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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. ...
... 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 ...
... CORPORATION OF LONDON FINANCE.—According to the City Press, the actual receipts of the Corporation for 1870, amounted to £ 322,431 19s. M., and the expendi- ture to £22\382 3s. 4kl. The total payments, however, amounted to £ 320,453 73s. 4?. ...
... girths, JHai[i[iagt!5, and gfaths, BIRTHS. BOYLE.—On the 28th ult., at Little Heath, Old Charlton, the Lady Theresa Boyle, of a daughter. GORDON. —On the 27th ult., at South Villa, Ryde, the wife of the Rev. Cosmo S. Gordon, vicar of Messing, Essex, of a son. NICHOLSON.—At Rostellan Castle, county Cork, the wife of Colonel Nicholson, H.M.'s 107th Regiment, of a daughter. THOMAS.—On the 26th ...
... girths, aitir BIRTHS. N ORTU.—On May 19, at 243, Bute-road, the wife of rrh. A Korth, of a ,on. LoL-,mER.-°n May 23, at Green Down, Bonvilstone, the wife of Mr. R. Lougher, of a daughter. THOMAS. On May 29 the wife of Mr. Morgan Thomas, Cow- bridge Arms, Cowbridge, of a son.. MARRIAGES. DAY-MASTM.-On May 2, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Nev. Silas Huntington, M.A., John George ...
... tlarii'tics. A GOOD DAUGHTER.—There are other ministers of love more conspicuous than she, but none in which a gentler, lovelier spirit dwells, and none to which the heart's warm requitals more joyfully respond. She is the steady light of her father's house. Her ideal is indissolubly connected with that of his fireside. She is his morning sunlight and his evening star. The grace, vivacity, and ...
... Stftfc Iprriajgss, mxb grains. [These announcements are inserted free of charge, but they cannot he attended to unless authenticated by tho name and address, in full, of the sender. No cards are charged 2s. 6d. each.] BIRTHS. JACKSON.—On April 30, at 17, South Luton-place, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Thomas Jackson, engine driver, of a daughter. GEOKUE.—On May 3, ut 25, Millicent-street, the ...
... Ifara^cs, aub [These anaonncenients are inserted free of charge, but they cannot be attended to unless authenticated by tho name and address, in full, of the sender. •• No cards are charged 28. ud. eacll.] BIRTHS. MAMUALL.-On May 3, at Heath Cottage, Canton, the wife of 3xr. E. Marshall, of a sou. DAvn s.—On May 6, at Leckwith Bridge, near Cardiff, the wife oi .Mr. John Davies, of a son. Jo ...