... lie was picked up in a very sad state. He was conveyed to the infirmary, where he now remains. SUDDEN DEATH On Tuesday, a married woman, named Elizabeth Nash, living ))tSouthey-street,Roath, was reported to have died suddenly. l'H.OJ'EHT SALE.— On Tuesday ...

... town to many souls, who were brought to God after leading lives of infamy. it was while at this station that Ridsdel got married to Capt. Annie Davis, which event was not only made a great blessing to him, but to many others in this town. The muscular ...

... known as the fop of the Bar and was fatuous for his personal appearance, spotless linen, and faultless attire. His lordship married Lady Diana Beauclerc, sister of the Duke of St. Albans, and has been star ofnrst magnitude in the firmament of fashion, although ...

... ASSAULT BY A SOLDIER.—John Naven, soldier, was charged with attempting to commit an indecent assault on Bridget Cross, a young married woman. The prosecutrix said she was the wife of Oliver Cross, the hospital sergeant at Cardiff Barracks. On Monday night, ...

... since. She was now living with her mother. Cross examined by Mr. Vachell: They had been quarrel ing ever since they were married. She had private property, about 130 a year, by her marriage settlement, and there had been a good deal of ill feeling through ...

... another descent, and then four men were brought up from the downcast alive, viz :— David Morris, David Jenkins, John Evans, married, and David Maloney, single, these men reported that they had seen sixteen dead bodies, but they do not appear to have known ...

... ascer'ained, of those poor persons who will be depending upon public generosity for some time. As far as we can gather, 6 j married and 36 single men have lost their lives, a total of 101. There are 65 widows, and 206 children and other dependents. It was ...

... agreement was how .-ver, arrived at, and the meeting adjourned. SEKIOUH ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday afternoon Wm Herbert Watts, married man, who is in the employ of the Bute Trustees, was run over by a railway truck on the Bute line. He appears to have received ...

... THE COUHSK OF TRUE LOVE. When GOLDSMITH sketched the character of his famous Yicar, he drew a picture of married life which is generally understood to be ex- ceptionally rare. DR. PRIMROSE and his wife never had a quarrel, and SAMUEL Jonxsox, when criticising ...

... police court Mr. Ensor has repeated the expression Frailty thy name is woman. The frailty in this instance consisted of a married woman who had sent her husband to gaol for three months, and obtained a judicial separation from him, living with him again ...

... apparently poverty-stricken home vras already subdivided in defiance of the conditions of tenancy. The eldest daughter had been married some little time without the landlord or bailiff finding it out, and there was the bridegroom established in half of the house ...

... wife and the man was his son. He (witness) lived at Gorse Cottage, which was his own property. He had a pension. He had been married to the deceased thirty years, but latterly she slept by herself. On Tuesday he found her dead on the floor of the room, and ...