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Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1854-04-05 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

MURDER AND SUICIDE.—On Wednesday an appalling discovery was mode at the house No 47, Clarence gardens, in the Regent's park, district of St. l'atorras. 'I he house was tenanted Ito James Mitt,,, in shoemaker, about filly-seven years Cl age, Who, with his wife, occupied the parlours, letting the re:initiative out in lodgings. Shortly after eight o'clock in the tot/ming, Mrs. IV hybrow, Martio's daughter, came down Maim, end not finding either ' her father or mother up as usual, knocked several nines at the front parlour door occupied as their bedroom, but receiving no answer, she effected an entrance, and then, to her horror, dimosered the pintas deluged with blood, and the lifeless bodies of her parents lying across each other on the bed. Both the untottunale murderer and his victim Were quite dead end cold, and a shoemaker's knife, covrred with blood, Ives found on the bed. Both Martin sod his wife were in their ordinary night dress, and the head oh tile poor woman roe literally severed trona her body. Front the position in which she non Mond, it is believed that Martin nowt have waited till the was asleep, and then, having out her throat, he hail not up in the heti end cut his own. On erurching the room, the following letters were found in the haud-writing el Martin. The first was addressed to Mr. Carter, Martin's landlord.— ..To Mr. Curter, Match Ilb, 1834, Nine o'clock p.m. w Sir,-1 omit extremely sorry the settling ot my reut to. morrow will lie in ,t way that you little think of, which must be by your taking my goods, Itild 1 hope you vt•ill flnd sufficient to pay you. I hod it is impossible or toe shy lottger to work so as to be able keep myself, and I have no wish to lit eon the labour of othe.. The asthma which I am troubled with prechults sue from working to • do any gond, more than the few warm months of SUMMer. 1 31, ey. a ere likewise Militia very fest, so Dist I hove made up tip mind to leave this world, sedan you know, slr, the droodlul state of my mind my wife is sum to be in it I leave ilef, i have tuade up toy ndud that she shall go ,illk Inc.  "To my Children. "I dare say you will censure no for the rash net which I am shout to commit, but if you think it acre seriously, you 11.055 know that your mother will Le hotter off a great deal than being left behind me. Hoping you will get over the shook with as mach firmness as you can, I remain, dear children, your affectionate father, James Mar in .'to Mr. Carter.-1 remain, sir, yours, most respeotfully and sincerely. Thahk you for all favours.—J.M. ,s 'to or:; very ti^,!Ar Jr tine, Mr. Rvit, of Williamsin:cf.-6mA bye.— I.M.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1854-07-05 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

WOMAN & L. INCI .niem or elm " Kertcsaoo" Serialise: _ day morning. et three o'clock, • flee broke not in r Sod Steampaelerts. Teasel the Kangarlio,o, in or Thom,. The mew were all in bed. bring , aroused they battened down the hatchways In prevent the fire (into extembl.g. The strain floating engins and the Rotherbithe engine were art to work. The lire was raging moon; the Catlll under the deck, and hod t stentled to tone bales of hemp. The fire was speedily mainmashed. The iron bulkhead of the skip aerscil much to prevent the i a,. extmnling aft. The fire, it is supposed arose from the furnace of the boilers being overheated. A few tlayeehice, Mr Tiblasse,draper, of tortuay, ISevueshire,•seiCetiourlng in the neighbourhoefl of !het town, when, neer a reek king ie struck Agnittst