The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1870-05-27 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

SIJIUI OF AN UNDFRGRADUATE.— of the country police, who was Passing Prescot House; of most of them has passed away now. Besides 'no one coming for it, the suspicion strengthened Kr. 2G.. re.,,,,,,, an exhibitioner of Ballot College, a. Lane, Widnes, was arrested by the cries of a female I writing for the stage, he was himself a most a., coin- that the ring belonged to Ann GO3B and that now Ii mrted to commit suicide by cutting his throat on in distress in a field oppositethe police station. The plished amateur performer, and as a member of the , the Mydclletons were afraid to claim it. At the superintendent hastened th the spot, where he found, Guild of Literature and Art, constantly acted in adjomned inquest Vincent positively swore to these Friday. He was found by a man named Rowland, with a razor by his side, covered with blood, and a pit containingwater,fromwhichaman was walking. I aid of its funds. Very many of our readers will no two women as being the same, the Myddletons in was conveyed to the Infirmary, where he lies in a The superintendent stopped the man, who proved' doubt recollect the consummate humour and keen an equally positive manner swearing that they knew , recarions state. Mr. Greg had been noticed to be to be Patrick Lyons, of 'Widnes, a labourer, and I drollery with which he only a short time since gave nothing about it, The positive manner in which IP i asked him if he had heard the cries of the woman, thlhis readings of the character of Falstaff. In this he swore to them, together with other statements Sepressed from over-study and disappointment. which the man replied, "Don'tlock me up to-night," I impersonation—he was accustomed to say that nes that bad been made with reference to them, caused ' THE PREMIER OF Viesoßle.—Mr. M'Culloch has In answer to the question whether his wife was I ture had fitted him for the character—he was in- some of the twenty-one jurymen to suspect that been created a Knight Bachelor and is now Sir James not with him, Lyons said, She has been, but I do ituitable. He was one of the group of authors who, there were others besides the prisoner in the plot. M. Culloch. Australian papers state that he declined not know where she is." The superintendent then with Douglas Jerrold, Thackeray, Mayhew, and Gil_ The report of the inquiry about the ring having been s Companionship of the Order of St. Michael aid took the man back to the pit, and having observed bed a Beckett, decided on establishing rends with read by the lady to whom the ring really belonsed, Se George, when that distinction was accepted I ,s, ' something floating in the water he whistled for I the aid of the great hnmourist of drawing—Leesls. I she has now come forward and claimed it. She 311.. O'Shanassy and Mr. Sladen ; and that by the assistance. Several persons came to his help, and On the retirement of Mr. Henry Mayhew, he be- I says that she took it to Vincent, and asked him to last mail a despatch from Lord Granville was rethe floating body, which proved to be that of Lyons's came chief editor of our satirical contemporary, and I make it smaller, and also to alter its appearance by eo: red in which the writer observes that although wife, was drawn out of the water, but the poor I held the post up to the time of his sudden death, making it narrower, exactly as he states. It was the t tusk of Knight Bachelor takes precedence of a woman was dead. The body was removed to Lyons's Mr. Mark Lemon used also to beat one time a con- given to her by her sister. She did not send for Slompanionship of any Order, it is in general lese house in Margaret-street, Widnes, and the man was Istint contributor to "Household Words," and some it again, she says, because she sent several thus significant of peculiar servioesor personal eminence, detained in custody Pending further inquiries. Ile of the most amusing papers in it were from his pen, and it was not done. Though the lady herself is and that he has little doubt that in this country a was under the influence of drink, and from the I Ile was a man of the most genial temperament and not much like Mrs. Myddleton, the young woman, ;Companionship of the Bath would in general be --s - appeared as if he also bad ' one who had the rare faculty of at once perceiviess . her servant, whom she sent, bears a striking recondition of his clothes it valued at least as highly as a knighthood by those been in the water. He said that his wife and him- j literary abilities and sincerely trying to bring them I semblance to Myddleton' Is daughter, Vincent has 5llO are eligible to it. But on the prt sent occasion self had been to a christening, and were returning ' forwerd. The idea of petty jealousy never found entirely lost the sight of one eye, and the sight of no was very desirous to avoid anything that could home when his wife fell into the pit. At present, is place in his mind, and he was only too proud of the other is very defective. Mr. Huelia's will has be con,edered a slight either to Mr.M'Culloch or to I however, it is unknown whether the poor woman :b • success of the young men when, be introduced been found in a small room in his house amongst zhe influential Dart,' r.-....A.1 with hitu in uolitice. I lost her life through misadventure or through be. , into the walks of literature. His death will be loug some valuable plate, which it is stronee Miller did —TimesI leg pushed into the water.—Lieereool Mercury. old sincerely lamented, no' discover. 1