... author of several standard works, and was physician ac ooucheur to the Duchess of Kent upon the occasion of tbe birth of Queen Victoria. Dec. 5th, at Long Ashton, Edward Peters, Esq., fifty years m her Majesty 's Customs, at Bristol. ...

... was married on the same day as her Majesty, and presented ner husband with a daughter on the same day as that on which Queen Victoria made Prince Albert a similar present. MARRIED. Nov. 30, at St. Paul's, William Henry, son of the late Mr. William Southcott ...

... Esq., of the former place, UNION. May T6. at Nebo Chapel, by the Rev. Edw. Oliver, baptist Minister, David Matthews, of Victoria Works, and Ann Jones, of Brinmawr. DEATHS. On Sunday last, aged 34, Eliza, the beloved wife of :\1r D. G. Currie, draper ...

... inspire the audience witii loyal feelings and patriotic attachment to our beloved Queen. Fervent prayer was offered up for the health, happi- ness and prosperity of Victoria, in which the audience seemed to join with more than ordinary emotion. A spoiitaticous ...

... he experimental Admiral Parker, got under If't, V command of Rear- to sea, accompanied by her M8 afteloon and Proceeded Victoria and Albert. Neverm her steara-yacht the Englishman might feel more infft 5 spectacle of which an witnessed here this day-ES^ ...

... Edwards, grocer, Rhymney iron works, to Maria, fourth daughter of Mr. John Sanders, for- merly of Blaenavon iron works, now of Victoria wharf, at Newport. 3rd, at St. Nicholas, Bristol, by the Rev. N. Barrow, Jane Francis, third daughter of the late Mr. Oliver ...

... Charles Leslie Courtenav, her Majesty's domestic chaplain, to Lady Caroline Somers Cocks, one of the maids of honour to the Queen, daughter of Earl Somers. June 19, at Exton Park. Sir James Carnegie, Bart., to Lady Catherine Noel, daughter of the Earl of ...