a projeetten; Me ~mita were lodged in the thigh, raking n wonami Witith quickly caused his tleath. An ittoneet Ii to =ham leen held on the hotly. Senesce. or VIE E 151,011 or Tat njewron Twrarley Sir William Pnyne held an innueet at thell, 'Nee Tavern, Cemielelmii, Moundsditch, on the 1., lot Mr Joaeph Mitchell, the editor of the Jewish C • (root the evidettee it appeared ibm deceits had been in low spirits for some but nothing se ~ etas apprehended by his friends. On Monday it about ail o'clock, Mr Rtnitti Abentiona, an intimate se id, called to eee him. The site Weill to informs] &sem, il, end, es she was going to kis room, report of • pi,,01 was heard, end, on mitering Itocounting-house, it was found thet the unMeemone deceased bail tired the pistol, and the slugs he* entered his side. lie Wei net to bed, and Dr. Casalmll was sent for, but he died in less than three hours. 'the only cause that incloeml the unfortunate man to commit suicide, it was supposed, was that be fancied himself in rewbarsitascd circumstances. Verdict of Tenn. at y 111.11.1 y. On Munitty List, the corner atone of a tow fungewta-601141 chapel was laid at Kensington by the Pee. John Stoughton. The archi teettire is Rommi Corinthian, :111.1 it vain be one of the greatest clioris, In counts:Poo ei It the Dissentei n it, London, as to amt. itectural design, material, and general dimensions. The architect is A. Esq.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1854-03-08 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

CARDIGANSHIRE. HOUSE OF COMMONS. d 'thence the flames spread in Timm. directions. Ihe May offer the Respectable. In consequence ot this notice, Mr J. R. Tripp post- LANtrErrlt.--On Friday night last some ftermns I•rokt• jp a, -,.... ~, o..dee to committed suicide on tho previous dey. It mpeare i h t bon entleman Sir . a im , warehouses of Messrs. Mommond & Turner, and those of WEDNESDAY, Mama 1.-1 he house ma et " g g 1 . , Respeetahk. respectable. pond his notice with respect to defining the duties 4 into the farm means. of the Rev. John Jones, ill BE. express his disactd from the estimate whit. . 1, with gloat that the deceased, la. was thirty-six years of age, had atessr.• Gue.t. .04 0,0 were et,,,rely deiwwwedi while 3r G. Gres. mud that he wee omeedietely aner 'the the body of Martha Gaudy, daughter of • solicitor, who wan.. SI 9Pe A . ~ '.. . _. They my br pride that Snan ft'll- the surveyor. Pariah of Sabin. and carried away a quantity a rota tool two 0.01.14. have formed ot the int.t with • disappointment in love, and became low- ' other adjaeent premises suffered to an extent varying from Ah! he hail never gone to hell T. bomd then separated. hav from . Irarn, befall.. with aeveral ducks.---Oo envvENT, '1".""nP12"""' 1". "P"'"Il 'n •I s tied.. At about seven o'clock on Sunday morning, I ElOOO to £l5O. The fire is sepia». to hme rniginat. Had he but been Respectable! 6.. day niMu law some pcmon endeavoured to elfeet an On . mod. that the house shotdd resolve itself 're arms in ; t,f the ri Itt h. getalcm. sths oot shared by her sister, while in bed, heard the report of h In the carelessness of packers. Al • , cams Ryland were inentrauce into the thop of Mr. Lloyd, draper. The whok j,,,,, a ~,,,,...„ 01.00. y . ..e. 00....ee e...„,,, the house, and, on going down stairs into a spare bed- aaeed foe £73,000. - - '---------- - of the family ngired early to rot, and soon afterwards slr Lucas, Oa reference to the case ol Aleuts. Arrow- °P"":" I IV g i ; hut . believed that they were conduct 4 Itionell and Ws party. Ile believed that tle I . the P'" ' al ' "'lcr"'" r; ' tt ent had acted with prudence room. alto found the dameed Witte ott ha hack or, the
