a razor, at 14itt. Evans-street, Poplar, and within a short distance from the Sailor's Home. It appears that the unfortunate female, (Mary Picking, aged 43 years) had been married about six months to the murderer (Francis James Picking), who was a boiler-maker in the service of Messrs. Mare and Company, the extensive iron ship-builders of the Orchard-house, Blackwell, but, through the dissipated habits of Picking, they lived on very unhappy terms, being frequently in the habit of fighting at their lodgings. which are situated in a very quiet and respectable neigh. bouthood.  On Monday night Picking returned home from hia employment, and having washed his face and hands, be and his wife proceeded to a raffle for a violin at Poplar. They remained drinking till long after the raffle, when some dispute arose between Picking and his wife in re_ ference to the winner of the violin. They subsequently separated, and Picking left shortly. before one o'clock, and went home, followed by his wife. They partook of some supper and retired to rest, but Picking's son, nab° slept in the sante room, was aroused several times in the night by their quarrelling. The son got up at five o'clock as usual, to go to work, but nothing particular arose at that time, excepting that the deceased had a few angry words. The son left them int bed, and proceeded to lillackwall, and nothing more was heard by the lodgers, until a few !nitrites before ten o'clock, when a little girl named Ann Knight, a relative, brought home a new dross for the female Pickin.g. The girl knocked at the door two or three titres, but not receiving ant answer, she entered the apartment, when the was terrified at the frightful spectacle before her. The unfortunate woman was lying by the side of her husband on the bed, and both their throats were ex. tensively cut. The bed was completely saturated with blood, which had also flowed from the wounds on to the floor to a considerable extent.  Front the "London Gazette "—Tuesday, June BANkiturxs.—Thornas Watson, King's Lyun, Norfolk, merchant. —Wm. Ellisos, Manchester, grocer.—Alfred Pinhorn Cape!, Witham, Essex, druggist.—John Scott, Titchbourtie-strcet, Haymarket, High-street, New 13rentford, Middlesex, boot and shoemaker.—Win. Wood, Grand Junction-terrace, Edgewareroad, Middlesex.—Rich. Aike, East Stouehouse, Devonshire, hutcher.—Williain Conway, Plymouth, builder.— Richard Pima], Stratford-on-Avon. corn and corn dealer. --John Broadhurst, Langton, Staffordshire, earthenware manufacturer.