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Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1890-06-06 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE AT NEATH. It .... masseire At 200th Borough robc.bcourt on Wedded, ppg. of Sugl. I..f=pg.g.g... (lido. the mayor, Mr. John Arnold, did the iiE a .....• t. b. mayor. Mr. John Man Dad. Swab Ellin ; lOC. Mom Army, 18, No IL Lett, Reath, srei.s... ...res aorkeed Mr erbehlir t up in Cll.lodr charged .010reireir osol the... I Ito commit suicide on Toady .... A., ord II Police.eergeant Joees odd he dm dom to the mt.s to .pp toe i Lott at 10.60 p co., and when within a (dr mob el ... N. the prisoner's lather's house he saw her mad. ....„,„, 0„,kr.,„„, .., .... iii and her inothrr shouting,. 0h..,, God, doe le rirsoilerill pored withreetereeiree jos." Be ran down eded her, abd 010010011hne .11. ,mgdegged him N. gig = eddln a few wards of them.. Ma isajlithaill of Wed. * *Mar di N. No, and huiried her hook toward. bee ems re Mos el re Abe •aid, . Let oe go." ebe thee redid brit tietreres set ined Ot * toroth ths ...... M. ... "dd. leetri eberd Ito dem Wu her took lier bus her fah/fen to Me ...piece and ...zed a rwir. So took somelllor M. A. el. Op the re ior fn. lisr. She add, .. Let at• Jaw ...see *reel reber."6"l4.= le to 111 shoe. you what I rein do.'• Sim ma .....,..... iwi. drunk, and .1111 like one raving med. Oi. tb. ~.......... way to OW polies-watio. to at .to sigl 00 IN. sig. .. wit._ ....p to waids ths canal, sada/ . 1 . go bot mid. hotoooood UN mel=tror ii.0016=7„ Moo" lth. (tot .10* 6...41Mmd r •MMOI rag mr.... so .to pewee the sis woks ego.) in* dad. ski pt. YR . ... bri . . ..... ..._. ar, a to the tap ad turad diII...NA Mir ... . ...* ' ba...d. .. sulloaded her. Sb• did • Tuou au the trim ost 00. 50 11105 a pimp. .01614 ak.l Pk I will rot royal! with Ms p. 114 .1 ay 'NW it .61•1 wall la • If IPS I Wasson look her odes off. flehniqmtly ha ..., AA *N. p,....4 ma NN looked Into the cell sad me bar Uyiat hod*. ..pd ba mina./ 1N.... Wall. kV*. Ignalf with her M.P. lb NM *MA N.M. wit lof ere, bet discsamig tocuod M. she yr Mr le Oho Ma . Irma morel. to . _ N. thi• hoe moth., dm shed le ibe.:l=-. roger =dr Inc a_ PohowsionsUble Morro. beim I. JOOMBeIIeoIIIIMIIM Prideol was remanded. end de
Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1890-08-29 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE AT NEATH.  THE INQUEST.  diniovery •ras made an Seturday afterncoo rw Ste tone of Elotacti. Mort, aged *wife of Samuel *at, rollerese, U.lynerythan, Death. A In. girl found fire deceased Imaging by a Might whipcm' to. beam in a h. terreens at the back ol the have in which Am into, he ilownwetnief, Melincrythan. The .Sappy women wee.. lo her home et 1.20 pan. end ebony OM her dead body ow discovered eeepended le is manner ...bed. Dr. Lewis wag an attandeam hist he found life esti.. Derenied, who wee the mother of three children, had been under medical treatment for reental dim.se for rime lime prat An Mobos was bold .0 5. Glamorgan Betel on Monday by ler. Bowed Clabbered. (comity coroner), when rho (Wowing evidence eran given. Seemed Mort mid f I bee at So. 2. Bwrewerreed, Meliacrythau, sod.. a bar roller in the tin. workr. She demeaed ma. my wife. She was 38 Imre of or laat 10th of February. I on. her I. alive at fix o'cioch on Saturday *corning. I did not see her aim 0000. I called rut b. deereed and mune down and it. wenn for to-5.04.. lot 00 5..00. I ....fold by her sinter die Ina oat .0 the back. I neat out, but she waa Dot then at all. I nem to look lor her. . . . . . . .  wt. west sad washed. I wee tatted dowel. I found hie ia dee lambic room. She woe Imaging to • beam. Ona end al the ripe we. romp, her awl, are Um other mend tha balm. 1 ma liar dowit. She vim gait. dartd. She triad to drown hermit the wart before. She wae not melted more then 000 minutes beford she was soarthed for.  