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Star and Conception Bay Semi-weekly Advertiser

1872 - 1873

Place of publication: Harbour Grace
Earliest issue located: June 7, 1872 (v. 1, no. 7).
Latest issue located: Dec. 24, 1873.
Frequency: Semiweekly.
Printer, publisher, and proprietor: A. A. Parsons and W. R. Squarey.

Description:
The Star and Conception Bay Semi-weekly Advertiser published domestic and foreign news, legislative and court proceedings, poetry, serial fiction, advertisements and other features. The paper did not contain much editorial commentary although co-publisher A. A. Parsons unsuccessfully contested the 1873 election as an anti-Confederate candidate and supporter of C. F. Bennett.

Holdings:

MUN [1872-1873] Microfilm

PANL [1872-1873] Microfilm (negative)

PRL [1872-1873] Original and microfilm

The records were transcribed by JANE ANNE MacKINNON, CAROL WALSH and BONNIE HICKEY in March 2002. While I have endeavored to be as correct as humanly possible, there could be some typographical errors.

PUB. DATE	EVENT	DETAILS
7 June 1872	Marriage	At the Cathedral, on Tuesday morning, by His Lordship the Right Rev.. Dr. CARFAGNINI Mr. Michael LAHY, to Miss Catherine GORMAN, both of this town.
	Marriage	At St. Pauls Church, on the 6th inst., by the Rev. Bertram JONES, Mr. ELFORD, of Dildo Cove, Trinity Bay, to Miss OAKLY of Greenspond.
	Marriage	At Carbonear, on yesterday evening, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J. O'CONNOR, Captain James KENNEILLY, to Miss Mary, second daughter of Mr. Maurice DOYLE.
	Death	On the 31st ult., Mr. Frederick PARSONS, an old and respected inhabitant of this town, aged 56 years.
	Death	On the 4th inst., Mr. Patrick DAY, a native of St. John's. aged 48 years.
	Death	At Bay Roberts, on Wednesday, the 5th inst., much and deservedly regretted, Mr. James McSTRAVICK, aged 78 years. Deceased was a native of Glasgow, Scotland, and was a resident of this country for nearly 60 years.
	Death	At St John's, on the 28th ult., Annie, infant daughter of Mr. C.B. RANKIN, aged 10 months.
	Death	At same place, on 28th ult., after a short illness, Margaret Mary, youngest child of James and Annie TESSIER, aged 1 year and 7 months.
11 June 1872	Marriage	At the Cathedral Church, St. John's on the 4th inst., by the Rev. G.M. JOHNSON, Mr. John C. McDONALD , of Arbroath, Scotland, to Miss Elizabeth Mary GOULTON of that town.
	Death	At Arlington, Vt., on Wednesday April 24, Mrs. M.H. BOUTIN, daughter of the late William GOFF, Esq., formerly of St. John's, Newfoundland.
	Death	Lately, at Halifax, the beloved wife of William LAYE, aged 49 years, leaving a husband and two sons to mourn the loss of a good mother and wife.
	Death	At Trepassey, on the 25th May last, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. John BULGER, planter of that place, aged 24 years.
	Death	At Aquaforte, on the 2nd June inst., much and deservedly regretted, Mr. Jas. MEAGHER, a native of Ferryland, aged 73 years.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: Susan, FITZGERALD, Cork, coals, D.GREEN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 7 June -- Choice Fruit, BADDELEY, Figueira -- W.H. MARE
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 7 June -- Premier, EDWARDS, -- STABB, ROWE & Co.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 June -- Helene, MUNARD, Montreal -- JOB, BROTHERS & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 June -- Josephine, GANION, Port Caledonia -- BOWRING BROTHERS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 June -- A.M.B. Belfountain, Sydney, J & W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 June -- Pride of the West, DOWNIE, Barcelona -- W.GRIEVE & Co.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 June -- Annie Bayard, FASHAM, Glace Bay -- the Captain
	Passengers	Per Georgia from Pictou -- Revd. Mr. GODDEN and Lady, Mrs. JARVIS, Revd. W. F. PENNY, Dr. REID, and Messrs. G.F. BOYD, and HODGE. 2nd Cabin -- Mr. F. PHILIPS, Mrs. REID, Mrs. LEARY, Mr. HOFF, and Mrs. SIMPSON and 2 children.
14 June 1872	Marriage	At Carbonear, on Wednesday evening last, 12th inst., at the Bride's residence, by the Right Rev. Dr. CARFAGNINI, assisted by the Rev'ds. J. O'CONNER and D. FALCONIO, Capt. John S. STAPLETON, of the Brigt. W.Donnelly, to Miss Mary E. McCARTHY, third daughter of J. McCARTHY, Esq., Collector, H.M. Customs, Carbonear.
	Notice	Harbor Grace: Book and Stationery Depot, E.W. LYON, Proprietor
18 June 1872	Death	On Sunday last, 16th inst., much and deservedly regretted, Mr Robert Hamilton MARTIN, aged 72 years. Funeral will take place tomorrow, Wednesday, at 3 p.m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
	Death	At Spaniards Bay, on Wednesday last, Mr. Edward DWYER, aged 70 years. The deceased was a native of Fogo, and for a long time occupied a seat in the Assembly as representative of that district.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 18 June -- Belle, HENNESSEY, Lisbon, salt and olive oil -- PUNTON & MUNU [typed as printed] appears that it should be MUNN.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace; Cleared: 16 June -- Ticino, DONNELLY, Sydney, ballast -- W.J.S. DONNELLY.
21 June 1872	Death	Accidently drowned -- At Trespassey, on the 9th inst., Mr. Michael KEOUGH, aged 32 years, a native of Brigus, Conception Bay.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 13 June -- Union, ORR, P.E. Island, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 13 June -- John Atwood, FISHER, Province Town, N.S., -- T.N.MOLLOY.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's Entered: 14 June -- Comalo, CALDWELL, New Richmond -- CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 June -- Eliza Reed, STEPHENS, Figueira -- W.H. MARE.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 June -- Cora, TAYLOR, Figueira -- BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 June -- Dante, JENZON, Oporto -- BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 June -- Henrietta, CAMPBELL, Lisbon -- BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 June -- A.P.L., LANDRY, New London -- HARVEY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 15 June -- Peerle, THORNS, Hamburg -- GOODFELLOW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 15 June -- Come On, MATTHEW, Sydney, GOODFELOW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 15 June -- Wind's Eye, DREW, Sydney, A. SHEA.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 15 June -- Queen of Beauty, DUNN, Sydney -- J & R KENT.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 13 June -- Alexina, DESJARDINES, Montreal - P. HUTCHINS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 13 June -- Three Sisters, COLE, LaHave --P&L TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 13 June -- Louisa, SPRACKLIN, Sydney -- GOODFELLOW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 14 June -- Kitty Clyde, NOEL, Sydney -- P. ROGERSON & SON.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 15 June -- Fawcett, DUFF, Quebec -- the Master
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Loading: 14 June -- Amateur, Boston, T.N.MOLLOY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Loading: 14 June -- Gilbert, Wheaton, Europe -- BOWRING BROS.
28 June 1872	Death	Died at Western Bay on the 10th inst., in the 61st year of his age, Mr. William BOYCE, a native of County Wexford, Ireland.
2 July 1872	Marriage	Married at the Cathedral on the 28th ult., Mr Jeremiah LEARY of this town to Miss Catherine PRENDERGAST of St. John's.
5 July 1872	Birth	On the 1st inst., the wife of Captain D. FITZGERALD, of a son.
	Notice	In Memoriam: James MEECH, died 2nd March 1872 -- inserted by L.M. [wife]
	Notice	The undersigned respectfully intimate to the Gentlemen of Harbor Grace and neighbourhood, that he will visit them on a busines tour on Friday, the 12th inst., and may be found at Mrs. GADEN'S, Victoria Street, where he will be prepared to receive all orders entrusted to his care. Signed, James MELLIS, Tailor and Clothier, St. John's.
	Notice	BANNERMAN and LYON'S -- Photographic Rooms, Corner of Bannerman and Water Streets... Alexr. BANNERMAN, and E. Wilks LYON. Harbor Grace
	Notice	Superior French Kid Gloves, ...at the shop of E.W. LYON
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 July -- Delta, KEAY, Antigonish, cattle -- J.& W. PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 July -- Magnolia, PERCY, Sydney, coal -- J.N. FINLAY
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 July -- Merit, CAUNTER, Barbadoes, molasses -- P&L TESSIER
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 July -- Mary Jane, GREENWOOD, Boston, general cargo -- T.N. MOLLOY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 July -- Reward, CRONE, Greenock, general cargo -- J. & W. STEWART.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 1 July -- Angola, BOWDEN, Demerara -- N. STABB & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 1 July -- Reliance, Waterford, -- A.SHEA.
12 July 1872	Marriage	At St. John's, on Tuesday, July 2, at the Cathedral Church, by the Rev. G.M. JOHNSON, assisted by the Rev. E. BOTWOOD, (incumbent of St. Mary's Church,) John W. WITHERS, Esq., of the Colonial Secretary's office, to Emma Hoyles, daughter of Frederick W. RENNIE, Esq.
	Death	On Tuesday, the 9th inst., after a long and painful illness, which he bore with truly Christian resignation to the Divine will, Mr. William BURKE, aged 74 years.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 11 July -- Breadalbane, POWER, Sydney, coal -- PATERSON & FOSTER.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 12 July -- Esmeralda, MILLER, Cadiz, salt-- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Notice	His Honor the Administrator in Council has been pleased to appoint the Hon Robert THORBURN to be President, Hon. James S. CLIFT, Director and Secretary, James McLOUGHALN[sic], Esq., to be Director, and Mr. Michael B. KEARNEY to be Clerk and Accountant, of the Saint John's General Water Company; and Dr. Charles H. RENOUF to be Acting Coroner for the Central District; and William J. COEN, J.P. Esq., to be Surveyor of Shipping, Grand Bank; and Mr. Denis FAHEY to be Member of the road board of the Upper Division of Bay-de-Verds, in the room of William BOYCE, deceased. -- Secretary's Office, 2nd July 1872.
16 July 1872	Marriage	At St. John's, 9th July, Capt. George BRANSCOMB to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. John BOGGAN, Cooper, both of that town.
