Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-08-31 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUNDAYS. - eletten M ten minutes, with only two errors ! This is, M I was told that the Homan Catholic. would not be satissr...rt. mow I se 2 I, 1 3 -Expre. I, Z 3.1, 2, 8. Mail 1 a 2, down the lett clnek. tearing it almost completely away, 1,2, 3 I, 2, 3.1, 2, 3 Mad. I, L., Se the public " a fule true .d particular amount" was created on Teursday, in Woulstoti, by the report that toe g. , , --- ——l I believes, four or five timee . Ihst as is usual among. good tied with perfect equality, but that they .so would require -- I ._____._ Mrs. Elizabeth Matthias, the wife of the Rev. D. Mat- a me g Y reat em tn fraud. with half.a-dozen teeth in im progress, and lodging in composinn. aseetulancy and exclusion. I said, however, " Let us e.m. a tn. iLin• 1 p... p.m. , ~,,,, . p ... I am 1 p.m 3 0 p.as. I p.o. , The Kidderminster weevers have returned to their the chest. One a the Itnigs was also greatly injured, Carmarthen 2nd. No machinery whatever Mr compusilm is re- grant them all tMy are justly entitled to, and if they ask tides, fleptist minister them had committed suicide. . 2 45, 6 45' e 1 7 151 13 15 5 451 6 1.1 work. They have consented to yield their dellialid Mr an and portions of the face of die utinnuitate Man were IZtirs.ty:ldt e quired ; any person a ordinary capacity, with a few for more, let . make a stand against Him." (Hear and It appears that the unfortunate lady rtsse about five o'clock I 13f i 6 45, inivance of wage', to work 12 hours a day, and to receive scattered throughout the room. lie was conveyed to 41.42 10 43 3 12, 610 231 7 421 610 6 37' months' instruction, ean Mck and set up into lines and cheers.) I confess there are certaM doctrinee called " ul- on Thursday meriting, leavitsg her husband asleep, and Pembre:: payment When the work M finiabed. di- hospital of the regiment, where lie received all the pages from 5000 to 7000 types. per Mtn, with little chance tramoutane," which I cannot approve of, for they involve gMtig out into the stable deliberately Ituitg herself with Lamely 7611 5 33'6 30 451 e 630 7 211 of au error. principles that your ancestors before the Reformation re- a straw rope to one ol the beams. It is reported that Candlish, the champion of the Tyne, and \lessen- skilful treatment which his precarious condition des Lonelier 1715 11 131 3 451 53: 15! 121 3rd. There are cases designated the " authoriton," com- fused to sanction, and never ceased to re... (Hear, the deceased Lid exhibited a weakness of mind ever ,ince ger, a Teddington, contended on Tuesday week for £2OO mended, bile with the exceptitin of being heard to coin- Landore tick platform ... ... ..... I • • 1 • I • I •.1 1 • I posed of several thousand compartments, and capable of hear.) They never would allow England, Irdand, or ~ over the usual aquatic course for great events, from Put . Swansea Arrival 74511 10 1 15/ 7 e IS, 4a, 70 55 - plam that he was getting very cold, from the time he 5,„„„,„,,, i er recovery froin a severe attack of small pox. Imparters 70 7 55; 11 431 0 1 2.1 7 6 Me 15 3ii 7 6 ,„ containing from 100,000 to 200,030 types, occuisying uo Scotland to be subject to a foreign power. Those doctrines ee, „„ „ ney to elortlake. Messenger Well by above a clear length. ___ • FULLY aUDDEN