Dr. Peas mid: I know the deceased and attended her for year.. Mom We years ago she had SO attack of pnerperm mania, and she hod had several slight ones Were. t saw the hod r this atomism. There 1.. mark mead Om ma, mad Item the roweled appeareare of Um fere deeds evideselly doe teaaphysia. from hearse. I taw In Yet alive I. Tweedy menders. She sem aortae/ Oen. sad eppeared mem elmerhil met beam. I t 0.,, stteoded hes for the lan two months for melancholy. There wa. suicidal about 140. sod I told Me 00h  , tendency about her, I toki the mother tOOlOl ' her carefully and sot to bit her alone. I did hot think it quita a sus to ha awn to the 11A7:11l11. • verdict ameba/MAI tool "Suicide alulat in a .0.10 01 ineasity."  The Editor of the MAW /weed watt ia the highest terms a fkisemes Woo. •• • beverage eme • food fee Whale es deemed of its ate dale rd...,==6ll.Cetwailre,bilitybart. reeemierrifteeetarlimi the anew Gummy oe gay 'MO I. • own*. tit panty. Thellehell 0111:0111ere au Elem-r4tem %V. limilefbaz.llteceZt_e_..llo,euestrr=7 Om or Mr Le •asbsoollawl bra Sr meg • It mar de .me. r•ipir•dnit.ribe Wire" ow* 1 mi dompoi. do gm .11,0 P I" Cello's gelep• " Price- la Wholuele dolt Eirlheriorelowroj, Gala
Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1890-09-12 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

PATHETIC LETTER FROM  SUICIDE.  A. 4 theSor,o.nef.  (before Mr. Clarke Aapinell) inqutry Ws hi rerrdlng the death of Alice Archer, aged 32, wife of George William Archer, and who Wen pinned.. • housekeeper et 154, bubo:. 11 evidence showed that dammed. ..h. cm Ihe &pert from her hush did, had been .1 154, ton, for about • year, and throughout limbS ehe bad mitered greatly (roe, Velour her he and heut. On Monde, and on Tuesday eke. very ill, and eon quarter to five o'clock eke m up to her roam. saying We would lie demi I evening, and about hell-peel Ms o'clock a WM girl went up to waken her. She then kiwi deceawid wee in bed, and from her appimeami girl thought tdre. Archer was 111. She WWII master, and afterwards • doctor ems Stet ft, . pronouncing the woman to be dead. Seq bottle Mad full of carbolic with sod WM " noienn," wee found on the dressing Mak, doctor now stated that death wee due te .SoUr acid poisoning. The dereeeed wrote lir , lowing letter to her mother on Sunday,..  Dear glother,—l eturiot express how grimed li. think Um. I shot. make the *mond oM r":'aeetmhlt Llier';..u.triyt s‘ inta1i0r:'7::.17,..4,' Wy teratele to not having yoor muses iihotit you. .1., ...loot. go out end work. having no lILM big I could not rely upon myeer to olotaln • PLled elm I did woe feel that I oould retain mend tillyW ▪ aim mei/ a place when mai do not Mel seta Mikis work. I am very tarry m I Pad hut few alma.* eo M I hope I will diem pemelellysarayddre. It seems tehen I am writing letter t.at the gift tMt should have been • minket to you in your mg ii. have nigh broken your hen, hot there is ea klem mu... 1 to you, for • better mother there nem.. and no one can my the contrary. So. 01.001 d I liodig, when you receive this, God help me and yo, 1, mt think there Is one that 1 Iret Maul lemieg , you mod the feeling Ulan you trill it.. ke b mein. that you have Men Porn for trochee MI. eanitot earry,your ehlldren en ymr hae, Yea it, ' Mut the lion • Share Of trouble, and hme barns it MIL Geed nig., =Aber. Sln The jure returned • weediet Of "Stfieide ' temparatily deranged."  SYDNEY GIBSON, Auctioneer, Surveyor, Appraiser.  Subs by Auction nt Properties. Farming 1 Furniture, Stock.in.ande, and Effects caul in Town or Country. Valuutton. made to uncertain probate or I duty for tranater and other purpose.. Inventories taken aud checked.  Survey. of Property, kc.  GLENDARE AUCTION AND EST OiFICES,
Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1889-05-24 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TIM SUICIDE AT TIM T10R111101361.  The Chairmon said there had been tt sail incident at the Workhouse which he did not think they should pass over withnut °humerioa or notice. • man was brought into the house on Tuesday evening, and on Wedaesday morning it was found that he had committed suicide during the night. There wets as inquest held, And the jury returned • verdict of temporary insanity. Re should like to hear what the relieving officer had to say on the matter. This man's same was Solomon Adams, and he had been in receipt of relief for some time.  Mr Punter said that 'first the man's sister and brother-In-law were not willing that ho thorild come to the workhouse. The trot Urne he made a complaint to him was on April 22nd, when he (Mr Punter) obit& him. He had not, proper bed,' but be sag lying on a couch, and it was rather odd, there being no lire in the room. He then said 'I ais tired of this ; I shall he very- thankful if you take me down to the workhouse for it change of doctor and better attendance,' to which he replied that tee did not think he arse removable. Be then °unsuited the ined4cal officer (Mr D. J. Thomas) about it. The inan's sister then became I anxious that be should be removed, as he thought they were tired of hint. Consequently he-received • certi Mute from °elbow., indicating that Adams could be removed to the workhouse in a close oarriege. In returning from the doctor he called to see the man to ascertain whether he was sUll willing, said he said " Yes, for goodness' rake remove me." He told him that he would bring a amp carnage the nest day to talre him to the workhouee. The men appeared all right as far in hie mind wee concerned. He rode with him from , Trnewydd to Bridgend, and handed hint over to the mut/tr....He Rooks quite sensibly.  noenit?  lir-FoOtor: Not at WI, sir.  Mr Edmuod Len: -15i'ef.ihe muter liotice anything wrong with the .u?m Mr Messenger: Nothing, sir.
Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1889-11-01 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

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Bridgend & Neath Chronicle, and County of Glamorgan Advertiser. — 1889-08-30 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

PARAMOUR.  Considerable sensation was created hi Linealn on Wednesdey afternoon by the determined micide of • Muriad woman who badleden Maybe( in the city for mum time parelled bed, it le alleged, been on unduly iatanale beams with a Lincoln gentleman, who on daterder diet, himself dead. The lady In question, who Maud under the mane of Ellen Rebecca Sesapme.meteliall tee be the wife of a Birmingham beek aneegerviad had bees lodging at the Niue of • ate. Willertoehealleak'm road, Lincoln. Mee husblind bed imethead Centel proceedings against lag, sad the gore was expected to come on for bemelegitt the amble law eittinge Since Saturday /Sat she had bean inn meet dammed ooadMemimid lady or Mao ago elle ivrai beard to made itelaeliea of doing sway with herself. UMW Mot; beweaw, Vaught that she would carry, Ojls her tbrear,but between eleven end twelve °Warne* Wedualeg ohs took essay her life in • must peculiar and determined gunner She had not risen &diem the day, feeling weak and ill, and at the hour named, Moe. Willerton, who was in a room below; beard a fall, and on Widening upetaire found that Mrs. Sauipson had apparently fallen out of bed. Siva woo " gurgling " at the throat, and blood was streaming from the mouth. Medical aid was sought, and on the srrival of Dr. Childs it was found t bat UN unfortunate woman had thrvet the handle of • small 'lady's oval hand looklegilue down her [brut with such force as to break off the handle and laurate the blood vessels of the throat. It wee with great difficulty that the broken piece of handle, which would be about two inches wide, mu extracted, and death maned a few minute. after tine operation had been performed. Ma. Willerton had taken the deceased • email bottle of soda water to bed • few minutes previous to the committal of the •Ct, sad although then very deprecated. she did not behave in such n manner uto arome suspicion. At the inquest held last evening • verdict of "Suicide whilst temporarily insane" wee returned.
