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... i'loinc The Shipping Gazette has recorded 394 wrecks since the first ot January. Land and Water announces the death at Regent's Park of the comparatively large chimpanzee from catarrh. It is understood that the return of her Majesty and the Court to Windsor Castle will be the beginning of a somewhat gayer season than usual. The Irish Times of Saturday states that it has been determined to ...
... MEN AND THINGS, MEK and their circumstances are always current topics. Circumstances have often much more to do with men— their habits, their tastes, and the aspect of their cha- racter, in tho estimate of others—than the most distinct attributes of personal predilections. It is a. very sug- gestive problem, Which is tho master power ? that of the man in forming the circumstances or that of ...
... TUESDAY.—(Before J. C. Fowler, Esq., and Captain R. T. Roberts.) Affiliation Order.—David Lloyd was summoned by Eliza- beth Williams as thefather of her illegitimate child. Last court day the ccise was adjourned as the defendant wished to offer a defence. To-day he did not appear, and had been to the complainant and wished to settle the case.—An order of 2s. 6d. for the first six weeks, 2s. ...
... LAW EXAMINATION.—Mr. W. J. Lloy.L second son of Mr. John Lloyd, of the King's Head Newport. successfully passed a final examination at THE Hall of the Incorporated Law Society, in London, h\st Hilary- term, and has been admitted w' ...
... SHIPPING CASUALTIES. The ship Abby Ryerson, of Yarmouth (N.S.), Dennis, from Cardiff, had very heavy weather, which washed away her skylight, &c. The Anguste and Louise, Hansen, from Cardiff, arrived on the 4th inst., with bulwarks stove, &c., having expe- rienced heavy weather. ...
... Brig-ham Young has a row wife, who is thus described bv the correspondent of a Milwaukle journal :—I saw the Presi- dent's last wife at the tabernacle on Sunday last. The lady's name before manias was Maria Folsam.. Her former resi- dence was at Council Bluffs, Iowa. She is an imperious- looking joung beauty, of the Grecian rather than the Roman order, and is very impe-ious am: jealous. Like ...
... THE STRIKE IY THE IRON TRADE.-Birmingham, Tuesday Evening.-Tlic workmen of VYednesbury Iron Works have agreed to-day, to accept the reduced wages, and go to work as soon as tl c turnacrs can b3 got ready for them. The dispute in the iro' trade, in South Staffordshire, is, therefore, atau end, for the present. ...
... LATE FIP.E.—It is with great satisfaction that we state that the amount for which Mr. T. Richards, chandler, was insured has been promptly paid. This speaks, of course, not so much in favour of the office, the Norwich Union, in paying the money, but that it was paid without any difficulty and without loss of time. We are happy to say that Mr. Richards has made arrangements to re- sume his ...
... Sacal JfitMltgence. ADMITTED TO THE observe among- those who passed the recent examination for admission as attorneys and solicitors, the name of Mr. Edward Thomas, a son of Mr. George Thomas, of the tirm of Barnard, Thomas, and Co., the well-known accountants, of Bristol and Cardiff. BRISTOL BANKRUPTCY CoultT.-In this Court, on Mon- day, the following case was heard:—He J. Habbakuk, Pe- ...
... FEB. 3.—FOURTH SUNDAY AJTER EPIPHAHY. Morning Prayer. Venite,—16. Daily Psalms-22. Te Deum—8 and Jubilate--85. Introit—205. Responses—Rogers in D. Hymn—156. Afternoon Service at half-past 3. Daily Psahas-24. Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis— Aldrich in G. Anthem, As pants the hart, Spobr Hymn—17, verses, i, iii, and vi. Litany and Sermon at 7 o clock in the Evening. Hymns -148; 192; 11, i, ii, ...
... NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a SPECIAL GENERAL SESSIONS of the PEACE for the County of Glamorgan will be holden at the TOWN HALL, Bridgend, in the said County, on TUESDAY, the Twenty- sixth day of FEBRUARY, 1867, at One o'clock in the Af- ternoon, for the Appointment of a CHIEF CONSTABLE of the Police of the said County, in the room of Captain Napier, deceased, and for other general purposes ...
... (From the New York Home Journal.) The following exquisite little poem, by Miss Marit Lacoste, Savannah, Ga., will commend itself by its touching pathos to all readers. The incident it comme- morates was unfortunately but too common in both. (American) armies: — Into a ward of the whitewashed walls, Where the dead and the dying lay— Wounded by bayonets, shells, and balls— Somebody's darling was ...