Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1852-07-28 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SWANSEA SESSIONS.  [Held on Tuesday (yesterday), hefore T. ThMims, Esq., May.* Li L. Dillwy E-q., and the Eel... Samuel Da, les ] Wm. I.ewis 'clergs,l by p.c. Russel! with vagrancy in High-street, was dist:barged on prtaniiing to leave the town.  Philip Williams, itetottrtit, who bad been given In elm- 1 tody on suspicion of having stolen a coat, which he at- ' tempted to pawn, was remanded, in order to give the police an opportunity of findieg the OWlitir. Evan Mniiiwaring, mason, anti Thomas Jenkins, !Milli, appeared in vtootanee era peace warrant obtained against them by Wm. Teontas, plasterer, who charged them with having 114141 viiiii lit language towards him. He likewise charged the former with hat ing taken out his knit- and threateited to nee it.—Nlainwaring positively denied using the kniti-, or that lie threatened the use of it towards the complainant. He Would have scorned such an met. His , knife was in his hand for the purpose of clearing his pipe, (as he wits smoking at the time.—P.c. No. IS deposed that the compla Man t had asked him to take the (Ictelidallt MailllVtli leg into custody, but as the latter did nothing wrong iti hid presence, Prlll(fifl not appear excited, lie declined doing no. He new the defendant take a koifV, from his shirt sleeve. hot as he did not threaten to In any violence, lie (the officer) did not ititertere.—lt appeered that considerahle ill-teeling had been generated, in consegitence of long-continued quarrels between the wives of the parties concerned. At ter some further evidence the magistrates ordered the defehdants to (hal bail, Which was at . once drum.  Morgan Rees, collier, of the parish of I.landilo-talyhont, was summoned at the instance of Ruth Williams, who applied for an order of affiliation against him. As the defendant did not mmear, the case teas 'ward in his absence, mid an order made for the pay ment of 2s. a week. Mr. David I,lleA. of Nlorriston, sots suminoned by a collier named Griffiths for non-payment of wager. Mr. Jones ealled his wife to prone that the militant hail been paid in goods. Ile likewise produced a receipt for the filth H111(111111, signed by mark by the complainstit. The bench said that a payment in goods wits, in point of Inw. iuo mod at all. An order was themfote for th pilinent of £4 34., the full amount. end cost,  Sillnineth John, charga lty the patce Itith was diocharged with a cuution.  At the North Warwickshire nomination, Sir R. Peel, who proposed one of the Liberal cmdidates, was attacked two hours afterwardo by two men with bludgeons, and very severely beaten. Three young females were bathing in the Shannon, in the county of Terry; o wave washed them from A rock, and all were drowned. DEFEAT Or rBE AItERICA.."—The yacht race round the Isle of Wight has terminated in the defeat of the celebrated Nipper " America," the following being the ttncild return of the iirrival of the yachts off the pier. L. to. a. Arrow Mosquito ..... 6 59 if America 7 1 t:0 Zepliyretta A man, a woman, and a girl, natives of Ireland, were killed at Bolton on Monday by the falling of a wall of tt house which had been gutted by tire. Several other persons woe h.jured. A gunner ot the Royal Artillery and a convict almost at the same time tell to the earth a few days ago ha the Arsenal, where they were emploved at their ie. spective duties under a scorching sum—Arcaash ileecury. The "Great Blituitt" is taking passengers from Liverpool to Sydney, as well as to Melbourne, thus altading the emilurts end facilities, to be found in no other vessel, to those who go to either of the gold districts of Australia.  The extension of the electric telegraph has just been completed from Bristol to ltridgewater, a distance from London of li3l miles. The wires will join the exiting telegraph from Exeter to Plymouth, completing the range of telegraphic communication for the west of England, a dikance of 246 miles.  -ilizuheth Ford, a married woman, living at TunStatiordshire, was chsstising one of her children a few days sin e, when she suddenly expired, from the effects of over excitement.  on Wednesday an instance occurred of sudden death at cricket during a match, st Copenhagen hoiwie, between the Albion and United Amateurs' Clubs, when Mr. J. Dewdney, of the Albion Club, in the act of making a run suddenly fell down, and in a few minutes expired.  One ef the fiebt election peti:ions will be that atrainbt the return uf Messrs. Peacock and Waddington, Tories. fur Harwich. Coun,el of the grcahmt 1011L111,11e4 have been retained fur the petitioners.  The total number of persona now in custody for being engaged in th? Stockpot riot is tifty-seven, of whom about torty are 1444 let out on bail. While her Majesty and Prince Albert were walk. ing within the now dismantled walls of the building in Hyde Park, a beam of wood of enormous size and weight fell clue to the Queen— so close as to have given rise to feelings of the most pain to! excitement amongst the distiugnished personages by whom she was surrounded.  The " Susan" sailing ship, twenty•seveh days from the West Indies, consigned to Messrs. Keeling and Hunt, has brought 53,000 pine apples, the largest cargo ever received in this piunfry.  - • No less than eight couni,el who do, or did go the Western Circuit, hate aeen returned to the ',regent Parliament, and all for humughs in the counties of the circuit—namely, Mr. Crowder for Liskearfl, Sir A. Cockburn for Southampton, Mr. Butt for Weymouth, Mr. Mossy for Newport, Mr. Collier for Plymouth, Mr. Phimt for Bath, and Mr. E. Carter for Tatistock.  By an act of the toe session it is enacted that places of religious worship for Pro.ostant dissenters need not to be certified or registered in a registry: such places are to be registeyed in the General Registration °thee for births, deaths, and marriages. A fee of 2s. Cd. is to be taken for such certificates.  • The India Dissenters' Marriage act has been eXtended to China. The Dimenters' act has been transiated Lao Beugalee. The two find marriage certificates of noirriuges performed under the um act in Bengal have Dcogal Secretariat, by been sent io to the secretary' of the Dr. Boaz. _ .  --•— On Friday moroiog, the futons- of ljr, en extensive butcher: Cow-cres, Smahgeici, were greatly .thist 31r, Russell told P 01111144141 alarmed ou diset,xutmg suicide oo his uWil