... Molyneaux, Stroud, Gloucestershire Rev. H. H. Letchworth and party Mr C. K. Eddowes, Derby Mr Capel V. Harcourt, Dolganeg, Monmouthshire Rev. J. Ind Smith and Mrs Ind Smith, Lee, Kent Mr A. R. Temple, Cambridge Mr John Round, and family, Brighton Mr and Mrs ...

... printed, or turn out to be untrue. BIRTHS. On the 26th ult., at Boulston Lodge, the wife of Mr John Griffin, Crumlin, Monmouthshire, of a son. On the 27th ult., at Tenhy, the wife of Mr R. Mathms, National Schoolmaster, of a daughter. Lately, at Saundersfoot ...

... E. Mr and Mrs Alfred Blake, Mr Charles Blake, Mr and Mrs John Lloyd, Mr and Mrs W. J. Lloyd, and Miss Lloyd, Newport, Monmouthshire Mrs Sach, Le wish am, Kent MR J. R. DAVIES, TANYCOED. Mr and Mrs Leach, family, manservant, and maid, Oak Hill, Hampstead ...

... Mr H. Wardly, Manchester Mr H. W. Walker, Surrey Mr and Mrs Robert Hodgson, Liverpool Mr and Mrs Alfred Blake, Newport, Monmouthshire Mr Charles Blake, Temple, London Mr J. Talbot Tomkins, Newport BELLE VUE. Mr Ellis Williams and family, 40, Bedford Square ...

... Delamore Mr and Mrs Alfred Blake, Mr Charles Blake, Mr and Mrs John Lloyd, Mr and Mrs W. J. Lloyd, and Miss Lloyd, Newport, Monmouthshire REV. JAMES JONES, BORTHWEN. Mr and Mrs Pembroke and family, :Bristol-road, Edgbaston Mas DEDWITH. Mrs, Miss S. G., and ...

... Cranston and family, Ludlow Mr More and party Mr and Mrs Manmatt Mrs Bynon and family Captain and Mrs Williams, Newport, Monmouthshire 43, MARINE-TERRACE. Mr and Mrs Tucker and Mr Herbert Hughes, Shrews- bury S. W. and Mrs Parry, St. Nicholas Rectory, Hereford ...

... INTELLIGENCE. The Ellen and Sarah, of Ulversfon, parted her cable in Goultop Roads, loaded with gunpowder, bound to Newport, Monmouthshire. Also two other vessels, nine unknown. COAL —A very valuable vein of hard coal has just been discovered on the farm of ...

... rector of Merthyr, Carmarthen, the Kev..RUPERT H. MORRIS, M. A., Principal of the Train- ing College for South Wales and Monmouthshire, to FANN? ADA, fifth daughter of Lieut.-General GOLD. Hth, at the Independent Chapel. Dolsrellev. bv the Key. Evan Jones ...

... Broseley ST. DAVID'S HOUSE, MARINE TERRACE. Mrs and Mr John Wake, Hertfordshire Mr Hugh D. Morgan and Mrs Morgan, Tredega Monmouthshire MORFA HOUSE, MARINE-TERRACE. Mr and Mrs Baker and family, Birmingham YORK HOUSE, MARINE-TERRACE. Mr and Mrs Gerrard, Bank ...

... Carpenter, Herefood 23a, PORTLAND-STREET. Mr and Miss Webb 26, PORTLAND-STREET. Miss Parsons, Shrewsbury Mr Parsons, Newport, Monmouthshire Mr and Mrs J. Parsons, Bristol 37, PORTLAND-ROAD. Mrs E. Evans and family, and Mrs Adie Mosely., Bir- mingham Mr and Mrs ...

... TIN STAKES, Of 25 sovs, added to a sweepstakes of 3 sovs each, for horses that have been regularly hunted in South or Monmouthshire during tho season of 1866 or 1861, that have never paid racehorse duiy, or beeu in a publiC training stable. Four years ...

... Cheshire GLANAIG. Mr, Mrs, and Miss Kemp, and Miss Baines, Leicester WESLEY COTTAGE. Mr and Mrs Henry Mnllock, Newport, Monmouthshire GLANLLYN COTTAGE. Rev. J. and Mrs Holme, Bradford MR D. DAVIES, TANYGBAIG. Rev. John and Miss Cole, Exeter Mr and Mrs Blake ...