19 July 1872	Marriage	Yesterday morning, the 18th inst., by the Rev. Mr. COMBEN, of Carbonear, at the residence of William TAPP, Esq., Andrew BLACKWOOD, Esq., of St. John's, to Melina, daughter of the late Capt. James PARSONS.
	Notice	Commercial Bank of Newfoundland -- A dividend…will be payable at the Banking House in Duckworth Street,…By order of the Board, R. BROWN, Manager.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 16 July -- Maiden Bower, WALLACE, New York, provisions -- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 18 July -- Breadalbane, POWER, Sydney, ballast -- PATERSON & FOSTER
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 July -- Leander, CAREW, New York -- HARVEY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 July -- Choice, DAKIN, New York -- J.MURRAY.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 July -- Heron, MORRISON, Figueira -- A GNODRIDGE & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 13 July -- Elma, DODDRIDGE, New Carlisle -- J&W BOYD.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 13 July -- Mary Jane, HOSKINS, Sydney, -- P&L TESSIER.
30 July 1872	News	Yesterday morning the British schooner "Sunbeam" from Cadiz, arrived here, having on board the shipwrecked crew of the "Frank Lovett." That vessel, which was loaded with a cargo of pig iron and bound from Antwerp to Philadelphia, sprung a leak and sunk in lat. 46.30, long. 41.32, on the 21st inst. Captain, wife and children, with the remainder of the crew, were out in an open boat of a small size for a considerable time. We learn that the Captain of the "Sunbeam" showed them every kindness.
	News	On Friday evening last, while the boat "Roxanna," Nathaniel Barrett, Master, was proceeding to Bishops Cove, with fishery supplies from the stores of Messrs. RIDLEY & SONS, a fatal accident took place. Whilst passing the bar, a young man named George SMITH, stunned himself by an abdominal fall, occasioned by leaping from the large boat to the small one in tow; and was subsequently drowned. Some suppose that he was instantaneously killed by the accident. We hope that every assistance will be rendered to the "Roxana" in finding the body.
	News	In reference to a previous notice of the fire which occurred at the residence of Capt. Jas. KEEFE, we are glad to ascertain, after careful investigation, that the fire did not arise from a defective state of the chimney. We have it positively from interested parties that is was a spark from the stove pipe which caused the ignition. Rumour had it the reverse, consequently our impressions were with it.
27 Aug 1872	News	Missing: On Saturday forenoon, the 17th inst., Stephen FOLEY, an elderly person, who had been in the employ of Messrs. RIDLEY & SONS, for nearly 10 years, abruptly left his work (being at the time employed caulking.) He has not yet returned to his family who regret his absence. It appears that he has for some time been labouring under a state of despondency. On the Sabbath, the day after his disappearance, he called at a residence in the neighborhood of Carbonear, -- but being unknown, and the story of his absence not having reached there, he was, of course, at liberty to roam. Where the poor man has wandered to, is a question which several search expeditions have failed to ascertain. We hope he will soon turn up.
	Notice	Mr. D.S. GERRY, agent for Wilson's Theatrical Company, is in town making arrangements fro that celebrated company of Brilliant Professional Artists.
	News	It is indeed with pleasure we observe our revered and philanthropic friend, John MUNN, Esq., again amongst us. His absence during the greater part of the summer has truly been regretted. The needful, who ever find in him that generosity which marks the donor with respect, have greatly missed his presence in this community. However, he is with us again, "hale and hearty." We hope he will long be spared to administer, as has ever been his wont, to the wants of the necessitous. Dr. Wm. M. ALLAN arrived here per same conveyance, accompanied by two of the Misses ALLAN. It is very pleasing to have old friends amongst us once more.
30 Aug 1872	Birth	On the 15th inst., the wife of Mr. D. HOGAN of a daughter.
	Death	At South Side, on Tuesday last, much and deservedly regretted, Mr. Henry TAYLOR, aged 82 years.
	Notice	Mr. STANLEY and the Geographical Society -- Sir Henry RAWLINSON has written to Mr. STANLEY, in the name of the Geographical Society, conveying the society's acknowledgements of the timely succour afforded Dr. LIVINGSTONE.
	Notice	The Exhibition will be held in the Victoria Rink on 9th September Next…signed Edward BOTWOOD, Projector, St. Mary's Parsonage, St. John's. (edited for brevity)
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 29 Aug -- Ravenwood, SMART, Sydney, coal -- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared:27 Aug -- Levant, FRASER, Baddeck, ballast -- PATERSON & FOSTER
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 29 Aug -- Atlanta, McMILLAN, Lingan, ballast -- RIDLEY & SONS
3 Sept 1872	Death	On Sunday night last, after a brief illness, deeply regretted by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance, Miss Bridget KEEFE, in the 27th year of her age. Her funeral will take place tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 31 Aug -- Margaret Ridley, LAYTON, Pernambuco, fish -- RIDLEY & SONS
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 2 Sept -- Maiden Bower, WALLACE, Naples, fish -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Aug -- Zebra, ELDREDGE, LaHave -- J&W BOYD
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Aug -- Morton, TREGARTHA, Liverpool -- E.DUDER
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Aug -- Alice, McCALLUM, Trapani -- BLAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Aug -- Copernico, (sph) MARSHAL, Havana -- C.F. BENNETT & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Aug -- Peerless, MITCHELL, Cow Bay -- C.F.BOWN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Aug -- Mary Orr, CAMPBELL, Cadiz -- W.GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 26 Aug -- Glenfalloch, SKINNER, Pernambuco -- W.GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Marnee, FILMORE, Sydney -- A.GOODRIDGE & SON
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Portia, PROUT, Brazils -- BOWRING BROTHERS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Salvapor, (sph) PRATS, Barcelona -- C. F. ANCELL
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Juanita, (sp) ROCA, Pernambuco -- C.F. ANCELL
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Margarita, (sph) Pernambuco -- C.F. ANCELL
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Stella, MITCHELL, Pernambuco -- J.& W. STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Aug -- Kalmia, DAY, Pernambuco -- P.& L. TESSIER
	Passengers	In the Georgia from Pictou -- Mrs. SAWYER, Miss WOOD, Rev. Dr. HOWLEY, and Messrs. FANNING, RUSSELL, LAWTON, FREDERICKS, PHELAN, P.P. HALL, Master LEMAN.
10 Sept 1872	Death	Yesterday morning, after a brief illness, Jemima, daughter of John FREEMAN, Esq., of H.M. Post Office, St. John's, aged 25 years.
	Death	At St. John's, on Thursday morning, after a long and painful illness, Mr. Gilbert WITHYCOMBE, a native of Torquay, Devon, aged 85 years; 70 of which he has spent at this Island.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Gracae: Entered: 10 Sept -- Margaret West, FERRIS, Figueira, salt -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	News	On Tuesday, the 3rd inst., an inquest was holden at the penitentiary, or Gaol, in this city, before Dr. RENOUF, Acting Coroner for our Sovereign Lady, Victoria, for the central district, on the body of Michael CAREW a prisoner who died the previous evening. The verdict of the Jury was in accordance with the facts -- "died by the visitation of God." This unfortunate man was convicted of the wilful murder of his wife, in Kings Cove, about nine years ago; but in consequence of being considered insane at the time the sentence of death was not passed on him, therefore he became an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum, and latterly of the Penitentiary, during her Majesty's pleasure. He was in good health until he observed the erection of the Gallows in the Gaol yeard, two months ago, when his conscience troubled him severely; he began to refuse to eat his diet, and gradually pined away -- Courier, Sept 7
	News	Mr. Bela R. LAWRENCE, formerly of the extensive lumber firm of Prescott and Lawrence, and Mr. John McCALLUM, Crown Land Surveyor of Charlotte County, left for Newfoundland on Thursday last, Aug. 15, for the purpose of exploring the extensive timber lands of that Island, and if prospects are favorable, of embarking in the lumber business there. -- St. John N.B. Tribune, Aug 20
13 Sept 1872	Birth	On Tuesday, 3rd inst., the wife of W.O. WOOD, Esq., of a daughter.
	Death	At 2 pm, today, Robert, infant son of John PATERSON, Esq.
	Notice	For Sale: by the Subscriber -- 231 Water St., Flour, Pork, Beef, Butter, Malasses, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Cheese, Ham, Bacon, Pease, Rice, Tobacco, Keosene Oil, &c., Cheap for Cash, Fish or Oil. Signed, Daniel FITZGERALD
	Notice	For Sale: The right, title and interest of the Subscriber in that desirable property situated on the west side of Victoria Street,…three dwelling houses with land attached. Signed R. MORRIS, No. 10 Victoria St.
17 Sep 1872	Birth	At Brigus, on 3rd inst., the wife of Capt. John BARTLETT, Jun., of a son.
20 Sept 1872	News	A destructive fire occurred between one and two o'clock yesterday (Sunday) morning, by which Mr. Campbell's plaining and sawing factory was entirely consumed, and several dwelling houses in the vicinity destroyed….Mr. Campbell's insurance policy expired about ten days since, and threats having been made that if the machinery continued to be used the factory would be destroyed....The parties who felt aggrieved at the introduction of machinery by Mr. Campbell are said to be the joiners...(edited for brevity)
	News	Lying at the wharf of Messrs. MARCH & SONS is a pretty little three masted yacht, built by Mr. Aaron TILLEY of Shoal Harbor, for the Mission Work in connection with the Congregational Chapel in this town. The little craft, we learn, is intended for the conveyance of Mr. HARRINGTON, the missionary, into the different harbors in Trinity Bay. She appears to be well adapted for the work, is a neat model and we have no doubt will be a fast sailer.
	News	The steamer Mastiff, having on board, Assistant Judge HAYWARD, on the Northern Circuit, left his port on Thursday last. (Times, 14 Sept)
	Notice	By Authority -- His Excellency the Governor in Council has been pleased to appoint Messrs. Robert STRATHIE, Philip HANDCOCK, and William DIAMOND, to be members of the Board of Road Commissioners at Brooklyn, Bonavista Bay.
