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Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-12-20 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.  11.1, on Saturday morning an extraordinary awe of mini& was discovered at the Croydon General Post Office. In aneordence with an arr./tensest recently I made by the Poet Office anthorities, the aren't...earn night here been left in char,. of • sorting rb.eli, who ! 13.3 to commenc• htwa 7.30 p.m. sad remain in tbe office 011 eve 4.'clock on the following memo, when I he was ...red by another clerk. T. deck upon whom this duty devolved during the peat week 1,0. • young man owned lii.hard Smart, aged 21, who resided le Crv.ydon. On Friday night St.cl coin. mewed his work at tne larval time, said when the oth.c clerks left he senesced in hi. seoated health and isolate. Shortly sitorsrard• a mail mermen,. nanted Wise went to the Mb., but could not gain admit- ' WK., and after knocking many times mars tingly. he went away. Shortly after twelve o'clock be , returned with • mall-bee, sad again sought admittance, but being ea oneacoreelol ou the per einem occaelon, be obteined the amietrince of • ersitcbmsn, who sided him in gaining ...a thronnh • liwilitht 0•••• the doorway. After depositing hie h•ga Wee wet le mareh of Stuart. reborn be found in tbe tenting 0.7n0 in • standing poeitioo. Imseirinoo that he hod fallen asleep be islaPPrd brn minrtly on the shoulder to arouse him, but U. neving no rife., he examined hits more minutely, aad then discovered.. he bad committed exierbs by roapending himself to • reofe.ion • aro(1 distance above his bead with several pieces of cord, which proved eoffi.intly *sang to topper' hie body although his tom ...ached the dew. The body ea. cold when dbcovered, nod it l•bisileved that he mist bare suspended brave/14,mM, after his fellow c wk. left the db.. The body eraa promptly out down, and • local surgeon ter culled, who 1,013°0)06d bre to be extinct.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-10-25 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

INCREASE OF SUICIDE IN FRANCE.  The crime of micro omen to he dencinely cm the inmaso in Freer In the year 1874, ascordir t the othlo4 mar lust pubbrel, tar Imre 5.617 rim of red «, on an arm, Otter • d•T, boot • Ogre imei err yet bon nrechal Ware or probably ar other matey, thetea.h the ruird Seater appear to be drier of enthaer into orpetitioa Ira the ei./. Hoerr. 1. 2.172 came dresser/. err the tread erred far exit fur this word • 1,534 rare preferred drowsier. The reetaisir 1.591 deemord treader in a army of ore more or ises larainee, 1.1 .41 doomed with .11k. maser of roar The reser OM. to play • less framer per le thme ghastly &amen after the Fatah thee the Freer —a shanorree truth the thereat beepereheants of $O. 1.. earns .0.0044 .11y arc est fon A mew MINA bore good clod of sera dell. arid, to apply odd egret to his own York .04 0. tare and madame the Ansterar it general, eneedee 001 k. Ceth It hen Imen rated. though ea reetierble authority, ter tire me cry three recorded instamer of ged-derrectios by toe to be found in the swath of oar eau, that el the philrotther , Emperor, who threw ii;rneelf into the aster of Moat FAna 7, of • Freshman, who, in imithre of thr bad rem*, threw hirelf, 1. 18,1), iato the szehred Vera= ;gad of aa Eetlishotan, who Jusopel ; into the furore of a forge about the ye. 1911. 3.ich I feeble lege/aro as am $0 directed arrest the prtire ' of suicide seer very unlikely to be of mods aril to raying the 0.11; thrush, if Plutarch lob be breed, the Greer devised a meths of adoring ladies or to pot the aublunar edam without galas timely notion to their sa,usintance. We rad oth. 100.0 04 that lively smeller hew au recordable 100000 400 suicide read the ?Adair virsdis, fret war they meld not be dastard by the tear sad prayers of I We bride but a der e brag rued Ur toe body I a ...ery your maid who di I ehlt mord« should be • drawn naked through the rade, • thip 0000 701 to Übe bemay.—Prit relf dawns.