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1854-01-11 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

CAR!) !GASII I RE.  Suictns.—Conairiesable excitement was caused in the town son neighbourhood of Teesoron, by a report on Tuesday week, that Richards, FAT, of Winintawr, had, on the previuos night, committed suicide, by cutting his threat. (In inquiry it eltc found that the report we. but too true, the onfortimate sentient.in having, with a rotor, inflicted so deep on incision as almost immediately to expire. No cause has as vet bat!) surmised tor the deed, as the drcemsed was in ;diluent circuinstanotis, and much respected in the neighboorhood in which lie lived. Vrll 114110 A ford, ON THE lt.A.—Margaret Res. • ril, • muse of Ireland, hut recently living at Ids udynall, bad occasion the week Indere last to cross S piece of ice. In doing this, she fell three saccessive times. In one of these falls she resettled s monad, frwai which hemorrhage toned, Boil eventually death. It to conjectured that the woman, is the fall, received internal injuries. A coronet's Jury sat on is. body, mid rctormat a verdict, •• Died from loss of blood caused by is fall on the ice.' (The evidence in thio cow as it lies hefore us, is the most confused we have ever had oocasion to peruse.).  FAIR Ar PENSNONT ri 01,81,)—This fair was held on the led inst. balm were repidly effected. Fat besot. sold at lid. per lb. ticking the offal; sheep, 7d. per ; fat pigs froon It,. to 9e. it. per score ; store fags rather declined in price. No utock went away unsold. Blt ECIIeSII I RE. 111.ANCIIOLY Aril, Sr IMEN DEAT ll.—On Saturday week, Mr. William Morgan, of Pantycorred, near Ilrevon, ' who had been at the market, left for Ms home on foot about tire o'clock. His non-appearance et home at the time he usually returned from Brecon caused great on' °amines to Ills family, end search was made for him. On Sunday lie war found about ten o'clock under if thorn bush, within three winners of a mile of his own house quite death. His Half wan broken under tint by his fall. It is mippoked that he fell in a lit, as he had one heed tn his poeket when found, end appeared as if lie had never moved atter having lrrllorn. Deceased was 16 years of
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-07-28 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

BEADLE IN A EINLFAT.-oeoere him as tranewtem all lupin'. .mrelf, emu working eho fee, gammon of Sem .d pensioners, , r .. ems.. th kT IfAtteritower is stamen% to run the ni,ri. b. been nen in recent year. me gine, says int, -,-,;,„„i 'i„,d - • - , . i,• - i , sninh, nenslle a t••• london-ned V,. iterl Prestuterian wi:h erroare,. and not with Menge. or farourees, , rendered on condthon ot their lives being spare!. ochowelii, amp ne tesp an ery • What dec. °' • et k t rt the Governor to the 11,0.1 13.101411 machine. For a number a dor he t.. T.., . K.singtm Hoe., London, by eighty- weeh. ohm...h. on the other heed. roe, mem., . Church. Rdinburel, tom. red suicide hy henging fn. an early hour in the morning r .• • ~ • ii„,. ~„,,, or, 0,„ .' et... Tined a'.Tugether (rum water Ns well as said four gentlemen. whore invitatomwere limed r to.. heti... , eerer in,„ww,one. mhe g.