Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1865-03-15 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

NUMERY.—Where must little b•)ye who put their fingers in their months expect t go to Why, G,law-tbumbrerlaiel, you bad chill—Punoh. . . • .  On Friday her Majesty's staghounds pursurad a deer into Winds r, when the animal au ldenly darted into the shop of Mr Lirtneli, buteher, and thence into the kitchen, where several per:ons were at dinner, and of course, greatly to th jr consternation. A scene .4 confusion immediately enatt,l up m the entrance of this unexpected aid unbidden visitor, who was at length secured by a number of men.. ..  As to tenant-right, I may be allow, d to sly that I think it is equivalent to landl trds' wrong.—(A laugh.) 'fenant-right, as I uul,rstand it to be propol.d, would b little on mt K eon location; and although tint might cause the lanltords to ..migra,e, it certainly w.-411,1 not kteli the tenants at home. —(Etenewed laughter.) —Lord Pahnerston on Irs'and.  Six boys living in Edinburgh, brace into a sled in whioh p air W 4114 kept, at he station of thu Rlinburgh and Glasgow Rtlsvny, in order to steal ammunition for a pistol. A cal of piwder exploded, blew off Ulu roof or the shed, bile I one of the buys, and severely burned two ethers. The rest of tin biya ran awe, and as they were afraid t elite what hal oc,urred, their injured companions were 1f corn, tim3 within: assist— ance.  It is flAiLl that in M's ba:k parlour, one day lately, Doan M. said to Lord D. that he was surprised ta find that Lord S. had not read his father's tranalalion of the "Na, nor never will," ssl 1 the noble translator. " until it is put into prose in thJ form of a Blue Book.' On Saturday night Mit, the Rev. John li-nnedy, eurate of Gorton, committed suicide by cutting his throat, newly from ear to ear. Ile hail been for a week or two deeply depressed in spirits from some private difficult ies.  Twenty tw o youn; 1 idles graduated at tha Creatingbam (Mas,.) Normal Scholl, lately. Ths eturcise,t, with the examination, occupied two days. G prom ar Andrew presented the diplomas. This is the oldest normal school in America, having been established in 1839. A puzziing advertisement, repres, nting a picture-frame surrounding the words " Watch this frame," hai lately appeared on the walls of London. It refers to Mr Watts Poillips's drama of the " Woman in Mauve," which is to bo brought out at the Ilaymarkst Theatre. _ _  Willitun Smith, a farm servant in Westmo-eland, fell in love with a fellow servant, and arranged to be xuarried to her. Suddenly, however, he was mirsad, and not seen for nearly a month after, when he was discovered lying under a thick layer of hay in a barn. Ile was nearly starved to death He said he had only hal one drink of water during the whole time he had been there; but would give no reason for his rem irkable conduct.  A CABO bas been tried bcfore Sheriff Smith at Elgin, which deserves notice. A Dissenting minister in the neighbourhood, while dennuncin,g the practical heathenism of the age, as shewn by rople not attending church, named two families as being in that state. An action for defamation of character was raised against the minister by the parties named, and the miniAer was glad to conatinomise the matter by making ample apology, and paying expenses.