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1876-08-30 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THE CHURCH IN WALES. would commit suicide. Daveieftrfti.-Thotnas Emanuel ma charged Tbe addren shich yr. of nonaiderahle length, Bay. where they rojoyed themelvv. in Se amid linrs-x•xma -Jame. OPCnasolly, a labourer. EY .rethee JneYtn•• l. MY .17 mm.• ii"r 'i '' itig with being drunk m Glyncormr. on Sunday the • • • wa,. everyone thane his beet to make a pies. charged with Ming streak and iedeesent in W nth The following lettre has been adder...lied by Sir.llll3th.,_an onsloy the I ith August. Atne of sm. .............reg...4 4 threye....'•lo.• in.'.. °I thm A.... .1, 0. the landing was that the thoubi not 0111 .• ' .. enjoyment. The mperintendent and esperialiv -trvet, wee fined 4re, and manor 21 day& io prong, I the had tried to go out I strou:d hers env. er.l a . " ..-- "Prem. "mi....T...1-(th.... 'ith"ire• Aftermath... by dm S. vi. William (distal,the Him,. Aden, mi.. Keep..., Miss, Lew. an-d niest.-Charlre Cookery. • mom, amoral mth S.,-Right Mad and plead wm lin perusing ...70.,.:,:',0.0.e.g:0t,`,7twi• tin't..ro'n--d- f"r hre.g kt.kweir th• ' ' M Roam and Mr. sn.., other lealie, added to the general comfort. The beglecting to Monne!. ma in tbe bargee Meek Eye. a "`" ' your an 06 bearing on the question of (the ap.• _ oio. _,._ ..._,. ,0_,_..„... Th_ _,,. parish no near ant.. um fired .i.Thars.... poe. glineeetitrx, Yr Knesith. jan.. erne Mr. Pugh, ton the on the 2nd ine.vras ennead to six ..4. imprison- pnin,p, fobe fin,h,,n,g i,f Of 8 ,enn.,,,.. • ..:;'. _ 'ere. tw th •••.? ‘ 7 : •i -•th. .•mr"..mment'-Ti 'mi.' W iii 'i re.. mead Mr. Mill+ with a large ...trait a hithelf by seined that a Remo., . t 0... •-r- ...treed with hem. drunk and doorderly. On the whole compmy m Lang.. Bay ith the ermine. mem mtb hart labour. - tomb th Hall. charged when oo ingneotiej new, ja, y„noe b.„.0. ai„ Yr. Chapman, Swam-O. in han4.ove wilt barn., mai the whole of the teachers aad fries. enjoyed • mth brine drunk and diatirderlr in Htgh-atreet. ma ‘,..,‘ a oh. weak and hitherto neglected Wel.. ..........i.- Th... 4 wre ..... treid• th.. th• Iph i..0.a P.c. ~....... Ent. mar the aa.aka ; . • piramet ramble over the hill* to the Yamaha. find (.. and cm, or wren dm, immeontait. mealier inhabitants a the •• princip•lity .4 Wolea " rei.. p.a... of .20, Eb......_.......„ ...00, ,bot near pier bridge. Ile !rim drank, aitil throwti:dir it.'.....mth.:ll?..hroothe_f"t"•...ll F...,,ere
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1879-07-16 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

RICHMOND MCNDZIL—The High Sheriff of the County of Sarre, has aced Monday, the Mth inst., as the date for the execution of Catherine Webster, now lying under sentence of death in Wanda. worth County Gaol for the murder of Mrs. Thomas, at Richmond,  Funs,' or ex Ham. —Dr. Landerer, • Hungarian astnralist, writes fr,,in Athens that a dead Afeican eagle, Gyynetex oveir'extes, errs lately found at Mainas on the southern Greek coaet. On examining the bird. an iren headid arrow over a loot lone was found trans. tired under one of the wings }..idently the eagle had been tired at end /din le in Atrbis by some native, and had borne the arrow in ite lxvly it. flight over the Mediterranean, until d fU dead from exhaustion on t eiebine land at Maio..  ST, Fohacen.r.—The following cable meruge ham h•er r.oelve•l st the London office of the X. Ibrald, from the Herald Weather Burma, Ness Y,,rk • Disturhames sense on tne Britian and Norw,ian, afferting Fr..nch, roman betweer ths I.6th and Pith inst.; rains south-east veering went ; gals. oe strong winds ; lightning."  - A Pansfuriscrr.