„,,eror premie Meisel( in the belfry. Smith. who was tatty- four eche...lion Im my ham teemed roe nhis R el-me de Ville, and be hal conducted him safely as far .. teal. and when Iv took to the former, the homor of meetag their Roy. Highnemes the , h - ..0,1" '-rr----0,,, • th• t j yews of age. went to work in a earden mrly in t. friends it is difficult to con jeoeure. . Equ. ly denten't the Place de Greve, when both we. attaked by :,., oeep in. •to not eta is au umn, so many . de oily will be melded the effect of drii kens freely was mem preen-dd. Ponce and Princess of Wales' at " a Berbelori Ball.' ___ ie.. h., h„,, „ode foe. ht. „0,,,,,e. hn, ~ ir moreene. end, . not leaving returned at his uneal is it to entice rate bow far I j , crowd, and De Immay wes torn from the grasp o• --. io. ate item.. of weight Thal. had a high Tim arn.eements mre made by • counnenee ed sem, t.';`,.. ~..,,, ‘uu, buuujit pi,. up, pru.n on 0t.,,0nt. . time for hive . ke.• ins w. went .ne whether he in the future by Rusoan Influences The answer protector and cruelly murdered. After thee er.--, en. the church On enmring the vestry she to such a question, and indred the Mode future ref Ilubn wee ma. a General of the Netional Guerl ..0,,,e, of water, hitt m del not mdece it to and Itlr Gillett reed er• hon. weary The greet Mean- , d0..0., „hood dewoor,rwmon. in ce,,,,e, the.,, had gOne . . .. . , ~ , .. . , „ „,„.... i . . , ... i- - ken., like ler. Tanner. tare Med. a place like hearingto. Hone pm.. ore. are. indeed. regarded wah great equwaimety. . observed ler ...Ma hat. rem and cravat Inn, nn Afgheoe en. ere oo tMo erre. or tee Roos s' e but preening prudence as well . nem, ,•• leis.. houses for an occasion of the kind me c c , 0, th,. mi tdie.,‘ to h. family a fonn. She then beckoned to a eaMbour tenon, to inmreems incident, hmeyer, in referem . , renewed in cheerer: until af.r the teeli Penn d r I"Or4T,Ose io th. etrtte.ore a f.r..u.d- ...Mandy nrenitntel. The gronniti, wit',
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-05-19 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

BANK CLERK.  The Middlesex tomto t has holden an inquiry is London into the tenth of Walter Sheppard Batch*, :lark in the London and County Bank. The dewed. although but 21, was proved to hem kept milertm at • house of quash...As repute in Clapton. and to have become responsible for several into. sures of money. He IPM art intoned also to freqmot ho musi halls with plosions of dubious character. .0n the evening of the litti April he was closeted fame time in his bedroom moth a pereon netnews, and writing and other matenals were med. Nest day a forged cheque on. permuted at the bank, but detected. and that evenine the d,ressed set out to meet the person he had psoeed the prey.. evening w+th as d,ecribed, and never was agaia wen alive. A fortnight later his body no. found fioattag in the riser Lee. It eras shown that deceased could always , obtain help from his nal, and was mod unlikely to have committed suicide. As the evidemw was now ! exhausted, the jury returned a torgitct of •• Found drowned," leering the matter in the hands of the i police.  I. rid that. ü.politick= are openly 2--Mldglb--"-wilr Cagle on a—charge'''. of-tein—hpewit' of*Tha''C'"niirt *5 "3" " "nd' of the Ottoman Empire. hig th:Tall'llTaa'n,figal;ejv "thi,7lbgg,":l"'if.' At • gum vieeting of coasting seamen held in ' Aberdeen it ho.been ree.leed h. demand an nookIt km ban decided to entruet 311Jor-Geneeal „f per month. . GC oiler with the Cnniskael of Ilia tieigithisi ran twig uf having Aid hillier deathNatal sad Traseesal trove. rate in 1579 Than goy hut wag of the twenty largo Thoonienda of the Liverpool dock lams,. Wm towns of whia record is kept by tke kegiattere km= wore for as *deal= of =pea= par day. tienceaL Snow de= ha= conceded the advance. The =Aeon= Ihrniblatoci forth* =lre F. fru lieu h. • st Ladnoshall took placed the Fig.,.„.., .„ run, view..., and lark, en, A vhiebney priiinin at eight o'clock ea Monday smote p.,..,banc. iwg. Macerowil was askeithanit.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-10-20 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ROSSIO.