The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1884-10-18 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

THE NOISY HELLS OP SWANSEA. VO THE EDITOR.  Sir. —Will you kiadly issert this letter ia your valuable paper on behalf of the impectablo in habitants of Singleton Terrain, ia respect to the abominable naissime that we hare be pat up with la the shape of from sir to eight females aids= in white aprons, supposed to be balk= from souls of the lanadrisi in James street. These We damsels amomblo nightly from 10 to 19 =der the w light at the lower •M of the terrace, %Caging, Amain, owning, and swearing alternatoly, and moaning every respectable person that passes by, whether soliciting prostitution or not I aumen my. They ▪ obetniet part of the street until they think fit to retire, and if requested by any of the asighboars to leave, they will make nee of obscene lan=age too filthy to be repeated. I hops something will be done by the =Mork= to put mi and to this unseemly practise. If the JlAtise==n; lade= could not the lialvalion Army do something by the way of haus( a Neeethes at mideight, and by to aim= mass of their Mons souls, or if they cannot be persuaded to anitertake oaths godly tisk, we mad try end memil on the miseionary societies to spare a few of their misionaries, instead of sending thers all abread among the heatlion.--Yosn, .CloosuitPins Irta. ' Swans= Oot, 13, 1884.  Earl Beauchamp has opened a Oonaerratire Club at Dudley. Mr P. Coll has been appointed Crown Solicitor for Dublin, in the room of Mr W. Anderson, retired.  The French steamer Arctiqae has been destroyed by fire after stranding in the Straits of Magellan. Madame Urway, a wall-known lady in Noth society, icui committed suicide by shooting herself.  The tenth ennlve,isry of the London School of Medicine for Women he. been celebrated by:a convereazieue.  Two men named Bainbean and Said have been sentenced to eighteen and six mouths' fins prisonment reepeotiveiy, for fraud. Tom Banker, an old offender, has been sentenced to seven years' pmal servitude at Derby, for stealing • couple of pairs of boots. Wm. Johnson jumped from his bedroom into the street, at Derby, while suffering from typhoid fever, and was killed. Two farm servants have been sentenced to two year.' imprisonment for maiming eattle at Driffield. The Earl of Lytton has, it is stated, applied for an injunction prohibiting the ,publioatson of "Letters of the late Lord Lytton. '  A farmer of Rare Island, Cape Clear, in the course of a dispute about about some cattle, murdered his nephew. At the Surrey Quarter Sessions it was resolved to levy a county rate of three farthings in the £ to meet the expenditure of the current quarter.  Sir William Harcourt, 'peaking at Derby, attributed the greatness of England to the scientiflo discoveries of the beginning of the present century.  At a meeting of the Irish'National League, Mr Harrington' M.P., said that although the Labourers' Aot had been in force two year., not a single cottage had been built under ite proem:ions.  The =mail of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce have p-esented a petition to the Lord Mayor of that city, against the proposed renaming of the streets on oommoMal grounds. The Post-Muter General haa given a oontraet for 160 millions of post-oards to a German firm, on the ground of exoellenoe beyond those of -ompeting firms. A Pisa t.legram sayer—Madame Drway, wife of the editor of the "Pests Naplo," • laslo' well-known in Pesth soelety, had committed • licide I y shooting herself.  )-oompetiz7g