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... A Board of Trade inquiry into the loss of the Tiber exonerates the master from blame. A new Roman Catholic church was opened on Wednesday at Ventnor, Isle of Wight. At Norwich, on Wednesday, the Queen's birth- day was celebrated by a volunteer review, dinner to aged poor, aud athletic sports. Just before the close of the latter the grand stand fell, and a number of ladies and gentlemen fell. ...
... THE IRISH CHURCH.—At a meeting on Wednes- day of the English Committee of the Irish Church Sus- tentation Fund, a report was adopted stating the requirements of the Church thus :—Two archbishops at jE2,000 10 bishops at jgl,200 1,000 clergy at £.550 repairs of 1,000 churches, £20,000-10tal required, jE300,000 per annum. LONDON SCHOOL BOARD.—At a meeting of the London School Board, on Wednesday ...
... DEATHS. On the 5th inst., at Maesinelyn, near Neath, Eliza, third daughter of the late Henry Kirkhouse, Esq., formerly of Llwyncelyn, near Merthyr, aged 42 On the 7th inst., after a protracted illncs, Mr. Arthur J. Morris, of Plymouth House, Merthyr Tjdtil, aged 35. Deceased was a native of Magor, near Newport, where he spent his early life, but for the last 20 years resided in Aberdare and ...
... JRaipiiagcs AND MARRIAGES. DE RUSETT—GOODMAN. On the 5th inst., at St. Luke's, Charlton, by the Rev. Francis Cameron, M.A., Edwin William De Rusett, Esq., of Dumbarton, to Jane Duncombe. eldest daughter of the late John Goodman, Esq of Blackheath-park, Kent. LEWIS -JAMKS.—On the 6th inst., at the parish church of Llanharry, by the Rev. Mr. Williams, Mr. Anthony Lewis, farmer, Corntown, to ...
... Sir Penihos-vicarage, Moniiioutii u» Malvern, the wife of 'CoitY.—O11 Octobcr :31, at Lambert tiou. John Cory, Esq. of Cardill. 01 a n;u.ji £ rai)shiie, the wife JTVANS.—On Octoixii' 28, at Highmead, Caia g of H. D. Evans, Ktsy-. of« MAERIAGii. cw-g Church, Car- CEOSR—SIMPKIN.—On Uctotjei JL, at, St. youngest son .ffir, bv the Rev. D. Howell, vicar, A\ 1 • ^»» ^^cgt ^ughter of the late James ...
... BIRTHS. On the 7th inst., at High street, Tredegar, Mrs James Hunter of a son. ...
... girtlis, iwb gratis. These ana ouncements are inserted free of charge, but they cannot be attended to unless authenticated by the name and address, in full, of the sender. K ° canIs are charged 2a. 6d. each.] BIRTHS. GACCON.—On April 14, at 54, Castle-road, Eaath, the wife cf 3Ir. Horatio Gaccon, of a daughter. IT, GRIFFITHS.—On April 12, at the Vicarage, Jlynyddishvyn, mouthshire, the wife ...
... iBirljjs, Igarriagw, anD These anJl. ouncements are inserted free of charge, but they cannot be attended to unless authenticated by the name and address, in full, ef the sender. No cards are charged 2s. 64. each.] BIRTHS. April i, at Bristol, Mrs. T. F. Pearee, of a daughter SARJEANT.—On April 4, at Shirenewton. near Chepstow, the wife of Mr. Thos. Sarjeant, of a daughter. BIIOWN.—On April 4, ...
... DEATHS. On the 12th instant, at 17, Union-street, Merthyr, Mr Philip 1 Sevan, late of Mary-le-port-street, Bristol, a. -,ed 82 years. On the 18th instant, at C.\ farlhfa, Mrs Margaret Lle- wellyn, the mother of Mrs Tracy Rees, aged 85 years. The deceased was greatly respected by a large circle of friends. On the 19th instant, suddenly, at Moor-side, Bradford, Yorkshire, Mrs Nuttall, sister of ...
... girffrs, Itoriajfs, mti gtatys. [These announcements are inserted free of charge but thev cannot be attended to unless authenticated bv and address, in full, of the sender. No cards •'Wcharwd 2s. 6d. each.] BIRTHS. THOMAS—On May 10, at Fleur-de-lis, the wife of Mr. Gwilim Thomas, of a son. MOBGA-V.—On May 14, at Pengam, the wife of Mr. Philip Morgan, of a son. GKIFFITHS.—On May 11, the wife ...
... anD [These anRouncements are inserted free of charge, but the? cannot be attended to unless authenticated by the name aud address, in full, of the sender. No cards are charged 2s. 6d. eacll.] BIRTHS. JONES.—On June 24, at Melrose Yilla, Roath, the wife of Mr- John Jones, of a daughter. AMBROSE.—On July 4. at 6, Xorth Edward-street, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. U. R. Ambrose, of a son. HARTSHOHN ...
... THE CHOLERA. We learn on good authority that no case of cholera has been observed as yet at Hull, or amongst the shipping there — at least up to Saturday night this was the case. But, on the other hand, fatal cholera has occurred in one vessel on her way from Cron- stadt to Hull, whilst other deaths have taken place in ships trading between the Baltic ports and Hull, and as far as we can learn ...