Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-06-07 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

WHIT-MONDAY AT SWANSEA. lett, FL Lake, B. H. Thomas, F. Shilling, and D. i . w --.- Davies I opinion Host death resulted from hemorrhage from It common with other poeticism of the Principality. The council first sat a• • Watch Committee. wham lan mthrT ih the one, PmbhhiY ''..'w4 by • Pith bit, Swamies, on Moodey, was 'hated by thoumuls of a memorial, numerously eigned, waa taken luta, e.OO , missors. The deceased was buried this morning, boll ay .keepers by roil and water. T. morning sideratioe, complaining of the want of proper police i Troaqeility prevail• throughout the city. was urthered ie by bungler,oo winds and copious attention to the chiming of public tunnies at the legal shower, to the intenee satinfaction of agricultorism, hurt, Pao, MONDAY Sion, gardeners and other, who had long wished for rein. It wae decided thet the eubject of the memorial The p. 6. Prom is singularly unanimotie in do-ho. bet to the discomfort and disappointment of the should be looked into, mid the memorialists will be Bering the tot • .ry of the late Sultan's suicide. Apart gaily-dreened young men and women who had i called upon to subetantiate their allegatiow ft c.. I. they .., preeede.t. ... . .eette ........,.0 t„ the looked torward to • day of unalloyed enjoyment rffected rather seriously on the conduet of the paastute' death of the depoi.id Torkieli deepens. oneny Fortunately, however, the clouds lifted at noon, and lice form. slleged doerepaneien ant Ii ni probabilit int in the official the min shone out with great brilliancy, which On the .object of the Angel Inn, the town clerk 1 telegrams are fmtened upon to diwtredit there. Thus slimed for the dulnem of the inornine,.d ~to the reported thet the piirchme of thme premises had at 1 it is stated that Abdul Ariz opened hie vein. nista remainder of the day delightful, the hest being ten, haat been completed. In the coarse of his eoplana. mierecopic scimore, whit li, however, had very sharp faxed with refreshing breezes. . tion, be stated that the corporation was ready to p.......fi th., .. he he, ~e. hie, the eie, ~.. There wan no lack of aintimment for the pleasure. complete in March, but that Mr. Scale, solicitor. had I „ie....id, eeekere. All the public places of amusement aere unevoidably deferred matters until May. Nun. el, ! surgeon. avoid arteries when bleeding. 0000 0--lot'. open, the Boy View Ground, the Cremona., Gee- , standing 000.. the corporation had been called unon , of an obvious difficulty moires, amendment. Snide., the Star, the Gloucester Music Hall, Soc. Es, to pay interest to May, the date of the completion, aide is ino-t uncommon in Tarkey. and more partiminion& ran to various placen by mad and by sea.. whieh male • diffrence to the council in ammint of milady eniiside by bloodabodding. Th.o a broken School matte were held by almost sill the Sunday i £2l 17, Ile considered that there was no legal down debenche like Abdul should have had nerre echoolit of the town in fields hi the neighbourhood. richt to that chmge, and thought that Mr. W. J. and Aill enmesh to destroy his life by opening Ample opportunity was thus afforxl4l to ell clamor Rem (Mr. Llewelyn'a agent) was at the bottom of e,.., ..e.me , ~.,,..,r,g meet ..0.0,0,,,, a., the to gratify their peculiar Meter. Every place seemed the minchief. process must have be n been too log to. tote enceped well petronised ;in short, every oue seemed to have After some convernation, it wee decided to 31y anv proper mirreillence The effial telegram soya given himmlf op to the et.joymeut of the day. the difference, and to bring the opestion tinder r. ti., he me. to h.„ ...c,„g .„,„,„ f o„reat. .11 the The greet iittraction, however, was the Swansea J D Llewelytis notice, together with all the facto Cricket Club Athletic Sports, which took plane on of the ease. , high aril and military dignitaries attending. but q ... sulecquentiv admitted that he wm buriad at night St. Helen's-road, when • number of valuable prises With te•Vet to hbtathihK P°•.•••••• cool hthh." i with a certain amount of ralinious pomp. anti that were competed for. There moo. very large attend- ios the building forth eith for widening the road. i, oh. ae.th 00 kept ...„t ~,he p„,,,. foe fear of ante, and the eports were excellent, the Kr...d he. ' the •th..8r...'. ••;li!e'''`'d .' reP"r' hn tb''' ...ft.e t crowding and dhordsr. The 19 phyairiam. niany iog in magnificent conditit in. During the efts, to on wll.e:mat-1 Fuenung. to be held on I hored•T i more than would be memory in oboe, fide cam, nonn the milendid band et the 95th Brarintient per- in xt, et which the present tenant Imo ordered to atformed • choice mlecti in of nun., under the dire,. 0.-tot. i who are said to have certified the opening of the I vein, had probably en opportunity of invmtiesting Lion of Mr R Hook. The promedine• posed off Mr. Rutledge having hod the nereemey aanuion other muses of death. in the meet gratifying manner. from the Secretary of State, applied to the council Appended in the moult of the varioun even,. : - for • license for boo facfey for eoploniveo. Throwin g cricket Mall at wicket, prise value £1 - Hie applieation, the first under the New Aet. will Ist E 8e yen,. leo yawls 3., rue, firer pris,. £.5, be heard at the next quarterly mooting, w hen Ina •