... 1l+TP'l'H MA. MtARIAGES, & DEATHS. s ?? lppearing under this hoad are charged miniminuni raw, of 63. 6d. for 3w words andl Id. for eaclh lul1itiulna ee, and tlinst be propaid. No no!ices ot this desc ription Vill be inlserted Junless LUiheluliI'`t(ed ?? II.IIam and address of the soader, nrl fterivilded tlh riclh it solicitor or te agent or Coo- re KOITElltct of the rP ?? tsIL,. IN r AEMORIAM- ...

... F, THE DEATH OF GENERAL :5 WAIOIIWA OPE. TOUCHING MESSAGE FROM TEE It QUEEN. IT The Press Association Edinburgh correspon- l0 dent telegraphs that Mrs. Wauchope, widow of General Wauchope,, on Thursday received, Is thiough Lady 3opetoun, a touching message from the Queen. expressing her Majesty's deep sympathy with her and Lady Ventry. the late general's sister. Mrs. Wauchope is, natu- rally, ...

... CARDIFF RURAL SANiTARY AUTHORiTY. THE DEATH OF Mi. W. P. STEPHSNSOx. VOTES OF CONDOLENCE. Thes usual Monthly meeting of the above autho- ?? Wka held on Tuesday Mr.r 8. 0. Jones occupy. i1 s1 ng the chair. Before proceeding with the ordinary business, the Chairman referred to thle loss thioe authority had sustained in the death of Mr. W. P. I Stpheneon. the clerk. Mr. Jones, who spoke in a I ...

... F~UDDEKN DEATTI OF SIR ST1E.PR1N ' We rem-uct to announce that Sir Stephen GlYrnne ]I died suddenuly onl Wensamr in t the horeo- ...

... THE DEATH OF A SOLDIER I AT LAVERNOCK. On Monday evening an inquest was held at Penarth (belore Mlr. Reoce, coroner) touching the death of David Johnson, of the Royal Engineers, who was found dead on the beach at Lavernock on Sunday ?? Pope, a gunner, stated thai; deceased and himself were stationed at the Flat Holm, and had received orders to go to Lavernock Fort for a week's gun practice. ...

... o DEATH OF MR. DOMINICK n d WA'SON. F 0 L g With feelings of profound regret a wide circle F r in Cardiff and South Wales will learn of the death i 7i of Mr. Dominick M Gettrick Watson, which .0 W occurred on Friday, at his residence, Compton v s Castle, near Bath, where he had resided for about ' r three years past. The deceass gentleman, it was e well known, had been for a considerable ...

... DEATH OF' CARDINAL MANNING. Ina Vninence Henry EdIward 15laininzn, Cardinal Priet ot thle R-oni Casthoicit Church andi ArL'h- bishiop Of WO'tSttIrintiter, diled onl Thursday moroing, lit thle archsiepiscopail residence fin London. Hils emitijumie wsea fisit sledz, with illness oil Saturday last, when hie took to WiS bed, boiug ait taidcd by Sir Andreiw Clarke aid Doctors Feganr a ndL tiasquet. ...

... I DEWPATIH OF AtLUlEMRMAN | M'CGNXOCIIIE, OF CARDIFF, I 'ith We regret to have to announce the death of Mr. :e a Aldermnn rt'Connoelie, of Cardiff, in his S6th | to year, which took pil:ce at his residence, Park- By pltce, a few min utes after six o'clock he on Thursdiy intrning. Th[le deceased gentlI- ita mnan had been an invalid for some the considerable timhe. Three or four years ex- ago ...

... ?? ;e MAiAIR.IAGE OF MISS LEYSIION '9 r en PONT1YPRI DD. S Thlere wras a rgood coal of rejoicinga ai ?ontypridid t to ?? Vardre err Tuesday on account of tire I Lw wedding, whichl took placwe Utahi mXorning, of Miss 'I en Leyshlon, iaaughiter of Mr. 0. Leysiron, C-ring Viilln, t -of Pontypridd, to Dr. R. T. B. Davies, of' New Tre-t h f decar~ The bridal. party sturted from tire resi- a ?? d ...

... ?? THIE DEATFH QOF CARADAWO Y Sto FENAN. to ir. A correspondent writes -Oneof teliljksl which Ida he bind the pitst history of the district with the pre- a: mt sent has just been severed by tile death of Mr. ns of Thamies Bevan, ' QCadawo y Fenni, at the ripe Mi aige of 80. Mr. Bevan was a gentleman well t-r TM known in Welsh literary circles, for there was vi - scarcely an eisteddlod held ...

... le DEATH OF MR. NW. DONE W. , BUSHELL. on on Mr. W. Done Bushell died at his residence, 'I Oxford House, Park-place, Cardiff, ont Thursday rid )le evening, and we now communicate the news to rid the public with feelings of regret, which, we feel ?? sure, will be shared by ill who are acquainted with cy thielife and charact~er of the deceased. Mr. Bushell re, ofl had resided so long in Cardiff ...

... A ROMNANTIC M1ARRIAGE. STRANGE AND AMUSING STORY. At Manorhanmilton, County Leitrim, Iralinrn, titers was recently heard (before the Judge of the County Sessions) a most romantic case, wlich, from the social position of the defendant, caused no little excitement for many miles round. Thle platntiff was Mr. Hugh Ward. a respectable shop- keeper and general dealer, Stnorhsanilton, and the ...