The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1883-06-30 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DAMAGES FOR SLA` DER. ef crime, would be turned to useful service in t e reeks of the army. We hope to see the plan get a fair Mr. Under-Sheriff Scale and a jury were on trial. Tuesday, at the Town-hall, Meath, engaged in Meet people, if they noticed it at all, prebably aeoessing damag,ee in two actions brought by i,„. ticed with indifference the annommement teat Miss Annie Francis, of Trealew, against Wm. a lediah writer named Krasseweki had been arrested Jones, and Sarah his wife, and Thomas Jonesand in Dresden co the charge of being a military spy. Magaret, his wife, for slander. No appearances) Yet Kranewski is a very distiriguehed min in hie were entered to the writs served, and the jury own country, where he has played e part ver similar had now to assessthe damages. Mr. David to that of Henri Conscience in Belgium .In . n other Beeeier, Pontypridd, appeared for plaintiff. It ape wot de, be has practically created a literature. His peered thatpliuntiff'slatherkept an hotel at Avon brilliene novels Magic Lantern," " Mane," and Vele, near Cymer, which plaintiff and her sister others have practically supsreeded the French novels which were formerly so much read in Poland. managed. Unfortunately the business did not Kreseeweki is a poet, and a bieterian as well ; and as succeed, and defendants got annoyed about some be was born in 1812 he would seem to have taken to account alleged to be due to them. Upon the occupation of spy at a eoniewhat advanced age. plaintiff's family removing to the Rhon Ida _ Vailey the female defendant circulated a report that plaintiff had stolen money from them, had In the London Bankruptcy Court onWed need ay the fei are was announced of Messrs. Lawton awl Du:set, been guilty of immoral conduct, that she bad saerchante, of London and the Cape, with liabiliti,e had two illegitimate children, and kept company am.unting to M 60,000. with married men. The accusations plaintiff Misty Morrison went to the tree yard where denied "in teto."—The learned under-sheriff her husband was working and deliberately threw the having summed up the evidence, the jury contents of a bottle of oil of vitriol over his face, returned a verdict for £25 damages in each ease, neurally disfiguring it and destroying his eye--igia. with the costs. Th,, wife has been brought up at Manchester and reMailed. wee.mrrs . While s number ,4 unclaimed boxes and parcels Gwrevet Dress 5 Quist/ea Brrtems for chest were lacing searched at theeKiniee-croes statlen ,if disea-ses, such as bronchitis, asthma, and winter tlo Great Northern Railway Company, the bode ef cough. • ehed in a rifemmitied condition was forme in A be. On the b .ly being taken to a polieeotst on WALLACE'S for Boots and Shoes.-23e, tee di • • 'toil surgeon pronounced that Ole creel. High-street, Swansea. i which had been about two years old at the time • I Geneve Evess QuniturS BITTERS, nn Wren- death, had evidently been dead for two yeare—theugh able vegetable tonic for depression of spirits and thp cause of death could not then be &peer. &tree... melancholy police are makiug inquirers, and the bgly is awaiting at incl.:mt. GM:LYN EVANS a Quisties BITTES for bilious- On Wedneeday 'at the Old Bail y. William Deokey, nese and indigestion, in 2. 9d and 4e 6,1 le t'lee, 82. cerumn, was indicted for sesaultiug he. daughter of all chemiets. sgee under 12 years, and also for attempting ani..ii to. An important answer to .. How can Cancer The grand jery threw out the hill for seseu t, ei.ri Scurvy, Mug's Evil, Headache bleats mation,etc. the prisoner pleaded otilty t.,. a. ts.opting suicide. 1 I.e prevented 1' Keep tee blood pure be taking apieeiled that the prisorer had cut his own throat, HUGHES' Patent BLOOD PILL,. The great etabbed himself, and sadeaveured to bang bimself, medicine for scoring health misi everywhere: then he took poison. and finally attempted to drown Is. led, 2s. 96. nil 4a. 66. Advt. him-elf. The COlOlO di-Serceadt bound the priedner over iti rec.ognieamme of kfiLl to keep the peace, Tug &Yenisei Holliwallen.—lt was a tan picture and be of good behaviour tor 12 months. a true type:of an Engiish home. The surrouerhue .r of other ,e,,e,.. . . iv..tte playing will, a ri.tutb.. children in scenery was lovely, sad excepting the valuelof a ,I cimmithe, yard at HI ,heate, a little bey named Llengollen, as tine as could be see, anywhere. A. abstantial house steod on an eminence' Trevatt chnbed upon a grin4-tooe, when the frameaildreu romping gleefully on the antulatine lawn we. k eudiletly gave way, pl`ecipitating him to the d Their lauehter could he heard afar, indicat ng ground, ant the stone, reighine about scwt., fell on health, animal genets, and a full measure of en, aim and killed hiss. joyment Atte that it should be wherwiso -that At Manchester a woman named Dodd sent Is little Mamas should stalk into that fair spot -that those girl tea chemi-t's shop fee a peunyworeb of paregotic, happy faces and sparkling eyes should become some of which, as:cording to the mother's fita.epineLed with pain sal feverish through that aftlics event, watt administered to her child. The latter lion comtuon to all children—worms cud yet, uu- eh icily afte.rwarda died, and it was then discoverse lea. Williams' (Poutarlawe) Worm Lozenges are that what hail been *teen was laudanum. At an ini yell them as directed such must amenably he quest, the E.eroner said the person who supplied the is mse. Loss of aepette will eusue, awl the mimetic might be guilty of manslaughter, but WI it bloom nil leave the cheek and the laths will was denied that laudanum was served, them could lose Moir comeliness and roundness. The little be no criminal charge sustained on the evidence of ohm love these lozenges because they are aim it i Ike little girl. taste and palatable. They are sold by most 1 chemists at Old., mild.. and 2s. 96. pee box.e It I WALLACE'S GREAT SALE OF BOOTS should ho observed that the Chdrernmant stamp is