Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1878-10-09 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

XOII.AZI of the omming service the Shofar, thramb hurn,.la minaded  - Tot Bayne or Ludiere—la October, 7; In. the yaw Init ;307 years age/ wan fought thei celebrated 66'4 ...gement between the Venetima oad Tohi near Lepanto, Livadis, Tarliay Enrom, ow which. owiasion the lute, wore utterly &dieted with the los of 30,0011inien. The Venetian& were commanded by Don John of Austrie me of the greatesOmptaim of the 1600 h mom, Lie was It. iliegitimateson .4th. EMI•011,1 Chariot V., and wm born at li/dooters in 1617. At the age of twenty-nine he was made Governor of the Low Oonasim,• and n/ter gaining many Medea, and whim mayoral he died M camp aa Namur. in 1:36, in Wm iiirty-woond yew of his age. Gerventes, the anther o Doe dnizote"so his ymathful days followed the profession id a eoldier, and no. present nt 00. Battloof Lepanto, in which he either loot his Mftliand or had it ea maimed that he never recovered tie no. of it acain. Phi. accident obliged him to renounce the military profeenon, and returatewards his mut country; but on hi. purge homewards his ablp was mine by thieelgerinee, and he wets detained in dame-, for nearly nine mars, of hie., period of his if. many porta-elan luteho his novel called The Capticeoi.  Slim. or A 'ithisresma.—Au immet hes been held at Windsor on the Sod, of James hthaford, private in the lit Battalion of Cmoadier Guards. Flom the evidence addaced. it appeared that the doomed had been in the battaboh ..pat twenty-om yeage, and that him titre would Mae embed at the, end ed the preethe month fie had been. a rood the. reilino mei May lest, and had tho good conduct *Mesh when, Seim reported drunk on duty, he hotone Ob.. then he heal.. his other strips and had gimes my to imlimperaace. Recently he bed been in a. continuously muddled state, and ox.Weduesday evening; in Mt 'reek he wmagain reported drunk on duty, and ms confined in the cella. Aerteratta be TM, hekTeee sem every two bourn On Frelah morning be erse warned to teamed, to see the dogma, mei at twenty minims to eight hi. Mt was taken to bon,- containing his ramr. AL eight o'clock Fameath Masters mom went to him aad.foged bits lying m the ground, with Ws throat out. sad <spite deed. ID had tied hie handkerchief mend his nmor to give him e InAter hold. end had broken • pace out of it in hi. act of cutting hie throat. The SergeantAlaper aslietwi that the I.& of a portion of• his pension, whish. went with lie good conduct gripes, preyed upon hia "Alen, the surgeon of the battalion, said the wound was sot • Liege me, but it wee ton mortal part, and haddlivided the carried artery mi the madpape.—The airy returned • vortim of "Suicide while in a state of tem. forme m =mit)." Dens Suseo.no en Amghs.—A Newpert despatch In the /Vas lark Tmleatm latett September S. my. .• Bras Sammy, who. the gem of Georm Bancroft, visited 3ort Adams thin Mernoon, and Miaowed a review. of the troops, in ...open, with SO hood. A grand dinner Ism pees thia Memnon, ha honour of the lean, by Mr. Ranee* and an usl ortnel tewlmd7 took Vows te the eveniog. A few yeeemal friends. WM. grossest." The same paper say. Bemire Dean Stanley visited 3oston first. [Militias= of thah . tom me extremely *sued. Bishop Oath. of Rhode ,mabel, and the Rs, Dr. Storm. ob fkooklya, were oaa.hg the goods at. the breakfast given to the Dena 117 the He, nilliya Brooke the other mender. Ilia• Dom made ono on the mom charming end cordiel of Stole speeches, lb in said in relemem to his Warmth in America this h..pent most of he voyage hithen in sahib, queetione in aegard to Aansicen life and mciety. • low.. entertained in Boston by Mr. Winthrig.'. t Arneson Pea that