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1893-02-03 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

TROOPSHIP IN A STORM. BOUGH EXP/311.111NOES ,  The troopship Aesietance arrived at Dover on Sunday with the let Royal Soots Fusiliers, who embarked at queen's Dock last Wednesday. The ship made a very bad passage, and the troops euffered severely. A south-westerly gale sprang up on Thursday night, and blew with great violence throughout Friday and Saturday, the wont of the gale being experienced in St. George's Channel. The soldiers complain greatly of the limited accommodation on the ship, which rendered it impossible for numbers of them to lie down with any degree of comfort. The regiment consisted of twelve officers, Colonel Brown commanding, 609 non-oommiesioned officers and mem besides 29 women and children. One private, named Connolly, was brought ashore dead, and removed to the military hospital. It was stated that he was injured in the gale, hut death is said to be due to pneumonia following on wet and exposure. Several of the men stated on Monday that the eea washed through the main deJlr, where numbers of them had to aleep. A private named Morris slipped down and broke his leg, and another man sustained some injury to hie hand. On the troops landing they proceeded to Shornoliffe camp by train, taking over the quarters of the Weat Kent Regiment, who, to the number of over 700, subsequently left itt tie Assistants° for Ireland.  An elderly collier, named John Trevi., who haa been out of employment for some limo, committed suicide on Sunday night, at Madeley, by jumping down a coalpit 280 yards (leap.  The Queen, at the cone.tivom of the roesot performance of "She Btoopi In Unfigner,'' at Osborne, presented to Mr. W. larkson a handsome diamond and pearl pin and stud. The officials of the Northmitherlairl Elul Durham Miners' Permanent Relief Fund have is,med a circular stating that there iso dfi i '1 over £lOO,
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1893-01-20 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE DUCHESS OF ALBANY AT KINGSTON. off. The engine-driver was never afterwards seen, The other night the Duchess of Albany visited but one of his hands was pieced up and identified. the Drill Uall, Kingtiton-on-Thames,aud presented Tho only doctor of the place was in the train, and the prizes gained during the year by men of the 4th Ito himself was eeri.airly injule I. The surgeon of V.B. "The Queen's' Royal Wed Surrey Regi. the British steam readored all We assistance 'neut. The Duchess was accompanied by sir Robert in his power, and the wet:tided awl the dying and Lady Collins. Colonel F. W. Haddon presented wore couroyml to the he.pital rts eon as pedlars. the annual report, and in doing so expressed grati. In this ths crow of the CLL:2?II ral .o readered valuSciatica at the presence for the first time of a able aid member of the Royal Family to present the prizes. • 'I he Ducheir4 of Albany then presented the prizes to 7he Rev. James nos o'3, s-.! 3 1 roliding at the suceenful competitors. The band of the rogi- Plinipton Road, tVilleslen, °Jested:ol suicide on meet played the National Anthem at the commence- Saturday morning by shootin him elf with a rement and at tho conclusion of the proceedings. velvet-. An examiuntion of the vrership Wye, recently Mr. Augustus Cohen is gazetted Coneul-General towed from Atmension to kilieernm, with crank abaft for the Republic' of Hayti and its depwlencies, and broken, Item revealed stabile dzfeo's in her main also flonsul.Geueral to the Dominican Republic. propelling shalt: It is stated at Vienna that a matrimonial alliance Major - General Sir Gorge .White is expected is contemplated between the Czarowitoh and the to leave Eng!zqd et tho beginning of March to Prinoese Alice, sister to the Grand Duke of Hesse, it,sume the duties of Consrortader-in.Chiet in India. and daughter of the late Princess Alice of Great General Lord Roberts will relinquieh his poet on Britain. April let.