	Passengers	In the Alhambra from Pictou -- The Lord Bishop of Newfoundland and Lady, Judge ROBINSON, Professor M.C. VINCENT, Dr. STABB, A. McKEAY, Esq., Mr. And Mrs. BECK, Mrs. COTTON, and infant, Mrs. MACKIM, and Messrs. W.P. WALSH, R. Walsh, P.W. KELLY, John SIMMS, BROWNING, CURRIE, SKINNER, St. JOHN, J.L. DUCHMIN, SUTHERGREEN and LONGYARD.
1 Oct 1872	Marriage	This morning, at the Cathedral, by the Revd. D. FALCONIO, Mr. John GRUBERT, to Isabella, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph GRAHAM.
	Death	At South Side, on Friday last, much and deservedly regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends, Capt. George PARSONS, aged 42 years.
	Death	On Saturday morning last, deeply regretted, Capt. David POWER, aged 49 years.
	Notice	For Sale: …Fresh Cove Oysters, Spiced Oysters, pineapples, peaches …T.M. CAIRNS opposite the premises of Messrs. C.W. ROSS & CO.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 30 Sept -- Clara, HARTERY, Pugwash, coal and lumber -- W.J.S. DONNELLY.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 30 Sept -- Susan, FARRELL, Sydney, herring and ballast -- Daniel GREEN.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Sept -- Amelia Wilson, WATSON, Baltimore, BOWRING BROTHERS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Sept -- Ranger, JONES, New York -- J.W. STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Sept -- Meteor, IRVINE, Greenock, J.W. STEWART.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Sept -- Miranda, McNABB, New York -- BOWRING BROTHERS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Sept -- G.J. Troop, BOUDROT, ditto -- J.MURRAY.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Sept -- Zores, MERCENARIO, St. Jago de Cuba, C.F. ANCELL.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Sept -- Joven Gabina, (sph) GALIANA, Havana, C. F. ANCELL -- bound to Bilbao, put in leaky.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Sept -- Josephine, GANION, New York, G. BROWNING
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Sept -- Delta, KEAY, Antigonish, J&W PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Sept -- Linda, McKINNON, ditto, J&W PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Sept -- Snow Squall, CHASON, Margaree, J&W PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Sept -- Georgia, McKINZIE, Pictou, HARVEY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Sept -- Palma, (sph) ROSELLO, Havana, CF BENNETT & CO. -- Bound to Queeenstown, put in leaky.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Sept -- Wm.B. McDONALD, Antigonish, J&W PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 27 Sept -- Snipe, PERCY, P. E. Island, J&W PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Sept -- Walrus, KEARNEY, Sydney, J& W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Sept -- Samuel Jones, DELANEY, Margaree, J&W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Sept -- Georgiana, GRIFFITHS, Barbadoes, P & L TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Sept -- Louisa, SPRACKLIN, Bristol, GOODFELLOW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 26 Sept -- Restainador, BAEZA, Barcelona, J&W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Sept -- Charlotta, PALFREY, Syndy, S.MARCH & SONS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Sept -- Margaret, LAURIE, Barbadoes, W. GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Sept -- Linda, McKINNON, Antigonish, J&W PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Sept -- Tracey Jane, PETIPAS, Sydney, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Sept -- Anciola, DREZ, Barcelona, CF ANCELL
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 27 Sept -- Gertrude, LAYMEN, Greenock, J&W STEWART
	Passengers	Per Georgia from Pictou -- Mr. And Mrs. SWEETLAND, Mrs. and Miss BUNTING, Mrs. TOBIN, Miss MAYNE, Miss DWYER, Miss FILTER, Messrs SWEETLAND, COLFORD, COCHRANE, ROGERS, McDOUGALL, SCLATER, PATERSON, CASE and son. Second cabin -- Mr and Mrs RUBINI, Mrs CARBERRY, Miss O'NEIL and Mr. BELL; 4 in steerage.
4 Oct 1872	Death	At Mosquito, on Mondy last, Ann, beloved wife of the late Mr. William PENNY, aged 65 years.
	Death	At same place, yesterday morning, Patience, beloved wife of Mr. William PENNY, aged 87 years. [Note: husbands have same name.]
	Death	At Halifax, on Sunday, 15th Sept., after a long and painful illness, Mr. William NOEL, a native of this town.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 2 Oct -- Devil, TULLOCH, Liverpool, oil and skins -- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Notice	For Sale: 75 Brls. Choice Extra Flour, 20 do. Corn Meal,…by R. ANDERSON, opposite Messrs. PUNTON & MUNN.
8 Oct 1872	Birth	At Hearts Content, on the 29th ult., the wife of E. WEEDON, Esq., of a daughter.
	Birth	Yesterday evening, the wife of Captain T. NOBLE, of a son.
	Marriage	On the 2nd of October, at St. Mary's Church, Hearts Content, by the Rev. G. GARDNER, brother of the bride, H.H. MacKENZIE, Esq., of New York, Newfoundland and London Telegraph Company, to Mary Elizabeth, second daugher of James GARDNER, Esq., J.P.
	Marriage	At St. Mary's Church, South Side, St. John's on the 2nd inst., by the Rev. Edward EOTWOOD,[Most likely BOTWOOD] incumbent, Mr. Benjamin VERGE, of Trinity, Newfoundland, to Miss Mary Ann WHITTEN of St. John's.
	Death	At Lazy Bank, on Thursday, 3rd inst., after a long and painful illness, Mr. James CRANE, aged 27 years, a native of Upper Island Cove, Conception Bay.
	Death	At St. John's, on Tuesday morning, 1st inst., after a painful consumptive disorder, borne with exemplary patience, Anastatia, third daughter of the late John BLUNDON, Esq., aged 21 years.
	Death	At the same place on Wednesday evening, after a brief illness, Mary Ashton EALES, the beloved wife of Mr. John EALES aged 72 years.
15 Oct 1872	Birth	On the 10th instant, the wife of Mr. John SPENCE, of a daughter.
	Birth	At Hearts Content, on the 19th ult., the wife of W. WOODCOCK, Esq., of a son.
	Birth	At same place, on the 1st inst., the wife of C. TRIPPE, Esq., of a daughter.
	Birth	At same place, on the 5th inst., the wife of A.J. SAUNDERS, Esq., of a son.
	Marriage	At Saint Paul's Church, on the 13th instant, by the Rev. Bertram JONES, Mr. William C. NOBLE, of Halifax, Nova Scotia, to Ella Maude, only daughter of Henry PARKER, Esq., of Truro, Nova Scotia.
	Marriage	At the Episcopal Church, Bay Roberts, on the 9th inst., by the Rev W.C. SHEARS, Mr. Thomas S. CALPIN, to Caroline, third daughter of Mr. John YOUNG, Upper Island Cove.
	Marriage	On the 9th instant, at the Episcopal Cathedral, St. John's, by the Right Rev. the Coadjutor Bishop, Captain Stephen Whelan, of Brigus, to Mary page, eldest daughter of Mr. Henry EARLE, of that town.
	Death	On the 9th inst., after a long and painful illness, borne with truly christian resignation to the Divine Will, Maria, second daugher of Mr. James KEEFE, aged 17 years.
	Death	On the 10th instant, at his residence, St. John's, John Henry TOBIN, Esq., aged 34 years. Youngest son of Thomas S. TOBIN, Esq., Halifax, N.S.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 13 Oct -- Atlanta, KEEFE, Trapani, salt -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Oct -- Zebra, ELDRIDGE, Sydney, --J.S.SIMMS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Oct -- Ashler, BEATON, Pugwash, JOB BROTHERS & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 10 Oct -- Miranda, DOWN, Liverpool, BOWRING BROTHERS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 10 Oct -- Lily, RYAN, New York, N.STABB & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 10 Oct -- E.E. Annie, INKPEN, Sydney, GOODFELLOW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 11 Oct -- Walrus, KEARNEY, Sydney, J&W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 9 Oct -- Brothers, CALLAHAN, Glace Bay, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Oct -- Successful, DADDON, Figueira, W GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Oct -- Saint Hubert, FORGERON, Sydney, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Oct -- W.J.Starkey, SMITH, Sydney, STABB, ROW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 11 Oct -- Maranee, FILLMORE, Sydney, A GOODRIDGE & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 11 Oct -- L'Edouard, CLOUTIER, Sydney, the captain.
25 Oct 1872	Death	On Saturday, the 19th inst., after a lingering illness, borne with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Mary O'BRIEN, agd 69 years, relict of the late Mr. Edmund PHELAN. The deceased was a native of the County Wexford, Ireland.
	Death	On Wednesday last, much regretted, Mr. Stephen PETERS (Joiner), aged 47 years.
	Notice	The Subscribers will sell their unexpired interest in those dwelling houses, situated in Le Marchant St., presently occupied by Mrs. McCARTHY and Mr. John STRATHIE. Also in those dwelling houses, situated in Harvey Street, presently occupied by Mr. James QUIRK and Mr. Patrick McGRATH. -- RUTHERFORD Brothers.
	Notice	General Post Office Notice -- [stating new postage rates] -- signed, John DELANEY, Post Master General, St. John's.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 23 Oct -- Kate McKenzie, M'AULEY, Baddeck, ballast -- PATERSON & FOSTER
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 23 OCT -- Jessie, GEARY, Cape Breton, ballast -- PUNTON & MUNN
29 Oct 1872	Marriage	At St. Stephen's Church, Salvage, on the 21st ult., by Rev. Mr. SKINNER, Mr. H.W.WAY, of this town, to Lydia, second daughter of Mr. Phillip WAY, of Bonavista.
	Marriage	At St. John's on the 11th inst., by the Revd. George S. MILLIGAN, M.A., Mr. Thos. MORTON of Burin, to Miss Susanna FACEY, of St. John's.
	Marriage	At the same place, by the same, on the 19th inst., in the Wesleyan Church, Mr. James BRYANT, of New Perlican, to Mrs. Sarah SOOLLEY, of Heart's Delight.
	Death	At Bay Roberts, on 25th inst., Jessie Matilda, second daughter of the late Mr. John GARLAND of this place, aged 16 years and 5 months.
	Death	At St. John's, On Wednesday evening last, after a long and painful illness, Mrs. Susanna HARVEY, the beloved mother of Elizabeth and W.G. PICKARD, aged 65 years.
	Death	At Quidi Vidi, on Thursday last, Mr. John HOWARD, in the 74th year of his age.
