Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1860-11-14 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

CAWDOR.- We regret to ceased, and found her on the floor lying in a pool of shipping to any part of the world. " The hull I have accounts of the terror with is hich the Chinese popula- Cardin' 5 15 2 48 4 45 s 125 513 9 171 438 9IS I Biroalpgb. 245 7 5 111 0 uNtleew444p Newport 5 .1 :6111; 3030 ; .o'. $ 21 7 I: II: 24: ; 96 2,03 :20 247, Worelbter I 3 41 24011 25 announce the death of the Earl of Cawdor, which took blood. Mr. Richard Jones called immediately afterwards, proposed, constructed in this manner, perfectly shaped 632 341 615 place on Wednesday night at his seat, Stackpole Court, and pronounced her dead. Verdict, "Died by the visit- into the intended form, and as yet a solid mass of straight tion is struck at the advance of the allies, of the manner in which women and children are put to death, and of P• 111 1 Gloster up! 4 4010 511 SO 715 440 ,5 35 7l' 11 5, 8 411 5 Brlslol ...I ' 9 111 50 1556 55 IS. 5 311 IS 4.51 Pembroke. John Frederick Campbell, first Earl and ation of God." timbers, without siding, ribs, or casing of any kind, to the frightful suicides committed, are most painful. A „ Dawn II 12 30 4 3 second Baron Cawdor, Castlemartin, in the county of CLOTHING Ctum.-The annual distribution of clothes be efficiently calked, covered with several coats of heated „ down le 4112 45 $158£5 2 . 61e2 01 Pembroke, and Viscount Emlyn, in the county of Car- among the members of these clubs took place on Tues- tar or pitch, hermetically sealing the pores of the tim- correspondent of the Moseiteur says that, in the room in Bristol err 040220 5 45 0 *l. 6 se 8 20 Gloster .. 6 45 11 10 1 10 3 30 5 26 2 15 920 2 151 3 0 marthen, in the peerage of the United Kingdom, was day, the 6th, and Wednesday, the 7th inst, at Llanbybi hers, and the joints between them, and double planked, which he was sleeping on the night of the 11th of August, WT.,2;:otg sUir, 34 3", I: 454 43 315:. 54 I' 99 2427 at Pehtang, there were five women on the bed when he Birmingham.- It • $25 555429 10 30 94 ,20 Newport. 9 25 II 65 220 6 -1 9 341 I 4 11 27 3 46 5 /I , 5 Lord-Lieutenant and Castes Rotator= of Carmarthen- and Four Crosses, under the auspices of the Mimeo Ann. LS before mentioned; the first a vertical layer of planks first entered the place, all in the agonies of death ; four P.m 15.0. shire, a trustee of the British Museum, a D.C.L. and strong Williams. This useful charity is greatly' indebted or ribs, extending above the deck, and of sufficient had been poisoned, while the fifth had cut her-own throat Derby IS 55 3 311 1 5 34! 1 Llanelly.. 11 44 .5 5 617 2 111 F.R.S. He was the son of John, first Lord Cawdor, by for its support to the liberality of Capt. Jones Parry, the height and strength to aid in the formation of the super- with a piece of broken china. In the midst of these no- i.r,ferslt„sue .s 725 6 I i 5 1; ! N'Nlilfor.l 2 15. 15(1 6 3.5 111 34' 816,11 o the eldest daughter of the Earl of Carlisle, and was Hon. Colonel Douglas Pennant, the Trustees of the structure and bulwarks; and the second, a longitudinal fortunate creatures sat the master of the house on his 1.3 5101557 72 44 ,I 2 441' 1 Swansea .It 2 Carniff ... 95 3 3%51 44 313 ; 2563 1 25 s 40 4 1 9 511 831 66 11; 2 6 6 21 4 12 12 3 4 121 1 7 47