The Herald of Wales. — 1887-10-22 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

ALL. on WLDNESDAY Esenlnit, 9th November neat. Member' of the Corps will attend in Undreee Uniform. Tickets of Admiseion for their Friends can be obtained liout the dergt...MeNr, at Meadguertera. Sy Order W. V. DICKINSON, Captain and AdjutaSt, 3rd,tillidaorgan ;We Voluiatenit:OrPO  The Intrimr,e4rai publishes s letter charging M. Wilson with hsviog 11,001 V 0.1 UOO fem. aa ,he pries i deooration I. Orn cod on Saturday gist Genet— jams. is not pornpiesised la the iiaöi  Lewis Isaacs' a young man of 19, was fined '2os. and costs by the Cardiff magistrates on Monday for selling indecent prints in the publio market. We observe with much pleasure that Mr Wm. Alfred Sheen, the POILI of De. Sheen, of Cardiff, was plaitne iwmisit in the recent exemination for the entrance scholarship of 125 guineas at Guy'a Hospital. London. The steamer Loch Rannoch, if Dundee, whilst loading cents in Reath Basin, on Thursday night, caught tire, in the after-hold. The S tines were boon extinguished, and only slight demage was done. On Saturday, at the Cardiff Polies Court, James Smith, aliee Allen, was charged with burglarionsly; entering the dwelling house of Abraham &alio, 76, Broadway, on the 12th inst. The prisoner attempted to prove an oldn, but be was committed for trial at the next assizes. Sir Patrick A. Jennings' R.C.M.G., late Prime Minister of New South Wales, intend!. visiting Garda during the miming week. During his stay, as the KUOISX of Bishop Healey. he will deliver a lecture on "The Colonies," and it is intended to present him with an address. Mr Frederick Hoffman, who, some fifteen years ago was lessee of the Victoria Music-hall, St. Mary-erect, Cardiff, reeently committed suicide at Grimsby, where he bad resided sines his departure from South Wales. There seems to be no doubt that Mr Hoffmen's suicide is to be traced to a very depressed state of mind, oonsequent upon his unbatisfautory 111111110i111 position. At the Cardiff Police Court, on Friday, Geo. Hutton, aged 10, was charged with having stolen between £4 and L 5 from his father, at the house of the latter at 191, Cowbridge-road, Cardiff, between the 2nd and 9th inst., and several lads were charged with receiving the same knewing it to have been stolen. Hutton admitted the offence, and was sentenced to six strokes of the birch rod, ten day's imprisonment, and four years in • reformatory. Mr. W. RDSO Harvey. of Windsor Lodge, Carsliff, who died on Wednesday last, was I belied in the family vault at the cemetery on Monday. A large number of the friends of the decease-t 'gentleman :were present to testify to the general esteem and respect in which he was I held. Amongst the mourners was Mr Benjamin Hervey, of Swansea, deceased's brother. Tho Western Mail says—" Mr. Harvey will be much mimed in Cardiff, where for upwards of 40 years he was no well known, and where his unselfish disposition, general bearing, arid kindly &Areas had won for him 'troops of friends,' accompanied by an amount of personal regard and attachment such as few persons succeed in acquiring. His life appeared to be spent in promoting the happiness of those around him, and young and old alike appreciated the endearing qualities of tho benevolent, wempathising, cheerful old gentleman, who, with warmth in his breast, eerried sunshine on his countenance. and who never appeared so supremely happy as when engaged in 'the luxury of doing good.' Of him it may truthfully be averred that a more honourable, upright, kindly man never existed, and it is not tbe indiscriminating panegyric of Maimed friendship to annex to his life and character the beautiful words of the Palmist: .The path of the just is as the shining light that shineth more and more unto the Perfect day.' lu addition to the record of a blameless life, he has transmitted a memory " which will be long cherished with feelings of I devoted affection and unalloyed respect.  SWANSEA FURTH AND DEATa