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... BIRTHS, MARIUlGrES, AND DEllMS. BIRTHS. HODKINSON.—March 9, the wife of Mr. Hodkinson, Cardiff, of a son. rHOMAS.—March 15, at Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Henry Thomas, draper, of a son. 3NELL.-Feb. 8, at Bristol, the wife of Mr. J. Penwardcn Snell, ship broker, etc., of a son. 30NYBEARE.—March 12, at Itchen-Stoke Vicarage, the wife of the Rev. C. R. Conybeare, of a daughter. BERKELEY.—March 14, ...
... inasmuch as they have carefully avoided bh'Ssii.g 11n district with anything of 111• • kind there is an;pie' scope for tbem_ to reform NI,IQ, caii- ot, but. justice we do expeet. and other means than solicitation be used. Let a, meeting be called whereat; the tradesmen can detail their nihi; .• grievances, and arrange the plan of campaign. There never was a better time than the present.. ...
... Strips. At Usk, October 10, the wife of Mr. William Hopkins of a At Pontypool, October 9, the wife of Mr. Richard Lewis butcher, of a daughter. > At Pontypool, October 13, the wife of Mr. Ebenezer Prosser, butcher, of a son. At Pohtypool, October 13, the wife of Mr. Edwin Phillips, grocer, of a daughter. At Pontypool, October 10, the wife of Mr.Wm. Thomas, draper, &c., of a son. iltntf)fS. At ...
... J EBROLD went to a party at which a Mr. Pepper had assembled all his friends. Jerrold said to his host, on entering the room, My dear Mr. Pepper, how ghul yon must be to see all your friends mustered. IN Ireland a sharp fellow is said to be as cute as Power's fox. the fox of Ballvhotherem. which used to read the newspapers every morning to find out where the hounds were to meet. WHEN a ...
... MARRIAGES. At the Wesleyan chapel, Abergavenny, June 6, Mr. John Hardman, builder, to Ann, daughter of Mr. Richards, carpenter, both of Abergavenny. At Nantyglo, May 29, Mr. David Williams, to Caroline, onlv daughter of Mr. David Williams, of the Fountain Inn, all if Abergavenny. At the Registrar's office, Abergavenny, May 27, Mr. William Davies, blacksmith, Abergavenny, to Eliza Willis, of ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BRUCE. —Jan, 15, at Duff yn, Aberdare, the wife of H. A. Bruce, Esq., M.P., of a son. SLOPER.—Jan. 9, at Abergware House, Aberdar?, the wife of Richard Sloper, Esq., of a son. EVANS. —Jan. U, at Brightou-terrace, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Reuben Evans, of a daughter. ING EST RE. — Jan. 19, at 17, Ecclestou-square, the Viscountess Iugestre, of a daughter. ...
... ■v 1 We have again to express our sincere regret that a paragraph, headed Pugilism at Troedy- rhiw, was permitted to appear in our impression of the 8th of November last. It was, undoubt- edly, calculated to hurt the feelings, and lower the character of Mr. Lewis Lewis, Glan Taff, to whom it in part referred; and ive, therefore) come forward to offer to him the fullest and most -unreserved ...
... Two MEN SAVED IN THE CHANNEL.—^Two labourers be. longing to the Flat Holms, were last week proceeding from that place to Cardiff, in a small boat laden with vegetables, and being overtaken by a squall from E.S.E., were driven on the Flats, near the entrance to Cardiff river, the sea making a fair breach over them. Two Pill men, named Charles Rumney and George Rumney, on board of pilot. skiff ...
... Btrttia. At Blaenavon, July 25, the wife of Mr. William Jones furnace Manager, of a son. The child lived but a few hours' At Willsbrook, Raglan, July 25, Charles Callow, Esq., aged 83 years. ...
... Ox DIT-that the celebrated Charles Matthews, the first light comedian of the day, may shortly be expected to delight a Newport audience; as we are given to under- stand that the manager of the Newport Theatre—uni- formly enterprising and untiring in his efforts to gratify the taste of his patrons,—is negociating with that eminent actor to visit the banks of the Usk. ...
... BIRTHS. At Abergavenny, Cross-street, on the 17th inst., the wife of Mr. John Maxwell Mc.Fariane, commercial traveller, of a daughter. DEATHS. On the 21st of May, at the residence of his father, Castle Parade, Usk, the Rev. J. P. R. Shepard, Incumbent of Monks- wood and Kemevs Commander, the eldest son of John Shepard, Esq., Solicitor, Usk, aged 42. ...
... gpfrrriap, wfis g!catl]s. BIRTHS. On the 29th ult., Mrs. Williams, chemist, 281, Bute- street, Car.liff, of a daughter. On the 23rd ult., the wife of Mr. J. Proger, Trnit y- street, Cardiff, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 22nd ult., at Lismore, Ireland, Mr. John Erskine Matthews to Miss Elizabeth Roberts, both of this town. On the 25th ult., at St. John's Church, Cardiff, by the Rev. C. ...