Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-12-14 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

TOUNO WOMAN.-on Nfonday an in- the 2,12 instant. A large Tmkish force had assembled Bavagide had heen attacked by the R.usnians without In Waimb .... --8 2 6 Tough raker, TbroneSl assume or mossy dell; success. who failed on the 17th of November in a rene Chair ; Messrs. J. J. Strick, T. Owen, T. Glover, 1. D. . quest was held bofore G. Thomas, Esq., at Penallt, in at Nicopolis, on the opposite bank. the recent fatal collision at Straffan,. los The heart's a rover ever, the parish of Llatigeler, on the hotly of 'Meisel Griffiths, The Rinsian troops lately in Little Wallachia have attack upon the krt of St. Nicholas. A unall ur 16 I tenatiordshiren --910 n Shred, And thow on wave mod wild, Rees, T. Eike. Thomas, P. S. L. Grenfell, J. Wahers, she Ind given is . 10 0 Bottom& a single woman, who had been found dead on the previous retired before Ismail Paella's nemt recent demonstration. steamer was captured. The Capuden Pa - sheets, singlen - 11 widow and family of Mr. M'Nally, tam es 'dance for the 11. maiden with her lover walks, Eli James, Joseph Rutter, J. Oakshot, J. R. Tripp, J. blea - 13 0 0 Olda • Friday It appears that deceased resided with her aunt, General Fischbach, who commanded at Krajo-ea, has a grand b q a :in uet to the dieirals end officers of the Leg- . „ dm 'd e o I 0 plaintiffs went to show that the demean g 'oleos, The mother oath her child. Gl-tsabrook, and J. li. Vivian. - 10 15 o Yellow Metall, - -9 I° 0 9°.'h' . g & I. 'lt .° IS 0 I I -'fit vT.D. ni 1 : lir a :Ile Gt it :onS tab e company, I French fleet• on oard the Turkish flag ship, twiloopo but hail sotne time previous lived as servant with alr. been ordered to unite his forces with those a General lish ant _-, b . „frettem.eaanda _to 0 0 wetteeteees patent a cleared between t5OO and &600 a year by k a prof-es...oe The proceedings were commenced by the clerk read'Tie bright where're the heart is; Rees, of Gilvachmawr, whose son was alleged to be pay- Dannenberg at Bucharest. the ” alaffinoudie." The officers have Men presented , sonarea - 910 0 Metall.. o er • ''' .`''' - 2 0 - as solicitor, but the jury gave a vi edict for Hi , tnore ilion, ing the report or the Committee of Works, wltich proin which flans, ate., e T Ir. I In Liverponlb Poastos (memo lia fairy spells vaii Ming Mg his addresses to her. At the tione of I.er leaviint The Turks continue to pass to and fro between Rust- to the Sultan, and Lord Stratford made a speech, . -------W---- ' . - -al : : South American ton -- .C 3,500 while it was generally understood that the nom. FICA to.. 11l idle. Io tlie Wildernella, 110.11, • I that Mr. Rogsrs, having enclosed Spring Court, pport agatnst os,urfordshore)c And to the cleserts-sprtng. Waterloo.sireet,coimary to the outer a this biaid, the Mr.Rees's service she wasencienteand hequently appeared chuk and Mislian, and to filename Giumem. he promisiel to Abdul. ble,ljid edective su recommeoded Pia, Sio.l,Lly ' ' dec --4 1 6 ENGLISH Leann pany were willitig to give them t 5,000. Irt 6 Second. dispirited On subsequent occasimos. lo tit, einly p,, a A valued correspondent ot the Daily News at Con- utOust aggression. at the same time that he ..... 3 3,0. No. I. k pig l3', 1.. 23 0 ° action, brought against the compatty by Mr. Ivi,.huo, , There we greeol ish Sin esti]) omen, clerk be directed to write to Mr. Rogers upon the the day in question she was in her usual health and can- stantilloPie• writittg on the 21st of November, says :- the conclusion aan honotwable peace as soon as possiole 2..5ths No 3. --4 1 6 Sheet IlFer whieh effect... ghtlea ; sub,ect, requestiltg him to pull down the doors ; and in rOHEION 1 0.4 wine ana spirit broker, of Tower-street, London, end And e hay- to not each 'lidded eiore, case a Mr. Rogers n•ltising to do so, the surveyor be vented freely, but about five o'clock in the evening she " War continues, and the triumph of the Turkish arins, The Sella. replied that lie denired peace, but on the No. 1, in Wales --410 0 f Stirling's Potent Spaniah, in bond.- 22 0 0 who had received but a slight hurt in his leg by the acci_ W hen love's the star that Sahli.. &meted to take the necessary steps to remove the was kund dead by Rachel Daniels, a young woman who both in EuroPe mid Asia, continue also. Soli pacific condition that it should in no wise offend the honour o ed _ toughen pima, Examen 'nice. dent, a verd.ct was given for £5O, with 6d. costs ; aed a slept with her, having committed suicide by hangirtg negociations are smtken oa and General Baraguay 'Turkey, and that it 'noun, be compatible with his sonein Glasgow .... --317 6 Block "f is free veltere'er the hiart hi: same. 6 3 0 thud action, in which Miss Ellen Ferrell was plaintiff. herself with a rope. Deceased was 26 years of age. d'Hilliers talks openly of the earliest desire tor peace on reign rights. Ditto, in Wale... 4 0 0-4 5 0 Bar Nor elm'. nor deem-on then, Mr. Rogers was in attendance, and having pertnisFortnum Tra was adjusted outside the court. As compensanke for May check the mind... mitirings, sum granted him by ihe board to expiate the matter, Verdict-. 'Teinporary Insanity." the part of France, but, he adds, it must be peece now 'l'llE