Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-12-20 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SCICIDL—Dr. Hardwlcke, coroner for Central Middlesex, to. bed.. inquiry relative to the death tf a man who witornteted suicide on Suzdny evening. Goorve Bearnen, of Wood green, eontractor watchman, while tending wove ewe by the New Roves at Finsbury-park, between sight stud nun, o'clock, heanl • nwe near he het- nod on getting to. lamp he perwired • ins., apparently I nude. who wee crawling along the bask on his band. and knees towards tne river, into which he tAnnged : before he could be reached. Beams., foihwed, and, seizing doceseed, kept / ie head above eat., in the hope of getting semi, awe. While the. engaged de-1 ceased abased Bsso en, ant called him "everything but • gentleman" for attempting to maro him, de. rented being in torn es/molly rated by lte, men foe attempting to drown himself. l'tima'e.y deesmed wee grit.otst of the teats, when be !Frowned. to st;tlit . . _ _  Beeman'. heed open if be touched him ego.. Deceased then threw himself Into the water t 0..,, vihee Bagmen areie, mit, for help. M. Cochrane, the superintendent of Finebary.park, came op. hut reitching the man again he was Just mins ern. The dead body was mienomently drerard for nod cecovemci by the police. The necomed, who wee wit. identified, wa• about Mkt, years of sae, Mt hot. 12,15, of fair compleriom with laman nemiteche sad whiakers, grey eyer, and chin th even. Some clothicz heloesing to him wee found bard by. 043er evidence went to them that deceased eras emdestly • madman, isai • verdict of" Suicide whaie in a Mate of monad mind" eras agreed to. A Nov... V.,..., —The Rev. E A. Adams wt.. to The Tines from Thornton V.oarsge. Leiceetershire  There is no. Heins at Tbnenbs. Left:m.oore nttore be I. bee. Lol.pyg with hls slater...lher tw,ls. par, a man rAmeA Joseph So-r.m.rs, who was at the h.ttM I rstalsat m the year 1,05, I say him on NVedyes ao.I I•ard him rotate teem. inolde,M c•ommeted hm.•riy We. Howse captain the 4:0000 gm of ...owe. . I tee Aver entyral Me ay: ta 1007. wee t. ten on Jona I. 17...nd tent therefore e/ yeses next u , should IM heals* at that ttme. Ile hat a peasMn . hat misieelxelay told net. will Po Immlboient et he tnall ao.• • nano $o trait eye. ttna ott nnooonn et ntsgettat .1, and Leet-ntareeming Win... may •111 nay no nee:emery. HU pm ea. te that MI guy wee.. rtnnt " Warm. " Extprr.cx. What is a  9.;;;;;.;;;;;:!, ;;;;mbi; fitt;  - • have beaten to pieoe, or one that. like an unwavrorthy ship, is ready to go down in any ..Ss,.! What malt dy.' the things vre might well Name ourseives fro, only we madam do—ovir bailie, blonder •. •rrorv, not counting actual sine ; tlaie things r which we can blame nobody but Providamm—if lee dared— such as cur looses staxl r Tier a. oar sicknesses of Indy and mind : all thwe afflictions which we end the visitation of God Ay, and m they _are, bat not lout in wrath, oe for ultimato evil. No amount of sorrow need make any human life harmful to mao, unholy before GNI: be disoothethed, unhappy life mot needs to =holy m the debt of him oho in the  mysterious economy of the mimeos seems to have to. atholute law—He wmtes nothing. He modiries, trainman, substitow, rerappplies material to new nem ; . bat apparently by him nothing le really lost, nothing thrown away. Tbelefore, I ithline to believe, when I hem People talking of a "wrecked esietence, that, vthstherer ia to blame it Is tot Providen..e.—e'roes ffrke Laurel Em/t " by fas Autifor John Orntfortan." Curmote YO Calmest. Doas."—Remember how many jokm may be classed under them tem head. t Funny, but old; 2. N 0.., bat not funny.—/ earl* dtmanack. ' A Rte. 07 MIN TArrA.—Luoian flay • mad to convene the gyrate at Cortina...by Cmtle with ' the f armee story of the very rem...table cottoty L mttled in the shire for several retheatione, bat who hyd mar been dieunegithed by the stem, end L hund,i acing pthaliar,ty of being born with theep'staik. L Tha la. George Brow, a New Zealand miesionary, , is remeanaible for the ...cement that the ~,nceit of the harnourist the it. existebre in reality—at least, that he has been at Ls/Lathed. He relates that at Man eland, L if New Britain, the natives most pontively amused Iv= that there was • rare of men with mile at a place called Cahn, close at hand. They forthes said I' at 'L. those queer opecimma of humanity and t• at , the tail, which they repermos am thing hart and eciff, ,S an mthition of the ...deal bone, and mat if the people with to sit down they must bolt dig • todo to Poor., this caudal appendage. In thunthhent refutation of elt• sumusstion that they might be manketh, I Browns informants asked, "Do monkey, talk. or paka mrs, olthmtioth, or fight with spears, m them ! men do r' Neverthelees nett' one of tome •' missing f links*. is caged by mule mterprising voyager and mho jected to anatomkul examination, one may fairly des • oho. to believe that their tails ath more genuine than - that Lucien Gay inmated lap Sir Moselle,. (bob • neondsley letherstonehatigh. That /dr Brown curl • not it in wench of them phenomenal beings may be atgvninted for by a little episode In hn unziatti, .• While 1... sitting talking to the chief at one of tbs. o vi,Pares," he te/la ye, " ono of our lads went into • e . Loose to light hie tOtot, and found • eon.,, engem', hi .1 roasting the leg and thi,h man who had been killed f , the day before by the ,hiot with whom I was converts L inc.” In tees. where fclk dine off their ne.ghboort s I they might not be .1. to reedet sea ta,,,mnor, et making • timid ill • str•ner.—Etesing Searalard.  I i