The Herald of Wales and Monmouthshire Recorder. — 1884-06-07 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

EDO** 49104.11:r  rentor.  "7°r  Jce in  bia • ho 'ST  ijoiied tt  DO WINO . eye of Pair. l'onsonby-Fane. wee inspa.ables seder the circumstanoes to sea the risk of the fuse which a req.eat to retire redest have produced; so the individual in queetion was ailowed to remain, sad sa every possible seat had beim filled, the result was that it was absolutely nememary to plain one of the guests in the Duke of Albany's stall, which the Queen had ordered to be kept empty. After the ceremony there was es spiceaf beak to Louden, paid f°l' bY the &Mk , tor the um of the Invited company. aarembp.. to the plattermi *Ms viffilsotir i'ear&ed; tad bane tbs.gisted festers of our friend came to an end ;Jot. on Wag requested to produce hi/11*W ticket, he srele, •of mums, unable to do 00, end af..solostarf imeittid ow his out of the troll aud mskii solveng to do so tett politeb, but that. pt in so traree4 this, lei wield be taken sat by the • ; ere wan u~or it but submweems. was mry wealth, and he MS tioo mama to ham lost his eistamon souse; far I hear that Lord Sanely Lord Eimmare, Sir Henry Poosoriby, sad Sir John prieil have been bomb.rded with lettars,klotizilml:27 of the manner in which he had b. toasted. , however, if • man puts himself in so erprivocia a position, he cannot be surprised if hen dealt with somewhat roughly.  The Directors of the . I. Ce,, Limited, met on tbe - far eh 'not  twee, milk L+ss, the .. The proseat Rumney, and N ln his employ. tabled by Bees ' was formally semulded to the petty-sessions on Saturday. • Mx. David Lewis, an old inhabitant of Crimean, died somewhat suddenly at Swansea, on •-firinclay list. Mr. Lewis bad been suffering from a alight indisposition but appeared to have „tette recovered before his death. The deceased was fur upwards of 80 years manager of the Rail Mill and Raset Western Mills, under the old empeay of the copper miners of England. On Whit Monday, the fast and powerful steamer Privateer ran an excursion from Swansea to renby. The weather in the morning was anything but promising, but as the beat got further down the channel the primped* bemime more cheerful, and the sub ;bone brightly. There was a large number of km/imagers on board, who appeared to have enjoyed the run. A splendid band was in attendance under the conductorship of Mr G. Walters. Morns Evans, a timberman, employed at the Powell bnffryn Company's Aberaman • Aberdare. met with a fatal accident whilst at veldt in the pit on Tueaday. About ten o'olook in the ateeting deceased, Who resided at 11, •mig*..*, Aberamen, was working in the 74deerndo, and whilst in the act of breaking a ateesialither large one fell from the roof and eared tie handle of the sledge which he was 111114 to penetrate his bowels. Heonly survived • few boors afterwards.  Arthur  stealing  _ • AS rfinwpwri, Olt Tuesday, Slier, was *barged with tram of William *Tames outor is • milk-vendor, resid *Moser had been Mr some piumeney is to have  during  Stark  sesich2.ig  me  ~ mao!rl  purloined  aocaused  A labouring man was on Tuesday engaged in cleaning a tram-road of the cinder incline of the old works at Dowlaie, when he got between the empty and loaded trains of trains. Ire was oo dreadfully crushed that he died within four hours after the accident. On the same day • lad was scalded to death in the Cuba Forge of the iron works at Dowlaiii, by falling into a trough.  On Tuesday evening Maria Jones, an old woman of 68 mara of age, wife of David Jones, a Atka, residing at Merthyr, committed suicide by hanging herself to the bedpost. Deceased had tied a silk handkerchief around her neck and fastened it securely to the too of the post. She Wa. 'ner usual /date of health &Wet three o'clock in the afternoon, and between eight and nine was found hanging by her husband, who out her down.  At the Cardiff :ace Court on Wednesday, Daniel Trimlus and Charles Cattail again appeared under a remand, one charged with stealing and the other with receiving, knowing to be .to' some woollen goods while in transit from Newport to Treorky. The prisoners were again remanded until Monday in crder that Mr. Ensor, who appeared for the prosecution, might be enabled to procure some additional evidence.  Tte examinations for the exhibitions and scholarships in connection with the South Wales and Monmouthshire University College began on Tuesday at Cardiff, Swansea, New*Carmarthen, Brecon, and Merthyr El. The examinations are under the superintendence of the mayors of the several boroughs, except at Merthyr TAM, where the highconstable presides. The papers on Tuesday were translation and grammar in Welsh, Latin and Greek; on WedneEday, mathematics, English language, and hietoly ; and on Thursday, physics, cheraiAry, French and German. About 40 scholarships and exhibitions are to be triven away upon the results of the examina lions.  --The court gave their decision on Wednesday afternoon at the Guildhall, Swansea, in the enquiry respecting the loss of the Harry Blackwocd, of Liverpool. They found the cause of the stranding was the omission of the master to verify his position, the lights at the time being plainly visible. The vessel was not navigate' with proper and seamanlike care. The Court found with regret, that the master was in default, he having gone on ahead in blind confidence that, notwithstanding the flashes did not correspond with the supposed light, he must be right, and so ran upon destruction. Taking into consideration the mash r's previous good character and the fact that the light on the Long Sands was only placed there last year, and that the master was ignorant of its existence, the Court only suspeoded his oertifiente for this* months, and recommended that a mate's ear, WU:ate should be granted in the meantime.  mach aurinnainpo We% months about an all :the funeral. Ili awatase a gar noble coniuntanainth, *war ..,ods nalabbourloonrillowitt ..-poniu alder - srplicationa . Pre.o4o..as Vin . *NW titasiii dig ano, the public bad :loot . • a . - Win "46 jail* Sew in allotting, • '. • Wilt ' tbanolat:iin full. 411, 6., , win th ... ease `P'' iiiri irtilailhairts PdvitilY sialuntibui. ationireir-- lir -Oastba' =Vaasa to Wo wawiwoo C. - lUalpobZubla of inuuta.s•re‘ Wl= erene Criair 01 .