—On the more of Jane 29 Dr. Jaco, Schleminger, • physician of Buda-Perth, wee found dead in Ilia bed in his lodgings at Bad.n, sear Vienna. evidently poisoned by morphia. He wae eizty.one year. of age, sod for the last thirty yean he been • leading physician in the Hungarian capital, mocti Estee. mecl and liked, and • great benefactor to the poor. He was afflicted with cancer in the noes, and he knew that hie case wee incurable. He went to Baden about two months ago, and at • festive gathering previous to his departure replying to the toast is hia health and the with that he might return cured, he answered ,nigmatically, •. When I return I ehall be finite freed from toy malady ; but I do not Yet know whether at my return I shall be able t 0... Ion." People ep-colated as to the meaning of the ephinulike statement which the event lase cleared up. and it le now remembered that he often used to discum suicide as an available resat.oe in caeca of painful and incurable disease. He belonged to the Jewish perstm•  A 1:11[711CLI SiDLT6 Di
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1879-02-26 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

INFLUENCE OF THE FAMILY STATE ON HEALTH AND MORALS.  It has been showo from etatistace that in general married people have a lees no ',tali, than the unmarried or widowed. Amorist facto. indicating the relation between marriage and physical health, it ham been pored by M. Jame., of Brined, that a all se. mu:lowers are ahout twice . lieNe 4. phthisis as other mee, hat that marrievi pivisile aro generally more liable to this dime.e than celibates This law is constaet for , women ) for men it holds good only before .25 yoars id age and after 45. Such facts and their meaning are discnssed by M. Bertillon in • paper following the one on " lit...istiee of Marriage, " which we noticed lately. M. Bertilloo go s on to show the influence of the fatally sta. on moral. Not only do married people die leas than other*, but they alioe• lees tendency to snicide, to mental derangement, to assaanination, to theft, and other evils of crimea Widowers ciimmit suicide much more than married nee. As regards crime generally they may be said to rank between the single (above) and the married (below). It is remarkable that men who have families commit lees crime. (including suicides) 03•13 Ulnae (married men) Ishii have not and tlie same appli. to widowers. The preeence of children recalls them. donbtlees, to a sense of duty The influence children, further, appear* to be greater than that of a •13.1 it keep back married net from mime more than widower.. In all social situations women are fiend to be mach I.e. dieposed to oboe than meet, and the Freesece of children greatly influences the morality of married women. Tito.e who have children show only ab et half the tendency to crime of the others. Widows, an the other hand, seem to be more often inspired with criminal thoughts where they have children than where they are without them. Is thia from miaery or rime other cease regard• suicide, the prawn. of • >oat' family evercwee a peceillarly well-marked inflame.. Both in the caae of married men and in Oat of widowers this pnwence diminishes by about one-half the tendency to commit suicide. Women are generally le disposed to micide than men :brit, whether ie the married state, or widow., they show much les tendency, to take away their own 1t0... where they have children than were they leave not. Bowe of theme med. are contrary to oommon
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1855-06-06 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

TEACIIERS.-01. Friday a 'morn was made in • parliamentary paper natal., to pupil teachers spotentired under the mintltee of the Coencil of Education. From 1846, the first operation, to December lest, 12,424 were epprenticid. On the 31st December there were 7,599 serving under apprenticoship.. The Number who loan terminated their apprenticeship at the end of lest year was 3,319. There arc nose engaged as assistant teachers or in charge of schools. 1,439; end of 694 mot engaged, 33 had emierated, 515 in other oceupatiom 'l".° mid 14ii returned as unkoma tn pisd (principally females anomiet or hying at Itont")• added en which 32 were seeking employment. 