	Death	At the same place, on Tuesday morning, after a long illness, borne with Christain resignation, Geoffrey MORRIS, aged 58 years.
	Passengers	In the Georgia from Pictou -- Mr. and Mrs. MUNN, Miss MUNDEN, Rev. Mr. PILOT, and Mrs. PILOT, Mr. and Mrs. WHITEWAY, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin COWAN, Mr. and Mrs. BRUCE, and Messrs. BURGE, COOK, and WEBSTER. Second Cabin -- Miss WATERMAN, Miss ANGEL, and Messrs. CLANCEY, BORGER, ELLARD, TILLEY, and 1 in steerage.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 26 Oct -- Clara, HARTRY, Bristol, oil -- W. J. S. DONNELLY.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 23 Oct -- Hector, KNIGHT, Sydney, P.&L. TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 24 Oct -- Jane Louisa, McLEAN, Mahon, C.B., J&W PITTS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 24 Oct -- New Dominion, VEAL, New York, W.CULLEN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 24 Oct -- Glenlivet, STEWART, Trapani, P&L TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Oct -- Georgia, McKENZIE, Pictou, HARVEY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 23 Oct -- Palma, ROSELLO, Queenstown, J&W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 24 Oct -- Fame, BLOWEY, Vienna, W.GRIEVE & CO
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 24 Oct -- E.C. White, DIAMOND, Greenock, W.GRIEVE and CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 24 Oct -- Georgina, WHITE, Sydney, G.J.HAYWARD
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Oct -- Wm.Stairs, RYAN, Sydney, LeMESSURIER & KNIGHT.
5 Nov 1872	Marriage	At Battle Harbor, by WB BENDELL, Esq., Capt. John DALTON, of Exploits, Burnt Island, to Dorcas TAYLOR, of Mosquito.
	Marriage	At St. James' Church, Pictou, N.S., on Tuesday the 22nd inst., by the Rev. David C. MOORE, Rector, assisted by the Rev. William PILOT, Vice Principal of the College, St., John's, N.F., William Vallance WHITEWAY, Esq., Q.C. of St. John's, N.F., to Catherine A., third daughter of William H. DAVIES, Esq. Pictou, N.S.
	Marriage	At the Wesleyan Church St. John's, on Wednesday 30th ult., by the Rv. George S. MILLIGAN, M.A., Mr. Albert WILLSHIRE, to Miss Jane SHANA.
	Marriage	At the same place, on Wednesday evening, the 30th ult., by the same, Mr. Thomas Widdicome SPRY, Merchant, to Miss Anges Laurie CURRAN.
	Marriage	At the Parsonage, St. John's, on the same evening, by the same, Mr. Samuel EARLE, to Miss Tryphena HUSSEY.
	Marriage	At the house of the bride's father, St. John's on Thursday evening, 31st ult., by the same, Mr. Richard NEWMAN, of Twillingate, to Susanna Francis, eldest daughter of Mr. George W. LUSCOMBE.
	Death	At 4 pm, after a severe illness, deeply regretted by a large circle of acquaintances and friends, William GORDON, Esq., aged 37 years. The deceased was a native of Rosehearty, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, and for many years a resident of this town.
	Death	At his residence, Bird Island Cove, on Sunday, 20th inst., after a short illness, Mr. Robert TILLEY, aged 47 years. He was a native of Bonavista, and was very much esteemed for his amiable qualities and upright character.
	Death	At Brooklyn, N.Y., on the 5th inst., of cancer, Charlotte H., wife of Mr. W.D. BURTON, aged 60 years; and on the 8th inst., at Boston Highland, of consumption, Mr. William Oliver St. JOHN, natives of Harbor Grace, Newfoundland. The above were sister and son of Mr. C.St. JOHN, so well know to all Harbor Grecians.
8 Nov 1872	Marriage	On Wednesday, the 30th Oct., at the Wesleyan Church, St. John's, by the Rev. George S. MILLIGAN, A.M., Thomas Widdicombe SPRY, Esq., of that town, to Agnes Laurie, only daughter of the late Capt. Adam CORRAN, of Grenock, Scotland.
	Death	At Brigus, yesterday evening, after a brief illness, Charlotte Matilda, eldest daughter of Mr. Phillip K. BUTLAND, aged 22 years.
	Death	At St. John's, on Thursday evening last, after a long illness, Mr. John STAFFORD, aged 79 years, 60 of which he spent in this country.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 6 Nov -- Fleetwing, PIKE, New York, herring and cod oil -- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 7 Nov -- Sophia, HEATER, Cow Bay, herrring -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 7 Nov -- Clarissa, JAMES, Vienna Fish -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 31 oct -- Lizzie, IRELAND, Montreal -- J & W STEWART
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 31 Oct -- Brothers, CALLAHAN, Glace Bay -- CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 Nov -- Bertha, PIPPY, Sydney -- E. WHITE.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 1 Nov -- Helena, MALONE, Montreal -- STABB, ROW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 31 Oct -- Casique, COX, Pernambuco -- W. GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 31 Oct -- Belle, MOSS, Queenstown -- STABB, ROW & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 31 Oct -- Sterling, SPRAGUE, Lisbon -- E. DUDER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 31 Oct -- Helen Isabel, RALSTON, Pernambuco -- BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 1 Nov -- Myrtle, BOWDEN, Barbadoes -- W. GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 1 Nov -- Otter, RYAN, Sydney -- JOB, BROS & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 1 Nov -- Fanny, COVE, Queenstown -- BOWRING BROS.
15 Nov 1872	Marriage	At Montreal, on the 8th October, at Grace Church, Point St. Charles, by the Revd. S. BELCHER, Mr. John McNABE, Conducter of G.T.R., youngest son of Daniel McNABE, formerly of Locadia Post Office, to Selina, eldest daughter of Mr. Frederick LANG, formerly of St. John's, Nfld.
	Marriage	On Sunday, October 6th, at Harbor Briton, by the Lord Bishop of St. John's, assisted by the Rev. Fathers BRENNAN and CLARK, Richard Arthur Patrick CROSS, to Sarah Cecelia, third daughter of Mr. James ORGAN, of Gaultois.
	Marriage	At Port Mulgrave, N.S. on Tuesday, Nov. 5th, by the Rev. J. TREMAINE, Mr. William Edward EARLE, of the N.Y., Newfoundland and London Telegraph Co., to E. Primrose, daughter of J.B. HADLEY, Esq.
	Marriage	Also at the same place and same time, by the same, Mr. Wm. P. TRITES, of the same Co., to Rachel, also the daughter of Mr. Hadley.
	Marriage	Oct 12th, at the parish church, Dawlish, William Rayner BEST, to Jane Townsend TROBRIDGE, both of Exeter.
	Death	On Wednesday morning, 6th inst., after a short illness, Elizabeth SHAMBLER, aged 40 years.
	Death	On Sunday last, after a long illness, Jane, the beloved wife of Mr. John ANGEL, aged 22 years.
	Death	At King's Cove, on the 27th September, Mr. George CONNOLLY, a native of the County Waterford, Ireland, aged 60 years. Much regretted by his virtuous neighbors of every class.
	Death	At Brooklyn, U.S., on the 26th Oct. last, Margaret, widow of the late Mr. John McWILLIAM, beloved by all who knew her.
	News	A Sad Tragedy. A letter was received recently in this city by one of the family from Captain D. MAHONEY, commander of the ship, "Lizzie Fennell"…the letter is dated at "Guanape Island, Peru, South America, Sept, 21, 1872." Captain MAHONEYwrites under a terrible state of mind,...The vessel arrived at Guanape on the 31st of August, and between 12 and 1 o'clock Mrs. MAHONEY and her child "died" it says, Mrs. MAHONEY had been laboring under a peculiar female affliction, which at intervals caused temporary aberration of the mind...at the time mentioned, Mrs. MAHONEY killed her child and committed suicide...The captain declares "it is his intention to bring the remains home with him, as he could never think of leaving them on these islands." -- St. John Globe -- (edited for brevity)
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 13 Nov -- Kate McKenzie, McAULEY, Baddeck, cattle -- PATTERSON & FOSTER
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 15 Nov -- Escort, WALSH, Montreal, provisions -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 15 Nov -- Susan, FARRELL, Sydney, coal -- Daniel GREEN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 12 Nov -- Isabella Ridley, NOBLE, Cow Bay, ballast -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 12 Nov -- Elizabeth Jane, CLEARY, Cow Bay, ballast -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 11 Nov -- Charlotte, PALFREY, Cow Bay -- S. MARCH & SON
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 11 Nov -- Georgina, WHITE, Sydney, LeMESSURIER & KNIGHT
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 11 Nov -- Rival, BRAN COME (as written), Glace Bay, BOWRING BROTHERS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 Nov -- Glynwood, SINCLAIR, Charlottetown, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 Nov -- Rein de Prevoyance, LEWIS, Sydney, W.& G. RENDELL.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 Nov -- Mary White, LeBLANC, New York, HARVEY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 Nov -- Delia, KEAY, Antigonish, J. & W. PITTS.
22 Nov 1872	Death	At St. John's, on Saturday evening, last after a very short illness, Mr. William BARNES, aged 77 years.
	Death	Nov 15th, the feast of St. Gertrude, at St. John's, of water on the brain, Gertrude Mary, second child of James Gerve CONROY, Esq., aged eleven months.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 22 Nov -- Hebe, LOYAL, Boston, provisions, RIDLEY & SONS
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 10 Nov -- Mastiff, PIKE, Sydney, ballast -- RIDLEY & SONS
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: ---------- Consort, PARSONS, Sydney, ballast -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 Nov -- M'Clara Maria, HOLLY, Sydney, W.GREIVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 14 Nov -- Pearl, DAY, Glace Bay, A.SHEA
26 Nov 1872	Marriage	On Tuesday, 21st inst., at Fort William St. John's, by the Rev T. HALL, Mr. John BUTLER, to Miss Naomi GIFFORD, both of Port De Grave, Conception Bay.
	Marriage	At Harbor Main, on Sunday, the 3rd inst., by the Rev. Patrick O'DONNELL, C.C., Charles FUREY, Esq., J.P. to Bridget, eldest daugher of Mr. Peter HANNON, Planter, of the above place.
