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... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, Notices of Births, Marr!ajes, and Death*, are charged rate of Is for every ten words. In aU casus the Notice must autnenttcated by the name and address of the sender. BIRTHS. Sth, :.t the Harrows, Cheddar, the wife of Mr foikl Cox, of a daughter. ...
... BIRTHS, MAlUjUGES, DEATHS Xotiees ot Births, Marriajtes, and Deathare charged at the rate ot 1$for the Jirnt Twenty Words, and Gd for every additional Ten Words, aiul must be IT.EPAID. In all cases the notice must be authenticated Vii the name am address or the writer. DIIUTI. CHANDLESS.—April 23rd, at London House, Oxford- terrace, Canton, the wife of J. Cliandless, of a daughter. MAJRIAGES. ...
... Dl PvTIIS,-M A It RI AGIIESi & D EAT SIS; of Eirths, Marriage*, and D aths are c7tar,;e at '.he rate ot Is for the first Twenty arA Cd for I'.fiery additional Ten We-fas, )Mist bi PREPAID. all ;asss the notice must be authenticated by the name and aUdrens of the writer. BIRTHS. SEABORSI'.—Saturday, Feb. 5, the wife of Ceo Seaborne, Flour-dc-lis, Pei gam, of a daughter. GKOGASt.—Fe'urua-y 0, at ...
... late for CIsssifiratiott. BURRY PORT, SOUTfl WALES. » IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Including the Barry Port Lead and Silver Works and Vacant Land, Freehold Ground Rent of Bill 5a per per annum, Foundry Premises, 20 Cottages, and Chapel, the whole occupying a ground area of about 4Sa. 2r. 14p. MESSRS PULLER, HORSEY, SONS, and CASSELL are instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, Tokenhouse ...
... BIKTHS, MAltRiAGES, DEATHS every additional Ten Wvrde f., Id Jot aU aua the nouo« must «•«• ...
... BIRTHS, DEATHS, & MAR- RIAGES IN ENGLAND AND WALES. The births registered during the three months ending with March last were 230,671, corres- ponding to an annual rate of 33'6 per 1,000 of the estimated population. This birth rate was 1'8 below the average rate in the same quarters ot the ten years 1876—85, and was, with the exception of the rate in 1834 (33,2), lower than that recorded in ...
... SUDDEN DEATHS. LMSTELLY—Mr Daviu Williams, ared 80 years, went into the Rose and Crown Inn, New Dock, on Saturday evening, about halr-psst seven o'clock, apparently in bis usual health. He had two glasses of beer supplied him, which be drank. He then complained of pain at the back of the neck, and asked Mrs James, the landlady, for a small drop of whiskey. Before the whiskey could be supplied ...
... BIRTHS, MARUIAGSS. & D MAT U.S. JSolices of Births, Marviu/en, Deaths are charged at he rate of Is for the first Twenty Words, and Cd for every additional Tell Jrc.t'a.3, ami 1'1tK,'AID. Iil (Ill se the notice 1ItW;t lie authenticated Oy the antl address 01 the writer. MARRIAGE. MORGAN—FIXLAY.—July 11, at House, Port Elizabeth, by the Rev. H. Johnstou, John Morgan, seeoud on oÎ the late John ...
... BIRTHS. MARRIAGES. AND DEATHS: Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are charged at the rate of Is. for overy ten worat. In all cases the Notice must Oe authenticated by the name and address of the seider. BIRTH. DA VIES.—Jan. 8th, at 32, Frederica-atreet. Docks, the wife of Mr T. E. Da vies, of a daughter. 2399 ATMFFK.—Jan. 0th, at Newport, the wife of Mr C. Ayliffe, of a eon. MARRIAGES. ...
... BlltTUS. SL.UUUJWIiS. fiotices of Births, Slarrinjess, and Deaths at the rate of Is for the first Twenty for every additional Ten I Ferns, and tl 7; In all -ases the notice must be authenticater name and address qf the icriter. BIKTH WALLACF.—November 30, at 52, Crockhei'>own' ^le w^e of Dr Wal'ane, of a daughter, RICHES.- Deccmtier 1, at 24, Dumfries-i',a Cailton H. Riches, of a ton. DEATHS. ...
... iitIJg, Iprap, auir BIRTHS. On the 28th ult., the wife of Mr. Henry Lewis, draper. Commercial-square, Aberdare, of a son. On the 25thtilt., the wife of Mr. Hall, builder, Bute- street, Aberdare, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 31st ult., at the Roman Catholic church, Cardiff hy the Rev. F. Bruno, Mr. Thomas Fleming to Ann. Crowly, both of Cardiff. On the 19th ult., at Llandaff Cathedral, E. G. ...
... SRTFRS, GTOMGCS, anh BIRTHS. f On the 17th inst., at Vivian-terrace, Truro, the we.,° Mr. George Barnby, Editor of the Royal Cornwall GaSt' > of a daughter. On the 19th inst., at 3, Thomas's-terrace, Worlnno street, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. Thomas B:ilcer, of a son. On the 9th inst., at 4, East-terrace, Cardiff, the 0 Mr. Robert Erskine, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 20th inst., at St. John's ...