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... Balter—Frowen—September 22, at the Baptist Chapel. Coleford, by the Rev. H. Horlick, Harry, eldest son of Joseph Salter, Lodge, Coleford. Lydia, third daughter - of James Frowen. Stannton-road, Coleford. Bavery—Bathurst—Sept. 18, at the Abbey Chnrch. Tewkesbury ...
... arm B H«| Harratt, of to .lane, tides 4 a»u:hU. James Cook, of DO. Feb 21, Independrnt Chape'. Coleford, by the Ree. G. Jarvia, Thomas, youngest »-on of William of .fane Elizabeth, second daughter of William Driver. Coleford. RICHARDSON—WOODLAND—Feb. ...
... years mistress the Seowles School, near Coleford, aged years. GILLMAN—March 24. at King streetparade, Stroud, Eilen, widow of the late W. H. Gillman. aged 71 years. GORTON—March 16, 71 Dyer-street, Cirencester, Fanny, wife of Robert Gorton, aged years, late ...
... years. BINGLE—June 7, at Park View, Augusta Rosina, daughter of Fred Bingle, aged years. BROWN—June 17, at Lane End, William Brown, formerly of Coleford, aged years. BULLOCK—June 8, Eastington, Jesse Bullock, of Southgate-street, Gloucester, aged vears. F ...
... WATERFTBLD Sept. 20, at Montoellier Cheltenham, the wife the Rev. R. WaterfteTd, of a daughter. ! WHEELER—Sept. 20, at Sima Bridge lane, ' Quedgeley, the wife of E. Wheeler, a aoo. { MARRIAGES. XIIEE9E—WATTS- Sept. by apecial licence, the Old Church. Hove, by ...
... MARRIAGES. BUTLER- WILCE— Oct. 26, at St. Stephens Church. Cinderford, by the Kev. A. H. Bancroft, Maurice Edward Butler to Fanny Evelyn Wilce, both that town. CRIDLAN—MUDD —October 31. at the Cathedral Church. Birmingham. John Lionel, only son of John ...
... rSAACS—-Oct. 9, Pate's Aims Houses, Cheltenham, Henry Edward Isaacs, his 77th year. 'JONES—Oct. 15, at Broadwell Lane End, near Coleford, Lydia, widow of Henry .tones, affed 71 years. KEILBACK—Oct. 10, at 27 Matley Plain, Plymouth the wife of S. A. Keilback ...
... who is a son ol the late Mr. George Thomas, of Ely Cardiff, is well known at Coleford - and throughout the Forest of Dean. In hi; younger days resided for several year! Coleford, where, at the Crown offices lie received his training a mining and civil engineer ...
... soldier friend in Mr. Stephen Miles attended and followed on behalf the veterans the town. Coleford Dealer's Failure.—Alfred William Brice, London House, Coleford, Gloucestershire, and china dealer,' attended at the county-court offices, Newpart. on Thursday ...
... rendering of Thy voice arms m.v heart, from Samson and ililah (Saint-Saens); Miss Lane, the of sweet soprano, sang Cowen's * Light in Darkness ; and Miss Fanny Stephens also effectively contributed Tour Votoe (Densa), with well-played violin ibbligatn ...
... Greet-road ia a week than there tras in the Back-lane in twelve months. Matters were left in the hands of the Lighting Ccmmittee to the best they oould with regard to these lamps, and an extra one in Silk Mil'-lane. and altera- to the at the Sun Inn.—lt was ...
... he | loved 60 well. 1 A DOUBLE BEREAVEMENT. Two Deaths in One House. Two deaths have taken place the same house at Coalway Lane End within few days of each other. Mr. Tom Jones ana ; his son-in-law, Mr. James Roberts, having passed away. The first-named ...