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... The Prince of Wales arrived at Great Yar. mouth on Tuesday in order to inspect the Norfolk Artillery, of which he is hon. colonel. ...

... BATHING FATALITY AT RHYMNEY. Shortly nfter 12 o'clock on Tuesday morning a number of young uieii went to bathe in the New- town Pond, which is situated nciir Rhymney Bridge Station. From the west bonk three youug men named Edmund Bevan, Tom R. Savage, and Juntes Jones entered the water, and had been enjoying themselves for about ten minutes when all of a sudden the last named was seized with ...

... I FRANCE AND MADAGASCAR. I Manifesto by the Heva Queen. POET LOCIS. Wednesday. According the latest Dews from Madagascar, tb- greatest excitement Is in the viand in consequence of tie expectet French expedition. A manifesto from Queeu Ranavaio exhorting her poop; to rerisi the invaders has been nublicly read at Andohaic, near the capital, and was received with frantic enthusiasm by the ...

... BIRtHSTMAMlAGES, & DEATHS Ð EA TH. HOLLAND.—On the 6tli inst, at 9, Triley-street, Mate dee, Newport, after a painful illness, Willialr TToIlitirt. Funeral will take place on Sunday, Aug 12th, at 5 p.m. 846e ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAteES, d DEATHS BIRTH. HOOPER.—On the 15th inst., the wife of J. c. xfooMb 22, Llandough-street, Cardiff, of a son. 658 DEATHS. BLACKMOKE.— On the 11th, at 77, May-street, Cathays, Mary Elizabeth, wtfe of Henry Blacktnore. AgedJS. JENKINS.—ON (he 15th inst. (suddenly), at the Oartik Hirwain, William Morgan Jenkins. Funeral nt Penderyn Saturday, at 2 o'clock. STKATTON.—On 14th Dec. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. &DEATHS. MARRIAGE. BAHTLETT—WHITE.— On the 10th inst.. at the road Wesieyan Chapel, by the Rev. Edward Smith, John Edward, son of John Bartlett, Yeovil (late at Merthyr), to Kosa Bella, daughter of Richard Whi-, Cardiff. 971 DEATHS. RICRA--tDs.-At 137, Dunraven-strect. Tonvpandy, on October 7th, Ann Richards, formerly of TVaiytwyil Farm, widow of the late Add! Richards, in ...

... LOVERS' TRAGIC DEATH. The tragic death of the two lovers, Alfred Binns and Ann Mosos, each abont 25 yeate of nge, whoe mang'ed remains were found at the bottom of the clay pit. was the snbiect of an adjourned inqu-st on Thursday at Leeds. The lovers had been attanding 1\ wedding feast, and were returning home on Saturday night, when it is supposeJ they attempted to take a short cat and in ...

... C/ .DIFF HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—Annual Show, on A ugust 14th and 15th. oW in prizes. Caps plate, medals. Special prists for Cardiff allot- ment holders. Schedules of H. Gillett, Secretary. 836t ...

... tjlRl HS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS. MARRIAGE. GtTF.ST—DUNLEY.— At St. Mary's, Bute-road, Cardif, August 5th, by the Rev. J. YVoolaster Ward, Marga- ret (Maggie), daughter of the late Francis Dunley, of Cardiff, to William Henry Guest, of Penarth. 320 DEATHS. EVA.NS.-On the 5th inst., at TafFs Well, Susannah, the dearly beloved wife of Thomas E, ans, Preswylfa, late Field Cottage, TafFs Well. Funeral ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT AT CAPOOCHO On Tuesday morning Mr R. J. Rhys (Corona) held an inquest at the Capcoch Inn, Oapcocb, touching the death of John Richards, oollier. T, Jenkin-street, who fell under a cab near Capooch, as already reported. Josiah Darby, the driver of the cab, deposed that as he was driving up at 1 o'clock in the morning the deceased staggered against the cab from the side of the ...

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