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... THE OBITUARY Or THE TEAR. Death has been busily making inroads on the ranks of our public men during 1878. loan Madog, the talented Welsh bard, was first taken away. Then, soon afterwards, Flintshire lost one of their most esteemed gentlemen. and the ...
... OBITUARY MRS. LEDS. The d,uth has occurred in Birmingham Nursing Come of Mrs. Leese, wife at Major John Lets. olio, when • little girl, presented • bouquet to King Edward, then Prince of Wales, on his visit, to the Karl of Pour* at Welabpool. In the this ...
... be made, or the n^otice iill not appear If more convenient to the sender, pay. mont may be made in R'd Postage Stamaps. Obituary notices will be insertedfree as heretofore. BI RTHS. On the 22nd ult., the wife of Mr. Henry Owen, No. 16, Church- tireet ...
... OBITUARY REV. C. LEON STEPHENS. News has been received of the death of the Rev. C. Leon Stephens, who was for many years one of the Welsh Calvinistic Methodist missionaries labouring on the Khania Hills. A native of London, where he was born 73 years ...
... must be made, or the notice will not appear. If more convenient~tothe sender, pay ment may be made in Ied Postage Stamps. Obituary notices will be inserted free, as heretofore. B I R T H S. Ca the 25th lnst,, at the Parsonage, Capel Garmon, near Llan- ...
... made, or the T1 notice will not appear. If mnoroconvenistttothesender, pay- svi meelt may be malltde in Red Postage Stamps. Obituary notices will be insertedfree as hseretofore. Xht BIRTHS. . On the 28th inst., the wife of M1r. Elias Owen, Draper, Bangor ...
... must be made, or the notice will not appear. If more convenient to tihe sender, payment may be made ix Red Posta ge Staimps. Obituary noticee will be inserted Free; will any remarks except the simple facts are charged Ona Shilling. BIRTHS. On the 14th inst ...
... 11 f t11V L flIAflU Lus f THE LAi CAPT. HnIs'r.-It was painful to us to efl it have had to chronicle, in our last week's obituary, the G n sudden and unexpected death of Capt. 'Thomas Hirste; H s the more so in the present instance, that Holyhead has ...