Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1852-04-21 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

AND SISTF.R.—A very painful feeling has been created in or llorinantolte Isy two euieillesiii one 111,Hy, :lie  of their otto ralr ait tieiog IWO yottoz pvrS.llhl. ST,I In the real flint of brother and Fister. Mary Pod hones ts,  were danahter and son of a man name,i with  setter, of-Burneantortn. with v. horn they Med. Both secre unmarried, and Mary was 23 yearn of age. From some hidden CRIMP, she had for n short period been in a des;eindhag state, and on Ffiday night. the 2.ith ult., OW lot her father's 'tonne, without intimating where she Wdl3 going, or leading them to suop se that ishe intended staying long away. Nothing living heard of her, and all j mint respecting her leading to 00 recall, the river Aire it as, by order of her relations, tiragge'is an, f,,,n or pin iliac dsnpowleney, they began to iipprchend the worst, On Monday her body was- fauna in the river, mat cam eyed to the Nag's Henri lan. An inquest was litdd WWI the body helbre Mr. Blackburn, on the fultin There were no ma-k 4 whatever of violence upon :lie  nor the slightest reason to doubt that ths tudia; ; • . had thsown away her own life in a eitonie,nt ce. ob.ee : of intellect. A verdeet "Funit:i 13ut the painful circumstances of this unfortunate (emery do not cnel here; for on 'Thursday morning JBlfirti S..le, brattier of the dl.epaßed, was found hanging in IS tar!. Vs kitchen (mite dead. An innew.t won held upon the 11., 7V. before Mr. Blackburn. coroner. on Friday morning. , the bellowing, beets were. ali•luceel in evidvnee ceased won won a cloth-dresser ley trade, 21 yearn of age, lie ed with leis father at Blum:Molts., nod woretel in the will of -Messrs. Booth and to., Cleorley lane. Like is se•ier, JallleS had been a state of despondency for several wee Ins, and lei' appears to have been very much shocked indeeel at the melaneholy death of his sister. She was interred .n 'Wednesday, soil the whole matter so preyed Upon big mind that fears were entertained for his reason. Earl% on Thursday morning leis father called him to go to w-ork. They started out together, and proceeded in company as far no Al abgate, where Ills father lost sight of hie,. Here lie moist have retraced his stens lioniewardn, at he nrrivod there in it very short time. The only person tlwn in t house was a younger brother, to es 110111 the elecea.ed lee was no ill ?ha:. lie could not !War CIO thought of peen.; to work. At six o'clock the younger brother went out to his work, and the decvaseel wets left in the bonne alone. About eight o'clock a neighbouring woman went to the house for flee purpose of washing, and on entering the kitchen was horrified at finding the unhappy young man suspended by the neck from a beam. She raised an fenenNliate alarm, mut the body was promply cut down, In life was quite extinct. The hapless suicide had tied /I a bill: kerchief routed leis neck and with the assistance of it chair made the other end of the kerchief fast to a bea to extending across the ceiling. and then completed the rush ant by throwing himself off' the chair. .No other reason can be assigneel for these sad events than constitutional despondency, acting alike upon tlw minds of both brother and sister. A verdict was returned he the rase of James Smith of " Temporary insanity."--Leeds Times.