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

SINDULAR OCCURRENCE AT 'MIDDLETON CHENEY. --On Tuesday an attempt ValA 'mule by Paul Jervis, a baker, to commit suicide by hangivg himself. The unhappy man tieing diwoyered, WHO cut down by a man, and the knife, which probably was used it, a slashing manner, caught the neck of a female who was standing by, tite". itea a-, led, inflicted a very serious wound. Blood flowed conic I and it woe though te t that her position was nc',. peril than even that of the pour fellow who had la Bllb but both are likely to recover, eeb( On Saturday week, as Mr. T'oettir, preotioe, of Ipswich, was Preaching i" l,ibwn .ek..pel, near Stowmar. ket, and immediately after lie hail ;,eii,.„ed the „..ssan.e uf Scripture Irma ally/ ka inten,'„d to lie fell doe n smeet,,e., „Hdi. Still remains in almost an unconscious stat-,.. We I.:ave to teeord the death of Mr, John James, f" Y.-Pr.>, Secondary of the City of London. Mr. Edwin Q.C., is his elaest eon. Ott Thursday night a young man, named Cooke, son of Mr. Coax, laudita of the Pheasant, -Mansfield, died from wounds he bud received the day previous. On the day in question Cooke, wit was emplayd iii the Matiejield station, was on the tine Mien a number of carriages were heing piped together, and unfortunately got entangled between the buffers. The poor fellow was frightfully crushed, and ling2roi in great agony until his death. As the warehouseman at the White Hart, Newinarket, juatited t'ulkin, woo engaged in unpacking some soda water, one of the bottles suddenly burst, and a quantity. et gloss struck liirn very severely in tlie face and eyes. After suffering the most excruciating pain, from inflawutatten and mortification, lie died. On Saturday last the Rev. It. Martin, minister of the Lower Chapel," Heckmundwike, NO% Halifax, put a period tut his existence by cutting the maiu crtery it: his left arm. Unhappy difkrenees in ecclesiastical matters are ascrincd as the eause.—Bahfier Journal. The Duke of Beaufort bad an interview with the Earl of Derby on Tneslla., at his otlicial residence ia Downing-street.  [Advertisement.3--Ncw that Summer has returned, every gentleman wi like to have a well-dressed Shirt, hence the consumptiuu of Starch will become much greater than it has been for stone months. The Pt ELIA STARCH' still continueS to thitititain its populakity for the dressing of Shirts; and while the eyeof the &teener is pleased, the comfort of the wearer is also seCiarcd, by the elasticity which is peculiar alone to this article. Starches are tremiemiy brought oat with a great flourish, .I,oto Pr4,cs are charged, hut in a short tittle tiley ili;r.upear from the ey. sot the puinie. NO 50 will] the GLI,NEIELD STARCH, nothing can stand in competitko with it, either as to Quality, Strength, Transparency, ElaatiCity, or Ecotmomy— iii uuparallelea eUmud  cremorne Gardens was made the scene of mom ttm rgral ft,tivity rm. Itory4Fry- tint! Turttry whoa the iiuniversare liAea al the Lee:lied Vh.taallers' were Tebbrnted. It la st,preeed that :LIMO would be utelt, rather that, over ttte n4ouber ofvisitme. - "  A Nendal pnper relates that this year a pair of blackbirds have already reared two broods, and are " tendin;r a third in the saute nest in theorden ut Xeswiek. . _ .