The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1884-03-01 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SUICIDE - AT- SWANSEA. SOON TIMID OW MX= EXTILLOISDrAay . _ _  A well dreeetcl young married wow,en, 26 year's of age, of Pentremawr, was charged with attempting to commit suicide by endeavouring to throw herself in the North Dock. P.C. 62 stated that at hall-peat eight o'clock on hiondity night he was on duty at the North Dock, and saw the decadent oa the quay well. She took  John Dantwr, sad Haw Osberae, two showmen were summoned for playing football in Alexandra-road, to the annoyance of the inhabitant; on the 16th Mat. P.C. 42 proeed the case, and defendants were each ordered to s. each costa.  PGY I  'P!7"°.  the next reznerked  that  rules. knew  woe that  eitibne.  I ilhiago  off her jacket and wait flowi &cc. 'OdpB/ seeing him, however, she picked it up again. I VI .I.....siitsslislartist edi.,cts:44.l There was no one with her. He ran sod callghl the defendant who appeared io be under the The weaddy meeting of ene glue Ebben Axi t HIS influence of drink. He asked her what she wan onWag held-it Usual it he Alberten, M doing there, mad she replied —" It is merely a . The elialthain wok W. v.j...pin. into D. DOM*, Amine ; greapre, Lloyd, Davies, lovers' quarrel between me and my young man.: I had no intention of de 1.1144 On the PlaidOnn were the • dock." Witnese then took the defendant to the end leebleme• Theenendenen atimnifb pollee station, lind on striving there, she seek vele nee se Meleb e° atPbebltJ. Inor. ti,kr ~be had been married that morning. and havitig• the melting the °barmen MR eble the Pita& had a few words with her buil:mind, abe went' ing M tem,Peranoe_ lenblie on for fall 01 as ever. But blue ribbonito4 most never give away from him She added that she 'had no rem, awl Yet threenfinbesil *is nearly as hid intention of jumping into the dock—The Sti. ' pendiary :—ls her husband in mud Y.—Witness 0P theirwork-. Efr w lino strove in a —Yee, ir.—The husband, a reatieetebly attired. 4.61°5. Lly twining *Meta Objoin, eary. orking.man apparently of theage of 27, then and to bit. Inmate ndnee be kit new to ids feet, and ad tearing the bench, said from it,VFhe duty of • teetotellera was net he aid the defendant wee married that meening nmy_ be totalebendniell, ben Aire° sfressge at View Vale, Mt ninoutb.-1 he Stipendiary— Ito rows•Paa• By drinlhe nallulled the bean Is it true that von and your wife had a quarrel ? metObaaged_. saw Annialaila The Busband-:I brought her down hero es a negnmedbY men mem,' mielitßy beelen nigt to her parent., and else ha 4 a faaa wows by therthattraids,, *Ultima kall-Merved end with them. She left the house and I west in imingin Mannelederamilde emtniedlete 011 of her anal this through the monster Drink, then ma* it search of her, but heard no Whigs' not time that solneth. jag shoed& he dometoeheek I was told Om war at the pollee sattion. The. Stipendlary—Are her relatives here? Husband: iteaiagnanea• Tn4e.(E'*swouta'*wrilintioneil, to —lea sir. Stipendiary— W.re yea goiaig to ' tint4mbit• °I ,1!,. _ sectAist. -in.hoitto stay a vs, clays Ivere F Husband—NO, air, I ntWelnlgt atln' Da° 419,410. was rob ghatk that night. Stipendiary—Were Young men to drink. you drunk ? Iftishand—No, sir. Me. Phllfps had vioae and we" dung ranil=l: - - Were you not drank yeaterday Ellarband— im• abatreeen) believed in Melte r beg No. sir. Stipendiary—What were you doing Me„„.__ir MAME, nen witillmblie ,ggilline.k down here'? Husliandl was going to leave wme Grant Men lilgs in • baslinnatalletenigi her with her parameter a month; but now I aus • teat going to take her back. Stipendiery—Was she a servant at, Ebbw. Vale ? Husbeant—lrta. Stipendiary—Then yen really are married? Hustauid—(handing die bench the masriegil ceitifieste)-9h, yes ,-shit Stipendiary—This is really a strange madittemosi story. Here you are man and wife, sudyou heal latter ge and asabethe hat of it. Now you aremarried and as they's", "be happy ever afterweada" There is an Old Latin proverb whioh mare "The earth to Mims is the beirieniesof love." (Laachter,) and as yon had better bear that in mind, and beetle Pre, your sentimental love again (Renewed laughter) menene in '""' "ler strong- blue ii. the husband and wife then left the court smiling ribbouitee. (Apeu.se.) Of Brahminima, the , the defendant having been discharged with a greet r'ditrM 'Wm, be (Mr- Aaron) maid eautiee. speak with some &mildew". His telati