Shipping List - May 16th, 1891 issue of South Africa Magazine

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This is a transcription of a Shipping List that appeared in the May 16th, 1891 issue of South Africa Magazine.

LIST OF PASSENGERS

Per R.M.S. Norham Castle which reached Plymouth on Tuesday.

MADEIRA

Hon. Cecil Irby

Miss Williams

Mrs. Burton

Two Children

Miss Burton

Miss How

Mr. W. G. Hewitt

Mr. H. Hewitt

Mr. Oliphant

Mrs. Oliphant

CAPE, &c.

Mr. A. Ebden, M.L.C.

Mr. C. B. Elliott

Mrs. Elliott

Miss Elliott

Mr. Von Laer

Mr. Goldschmidt

Mr. J. G. Harris

Mr. J. Graham

Mr. T. J. Simey

Mr. A. Keith

Mr. Edgecombe

Mr. Maydon

Mr. Andrew

Mrs. Andrew

Miss Edith Andrew

Mr. Compton

Mrs. Compton

Miss Maud Compton

Master Albert Compton

Miss Jane Compton

Nurse

Miss Compton

Mr. J. Magee

Mr. C. Molteno

Mr. Dundas

Mrs. Dundas

Maid

Miss Wauchope

Mr. Black burn

Mr. Turner

Mrs. Burner

Mrs. Scott

Master Scott

Mr. Munder

Mrs. Munder

Miss Munder

Master Munder

Mr. Berkley

Mr. E. McCarthy

Mrs. Heyes

Miss Heyes

Mrs. Hartland

Master Hartland

Mrs. J. W. Wells

Miss Wells

Miss Blanche Wells

Mr. S. Wells

Mr. Matthews

Mrs. Matthews

Master Matthews

Miss Matthews

Two Maids

Mr. J. Crawford

Mr. A. Blanco

Mr. W. M. Cuthbert

Mr. Wilkinson

Mr. Oosthuisen

Mrs. Oosthuisen

Mr. J. Easton

Mr. Lemmon

Mr. T. B. Kerr

Mr. S. Kerr

Miss Middelton

Mrs. Gourlay

Mr. H. S. Corbett

Mrs. Lerecy

Miss F. S. Spink

Mr. G. H. Homan

Mr. A. S. Thompson

Dr. Albertyn

Mrs. Albertyn

Mrs. Martin

Mr. Pagan

Mrs. Pagan

Miss Pagan

Miss Scott

Mr. Heideman

Mr. C. H. Robertson

Mr. Strapp

Miss Strapp

Mrs. Smith

Master Smith

Mrs. Ruckhardt

Mrs. Muller

Mrs. Candler

Master Candler

Mr. J. Romer

Mr. Hettwer

Mrs. Hettwer

Miss Hettwer

Mr. Howes

Mrs. Howes

Per R.M.S. Moor, leaving Southampton on Friday.

LISBON

Dr. R. Macdonald, M.P.

Mrs. Macdonald

MADEIRA

Rev. H. Whelpton

Mr. Stark

Mrs. Stark

CAPE TOWN

Dr. Edington

Rev. Francia Ashpitel

Captain D. Mason

Mr. Raphael

Miss Ablett

Miss Newcomb

Miss A. Gunning

Mr. S. Robinson

Mr. L. Robinson

Mr. A. Osborne

Mr. Booth

Mrs. Booth

Miss Booth

Mr. Ivor Alexander

Mr. Jaffe

Mr. H. G. Williamson

Mrs. H. Wilson

Miss Wilson

Miss E. Wilson

Miss N. Wilson

Mr. Pegler

ALGOA BAY

Mr. Peover

ATAL

Rev. A. Merensk

Miss E. Hunt

Miss A. Hunt

Rev. G. S. Flack

Mr. T. S. Flack

Miss M. Flack

Mr. D. Don

Per the Intermediate Mail Steamship Pembroke Castle, sailing from Flushing May 14.

LAS PALMAS

Mr. Morgan

Mrs. Morgan

Mr. Cecil C. Ross

Mr. E. C. Barker

CAPE TOWN

Mr. C. R. Witherell

Mrs. E. Kyrke

Maid

Miss E. Kyrke

Mrs. Morgan

Miss Tyson

Miss Orton Smith

Miss A. Eick

Miss Miles

ALGOA BAY

Mr. A. O. Tofts

NATAL

Mr. Wickham

Mrs. Wickham

Miss Marie Gnoth

Mrs. G. P. Hoolboom

PASSENGERS BY CAPE STEAMERS

The Rev. G. S. Flack, late vicar of St. Clement Dane, Strand, W.C., who is going on a visit to Natal with his brother, Mr. T. S. Flack, is a passenger by this week’s mail steamer, as is also Dr. Roderick Macdonald, M.P. for Ross and Cromartie, and coroner ofr North-east Middlesex, who with his wife is going to spend the Witsuntide recess at Lisbon. Next week’s mail boat takes Mrs. LeSage (wife of Mr. John M. Le Sage, of the Daily Telegraph), Mr. Lewis Atkinson, the diamond expert, and Mr. Thomas Booth to Cape Town. Dr. and Mrs. Egan, of King William’s Town, will return to South Africa in the R.M.S. Mexican, leaving Southampton on the 29^th inst. The same packet will convey Mr. Paul de Villiers to Cape Town, Mr. Arthur E. Sutton and family and Miss Dumbleton to Mossel Bay, and a party of German missionaries to Quilimane. The Rev. and Mrs. A. Harcourt Vernon and family will proceed to Cape Town by the R.M.S. Roslin Castle, leaving Dartmouth on the 5^th prox.

A Pretoria cabman has been fined £5 for calling the President “Oom Paul.” An appeal was noted. It was believed the President will remit the fine.

At the Kimberley Synagogue recently, the Rev. H. Isaacs officiating, there was celebrated what is described as “a pretty Jewish wedding,” the occasion being the marriage of Mr. Barnett Cohen, of London, and Miss Jane Cohen, daughter of Mr. S. Cohen. Mr. L. Cohen, brother of the bridegroom, acted as groomsman. The bride was given away by her father. She was attired in most becoming bridal costume, made of a rich broche silk for the bodice and train, with a very fine white more silk skirt; the whole was most elaborately trimmed with pearls, Spanish lace, and orange blossoms. The four bridesmaids were:--Misses Gertrude, Kate, Clara, and Isabel Cohen, sisters of the bride. The two first bridesmaids wore costumes of grey merveilleux, trimmed with cream broche. The other two had dresses of crushed strawberry and cream cashmere. Masters Theodore Guites and Samuel Cohen acted as train-bearers to the bride, who was also attended by her three pretty little nieces, charmingly dressed as flower girls.

Regards,

Ellen Stanton