	Marriage	At St. Mary's Church, Heart's Content, on Wednesday, the 13th inst., by the Rev. G. GARDNER, incumbent, brother of the bride; George UNICUME, Esq., late of Beckenham, Kent, to Emma, eldest daughter of James GARDNER, Esq.
	Marriage	On the 12th inst., at the residence of the bride's mother, Catalina, by the Rev'd. William VEITCH, James F. MERCHANT, of Bonavista, son of the late Valentine MERCHANT, Esq., of this city, to Margaret Gertrude, eldest daughter of the late Wm. WALSH, Esq., of Catalina.
	Death	On the 7th inst., at Great St. Lawrence, Mr. Edward KELLIGREW, aged 68 years, for 26 of which he faithfully served the Colonial and Continental Church Society, as master of their schools at Salmon Cove, Port-de-Grave, and at Great St. Lawrence. He was a Church of England reader also at the latter station, and was an exemplary, pious man. His loss is much felt by his sorrowful family, pupils and community there. His remains were followed to their last resting place by the people generally, and the funeral services conducted by the Rev. William ROSIER of Burin. His end was peace.
	Death	At King's Cove, on the 27th September, Mr. George CONNOLLY, a native of the County Waterford, Ireland, aged 60 years. (this appears to be a repeat from a previous issue)
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 22 Nov -- Minnie, GORDON, Montreal, provisions -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 22 Nov -- Ravenwood, SMART, Montreal, provisions, PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 23 Nov -- Release, CLUNN, St. Vincent, fish -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 23 Nov -- Consort, PARSONS, Sydney, ballast -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 23 Nov --- Escort, WALSH, New York, herring -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Nov -- Flash, DUTTON, Boston -- JOHN WOODS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Nov -- Henrietta, CAMPBELL, Greenock -- BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 26 Nov -- Peerless, MITCHELL, Montreal -- BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 28 Nov -- Dawn, CLARKE, Montreal, BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 28 Nov -- Hector, KNIGHT, Cow Bay -- JOB, BROS & CO.
	Notice	Caution! I hereby give notice that, after this date, I will not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name, without a Written Order from myself. Signed, Lucinda BARTLETT, Bay Roberts, 13 Nov 1872.
	Notice	For Sale: A dwelling house and land attached (known under the name of Snow Hill) situated on the Carbonear Road, one mile from Harbor Grace. This is an eligible place for farming operations, and is alike suitable for rich or poor. For particulars apply to James POWER.
29 Nov 1872	Death	Died Monday evening last, after a lingering illness, Mr. William FRENCH, aged 97 years.
3 Dec 1872	Marriage	At St. Paul's Church, on Sunday last, by the Rev. Bertram JONES, Mr. Henry TAYLOR, of Moreton's Harbor, to Ann Eliza, third daughter of the late Capt. Nathanial DAVIES, of this town.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 29 Nov -- Hebe, LOYLE, Sydney, ballast -- RIDLEY & SONS
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 30 Nov -- Florence, JEWER, Bristol, oil and herring -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Nov -- Rebecca, DORMAN, Sydney, LeMESSURIER & KNIGHT
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Nov -- T.N. Haviland, BOUTON, New York, BOWRING BROTHERS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 25 Nov -- Jura, WALTERS, Sydney, J&R KENT
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Nov -- Glywood, SINCLAIR, Charlottetown, PEI, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 25 Nov -- Reine de Prevoyance, LEWIS, Barbadoes, HARVEY & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 26 Nov -- Camelford, JAMES, Pernambuco, W. GRIEVE & CO.
	Notice	The Undersigned would respectfullly intimate to the Gentlemen of Harbor Grace and neighborhood that he will visit them on a business tour on Friday, 6th inst., and may be found at Mrs. GADEN'S, Victoria Street, where he will be prepared to receive all orders entrusted to his care. Signed, James MELLIS, Tailor and Clothier, St. John's
	Notice	For Sale -- by the Subscriber: 1 Good Horse, 1 Harness, 1 Cart, 1 Dray and 1 Catamaran. Signed James POWER.
6 Dec 1872	Marriage	At St. Paul's Church, Harbor Grace, on Wednesday, the 4th inst., by the Rev. Bertram JONES, assisted by the Revd. J.M. NOEL of Island Cove, T.W.GADEN, Esq., of H.M. Customs, to Margaret Eliza, youngest daughter of the late G.C. GADEN, Esq., Sheriff of the Northern District of Newfoundland.
	Marriage	At the Wesleyan Parsonage, on Wednesday last, by the Rev. C. LADNER, Mr. Peter MURRAY, of Adam's Cove, to Miss Elizabeth Wiseman, of this town.
	Marriage	By the same, on the same day, Mr. Ambrose NICHOLAS, to Miss Naomi COURAGE, both of this town.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 5 Dec -- Isabella Ridley, NOBLE, Cow Bay, coal -- RIDLEY & SONS
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 6 Dec -- Sophia, HEATER, Cow Bay, coal - RIDLEY & SONS
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 6 Dec -- Pioneer, FLOWERS, Boston, provisions -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 29 Nov -- Eastwood, FRAINOR (?), Charlottetown, PEI -- CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 29 Nov -- Orielton, YOUNG, Georgetown, PEI -- CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 29 Nov -- Kalmia, DAY, Sydney, P&L TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 29 Nov -- Four Brothers, ASH, Summerside, PEI -- CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 29 Nov -- Volant, McDONALD, Sydney, P.ROGERSON & SON
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 30 Nov -- Exploits, BULLENWELL, Cornwallis -- J. WARREN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 30 Nov -- Mary Olivia, GOU, New York -- J. MURRAY
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 29 Nov -- Ripple, LEWIS, Vianna, JOB, BROTHERS & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 29 Nov -- Gem, FACEY, Sydney, W.GREIVE & CO.
	Notice	Union Bank of Newfoundland:…notice… a Dividend…Signed, John W. SMITH, Manager, St. John's (edited for brevity)
10 Dec 1872	Marriage	At Catalina, on the 27th ult., by the Rev. William VEITCH, Mr. Joseph GUY of that place, to Julianna, youngest daughter of Mr. Michael GOULD of Carbonear.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 10 Dec. -- Fleetwing, PIKE, New York, provisions -- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 10 Dec -- Kate, McCARTHY, Sydney, coal -- THOMAS LYNCH
13 Dec 1872	Death	Last evening, Bertram, youngest son of Mr. Thomas WELLS, aged 18 months.
	Death	This Morning, after a brief illness, Martha, youngest daughter of Mr. William CRANE, aged 14 years.
	Notice	Caution! I hereby give notice that, after this date, I will not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name, without a Written Order from myself. Signed, Robert MORRIS, 10 Dec.1872.
	Notice	Bazaar for the purpose of liquidating the debt incurred by recent repairs and additions to the Wesleyan Church here...15th January next…. Signed, Rev. C. LADNER.
	Notice	James FALLON, 172 Water St.,…commenced business…tin, copper and sheetiron work.
	Notice	For sale: Just received, Ex "Kate," and for sale by the subscriber, A Cargo of Prime Sydney Coals, signed, G. MAKINSON.
17 Dec 1872	Death	On Saturday last, after a protracted illness, Mr. Francis McKENZIE, a native of Catalonia, Spain, aged 38 years.
	Death	At Charlottetown, PEI, on the 7th November, after a short illness, Mr. Watson DUCHEMIN, an old and respected inhabitant of that place, aged 72 years. Deceased was brother of the late Mr. P. DUCHEMIN of St. John's.
	Death	At King's Cove, on the 12 November, after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Michael Anthony CUDDIHY, aged 22 years, only son of Mr. Richard CUDDIHY of Torbay.
	Death	At St. John's, on Monday, Mr. James DOOLEY, aged 31 years, a native of Carrick on Suir, County Waterford, Ireland.
31 Dec 1872	Birth	This morning, the wife of John SQUIRES, Esq., of a son.
	Death	At Carbonear, on the 23rd inst., after a brief illness, deeply regretted by a large circle of friends, Jane Cornelia, aged 40 years, eldest daughter of Francis and Elizabeth TAYLOR.
	Death	On Sunday last, at the residence of her son-in-law, No. 14 Victoria St., Bridget, relect of the late Mr. John EAGAN, aged 90 years. Deeased was a native of the county Kilkenny, Ireland.
17 Dec 1872	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 16 Dec -- Creole, STAPLETON, Lingan, Coal -- W.J.S. DONNELLY.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Entered: 16 Dec -- Two Brothers, PIKE, Cow Bay, coal -- PUNTON & MUNN
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 14 Dec -- Fleetwing, PIKE, Pernambuco, fish -- PUNTON & MUNN.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 17 Dec -- British Gem, BURNARD, Plymouth, fish -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of Harbor Grace: Cleared: 17 Dec -- Tres Sobonus, Juan MONDIGO, San Sebastian, fish -- RIDLEY & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 6 Dec -- Harbor Grace, BROWN, New York, J. MURRAY
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Dec -- Otter, RYAN, Sydney, JOB, BROTHERS & Co.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Dec -- Iceland, JENKINS, Pictou, N. STABB & SONS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Dec -- Race(?), WILLIAMSON, Greenock, W.GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Dec -- Britannia, McCORMACK, PE Island, J.& W. PITTS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 9 Dec -- Mercade, LeBUFF, Cow Bay, G.F. BROWN
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 10 Dec -- Tickler, CURITN, PE Island, J.& W. PITTS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 12 Dec -- Lion, ASH, London, W.GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 Dec -- A.M.B., BELFONTAINE, Sydney, J.MURRAY.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 6 Dec -- T.H. Haviland, BOUTIN, Glace Bay, BOWRING BROTHERS
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 9 Dec -- Kalmai, DAY, Pernambuco, P&L TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 9 Dec -- Gertrude, LAYMAN, Barcelona, J&W STEWART.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 9 Dec -- Eagle, JACKMAN, Sydney, BOWRING BROS.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Dec -- Joven, GARVINA, Bilboa, CF ANCELL.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Dec -- Mary Lizzie, WARD, Pernambuco, P&L TESSIER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Dec -- Sophie, SHEARS, Lisbon, E.DUDER.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 10 Dec -- Ghoorka, NEILSON, Greenock, JOB, BROS. & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 12 Dec -- Tigress, BARTLETT, Sydney, HARVEY & CO.