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-05-19 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

ACCIDENT NEAR LANCASTER.— As some men were engaged in taking off the roof of a church at Halton, near Lancaster, a few days ago, a large beam snapped asunder, and a great part of the roof fell in. Four men were on the top at the time, and they fell to the ground, amid.the wreck, a distance of twenty feet. The accident, though alarming, is not expected to result 1 fatally. The death is announced of the Bey. Peter Frye Hotly. LL.D., wh... is said to be the oldest clergyman connected with the University of Oxford. He teak his; B.A. degree upwards of seventy years ago, and shortly at terwards was elected tea fellowship in Oriel College, which he resigned some years ago, and has not for a long time past held any ecclesiastical preferment. He died in London at the age of ninety-four. SUICIDE or A MANCHESTER MANUFACTURER —On the 12th instant Mr. Henry Kenway Balstone, fustian manufacturer. Manchester, committed suicide by cutting his throat. The deceased, on leaving his warehouse the previous evening, appeared exceedingly unwell, his nervous system having been much shaken during a continued period of want of appetite and sleeplessness. Soon after reaching his house, Woodlands Park, near Altrincham, he became more uneasy, though the prop. toms were not so marked as to cause suspicion or excite alarm. He went to bed at his usual hour, and between six and seven o'clock in the morning the servants found he had destroyed himself in his bedroom.  There is Fed news from America of Mr. Barney Williams. The popular actor is still living, but reason has left him, and he is confined, under supervision, to his house, in New York.  , C;larles Dickens' " Bleak House" has again been dranustieed, under the title of "The Life and Death of Jo, and is being played by the dramatic troupe of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Price in the provinces.  MINA JURY AGAIN Is -
The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1876-03-03 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

PAINFUL SUICIDE OF A TOWN COUNCILLOR.  On Monday afternoon, Mr. W. Moore, coroner for Warwick, held an inquest in that town on the body of Mr. Thomas Kemp, one of the members of the Town Council, a guardian of the poor, and a niettitar •if the Assessment Committee, who committed suicide by drowning. The principal witness was Mr. T. Kemp, who Rtn ted that the deceased was his father, and that he had been very depressed since the death of his wife in January last. The purchase of a piece of property called the Marble Yard, seemed to prey on his mind a good deal, because he thought that he had given too much for it. Frequently he had said of late, "1 should have been happy if I had not come here. I shall never be well again." Witness had tried to cheer him, but his efforts were not successful. On the 25th Feb. deceased left the house at three o'clock; and as he did not return at. six a search was made, and the following letter discovered in his handwriting :—"My very dear friends—My trouble is greater than I am able to bear. May God, in his merey, forgive me all my sins, for Christ's sake, who died for sinners. lam grieved to take this ; my heart aches for all of you. lam distressed even to death. My dear Toni, I love you more than I can express. You have been s good and dutiful son. May God bless you now and tc all eternity. I hope my God will forghe me, fot Jesus' sake.—With everhisting love, your unhnppy father, Titom.ts Krmr." Deceased was 65 years of age. In 1872 he suffered very much from went .1 depression, and at his own request was temporarily placed under restraint. Eleven years ago he also suffered very much from despondency.—Mr. Bally, sur,:eon, said he signed the certificate as to the condition of deceased in 1872, and considered he was liable to a recurrence of mental depression at any time.—A letter was read from Miss Kemp, stating that deceased called upon her last week, and said he did not think he could lire.— The body was found in the river Avon on Saturday afternoon.—The jury found that deceased drowned himself while in an unsound state of mind.  The Down Mail runs as on Week Days. 111.1,31111 A, slum, ADIADAIN AID wswrzys.