29 invalided teachers, 47 di ad, and It inquiries enanswered HUNGRY BARRINTERS --There i. a great conopetition among the leaden of the hot to- the appointments recated by Mr Phion, the Second Secretary to the Aolotiralty, viZ.:—(7ollllSei tO the Admiralty, Judge Advocate art the Fleet, Keened, of Devouport, 'Counsel to l'ost OW. MI Western Circuit and to the Royal Forests in Hampshire. The first appointment was worth £ello per annum. "Johnny" Brooms, the well known sporting Public.er and ex-prize tighter, committed suicide on Thursday by mitring his thr.t, at the Wrekia Tavern. Broad court, Bow court. It is supposed Moot he was lahonring under au attmk of delirium tremens whet. Ile eminented the mt. Twelve Yam ago the roach prnprietws between Lancaster andeartiale paid 1:2110 a year to the Prat Other hoc the privilege of carrying the mails toe ice a dm between those two places, anti at the prevent tit. the Post Office pays the railway companies £12,000 a year for performitec the same service. The moro intimate friends of the late Mr Lorkhtort are raising among themselves a sulweription sufficient to erect a monument at DrOurgh Abbey over his remaim. The chief subscribers aie the Earl of Ellesmere, Dean Millman, Mr R. Ford, Mr J. Murray, Dr Ferguson, and the Rev Dr Wellesley..
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1855-11-21 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

SIR COLIN CAMPSELL.—The Globe Saye In alluding, a day or two since, to the rumour that Sir Colo Campbell's return won influenced by grounds ist profee. Mom jealousy, we espremed our confident hom this the report would prove unfounded. We are now glad to find thet it is 111.finintled. Sir Colin Woo not wilt the arum when the intelligertee of the new appointment rmehed it, and tire gallant general could riot have given up his. , command in consequence of &malefaction with en. arrangement of which le could have had no knowledge. Further, Winn whet tra hear of Sir Cohn we do not hesitate to express our belief that when lie hears of tire manly and patriotic course adopted by 'Lord Rokeby and I General Barnard, ire will be the first to regret his de• parture at this crisis, and to demand permission to reeume his place at the head of his Highlanders, when the prMate affairs which have called him home shall have been satisfactorily aljusted." Gnomes Cuss or Seratne ramt Damemo.—Mt Morally, a elerk in the klank of England, it., carmine& suicide at Denton. He ye. a man of probity, and had long boem employed in the Bank. One night lie dreamt that OltiCets haul taken lion into custody on • charge ot fingery upon lira employees, the dream niatle a deep end painful inipression, mil Mr Mosely spoke of it in very : desponding tones. On the following night he had a sinidar dream on waking, very early in the morning. ! he went down stairs, got a carving knit, and, before kis wife had time to fellow Iroir freei the ladroom, gashed hinieell in the Mali: in three hours be died boil his mind seems to have been unclouded after he had wounded himself. A lIINT 10 BAILWAy CoMPANIES TO
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1855-04-18 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

PEMBROKESHIRE.  MAGISTERIAL FRACAS.—A singular event took glees at the Noither,li Petty b,cosieris livid 00 Thureday hist belore the Res It. liuelc,y and J. T. Bey non, Esq.—The oonsiablee for the respective parishom hod jam received their Appointments, and an toitiltition cues way tinder consideration, when Captain Child, en,retl the Coot t, hate...whom and the liee. It. liuokby there appeared to have rvated some ill frelnig, for no imd the Captain taken Ilia Beat on the beach than the the, gentle. molt willidiew 111141 111 coneequeace of the uncoutteoue language sobsequently employtd, eleit,ment ran very high, mid th., court was broken up. The incouvcnienee anti expense to the suitors mind have been considerable, so prolessional g,-otleuten front Catonarthen and Haverferdscst Wvre retained, while numerous wnuesses were 01 ti•ndunce.  • 'Musty SOIS beliered he must hare fallen with the bridge, elm meo struggling in the water, and solo Iwo of 111.°10 got out alire.