Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1866-08-08 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DOWN TRAINS. ii. Ma.serchusetts ; and has given 50,000 dohs. to each When cross-examined she denied that Reiley was in herd 'A ' 123 E:l2 12 Exls 1 21E31234112 113 193 191 1 2 e oft, loan of Z 4,000 000 sterling, consider the subject uring (hue recess. n in- 10 2 1 2 135 19 3 , I _.-- —.---of his his four nephews, one of whom is the local husband's employ, but that he woo travelling on his own for the Imperial nntoef the international reifwa from the a• y to the extent of the Bank's lii • • nit might --- , ---__ ____, ,e as e m pm'om •m am,am pm reporter on a newspaper in the town of Zanesville, account. The plaintiff also stated that Reiley was not Riviere du Loup, on the St. Lawrence, to YII 11 'air" as 4non ism am •'• am am ;r6 'VI/ 16 I 45 5 C 1460 8101 10 0 810 Ohio. in his employ. In cross-examination he denied that he The guarantee is founded on a olitical bargain. The I D' ' a 1 ax' be useful, though tle 'rectors could give most eeaateetee .. ........... 6 a 87 430 637 11 9 I 925 11 17 I 45 11 9 The death is announced of l'Ar George Osbal- had left his wife as a seem try for a debt that was due Canadian Government is understood to offer ertain of the information required, but a commission on swi'd'" Cheltenham .... ............. :1; ... 15 16 10 10 85 12 19 _ 65 I_. 755 12 lb 35 II 10 19 45 pm. 30 ,1 251855 la 50 7452012 lb 8 16 30 ,14 50 deston, the once famous sportsman, in his seventy- to the defendant, arid which he could not then elky• securities on account of it. the principles of currency would in the present tilouces•or .. ........... is ac toss 44 11 16 135 620 35 1710, 9 10 149 918 98 145 ninth year, which took place on Friday at his He valued his wife too much, and would rather state of opinion be very like an official inquiry F. .11. : ............... i 4. rohreoe:wwes,(Jn.forlirhOur It 0 56 12 25 145 580 47 '720 1 957 47 I residence in London. Thirty or forty years ago sacrifice his goods than his wife. 545 SO 9451240 4 0 50 60 , 810 0 into the " philosophy of the Unconditioned." Bristol] •••••• ••••••Pe 11 43 86 1 0 220 4 5 35 ri 90 . 949 221 10 10 25 551 the sporting world was ringing with his remarkshe, stischsasel aasddresseelhethe try, and pointed out to Newport able feats of horsemanship and physical endurance; dnesits o We publish to-day the only trustworthy email ,s 0 8128 2 41 0 6 10 48 94 they m had againstwnothe defendant which c a!'nlltthtatd i 14 ISS 12 18 53 69 and he enjoyed the highest possible reputation as against theirrease for, if there an wl 6d due, they account we have yet seen of the brutalities so ''ll3' e • ..... ........ s,, i. mein 5 • 20 142 28 150 21 11 0 6 a fox-hunter, cricket. player, pedestrian, and crack had a lien on the' plaintiff's goowdsas and had no, li ny ght freely attributed to the police in the Hyde-l'ark Peterston .. ! 42 2 3 St ,10 32 II 10 16 11 91 35 shot. to part with them until the money had been entirely riots. The Force, on their side, have published 11:10',",,L,,`„wd"°, At the York aesize, on Friday, a verdict of paid. 890 110216 5 14 2 ,10 47 326 11 31 43 320 a statement showing that upwards of 250 police- nrida."d • • 125 240 18 I 11 45 68 £lOOO damages was given against the London and He then called Mrs Spenc-r, who swore that the Pyle ... ...... • kA North Western Railway for negligence at the plaintiff brought Reiley to her house. They slept in men were hurt in the riots, among whom says port Talbot the reporter, with a sort of sacred horror, was "WaV"" 1573:a 3 48 52 ,11 24 347 19 16 88 357 i Saddleworth station in December last, which the same bed until plaintiff's wife came, and then the Sean. 367 1 11 822 3 11 34 12 25 45 resulted in Mr Hobson, a Yorkshire farmer and plaintiff made an arrangement with her for a eepa- in Richard Mayne himself. It is difficlut to taanemetet 1 28 330 4 8 10 I 416 15 40 10 430 . horse breeder, losing his life. rate bed for Reiley at 6d a night. She produced the find three men present on the spot of whom one :;waild,o4rre4 Are 480 1 85 340 415 5c 11 45 430 4 6 9ls 66 4 5 account-book kept by her of the various 't a a 45 110320,3 65 3 10 0 The cattle plague returns issued on Friday by e h 5 21 55 5 37 19 the Statistical Department of the Privy Council thet. ed plaintiff'sfiescrfeessitn,dasriod this, when examined by Lender° 355 20 cleared by artillery, the second that the police tioweritoad , be kept in a very trades- 542 34 , ehow that during the week ending July 28 there ts,„„liu judge, was 13 1 49 464 951 33 446 t ke manner. The items of the plaintiff, though were brutes, and the third that nothing deser- Loughor 448 82 168 4 3 435 850 43 12 0 43 , were 208 new eases, as against 207 in the week dated 1865 were under those of 1866. d ' ' before. Fresh outbreaks took place on 46 farms, be a more [event entry • and whon askeadn 4 • the number being 33 in the previous week. ll\ „4 bain;:iiaseid,,,tdo. ship to explain how this ,tecurred, she couldynot give a SHOCKINC; SUICIDE AND ATTEMPTED MURDER reasonable explanation, and, when cross-e3amin,of by IN