... ball announced for Thurs- day night will probably be postponed in consequence of this sad event. SUICIDE—On Tuesday last a married man, named William Edwards, a shoemaker, aged 41 years, residing at Pentreporth, Carmarthen, drowned himself in the lower ...

... created a baronet in 1821, and in 1861 was elected a trustee of the British Museum. He leaves two daughters, one of whom is married to Mr James Orchard Halliwell, the well-known commentator on Shakspeare, and one to Nie Rev. J. E. Addison Fenwick, M.A., ...

... he was the best and m«st successful admiaistrator India has seen since the days of Dalhousie. He married in October, 1848, tho days of Dalhousie. He married in October, 1848, the Hon. Blanche Julia Wyndham, fourth daughter of George, first Lord Leconfield ...

... charge then and there. She pro- duced her marriage-certificate, but had no witness present to prove her identity. Prisoner was married to his second wife at St. Paul's in this town about three months ago. ...

... to decide as -to the of a petition to the employers. MARRIAGE OF THE EMPEROR OF CHINA.-The Emperor Of China is soon to be married, and has imported a pair of elephants to assist at the ceremony. His future con- is undergoing a careful training in the etiquette ...

... Lord HOWARD of Glossop, in 1861, married AUGUSTA, only daughter and heiress of the Hon, GEORGE HENRY TALBOT, and niece of the 17th Earl of Shrews- bury. On the death of this lady, in 1862, his lordship subsequently married WINIFRIDE MARY, third daughter ...

... guilty, and having been previously convicted, was sentenced to eight months. CURIOUS FRAUD AT MERTHYR.—June Davies, 41, a married woman, pleaded guilty to unlawfully obtaining for her child, David, aged 6 years, by means of false pre- tences, i.e., by ...

... making a statement ln refer- j?nce to the distribution of tickets for the Thanksgiving at Paul's He complained that while married members were allowed tickets for their wives, unmarried members not allowed tickets for their sisters or their ladies, cii ...

... Nantywaun, was charged with assaulting; Janet his wife on the 12th inst. It appeared from the wife's evidence that their married life had been very uncomfortable, and for some time past she and her partner had resided with their respective mothers. Lat- ...

... youngest daughter of Mr. PEERS WILLIAMS, of Temple, is sister to Lady D AX GAN and f to Colonel OWEN WILLIAMS, of tho Blues. She married in 1860 Lord CHARLES INNES KEn, Captain in the Scots Fusilier Guards, and second son of the Duke of Box- f BURGHE. She was ...

... young man here with only a pack in his house to put on his back and be off when he likes; but others cannot be off. I am married and have a family, and so have a good many others. Do not let us strike. Let us bind together and be firm; but avoid a strike ...

... transferred to Ann David, widow of the former landlord.—Ann James, of Penmark, summoned Edward Williams, of Porthkerry, a married man, as the father of her illegitimate child. The defendant was ordered to pay 2s. per week arid 10s. for the midwife.— John ...