31 Dec 1872	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 23 Dec -- Cora, TAYLOR, New York, BAINE, JOHNSTON & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 23 Dec -- Kitty Clyde, NOEL, PE Island, P.ROGERSON & SON.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 24 Dec -- Chalrotte(sic), PALFREY, Glace Bay, S. MARCH & SON
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 24 Dec -- Wolf, HISCOCK, Sydney, W. GRIEVE & CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Entered: 24 Dec -- Margaret Ann, POWER, Sydney, L.O'BRIEN CO.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 22 Dec -- Volant, McDONALD, Demerara, W.GRIEVE & Co.
	Ship News	Port of St. John's: Cleared: 22 Dec -- Eastwood, TREINOR, Georgetown, CLIFT, WOOD & CO.
31 Dec 1872	Notice	Mr. J. CURRIE Tuner and Repairer of Pianos and Concertinas ...Orders left at No 170 Water St., will receive immediate attention.
1873
3 Jan 1873	Birth	Yesterday morning, the wife of Mr. Robert BROWN, of a daughter.
3 Jan 1873	For Sale	1 Good Horse, 1 Set Harness, 1 Cart, 1 Dray, and 1 Catamaran. Dec 3. James POWER
3 Jan 1873	For Sale	Dwelling House and Land. Attached, (known under the name of Snow Hill) situated on the Carbonear Road, one mile from Harbor Grace. This is an eligible place for farming operations, and is alike suitable for rich or poor. For particulars apply to James POWER. Oct 29.
7 Jan 1873	Birth	At St. John's, on the 31st December, last, the wife of Charles BOWRING, Esq., of a daughter.
7 Jan 1873	Married	At Bird Island Cove, Dec 18th by the Rev. A.E.C. Bayley, Mr. Alexander LAWRENCE, son of John Lawrence, Esq., Bonavista, to Miss Jane HILLS, of Bird Island Cove.
7 Jan 1873	Notice	Caution! I hereby give notice that, after this date, I will not be responsible for any Debts contracted in my name, without a Written Order from myself. Lucinda BARTLETT. Bay Roberts, Nov 13, 1872.
7 Jan 1873	Notice	Piano Tuning! Mr. J. CURRIE, Tuner and Repairer of Pianos. Orders left at No. 170 Water Street will receive immediate attantion. Dec 17. [edited for brevity]
10 Jan 1873	Married	On Wednesday, the 8th instant, at St. Patrick's Church, Carbonear, by the Right Rev. H. Carfagnini, Bishop of Harbor Grace, Andrew T. DRYSDALE, Esq., of Harbor Grace, to Maggie, second daughter of John McCARTHY, Esq., Sub Collector of H.M. Customs at that port
10 Jan 1873	Married	On Thursday last, at the Cathedral, by the Rev. D. Falconio, Mr. James RYAN, of Spaniards Bay, to Miss Margaret COADY, of the same place.
10 Jan 1873	Passengers	Per Lion from Halifax - Capt. HANRAHAN, Messrs. CURNOW, BRODERICK, BREMNER and SYKES; 5 in Steerage.
10 Jan 1873	Ad	J. MELLIS, Tailor & Clothier, 208 Water Street, St. John's, Begs respectfully to inform the public of Conception Bay generally that he has always on hand a complete assortment of Clothing for all seasons of the year… Orders from the outports promptly attended to. J.M. visits Conception Bay twice a year, of which notice is duly given. Dec 10.
14 Jan 1873	Passengers	Per Tiger for Halifax - Rev. John NUGENT, Capts. MITCHELL and McCORMACK, Messrs. ASHER, ELLIS, WHITE, McDONALD, OWEN, McMULLAN, McLUSH, MUDGE, WILSON, FANNING and GEARY; 12 in Steerage.
14 Jan 1873	Died	On Monday last, after a lingering illness, Susannah the beloved wife of Mr. Jacob NICHOLAS, aged 40 years. Funeral on Thursday next from her late residence, corner of Water and Bannerman Streets. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
28 Jan 1873	Birth	Yesterday morning, the wife of C.L. KENNEDY, Esq., of a son.
7 Feb 1873	Married	On Thursday 30th ult., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. C. Ladner, Mr. Albert PARSONS, to Emily Pitts, eldest daughter of Mark PARSONS, Esq., both of this town.
7 Feb 1873	Married	At All Saint's Church, Salmon Cove, Brigus, on the 4th inst., by the Rev. Robert H. Taylor, assisted by the Rural Dean, Rev. J.C. Harvey, Mr. J.C. JERRITT, of Exeter, England, to Miriam, youngest daughter of J.C. NUTTALL, Esq., of H.M. Customs, Brigus.
7 Feb 1873	Died	At St. John's, on Saturday, 1st current, aged 67 years, Mary, wife of Mr. George BOWDEN.
7 Feb 1873	Died	At Truro, N.S. on Wednesday, the 5th inst., of brain fever, Miss Esther E. GILLARD, in the 20th year of her age.
7 Feb 1873	Passengers	Per Tiger from Halifax - Rev. M. CALLAHAN, Mr. A.W. WALKER, and one in steerage.
21 Feb 1873	Married	At St. Andrew's Church, St. John's, on the 13th inst., by the Rev. Daniel McDougall, James Stewart PITTS, Esq., tof the firm of J. & W. Pitts, St. John's, to Mary MACKAY of Pictou, N.S.
21 Feb 1873	Married	On the same evening, at the English Cathedral, by the Rev. G.M. Johnson, Mr. H. PATON, of Dunfermline, Fifeshire, Scotland, to Isabella, second daughter of Mr. William HUSSEY, of St. John's.
21 Feb 1873	Married	At St. John's, on the 6th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. T. McGrath, Mary Eliza, eldest daughter of Capt. John HAGEN, of steamer Tiger, to Mr. Dennis GORMAN, of Burin.
21 Feb 1873	Died	Yesterday morning, after a protracted illness, H.T.MOORE, Esq., Sub-Collector of H.M. Customs, Harbor Grace, aged 48 years. Funeral will take place at 2 o'clock p.m., on Monday next, from his late residence Victoria Street. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
21 Feb 1873	Died	At Trinity, January 24, after a long and painful illness, borne with christian resignation to the divine will, Captain James MORRIS, aged 63 years, leaving a widow and helpless family to mourn their loss; he was a friend to the poor, and regretted by all who knew him - his end was peace.
21 Feb 1873	Died	On Wednesday morning, 12th February, at Manor Park, Lee, Kent, Robert PROWSE, Esqr., aged 74 years, forty-six years of which he spent in this country.
25 Feb 1873	Married	On yesterday morning, 24th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. D. Falconio, Arthur COURTEEN, Esq., of Gloster, England, to Maggie, youngest daughter of John FENNELL, Esq., Clerk of the Peace.
28 Feb 1873	Birth	Yesterday, the lady of His Excellency the Governor of a daughter.
28 Feb 1873	Died	At Burton's Pond, on the 18th January last, much and deservedly regretted, Captain Robert G. KNIGHT, aged 52 years - a native of St. John's, leaving a wife and eight children to lament the melancholy bereavement.
Mar. 11,1873	Birth	On Friday last, the wife of Mr. Thomas MUNRO, of a daughter.
Mar. 11,1873	Death	At Carbonear, on the 8th inst., much and deservedly regretted, Mr. Clement NOEL, at the advanced age of 83 years.
Mar. 28, 1873	Death	At St. John's, on the 15th inst., after a brief illness, borne with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Honora, wife of Mr. Henry DUGGAN, a native of county Tipperary, Ireland, aged 25 years. R.I.P.
Mar. 28, 1873	Death	At same place, on the 19th inst., after a lingering illness, Mary, eldest daughter of Captain John RYAN, aged 21 years.
Mar. 28, 1873	Death	At Fogo, on the 1st ult., after a painful illness, borne with Christian Resignation to the Divine Will, Mr. Nicholas PAYNE, pilot, a native of Fogo.
Mar. 28, 1873	Death	At Ochre Pit Cove, on the 17th inst., Mr. David Joseph HARTY, aged 24 years, much and deservedly regretted by all who knew him. R.I.P.
Apr. 1, 1873	Birth	On the 27th ult., the wife of the Hon. W.J.S. DONNELLY, of a son.
May 2, 1873	Passengers	Per Tiger from Halifax - Revd.. Mr. LOCKWOOD, Mrs. LOCKWOOD and child, Mrs. McTAGGART, Messrs. SMITH, HAMBURGER, EATON, McKAY, HARVEY, BENNETT, WOOD and 10 in steerage.
May 2, 1873	Passengers	Per Moravian from Liverpool - Mrs. CORDON, Mrs. BAILLE, Rev. J. MILNER, Hon. Jas. TOBIN W.P. MUNN, Esq., and Messrs. WEBSTER, BUTTERFIELD, ROSSEAU, HODGE, IRVINE, CROWDY, GOODRIGE. Intermediate - Messrs. CAKE, SMITH, McCORMICK, and two in steerage.
May 2, 1873	Passengers	Per Moravian from Halifax - Mrs. J. CARBERY, Miss Ellen REGAN, and Messrs. J.W. FORAN, George RUTHERFORD, J.H. McNEIL, C. MATTHEWS, HAMBURGER, J. BURT, Stephen SPENCE, George HUTCHINGS. Intermediate - Messrs. Wm. BYRNE, Sr., Wm. BYRNE, Jr. Steerage - Mrs. Anne CLOONEY, and five children; Miss READY, Miss MALONE, Mary DUGGAN, Johanna DUGGAN, Norah KEEFE, Mary RYAN, William MARTIN, Patrick MARTIN, William READ.
May 2, 1873	Death	On Monday evening last, the 28th ult., William TALBOT, Esq., aged 81 years.
May 9, 1873	Death	On Monday last, deeply regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends, Mr. Wm. CRANE, aged 62 years.
May 13, 1873	News	The inquest held on the body of James COFFEE resulted in a verdict of manslaughter against Richard SINGLETON, and his two sons, Albert and John, all of whom are now in custody. The former under charge of the police at his own home, and the latter in gaol here. The father, in consequence of his wound, cannot be removed for a few days.