—Ann Davis deposed that she 1.5. et.11:14 at her door at the tint. of the accident ; eould see every part of the bridge ; was looking steadfastly at it: aim man ot his liorse'd brad endeavouring to get the animal along, nod several nIl rprtol,s tootling one wny and the other; the iron-work of the tipper tooling. on the railway side. SWISS lifted up, it then gave n twist and immediately went down, the whole bridge Jell in shout :1 minutes ; the snepping oh the iron was like the snapping of • for of wood ; the man with the horse and cart weld backwards into the water, nod all the people on thr bridge tell Co togettier.—lhis wits the whole of the evidence, and the interest was adjourned till IL o'clock .1 ureday. Hide propetty in Bristol is itimarently st • discount. During last week the Cloys! Western butcl, College-green, boo thscOlitiiitioNl business; and Iltis, with soother large establishineut, Long's hotel, Clifton, makes the stecoil hotel which lim been elo-rd within little mute th2n 12 moot Its. Hr 0500 sin lIANuINO,—A lad named Wm. Borham, only right yrars iit age, committed suicide by hanging himself at Bristol n few days ago. The decesited, during She absence of his mother, euspentled himself to the hodpont ; he was not down olito, tot died shortly ofterwarda Last week a lady tottered St. Luke'. Church, Cheltenham, and wns aloont to take port iii the scrvice, obeli she was observed to foil forwatd. She ires immediately token out, and ...diked! owl aas al 11/0111, but the .nfortunate lady was dead before alto gould be taken to the port+. 111 E
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1855-08-15 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DISTRICT N EWS• CAUMAITIIBNSHIRE. ROlingui AT OWllcri.—A oyeterioun robbery bit brut perpetrated ot (iwlnfit, ths residooes of Lewis Lewis, Essi. It appears that Mn bewia bad about £250 in hie house tort specifies purpose, and on Saturday last Ike discovered that it hod been Moles'. A servant also had recently been distil...road, •as suopeeted, but on nomination on Tovaday Ivo, no proof mild be found to iniplicisto her. Too &Id, of barley have this wish been cut on Linnwail Bill, and if euitablo weather sets in, there mull be more than out atomic crop of corn. The potato blight lint wade ii. oppemanue in Thrlollo part, There is rio tinstaking the Ilinell.. The I hose suddenly decayed, but the haulms remain untouched at present. Home., Slur keenest apprehension are trended by the recollection of pm, lailurea, but we trust they twill um he  ..... -. ~.__. , rywheed. SUICIDE —l,net week Mr Thoe. Edward., el Langhorne, e normaltd anieide by handing himself nt bre barn. Ile , bed, for mune time preemies, exhibited eigna of despond- ' ency, but on the day previous to Ids committing the act , yese more composed. He Nell discovered by Ids daughter, , oho foonti hho loin. deed. Verdict, temporary insanity. , The deeeesed wne 06 yews of one. ' CALVANISiII• ktn-ritonis is—The Amociation .of lhe Calvinistic Methodism tor South Woles ess hell in CarMennen on Tuesday, W tolneethry, and Thursday lost. The Misisiers and Deacons aseembled for conference on Tomday evening', Wedit“day morning and otter.. ar Zion chepol. On Wednesday torenoon at Water-street chapel flee yOling 01•11 WerY S;'t •pilli. tO the mimatry. On tido occovon the Rev W. Davie, of Hhutoney, gave en oddress on the nature of. Chapel Church, and thy It. D. Charles, AT/ , oh 't reteeca College, delivered a very hue' pres,iee and mooted, charge to the young men on the responsibility of the ministry. Public service. were held to Wednewnyy end Thureday overdose by the Rove. U. Thonme, London, end W. Williams Swenma. At Water street chapel In Welsh, on T410.:(1/1, and Wednesday evenings, mod on Thursday in the open err by the lit.. E. Hams, Merthyr, W. Morrie, St David'e, O. Thema., London, J. Phillip, Ulmer, D. Waken,. and D. Rumplireye, kloulgomel 'shire, J. Wiliith ond E. Wither., ' Cando...hire, and E. Moltke., Glamorgattehire. 'The . aitendence wee very numerous, particulerly on Tharedey  afternoon.