The Herald of Wales. — 1889-10-26 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DONS CHAPEL. be derived. (Hear, bear.) In everything they m 1 ,_ had to do with the directors of the Great' A unfortunate man named Keller, who had The Sunda,' School armirersatl services Western they had been most fairly met, and they been suffering for some time from cancer, coin_ connection with the Countess of utintingclon's had showed a desire to facilitate in every way m Mod suicide aa he lay in his bed in the Saint- ' Chapel were held at that, pla,,, of worship on their coming to Swansea. In conclusion be Antoine Hoapital, Paris. A few days ago when Sun y. wherethe pulpit was occupied by the thanked the members of the deputation for hia wife cells! to see him he told her that he felt Rev. J . Lochons,of Harerfordwest. Preaching their attendance, and promised that in any much better, and asked her to bring him ain the morning from the words contained in the way could meet them he would. (Hear.) razor when she returned. She, was on the poor woman, 1n x ta chapter of John, 24th verse--" Father, I . M. B. Williams also said that directors of delighted to Lear that her hueba will that they also whom thou haat given me the Rhondda line had every desire to meet the way to recovery, came back with the razor as be with me where I am, that they rieer,• of the deputation, but it WM entirely out soon as she could. When most of the pataenta may behold, my glory' —th, e rev' gentle-of their power. Their running powers only in the ward wore away Railer, burying his head man, in "'e course e` a most 'a- extended to St. Thomas, and they would requiredrew a vivid insture of the 1 fresh parliamentary powers to come to SWIIIIMM in the bedclothes, out his throat. A neighbour tereakml4 sermon, noticed that the Meets were rapidly becoming life of Cluna,te whom the men of all ages—all The deputation should address the director.- of" stained with blood, and gavethe alarm, an ranks and classes—had been irresistably drawn the Great Western Railway. when the nurses ran up, they found Keller hadl,y in . search of mercy • It was impossible, he Mr. Maliphant said it would be within the hurt, with the razor stall es hie hand. Be said = out, for any man or woman to become a ~,„„ power of the directors to bring the matter again abet his only regret was that he had not killed • an withent undergoing an entire 21.nnt- under the notice of the Great 'Western directors, himself at once. Be expired a few hours after- intellectually, bodily, and spiritually, ....'" e and a recommendation from them would have. wards, urged those present Muse every effort to abstain . __„‘. ...,___ ____ _ __...__ _ A__A_ from all appearance of evil and make the best of great ^7B.°` ".7,7° 7;i7DT"LieluZ27.3.l"'"l"""" Although matters have improved in acute every moment at their d..A, for hi ,mtadan tion waited upon teem Proenarters, fresh strikes have iset broken out at th,n; date, toward, God ti, eir ,enh, were placea Raised that the station should be re-opened. this as' and Flom, and Um miners are not in • •'ent danger. • During the „er,,iee„, Mr. Hazel: we shall have to coax them thm ea * with the mereeee of ten Per Mit agreed aerial' anthem; were creditably rendered by the time' to by the Escerpelle Company. This evening otoie under the ieedemhip of Mr. phimps. Sir John did not think it required much coaxan important meeting was to be held at which in. The directors were idl men of business, and it would be decided whether the strike ghoul/ With an imposing ceremonial the new church, if it could be shown that benefit WWI HWY to be i extend to all the Escarpsee mime. Imports...At built by the Duke of Newcastle on his Nott's derivetrerom the re-opening, they would open I measures have hsan taken with a view to the estate at Climber at a east of forty thousand it. He certainly thought the time 1 preservation of order, and the authorities are pounds, was opened on Tuesday by the Bishop had Mae when they should follow 1 reerreented as being in a state of great anxiety of Southwell and Lincoln. The church is iu the the matter up closely and see if i as to what may happen during the night, al- fourteenth century style, the plan of which is they could not bring this desideratum, though the men have '.m quiet enough so far. creole:min and of a most ornate character. It and they (the directors) were prepared to act in Some of the strikers are now endeavoming to in- is to be used as a private chapel by the Duke. ocrnyc• tion with the committee. duce the minera at Lyons, who had just resumed The opening c.erenony formed an Anglican Mr. Meliphant thanked the directors, and the their work to join the movement. function of striking interest. ertatica wilidrow ,  - • COMM:TER - THE REV, CHARLES Tof I"alim 411114414tali°u helds 564ouncill 14 when GA_RRETT IN