Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1864-06-29 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

BALL 0 T. Edinburgh, was agreeably surprised on Monday by one turned aside by touching a rib, missed the heart, passed Ely 10 1 41 0 s [From the Star] tn of the RoanCetholic priests of Broughton-street calling through the longs, and lodged iu the right shoulder et. ragmen . l5 147 5 135, 69 f ln just one hour by the House of Commons' clock at his shop and handing over to him the sum of £2O as. 6d. blade, whence it was extracted. At first the natural Peterston which was abstracted from his shop upwards of seven ' • 5 belief was that voluntary suicide had been intended, but Lla".111/an1 3 emceed I the ballot question has once more been raised and years age by a young lad—Scotsman. some letters which had been written by the student tirtileend i voted down. Time was when it could command LOSS OF Fit LIVES THROUGH TILE BURNING OF A showed that he had been the victim of a shameful kind Pyle of duel. A foreign stuient had been grossly insulted by t a decent debate and the support of more than half Sysesrett..—lntelligence was received in Liverpool on 57 20 1 3 of the Liberal party. Now it is so poor in the Wednesday, by the Canadian mail steamer, of the destrue- the Swabian, and satisfacsion was demanded; lint instead of fighting in the usual way, an agreement was Lbuisendet 6 14 1 47 1 47 3 18 14 337 343 44 11 9 894 7 j 32 ; 824 D respect mu of its friends that it is put off with tion by fire of the splendid New York river steamer 1 1 831 64 11 19 11 1 43 a one short speech from Mr Berkeley—a few words 'li .rishire.' The intelligence comes rid New York, and N° n Britoner tatlT n 15.b:r r it COM to to draw lots which of the two should destroy Landore 547 1 13 340 4 SI 3 1 5 1 33 , 53 547 himself within a delay of a fortnight. The lot fell on .8... tn. ir.„ 8 2 125 350 418 16 .11 30 61 , 40 , 0 6 2 from his seconder, Mr. Locke—a quick compass is dated June 9. The dispatch says :—" The steamer theSwabians—Whenthe time was about to expire, the 'bang° reply from the Premier, and one hundred ' Berkshire ' was burned on Eeop's Island, eight miles Lan-warerea --.. young man, whose father was dangeaously ill, solicited 907; Road 669 20 9301 18 418 4 6 8 562,10 30 17 862 It below Readout. The fire originated in the lamp room 32 249 i 1 33 430 29 10 42 so I a and twenty three votes. This, too, in the prospect an extension of the delay, but the request was refused, Lo uglier caused by the explosion of a lamp. The steamer had Llauell; a of a general election, when all men are desirous to and the attempt at self-destruction was consequently p.mbrey about 150 passengers. A strong south wind blew the 36 1 68 455 48 11 4 59 n stand well with all other men, and the popular made. Some hopes are entertained that the wound will 1. flames aft, preventing many of the passengers horn going Kidwelly member walks in the divided fear and trembling not prove fatal, but all the entreaties of the heads of the FaTl7lllde 'Fa of his Ministry anti his constituents—about equally ferward. She was grounded with only four feet of water at the beam. Forty or fifty passengers are sup • University and of his friends cannot extort from him a senartbei.en Junction 77 2? 147 1 34 533 610 98 7 2 11,46, so 7 2 1 ao e i4O • 7 a afraid of giving a vote that may upset the Govern- promise not to repeat the desperate act. To all their --- ---- Whilland • , 6 I 11 s posed to be lost. The boat was built only six weeks solicitations his only answer is, " I have not pledged my Narberth Road 743 1 11 El '8 17 648 a ment and may offend the free and independent, sp. she was furnished in splendid style. The hull honoin to seriously wound myself, but to put an end to itaverl"dww, Bll 1 36 46 649 6 8 611 1 44 811 241 i 11 41627 • beside 27 2431 that secret terror of the venal that burns was burned to the water's edge. The boat Was valued Johnston 1896 11 60 9 I 456 418 6 N ,1 018 22 2 my life, and I will keep any promise." in his bank book. Are we to believe, theu, that at 100,000 dollars. Fully insured. Newell:tore 836 a 2 . lb 17 7 au au I 15 I 8 se • . . . . .  •  \A's ,at  I  ``,  \ ‘ ' . a :i\ ' % N '' ___ . • . .4 - \ ''N. ~ '. ' **\•‘. .' .‘'\ \ ''' —\ . s N