May 16, 1873	Marriage	On Wednesday, the 7th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Right Rev. Dr. Carfagnini, assisted by the Rev. D. Falconio, O.S.F., J.J. DEARIN, Esq., to Mary Josephine, eldest daughter of Captain John RYAN.
May 16, 1873	Death	On Monday last, after a short illness, Mary, relict of the late Mr. William REVETTS, aged 57 years.
May 20, 1873	Marriage	On the 7th inst., by the Rev. A. Ross, Mr. Edward LEACH, of Devon, England, to Miss Hannah DIDDEM, of Trinity.
May 20, 1873	Passengers	Per Nestorian from Liverpool. Cabin - Monsieur JOUBERT, Madame JOUBERT, Blanch FOURNIER (servant), Louise NOCHET (servant), Mr. & Mrs. TESSIER, Mr. TESSIER, Jun., Miss TESSIER and servant, Mr. & Mrs. WHITEAWAY, Mr. & Mrs. OLIPHANT, Miss GLYNN, Messrs. LLOYD, MILNE, LEVILLEY, MORRIS, LARMOUR, DAWE, HERMAN, ADAMS, THOMSON, Capts. BURCHALL and McNEIL. Intermediate - William MARTIN, Steerage - Mrs. MONROE and child, John DRISCOL.
May 20, 1873	Passengers	Per Nestorian for Halifax and Quebec. Saloon - Mr. & Mrs. CROWLEY, Capt. ROSSEAU, Messrs. J.H. BOONE, A. RENNIE, J. FURLONG; 21 in steerage.
May 23, 1873	Death	Yesterday morning, after a lingering illness, borne with true Christian fortitude and pious resignation to the Divine Will, William R. SHORTIS, aged 25 years; eldest son of Michael SHORTIS, Esq. The deceased was a most promising young man and hightly esteemed by all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance. Having been educated for the priesthood at St. Patrick's College, Carlow, Ireland; and also at College Dupepe, Lotivin, Belgim he was ever a model of scholarship and pleasurable company. He had even at that early age mastered proficiently seven languages and although his demeanour was quiet and exemplary, he was ever ready and willing to impart useful information. The deceased had to return to this his native land some three years ago for the benefit of his health; the best of French, and Belgian physicians recommending his so doing. Alas! a higher than human power has cut off from a grieving circle a youth esteemed by all. Sympathy with his sorrowing friends and relatives is deep and sincere. R.I.P.
May 23, 1873	Death	At Carbonear, on Wednesday evening last, deeply regretted by a large circle of relations and friends, John McCARTHY, Esq., Sub collector of Her Majesty's Customs at that port, aged 67 years. Funeral from his late residence tomorrow at 3 p.m. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend.
May 23, 1873	Death	At same place on Monday last, after a long and painful illness, born with Christian Resignation to the Divine Will, Mr. Alexandra HAMILTON, age 68 years. The deceased was a native of Carbonear and leaves a wife and large family to mourn their loss.
May 27, 1873	Marriage	At the residence of the bride's father, on the 19th inst., by the Rev. Daniel MacDougall, of St. Andrew's Church, Mr. John McLEAN, Engineer S.S. Ariel, to Janet, daughter of Mr. McGILLIVAR, St. John's, Newfoundland
May 27, 1873	Death	At the Parsonage, Fogo, on Sunday night, the 20th April, Clara Sophia, beloved wife of the Reverend Christopher MEEK, aged 26 years. Also, at the same place, on Tuesday, the 22nd of April, Charles, infant son of Christopher and Clara MEEK, aged 11 days.
May 27, 1873	Death	At Bonavista, on the 3rd May, Mary MIFFLIN, aged 4 years and 3 months, eldest daughter of Mr. James HUNT.
May 27, 1873	Death	Also, on the 9th inst. Frederick, third son of Mr. Charles THOMPSON, aged 9 years.
Jun. 3, 1873	Death	At Dartmouth, England, on the 13th ultimo, Rev. H.L. CRANFORD, Wesleyan Minister, aged 31 years.
Jun. 17, 1873	Birth	On Sunday morning last, the wife of the Revd. C. Ladner, of a daughter.
Jun. 17, 1873	Death	On Sunday last, after a lingering illness, borne with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Elizabeth, beloved wife of Mr. Jonathan MARTIN, aged 68 years. Funeral from her late residence at 3 pm tomorrow. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully requested to attend.
Jun. 17, 1873	Death	At St. John's, on Wednesday the 11th inst., Nathaniel WALLACE, aged seven years and nine months, third son of Mr. Nathaniel THOMAS, hair dresser.
Jun. 17, 1873	Death	At same place, on Thursday evening, Mr. Thomas CULLEN, Cooper, a native of New Ross, Ireland, aged 67 years, 53 of which he spent in this country.
Jun. 17, 1873	Death	At same place, on Thursday, Annie Elizabeth, youngest child of James and Annie TESSIER, aged 11 months.
Jun. 17, 1873	Passengers	Per Peruvian from Liverpool - The Right Rev. Coadjutor Bishop of Newfoundland, Most Rev. Dr. POWER, Very Rev. PH.H. SLATTERY, Rev. J.R. MURRAY, Mrs. MURRAY, Master F.J. MURRAY, Ellen R. SPANIER, Nurse, Mr. & Mrs. WATERMAN, Mr. & Mrs. BOVIERE, Mr. & Mrs. GRIEVE, Jane SPARROW, servant, Messrs. MOORE, CURLING AND NORFOLK. Intermediate and steerage had 4.
Jun. 17, 1873	Passengers	Per Peruvian for Halifax - Rev. Mr. MILLIGAN, T. HARRIS, J.S. PEACH, J. PASCOE, J. DOVE, C. CAMBER, Mr. & Mrs. OLIPHANT, Mrs. BOYD, Mrs. S. MARCH, Miss JORDON, Miss C. SUMMERS, Miss FITBAN, Messrs. MONTGOMERIE, ROGERSON, THOMPSON, ARMALAUX, COFFIN, BURNS, PHILIPSON, FIRTH, GAVEN, ALLYWARD, HOOPER. Intermediate - Mrs. Vincent REARDON, Miss M. VINNICOMBE and 32 in steerage.
Jun. 17, 1873	Passengers	Per Neptune for Montreal - Stephen RENDELL, Esq., M.H.A., Hon. F.B.T. CARTER, Mr. & Mrs. Robert BOWDEN, Misses FINN and HENEBURY, and 38 in steerage.
Jun. 20, 1873	Death	At Halifax, N.S., on Monday last, after a brief illness, Eliza, beloved wife of Mr. Cawley C. MAYNE, aged 25 years.
Jun. 24, 1873	Marriage	On Thursday evening last, 15th inst., were united in the holy bonds of matrimony at St. James' Chapel in this city, by the Rev. Mr. Horner, Mr. Henry P. WINTER, second son of James Winter, Esq., Her Majesty's Customs, St. John's, Newfoundland, to Fannie, second daughter of E.H.K. BELCHER, Esq., of Clinton Avenue in this city, member of one of the leading firms of the New York swamp. -Brooklyn Colonist, May 17.
Jun. 24, 1873	Death	At St. John's on Thursday evening last, Ann Joseph, the beloved wife of Mr. Garrett DOOLEY, and eldest daughter of the late Capt. Denis MEALEY, much and deservedly regretted by a large circle of friends and acquaintances. She leaves a husband and twelve children to mourn their irreparable loss.
Jun. 24, 1873	Death	At the same place, on Sunday, the 15th inst., Hellen Harvey, aged 3 years and 4 months, youngest daughter of David and Margaret BAIRD.
Jun. 24, 1873	Death	At same place on Monday, 16th inst., Capt. Richard BOLAND, late coast pilot of H.M.S. Lapwing, aged 68 years.
Jun. 24, 1873	Death	At Halifax, N.S., on Saturday morning, 14th inst., after a short illness, Mrs. David DUNPHY, aged 28 years, a native of Newfoundland.
Jun. 27, 1873	Marriage	On the 21st inst., at Christ Church, Bonavista by the Rev. Henry M. Skinner, Incumbent of Salvage, John J. SMITH, Esq., of Brigus, Conception Bay to Jane, daughter of John LAWRENCE, Esq., Clerk of the Peace, &c.
Jun. 27, 1873	Death	At Carbonear on the 13th inst., deeply regretted by a large circle of relatives and friends, Jane, relict of the late Thomas GOULD, Esq., aged 73 years.
Jun. 27, 1873	Death	At Glasgow, on the 17th inst., deeply regretted by all who knew him, Alexander CURRIE, Esq. The deceased was for many years a resident of St. John's.
Jul. 4, 1873	Death	At half-past 2 p.m., deeply regretted by many sorrowing relatives and friends, William Duncan, youngest son of Archibald MUNN, Esq., aged 16 years and 6 months.
Jul. 11, 1873	Death	On Monday, 7th inst., after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian Resignation to the Divine Will, Charlotte, beloved wife of Capt. James PARSONS, aged 38 years.
Jul. 15, 1873	Marriage	At Pictou on the evening of the 20th June, by the Rev. Mr. Herman, A.M., Mr. Ernest Augustus GILL, formerly of St. John's, Newfoundland, to Miss Sarah E.S. GAMMON, formerly of River John.
Jul. 15, 1873	Marriage	On Friday, 4th inst., at the Cathedral, St. John's, by the Rev. J. McGrath, Mr. John DRYER to Mary Ann, eldest daughter of the late Capt. James LINEGAR.
Jul. 15, 1873	Marriage	At Port Mulgrave, on Tuesday, 12th instant, at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J.P. Tremain, Mr. Edgar S. STERLING of Port Hastings, C.B., to Lydia Augusta, fifth daughter of W.H. WYLDE, Esq., M.P.P.
Jul. 15, 1873	Death	On the 12th June, in South Boston, after a short but painful illness of only 9 days, Mr. John GALWAY, cooper, for many years a respectable resident of St. John's, Newfoundland.
Jul. 15, 1873	Death	Suddenly, at Boston, on Tuesday evening, 1st inst., Patrick, second son of Mr. William COUGHLAN of St. John's, aged 24 years.
