... BIRTHS,MARRIAG-E8,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 17th inst., at 92, Commercial-street, Newport, tna wife of Mr. John Phillips, chemist, of a daughter. On tlie 10th instant, at Doward House, Herefordshire, tha wife of G. B. Cullernu. Esq., of a son. „ On the 17th instant, Mrs. William Pnee, Court Cottage, ^OnThe IStfc inst. at Clear Brook, Carmarthenshire, the lady °o; 'the'4 th' fnsunf a? A&with. ...

... BIRTHS, MAllKUGES, AND DEATHS. BIliTiiS. Feb, 17, in Working-street, Cardiff, the wife of Edward Alexander, ship agent, 01 a son. Felt, l-t, the wile of Jolin D,H itS, cabinet maker, Cardiff, of a daughter. Feu, 17, at Newport, ihe wiîe of Mr. John PhiIJip¡;, chemist, Commercial-street, tlf a daughter. Feb. 15, at Newport, Mrs. John Hytulinan, wiae ami spirit merchant, of a daughter. Fei). 15, ...

... TilE EXPELLED WESLEYANS AT MERTHYIt. f To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIR,-Perrnit me to request the insertion of the following remarks ;— a In vo ir last number I observed a letter animidverti-.i- on a meeting held at the English Independent Chapel, for the purpose of affording to the exp-lled ministers an orportllnity of placing before the public of Merthyr a state-nent ...

... BIRTHS. MARRIAOEg,g DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 14th ult.. at Cardiff, the wife of Mr. J. Davies, cabinet mJnrtCf17U,au^:at Park Cottage, Carmarthen, the wife of LC'n'thJ ^Ui'ult1', wife of the ller. Edward blithe MrdX the wife of John Pollard, Esq., Castle ter- race, Thetford, Norfolk^of ^d^ugluc^ On the oeti..ill at the Tabernacle, Newport. by the Rev. ThornRs Gillman, Mr. Henry Francis, to Miss ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. THE ABERDARE STRIKE. To the Editor of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian. SIR, — I have read with some surprise, the letter signed T. Price in your last paper: for the impression left on my mind, on perusing the article of which he com- plains, was that it was highly complimentary to the dis- senting ministers as a body. It spoke of the impropriety of some unworthy persons as a ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 5th instant, the lady of E. B. Edwauls, Esq., solicitor Pontypoot.oftwinhoy- On the 5th instant, the wife of Mr. C. H. Oliver, stationer, Newport, f a son. On tfie 1st instant, at ilfracombe, Mrs. Joseph Westlake, (formerly of Newport,) of a daughter. On the 3rd instant, at I redegar Iron Works, the wife of Mr. On the 3rd instant. at I redegar Iron ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 13th instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. R. Mason, of Messrs. Birch and Davis's office, of a daughter. On the Hhh instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. William Crnig, locomotive superintendent to the Moumouthshire Canal and Railway Co., of a daughter. On the 11th instant, nt Newport, the wife of Mr. John Hyndman. wine and spirit merchant, or a ...

... BIRTHS, MUIRIA.GES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. March 12, at Risca, near Newport, the wife of Edward Robathan, Esq., surgeon, of a son. March 9, at Southsea, the wife of Henry Sach, Esq., formerly Surveyor of Stamps and Taxes for Monmouth- shire, of a son. March S, the wife of Mr. Noah Jones, builder, Caroline- street. of a son. March 12, the wife of Mr. Daniel Edwards, clothier, &C., Bute-street, of ...

... NEWPORT. ATHEX^UM- AND.. INSTITUTE.—Mr. Buckingham delivered his two concluding lectures oil the Holy Land, 011 Thurs- day and i-'riday evening la-,t, to a respectable and numerous audi- ence. The leccures were extremely interesting and instructive. Edward Bowling, esq., moved.a vote of Jhank&to Mr. Buckingham for his services, in a very eulogistic speech, which was seconded by Mr. Skinner, ...

... BI RT tiS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 17, at Crockherbtown, Cardiff, the wife of Edw. Evans. jun., Esq., surgeon, of a daughter. March 18, at Crockllt>rbtown, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Edward K>?nway, of a daughter, still born. March 10, Mrs. William Craig, Prospect House, Stow Hill, Newport, of a daughter. 17, the wife of Mr. Wm. Bowen, of the Shades Tavern, Neath, of a daughter. Marctl 16 ...

... FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT. On Monday morning, as the steam ship from Cork to Bristol was approaching the Hotwells, the passengers gazing on the romantic beauty of the scenery on evsry side, two ladies were observed st nding on the summit of the St. Vincent Cliffs, near the buttress of the projected suspension bridge, on the Clifton sicle one of the ladies appeared to be directing the attention of the ...

... THS, MARRIAGES,&DEATHS. BIRTHS. he 27th instant, at Newport, the lady of T. B. Batchelor nayor, of a daughter. he 27th instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. Robert am, butcher, Commercial-street, of a son. the 25th instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. Thomas ns, P.C., of a son. he 26th instant, at Newport, the wife of Mr. Samuel v, P.S., of twin daughters. he 26th instant, at Newport, the wife ...