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Chwiliwch 15 miliwn o erthyglau papurau newydd Cymru

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The Siege of Charleston.

The Situation in Tennessee.

,The Mexican Question.

PREVENTION. OF INFANTICIDE.

EXTRACTING A-BATS TEETH. !

DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF HUNT'LY.

THE RUSSIAN REPLY TO ENGLAND.

JENNY BIND AT A HARVEST .FESTIVAL.

WHOLESALE SMUGGLING WROM HEM:…

| GREEK FIRE.

DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. EDWARD…

DEATH ON THE ROAD.

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; A DVEL BETWEEN TWO LADIES.

THE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAN…

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THE SUICIDE OF A YOUNG MAN AT BRIGHTON. On Monday evening an inquest was held at Brighton on the body of the young man who had shot himself on Saturday, when on the Groyne, and thence fallen into the sea. He was not known at first, for he had used every means to conceal who he was, but his sister, who had been to London in search of him, called at the police-station, Brighton, on her return home to Portsmouth, to give information of his absence. As she had heard nothing of the suicide when she entered the office, she was shown the body of the young man, whom she identified as her brother. The scene was a. most affecting one. The shattered part of the head was kept from view, and the poor girl kissed him over and over again, for it seems that they were much attached to each other, and were orphans, with an only brother, who is in the navy in foreign service. Her name was Elizabeth Atkin, and at the inquest she said ?— I live at 55, Upper Arundel-street, Landport The deceased was nineteen years of age, and was a pawnbroker's assistant. I last saw him alive on Saturday afternoon. He had been very low-spirited and dull for a day or two. "When I asked him what was the matter, he said, "Nothing;" and, "I can't help it." When he left on Saturday he said nothing of where he was to go, but went out as if he was going to his business, and said, "Good God bless you." She had received the following letter from him:—"My dearest Sister,—By the time you receive this I shall be miles away, and it is very likely you will never see me again in this world. I have been driven to this by something over which I had no control. I was going ta tell you over and over again, but I could not, nor can I now. Give my kindest, best love to Gerald. God bless him. I am sorry, truly sorry, at being obliged to leave home in this manner, but I cannot hdp.it. Please give Mr. Jeiiery 5s. for the loss of my services to day. Tell him I am extremely sorry at causing him so much inconvenience: He has nothing, to do with my going away. I sligH not tell any one. Rest assured you never did anything to give me the slightest offence, and that's what makes me feel it all the more; you were alvra-ys so, kind, so loving, and so thoughtful for my comforL-From, your wretched but loving brother;. BeosLAs. Love to Bill, if you ever see him." The above letter,, which was posted in Brighton on Saturday evening,, inclosed a P.O. order for 12s. 6d. jin answer to the coroner, she could not give any explanation of the cause which led her brother to commit the act. The jury returned a verdict of- tem- porary insanity.

; MR. DISRAELI ON HARVEST…

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