Jul. 15, 1873	Death	At Portugal Cove, on 30th June, after a lingering illness, borne with Christian resignation to the Divine Will, Mrs. Susana KING, aged 58 years.
Jul. 15, 1873	Death	Accidently drowned at sea from on board the brigantine, Neitherton, June 16, Richard Francis, second son of the late Capt. Richard BOLAN, aged 26 years.
Jul. 18, 1873	Death	On Saturday 4th inst., after a short illness, James, eldest son of Mr. Richard BRYAN, aged 19 years.
Jul. 22, 1873	Marriage	At St. John's, on th 15th inst., by the Rev. Dr. Doyle, at the residence of the bride's brother, Mr. William DONNELLY, to Bridget M., daughter of the late Mr. Patrick JORDAN.
Jul. 22, 1873	Death	At Bloomfield, Bonavista Bay, June 11, of whooping cough, Helen, youngest child of Mr. Robert STRATHIE, aged 6 years and 6 months.
Jul. 22, 1873	Death	At the same place, June 19, of consumption, Ellen, eldest daughter of Mr. John PERRY, aged 24 years.
Jul. 22, 1873	Passengers	In the Lion for Montreal - Mrs. BUCKLER and 3 children, Messrs. A.W. WALKER, OLIVER, TAYLOR and WILLIAMS.
Jul. 22, 1873	Passengers	In the Nestorian from Halifax - Revds. Messrs. MILLIGAN, DOVE, PEACH, HARRIS, COMBEN, PASCOE, Mrs. MARCH, Miss GILL.
Jul. 25, 1873	Marriage	At St. Paul's Church, yesterday, by the Rev. Bertram James, Rector, Mr. William R. SPUAREY, to Ann, second daughter of the late Mr. Thomas WOLFREY, both of this town.
Jul. 30, 1873	Marriage	On Friday last, at the Cathedral by the Very Rev. D. Falconio, O.S.F., Mr. Bartholomew STAPLETON, to Miss Mary WALSH, all of Riverhead.
Jul. 30, 1873	Death	On the 25th inst., after a long and painful illness, borne with Christian Resignation to the Divine Will, Catherine, the beloved wife of Capt. Mark ALCOCK, aged 54 years.
Jul. 30, 1873	Death	On Thursday morning last, after a long illness, Thomas, third son of Mr. John STRAPP, aged 3 years.
Aug 2, 1873	Death	On the 26th June inst., at Gilbraltar, Mrs. Catherine LEACH, widow of the late William LEACH, Esq., merchant of that city and sister to R.L. MOORE, Esq. H.M. Customs at this port.
Aug 2, 1873	Death	On Monday, at Brookfield, aged 36 years, Julia Sarah, daughter of G.J. HAYWARD, Esq.
Aug. 9, 1873	Marriage	On Thursday evening last, at the Cathedral by the Very Revd. D. Falconio, O.S.F., Mr. David HENNESSY to Miss Julia Ann SHELMADINE, both of this town.
Aug. 9, 1873	Death	On Monday evening last, after a lingering illness, Mary, daughter of the late Mr. John CALLAHAN, aged 16 years.
Aug. 23, 1873	Marriage	On Thursday evening last, by the Very Revd. D. Falconio, O.S.F., Mr. John REDDY to Miss Mary Ann GREY, both of this town.
Aug. 23, 1873	Death	At River Head, on the 19th inst., alter a brief illness, Margaret TOOLE, aged 70 years. The deceased was a native of the County Kilkenny, Ireland.
Aug. 30, 1873	Birth	On the 27th inst., the wife of Mr. W.C. NOBLE, of a daughter.
Aug. 30, 1873	Marriage	At Toronto, on the 6th inst., at the residence of the bride's father, by the Rev. J.J. Rice, Jas. M. EWING, to Selah, daughter of Mr. S. LOVEYS, all of St. John's, Newfoundland.
Sept. 3, 1873	Marriage	At the Cathedral, yesterday, by the Very Rev. D. Falconio, O.S.F., Mr. Simon McCARTHY, of Carbonear, to Maria, daughter of Mr. Jeremiah HARTREY, of this town.
Sept. 3, 1873	Death	On Monday morning last, after a short illness, Charles Thomas, only son of Capt. H.W. CLUNN, aged 3 years and 3 months.
Sept. 6, 1873	Marriage	At St. John's, on Wednesday, 27th inst., at the residence of the bride, by the Rev. John Ryan, Mr. Michael TOBIN, to Bridget, relict of the late Mr. Edward POWER.
Sept.10, 1873	Marriage	On Monday evening, 8th inst., at the Cathedral, by the Rev. J.P. Delaney, Mr. M. FURLONG to Margaret FLEMING, both of St. John's.
Sept.10, 1873	Death	On the 5th inst., Alice, daugther of Mr. Stephen FRENCH, aged 4 years and 4 months.
Sept.10, 1873	Death	At St. John's, on Wednesday morning inst., after a long illness, Mary, relict of the late Mr. James BARNES, aged 82 years.
Sept.10, 1873	Death	At same place, 7th inst., after a short illness, borne with Christian resignation, Mary Jane CARTER, only daughter of Mr. C.B. BROCKLEHURST, aged 28 years.
Sept.10, 1873	Death	At Mount Pleasant, Topsail, on Saturday evening, 6th inst., Christopher VEY, aged 78 years.
Sept.10, 1873	Passengers	Per Austrian from Liverpool - Mrs. NEYLE, Mrs. A. CURRIE, Mrs. GRAY, Mrs. QUINN, Mrs. LONDON, and infant, Mrs. HALL and child, Miss MALONEY, (rest is missing).
Sept.13, 1873	Marriage	At New Richmond, Co, Bonaventure, Canada, on the 20th ult., at the residence of John Campbell, Esq., merchant, by the Rev. John Wells, Mr. John C. BUDD, to Isabella M. DODDRIDGE, ninth daughter of John DODDRIDGE, Esq. J.P.
Sept.13, 1873	Marriage	At New Richmond, Co. Bonaventure, Canada, on the 20th inst., at the residence of John Campbell, Esq., merchant, by the Rev. John Wells, Mr. William Henry COCHRANE, to Margaret Elizabeth M'COUBREY, only daughter of Mr. R. M'COUBREY.
Sept.17, 1873	Birth	On the 12th inst., the wife of T.W. GADEN, Esq., of a daughter.
Sept.17, 1873	Passengers	Per Hibernian for Liverpool - Mr. & Mrs. GAZET, Mr. & Mrs. WATERMAN, Mrs. & Miss KENT, Mrs. GRAVIERE and 2 children, Thomas R. JOB, Esq., Messrs. PITTS, MORINET and SQUIRES, Masters Herbert and Robert RENDELL, 1 in steerage.
Oct. 1, 1873	Marriage	At Christ Church, Tilt Cove, on Monday, September 8, by the Rev. W.R. Smith, assisted by Rev. C. Meek, the Rev. George H. BISHOP, Missionary at Battle Harbour, Labrador, to Mary Anne, relict of the late ________Weah of Trinity.
Oct. 1, 1873	Marriage	At Tilt Cove, on the 16th instant, by Rev. Father Brown, Thomas CONWAY, to Elizabeth KENAH.
Oct. 1, 1873	Marriage	On the 8th instant, at Black Duck Cove, by Rev. Mr. Harrington, Mr. Charles KELLEY, to Charlotte, daughter of the late Mr. John CLARKE, of Cuckle's Cove.
Oct. 1, 1873	Death	On the 24th inst., after a long and painful illness, Mr. John RENDELL, aged 70 years, a native of Dartmouth, England. The deceased was connected with H.M. Customs for 27 years.
Oct. 4, 1873	Birth	On Tuesday last, the wife of Mr. Henry TAYLOR, of a son.
Oct. 8, 1873	Passengers	Per Hibernian from Liverpool - Rev. Father McGRATH, Messrs. SELLARS, SQUIRES AND O'DONNELL; 3 in steerage.
Oct. 8, 1873	Passengers	Per Hibernian for Halifax - the Right Rev. the Coadjutor Bishop and Mrs. KELLY, Very Rev. Dr. CRANE, Rev. Mr. ISACH, Rev. Mr. CAMPBELL, Rev. Mr. DAVID, Mrs. & Miss BREWER, Miss C. TOOME, Miss E. FURLONG, Miss FOX, Capt. C. PALMER, Messrs. BUCHANNAN, TUCKER, MacKINDOE and MITCHELL. Intermediate - Mr. & Mrs. CHANCEY and child, Mrs. FANNING, 29 in steerage.
Oct. 22, 1873	Death	On Monday morning last, after a short illness, William, eldest son of Mr. Stephen BREAKER, aged 13 years.
Oct. 31, 1873	Death	On Saturday last, 25th inst., after a protracted illness, Emma, eldest daughter of E.W. QUINTIN, Esq., aged 15 years.
Oct. 31, 1873	Death	At St. John's yesterday evening, Annie Louisa, second daughter of James and Sarah WORRALL, aged 3 years.
Oct. 31, 1873	Passengers	Per Nestorian from Liverpool - Messrs. John MUNN, J.S. BURNETT, Miss MUNN, Miss LETHBRIDGE, Miss E. LeGALLAISE, Rev. S. Abbe TORNOUX. Intermediate - Mr. S. SNOWDON, Geo. H. BRYANT, and Miss BRYANT, one in steerage.
Oct. 31, 1873	Passengers	For Halifax and Quebec - Dr. LANE and wife and 5 children, Mr. & Mrs. BELFIELD, Mrs. NICHOLLS, Mr. HOWES, Arthur RENDELL. Intermediate - Mr. W.T. PARSONS and family, Miss Kate NORMOUR, Ellen Keefe, John O'NEIL, John REID and wife, J.W. ARBOUTHNOTT, Sarah DAY and 46 (children included) in Steerage.
Nov. 12, 1873	Death	At St. John's on the 6th inst., Elizabeth Ellen, eldest daughter of James and Sarah WORRAL, aged 5 years.
Nov. 15, 1873	Marriage	At St. John's on Saturday, 8th inst., at St. Thomas Church, by the Rev. Arthur Wood, Mr. Fred Augustus SYKES, of Manchester, England, to Miss Charlotte MOLLONEY, second daughter of the late J.P. MOLLONEY, of that City.

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