Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1861-09-04 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

TENTH GLAMORGAN VOLUNTEERS.-On Thursday last in fact, one gentleman, an owner of 24 houses had paid, (commencing at 7.30 a.m.), and letters are delivered at Cardiff 59 35 On Wednesday, just before leaving Killarney a sweepstake took place on the practice-ground of this 60, 56 II l'l ' 17 12 49 436 849 Ell 49 4; House for Muckross, her Majesty planted a" Welling- and yet such money had not been accounted for. There the window from 730 until 10 a.m. only. Marshfield I 811 2 fi se 4Si I as corps, at the East Moors, being their first match oi the had been 800 summonses issued, and when they came on The letter-box closes for the dispatch of the different Newport tonia Gigantea "in the lawn in front of the mansion, and is 39 9'3 13 , season. The distances fired at were 200 and 400 yards Llanwern then took leave of her kind host end hostess. 16 21 ' The attendance, considering the weather, was very good. for hearing perhaps something further would come out. mails as follows:maser... ......... . ............. ••••...... 1 se I ci Ii I 1' 83 5.. g 54 99 Four aborigines has been hung at Adelaide, in He advocated that a system should be adopted to prevent Ist Carmarthen (including Cardigan, and 1 Portskewet. At the 200 yards range, Private W. Williams, of High- towns on S. W.E.west of Swansea to Milford 10.0 p.m. e.i 20 45 4et 4 34 ellh':oPl'aron .. ~. ... as • 053 I 9 e, 01 33 146 58 I 47 South Australia, for murder. Before their execution they 16, 947 58 street, scored 8 points, Ist prize; Private Stephenson, 7, such a state of things. a . 5 -4,E The CLERK and several members observed that the 2nd Carmarthen (to Milford) lO.lO a.m. II 21 5 seemed to be aware of their awful situation. They made t ;41 43 29i 1 4 no confession, but tried to throw the blame on one second prize; Sergeant Sloper, 7. The two latter gen- 1.30 p.m. I'o'l' IC • 30 111 lb Oil another. When they were told they would be hung on tlemen, being tics, fired one shot each ; Mr. Stephenson only way of detecting such defaults was by summoning North Mail all parties who were entered as not having paid the rates. London Mail m Gatcombe (Parton Passage) 5.5° P.--. Newntia ii ll 35 "2311 SO i 5.5 5: '27 40 1 21 c 3. In 41 8 19 the following morning two of them were much dejected, scoring 2, Mr. Sloper 0. At 400 yards there were two Mr. WINSTONE and the CHAIRMAN considered that Letters may be posted with one additional penny stamp Grange Court and during the night inflicted several wounds on them, ties, viz., Private Woodman, 7, let prize; Private Bart- Cardiff had of late been very fortunate in the selection for the 2nd Carmarthen mail until 10.30 am.; for the Gloacester are. 7SO l 1 BMI z3O 1 2:1 43 *3l IS 11 41 6. L. a so is 4" 55 selves, not for the purpose of conamitting suicide, but to lett, 7, second prize. On firing off the tie the result was of rate-collectors, who had handed over every shilling north mail until 1,50 p.m.; and for the London mail woucemer 1& 2 .14, •••• `.....—..„ I &2 1 expreaS their excessive grief. Their victims were a Mrs, in favour of the first-named gentleman. until 6.30 p.m. dep. asis so ~n 3558 45 7 20. 140 Err'''. 6 11, - -.--,_ they had received. Cheltenham..arrival from S. W. 6451 25 'e,,,- 4503 so 7 3,, 135 It. i : 105 ..., Rainbird and her two children, who were murdered in a