—The Name Vreonya her'ore Dr. Dipinek. at the Kensington Workhoum on ciei ,c io in the Markt of likmere Pf. hods of Henry orre Mimed Tonner. 3S. • 0....!“-Ze‘ ."•=Phe to 000 t. piity,too eirouse eh I. living in tie Flithorough-road. South Reiwing- ;-„,F:3„ bed to the fog, ndpf 'on oho oinnulted suicide by cutting hts throat. Ifi'Ouns. The Nerltinek corteepaident of the ee'. '•"""' 8"I Y' h S"4"Y' writse that in RAW Siberia corn has rims 4"' Bronipton, mid thot on Sunday morning he found nt. At Nertchinsk • woman, Died wi firms the th haste, the deceased lying on his back in the mato'mur'ered he lf and child. The Goloi con mre of the sq•tare with his thrtat cut , c if the diarem among the Comas of tbe arms were astched out. A email penknife was Ising by hie aide. The mitas of the enelmure use slinyo City kept :‘,--eltod, and the deceesed must hove climbed over INTRLLIORN eeivnis from Salt lealte the raihnes. It appeared that the deceased remised • c j„,r,i,bee ihe ...deka, reports o Woo.. m Houma lene, front hie employer. which termed to have preyed ci„.cd ofhtZe upui his mind. , I:Arno:lC—Warm en article ha daily wee, mai ran Now FAMILY Marco NUR f • .• . REOWII ~.xXIA ser ''Ohrow,r. • ince•setne donitoid, le ete 1 Oh the high M,v • • a...pi imniii•ll•••-• appr.,,d of it e.enn rone exp., •-11,17,:; , tieno-eh. euperierizy tot odsontaaea: tbii• clasi.on.od0 P0o„,„, proms celled b beast. rs- iush ais offering a instal mateh man, and can b. , • b.Z• Igalkh.l.7eo o 7 doot 1 Counterfeii artiele to the unwary hs. or it its •rali,"cocite. r's I to J.... 4 ccceichea esail hes slid disappointment to the conoirner, that Merv. Horainem ern thn. e too p,01.d an tin Nei ' For Ruptures Ilse
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-11-24 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

IDENTITY. A Geneva consermienterrites 'A curio. ea., of minaken identity. of which Profeaeor nimbi.. of Bawl University, ter tke vimiro. occurred etc. days ego /he p00h..., while making an escur•on m the Weinathal, in the Grand Duehy of Baden. was arreded at the vdlsge of Hrtren by tbe local pollee, sod lodged in the tea. of Lorton, on a charge of having unsuited • woman in that neighbourhood • &on time previously. In nun ha protested , he. innocence, explained that at the time the alleged offence had heea porrinstwi be muet, Bawl. and sake/ lean to rommunictte with his friends. The puh,ic precentor end • anions crime , bad been commimed. and that several witnesne were : ready to me. that Herr Schulin wag the guilty num. He refused to listen to hie explaaabons. and the 'ode. be fore whom the profaner bad been brouget hno beck to his cell. where be was kept on days. As it happened, Herr Scbolin was betrothed, and the merriee day and, and bis confinement in prism on so tenons& charge. the dculty of confirms it. and the proemet of loon g et Mee Ins character, hie bride, and bin profremee .1 chair no peered upon Unwind M. he attemoted 'mint suicide be cutting open to. cob mins p ars attempt in vrhieb be ann.. noceeded. 'Sober alarmed by this Menet.. or coned ~is intreatin. the Germ.o authoritie• ellnwed hoe •r length to cot...neater web hie friends, sib..., ebylining evidence wit• eon forthatoting thet on the day sibe, the offence ii guntioa on. ennimit•ed , Minns wee lecturing in Basal University. , Almost at the nine tnne the M. for wborn he had n mistaken by the W. Seethei police was arreeted, ,and /lie peofeettor.n innocence of the crime laid to his eking, thus doubly demonstrated ; and [Ms ie pm, abit ell the mtisfactine he infl ever obtain for be ten , dm' incarceration is • duaron, and the great anxiety he was ealapeLled to same.'