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1856-11-26 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THE CRIMES OF TOE PRESENT DAY. • (From the Sp.soiree. The catalogue of crimes perpetratcsi on life and properly continues to be enormously hes; v. A new fraud which comas out this week in the 'Great Northern Hallway Company is unimportant: in amount, put impoi cant as showing the number and I: extent of these depredations. It turns out that Redpatlis subordinate, Kent, is more implicated titan he was at first supposed to be, while this settlement of his property on his wife seems to imply A deliberate intent. Itedpath's discovery was I preceded by rumours pointing out the man by name; and there are new whispers of another arid to be detected elsewhere.  In die catalogue of murder the most conspicuous is that of Mr. Little, cashier at a Dublin Hailv-ay steno, It is not unlike the English case of Murky and Cope, with the difference that the murderer penetrated to. more private place, and wan 010. t likeL familiar with the huildiug. Coupled with the multiplicity of garottinga, burglaries, and suicides, this sadden attack npun a peaceful man ftr, . sent. a picture of a domestic in,curity which was I thought to be inconipatible with as age ot gaslights and [ohm. he Itaiian proverb says, •• Given the law, to find the flaw": our improted securities have but set rogues upon improved devices, and our secs. . opportunity.  rily is th'eir  The new road into at. James's Park Iron Pall I Mall was opened to the public on Monday, for "private carriages and hackney cab. only. 1 here I in now, therefore, a road to Amber, and Belgravia I tram Pall Mall. At the sittings of the Court of Queen's Bench I on Thursday, Lora Chief Justice Cainpuell granted a I rule Nisi, on the application of Sir Fredorick I Thesiger, calling upon Lind Earnest Vane Tempest to show why act amino! information should not ho tiled against him for an assault on Cornet Ames, with intent to provoke a breach of the peace, at , Brighton, on the 3lst October last. The • Roll Packet' says that KUM, expectation is witertaised that the Rev Dr Whiteside, of bcarbro', will be elevated to the ere of Ripon.
Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1856-09-10 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

USEFUL OR INTERESTRIG.  •r0n.14.04 I*?  SUICIDE OVER A OARING Tatih.—A—letter from Wiesbaden of the Istinstant, in the Cosofirationnel, says About two o'cl.k to-day, when players and lookesson were ranged round the roulette table of the Huresal, in this place, the report of hoe arms wm suddenly heard, and one of the pertons standing at the table was teen to stagger and fall dead on the ground It was tmelancholy spectacle, and rendered still more to by the gloom and obscurity of the place, caused by a violent thunderstorm which was raging at the time. The deceased, who wm a man in the prime of life, was evidently belonging to the higher ranks of today. His identity han not yst been ascertained, but he is mpposed to be a entire of Holland, an he wore a decoration of that country. He had recently arrived, and • few sainume before be fatal act had staked and lost his last five florin note. Panne of the players at the table appeared much affected at the merle and lett, but others rammed their play is another room, and in au hoar afterwards a military bond struck I up, and everything was life and gaiety." According to the itntitenr do Loner, the water of the 1 Loire, since the river haa returned to As bed, has become no changed in its chemical composition that, on tieing unalyse,l, it has been found exactly to r.seable meltter water. It remains to be seen how the trout and the other tinny inhabitants of the river will appreciate this change. As the atone of the new Parliament Palace is already showing signs of decay, men have been eet to work to cover it with a newly-A.4,MM eolution, which will, it is believed, preserve it root dmtructive atmospheric intluPrince Napoleon arrived in the "Heine Hortense," at Chritnlana, on the Alat Angina; the Prince gave up hie voyage to Cape North, in order that he might retUril to France at the appointed time bad weather atrengthenMg his resolve. tan Mirita