... Edward Baker. miller, all of Swansea. DEATHS. Died, on the 28th of January, in his 100th year, Mr. ANDREWS POWELL, of the Tennis Court, in this town, beloved and respected by all who knew him, as an honest neighbour. Mr. Powell was a native of Usk, where ...

... without detriment to the public service Ollot Guest, Lord John Russel, Mr. Hume, Lord Vise Lowther, Mr. Ewart, Mr. Dillwyn, Mr. Tenny Mr. Ord, Mr. Wason, Captain Elliot, Mr. Agl'° Mr. Fazakerley, Mr. Divett, Colonel Maberly, rd Gisborne, Sir Harry Verney, Mr ...

... Llanwen- artli, where, no doubt,he will feel much pleasure in exhibiting them to whoever will call and see the same. The tennis court, for holding the Eisteddfod, is got up in such in-inner as it will ho d, at least, 1800, and not 1000 as stated in some ...

... St. James's Barton, Bristol. On the 25th of December, in Prosrmore-street, Aber- gavenny, Mr. John Harris, keeper of the Tennis Court, Abergavenny, aged 4S. On the 2Gth of December, aged 91, Mrs. Waldcn, rchct of Mr. Walden, hatter, of Abergavenny. On ...

... married woman **ho had never been blessed with issue should repair to the churchyard, being first duly provided with two 4OZen tennis-balls, one dozen of which were covered *'ith white and the other dozen with black leather; these were cast by the fair votaress ...

... ETYMOLOGY. ro THE EDITORS OF THE GAZETTE & GUARDIAN. In tenui labor ac tennis non gloria. GENTLEMEN,—Amongst the remarks contained in the letter which I h id the honour to address to you last week, 011 etymological investigation, I mentioned that, besides ...

... Stormont. Lurd James Stuart, Mr. O'Connell, Sir Francis Burden, Sir Michael Shaw Stewart, Mr. Lynch, Earl of Lincoln, Mr. Tenny- son, Mr. Hope Johnstone, Lord Viscount Milton, Mr. Ellice, Mr. Gillon, Mr. Fazakerley, Major Beaucleik, Lord Viscount Mandeville ...

... depended Oil the exer- tions made every minute, and, indeed, as every u:imit ...

... and old and young mixed together indiscriminately in one con- tinued scene of fun and frolic. The new large room at the Tennis Court was very handsomely and tastefully decorated for the occasion by Mr. Wilson, whose services had been engaged to assist ...

... circumstances;— Air. Jones, the deceased, resided near Usk, and had a daughter married to a person named Hands, who kept the Tennis Court at Cardiff. To assist his daughter and her husband, Jones allowed his name to be used in their busi- ness, and goods ...

... near the Railway Station, in the mproving Village of Newbridge, in the County of Gla- morgan; a Spacious HOUSE, called the Tennis Court, (in which the Proprietor carries on the business of a Tavern and Grocery,), Under-ground Cellars, a roomy Brewhouse ...

... to say that this town has but few attractions none, we believe, except some bowling-alleys. We have no bowling-green, our tennis- court has been taken down and a UrN PALACE erected on its sight; and of the means of enjoyment of other games the town is ...