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-11-24 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

GLYIICOIIII/0. - Some .harp work ho. been 'nine on with relerenee to the man, Morg.a rh0..., who wee found hangibg ' in the Cehinelly W .4, near Glyncorrwa. It sp- I , pear. Vat the poll -Janne Swans-for I the district had the body of the man laid oat foe.. I i.e.tnt to be held by the o.r.mcr in whom district • suicide was found Whrlat rb. mcomble was at Reath or, Wedomday a poimorin twos the Rhondda Valley, aecoa.panied by a hear eamba of hieuda of the deceased, proon clod to the house otter the holy are., awl. hart. MeePeemilY etc etructed a bier in the shepe et a couple of Oudot rudely put tneether pr .:ceded to wrap the body • linen sheet, placed it on the m.ealled when some :nut 6,7Lit.....d,,me,:inah.....aktr0l V.lley. The disonsery am male too late on Weal needay evening to talc tut, actioa, but the Hombre, It. Cothhertson, hart." been informed, 'je't as he rem leaving his office to attend to the inquat, of abet had °crated, deepatched • Wese•phie memege aerating ou the body heap alturned. It st.pere that tie ale. pave wait, te the coroner of the district in which the deeeeeed wa. ,ake, nit to I,old en inquir)- and t ! farther teported to to the thief rennable of meth. of the officer who meet...need the illegal pronewlines t.f the friends -elaamorot awn ,osnmerrwo -*Hy I r • Owe/mei bowled!, ot :hp owttwwl whtch w,w're dtwestrth md mitotir. end. 7 • salt] : hee providad our =lrt"Lthll7:'int: iterwwiT;4l.:s owed 17;Z:==,77,,VrtT', .www, dt.ctorn- bah It to to, pithwelly Wilt up LiZI am, ...wed to dihwww. lhastieg &wound w ready to wail when.w..• ther7t • wrlt ' 'what We mat swaps ma, • fatal Mart ht teerem Ina tneWhed with pare Heed d • properly wdirlohad feame."-Ciril Maier urea@ -atri any pleket• labelled • • lame• leee atel Co., Romaepattd. heel..."
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1880-05-12 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT • PLEASURE GARDEN.  d II It  Full particulars of the tenible accident at GiltnoreNt Gardens. New York, on the 21e6 ult., have just owns to Land. The building on the night in qucation °Detained wane 0.000 perfume, and in one part about 60 couples wore dancing, when a cracking, noise was heard. and • few momenta afterward. the surrounding wall,' bulged outwards. The people for the most part made a rush for the door which led into • oarrow corridor.. The scene of wild excitement am beyond description. To add to the confusion the large chandelier gave way and mune down with crash, putting the place in utter dark:nem. The grians of the wounded who, in the stampede from the building. had been knocked down and triunpled on. mingled with the shrieks of the women and the noise of the falling roof and walls, were really appalling The people in the other parts of the build, tug joined in the general cry. and without waiting, about 1,000 pergolas rushed towards the outer door, believing that the building itself waa being demolialud and here, too, another crush took place, but fortnnately, the means of egrets. were such that in au incredibly short space of time the building ems cleared of all but the dead and wounded. Women fainted through sheer fright, and men, panic Mri. ken seemed Incapabletoattampt to escape. Immediately after the budang waa cleared • search was made am. mast the nuns, when Mrs. H. Ogden Hedgeman was diarovered. She waa mach diafigimed, but alive, coddled • ehort time after being extricated. Near her arm found Um dead body of Miss A 1112113 Whet.. The body of c third woman was found, but remained unidentified. 11l addition to the , Mad then_ were 12 pen.= ecriously injured. It app.., that the wall. which gave way had only been built in February last, and were an addition to the Madison street side of the %eliding. They MIcluded a oaf, • dancing-room, and an art gallery, , the latter containing some valuable painting.. t It wee eatimated that the value of the pictured I on the the wall which gave way would be 100,000 Idob., and nearly all of them deatroyed.  Capt. Monk, a retired naval officer, living at reheats, Cheshire, has committed suicide by hanging himself in a bedroom of his house. It appears from the report of the National Temperance Lawn. that 60,000 men in the nary are teetotallers. The Dominion House of Common. ha. motion propo.ed by the Government to rai:edr6r: test of nedian petroleum from 105 to Ilb &grew Farhenheit, au,ine.—Raccrres Paste Dims—The marked mpeomny of this loon., 80. ewer MI omen. ma the wank aprociabor of ita row. by the yoblig hare boa altarded by the oval nay.. Oa.. a Mod ot The soot 00 11,0 latter motel, wt... to hown(6, eaerOd. tot omply ia onitstingthe Nose shay, bat midi. thy ',wend onward. of te. remota,. gnome article montartun. Ow.therefore. sooner all boon to ar •' than, Paris ' each packet. For Rapt ore 4 u,,,e A