Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-01-16 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

CROLY SUICIDE.-A paisful suicide has been e wife and four young children, plunged into the sea from a Bars ....... 70 o- _49 .x Id 28 28 35 59 n period of 50 years. a village nearWarminster, in thefamily o Cardiff flit OO as w _, 12 2! 12 49 31 849 0 6 149 se .high rock, a sharp frost prevailing at the time, in order, Ditto, to arrive 676-6 10 0 Foreign ... ..... 18 5 0-18 la 11 one of the wealthy farmers of the district, whose name Marshfleld......, . . ............... A wooden-legged man, named Hales, who hadl9 0 0-19 5 0 if possible, to save his comrade; but, although a good Newport formerly done a good business in London as a poulterer, . ,Nail r0d5......... 7 00. - To arrive is suppressed. The daughter, a young lady about 22 years but had ruined himself by drinking, was found hanging dpowerfully-built • feet ' swimmer, an a man, sixsix inches Do.StafiinLond.7 12 6- 80 0 num; Barg, ditto ...... 8 00- 9 10 0 In sheets 25 0 0-24 0 n of age, had formed an attachment to a railway policeman, mese,. 1 35 146 1. 149 or 151 IN 35 46 34 -in height, he could not stem the strong current and terrific ... 0 0 • f Ely (for Llan , ......... ........... by the neck to the railings of the Mansion-house, on hoops, ditto 8176-9 15 0 the line rennin not far from the house, which acquaint- Portekewet . Monday, last week, his wooden leg just touching the sea, and after struggling nearly a quarter of an hour in Spheet., saute... 9 -10 IS It Ditto, 00- ig,No.l,Wales 300- 4 0 0 Ditto, bars (in trice her father and mother very strongly disapproved. It Chepstow . 66311 9 '''' ~ 2141 46 so 917 16 " ground, and so saving him from being strangled. He was the water was himself nearly drowned, when fortunately appears that ale was in the habit of meeting this person Woolaston.. .. ......m ll 21 E.,;•k- 226 8 29 taken into custody, and admitted that his hanging was a a huge sea dashed him, bruised and senseless, 20 or 30 feet Ref. met., ditto 4 00. 5 0 0 barrels ......133 0 11Bars,con., ditto 5100-5 12 4 Ditto, refit-1et:1.134 11 0- - Ina cottage intim village. This transpired at home, and Lydney Gatcombe (Parton Passage) 11 35 4, a4O 13 • " dodge" to induce some of his fries Is to relieve his high among the rocks. The moment he recovered his con- Do.,mei.,inTres 6150- 7 0 0 Bence 134 0 0-134101) t 21 44 10 II est on the 24th ult., on her having dressed for walking, she Newnhain 'l3ll 50 11 225 i 40 10 II Se ;...... pcverty. Ho Was ordered to find sureties, or be impri- sciousness he endeavoured to jump in again, but was Dis.,riwy.,Wales $l2 6- - Straits ..4.., .... Zrxiel.:- -was very strictly ordered by her father and mother not to Grange Court boned for a month, restrained by his comrades, who informed him that poor Do. Sweden in enter any home at all during her walk. She disobeyed Gl''cester arr. 50 Is 30 325 137 10 :4: 35, a 45 s---' 10 47 ~' 19 47.'3 is -'' -__ c.) • In the neighbourhood of Kirby Lonsdale, last Burke had just sank between two seas. The latter rose Do., it in 0-12 0 e IC charcoal,lst In .tock to sr. - - - quality, p. ho. 1100-1 11 0 this command,and went to the cottage as usual, where she Gloucester IIt 2 dep. 012 40 •7, 16 2 7 20 II 40 0 25 •• T. :-E week's snow-drifts are said to have been thirteen feet to:the surface shortly afterwards smite dead, the back of Pig,No.l, Clyde 290-210 0 IX do.,lst qua. 117 ''.. lIS 0 52- 4505 go 7SoII IN '1 15 1 deep. his head and shoulders being visible over the water. At 2roo N. do.. sad II 185 00: Il 169 00 had not been long when her mother, who had been on the Cheitennam..nrrival tress 8. W. 45 115 I. c Sw indon - - • There died, last week, ie Wells Union Work- D0.,f.0.b.1n Tees 2 17 0- watch, rushed in, and hurried her home. Arrived there, dap- So 540 250 -,1„ 550 415 91, t 25 915 le 1i d. this moment a large seagull perched on the body and