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... the wife of Mr Howell James, of a son. On the 10th inst., at the Lunsang, near Chippenham, Wiltshire, the wife of Mr E. G. Bullock, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Lately, at St. Andrew's Church, Narberth, by the Rev.- Jacob Lloyd, Curate, Mr Charles Howells ...
... instant, at East End, Pembroke, the wife of Mr J. Hay, of a son. On the 31st ult., at Narberth, the wife of Mr John Roberts, of a daughter. On the 30th ult., at Mount Pleasant, Newport, Pem- brokeshire, the wife of Mr Stephen Gwyther, of a son. On the 8th inst ...
... sprightly than oil any morning since sis conviction. The Rev. Mr Doran joined him shortly ifter be rose from bed. and continued with him until he was joined by the Rev Dr Norman Maeleod and the Rev Mr Oldham. Ataquaiter past seven o'clock Ca'craft, accompanied ...
... 16 and dr ve them along a road in Thomham without a certificate. Mr Chudwick, a cattle inspector, met them, and asked for the certificate, when the bailiff's produced their warrant of distress, which they thought was suffi ient for the purpose. Mr Whitehead ...
... an offer from Mr George Marshall, of Melbourne, for hun (Parr) to bring out an eleven in 1863 to play the Australians again, with an offer to lodge £600 at once in the hands of Mr Johnson, the honorary secretary of the Nottingham Club. Mr Marshall names ...
... some years in the tenancy Of Mr Coole, foreman in a large cabinet-making estab- lishment, and that he was father of four children by Mrs Adelaide Coole, his wife, the youngest being Charles, aged fifteen months. For some time Mrs Coole has been Subject to ...
... removal of furniture. Fortunately, Mr Moses, the. owner of the house was insured, but Mr Davis, whose residence was only to be temporary, was uninsured.. ;■ A CORONER FINED FOR BAD WRITING.—At the Liverpool assizes on Friday, Mr Baron Wilde, before the Crown ...
... for, arrived from Egham. The unwelcome intruder was afterwards handed over to the custody of Mr Inspector Reece, of the Berks constabulary, and brought before Mr Crufcchley, county magistrate, for examination. The prisoner, who was about eighteen years ...