[Transcriber’s Note: The first month or so of
newspapers in this folder had obviously at some point in the past been attacked
by mice!! Most of the fourth column is missing, which is often where
miscellaneous BMD announcements were, but I have
transcribed all I could find.]
Wednesday 2
January 1833
CHRISTENING
In the Military Chapel Sunday Dec 30 by the Rev H.P.Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
A son of Serjeanr HOLMES, 98th
Regt, baptised George.
Saturday 5
January 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. John CATO baptised John Pearson.
In the Military Chapel Monday Dec 31 by the Rev H.P.Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
A daughter of Lieut. F.B.
FIELDING, 98th Regt, baptised Anna Maria.
DEATHS
Jan 1: Mr. George MILLER, aged 34 years and 3 months.
Jan 2: A son of Mr. Thomas KING, named Henry Fletcher,
aged 4 months and 15 days.
Wednesday 9
January 1833
MARRIAGE
In the English Church Cape Town Monday Jan 7 by the
Rev Holt OKES DD, officiating for the Senior Colonial
Chaplain:
Lieut. H.G. HART, 49th
Regt, to Miss Frances Alicia OKES.
William FARMER
Furnishing and General Ironmonger
Respectfully informs the Public at large that he has
taken the stores lately occupied by Messrs. HERBERT & THORNHILL, and
formerly by Mr. John MURRAY, at the corner of St.George’s-street and
Strand-street, where he intends to commence in the above line of business on
Monday next, the 14th
instant.
W.F. particularly solicits the attention of Families
to his Fashionable Stock of
Britannia Metal Tea and Coffee Pots, Cream Ewers,
Sugar Basins, Egg Cups, Soup Ladles and Spoons (the genuine Manufacture of the
celebrated House of DIXON & Son of Sheffield).
Also a rich selection of Curtain Pins and Bands, of
the latest fashion; and an elegant assortment of Tea Trays, Waiters, Cheese
Trays, Bread Baskets, Knife Trays, Bottle Stands, Snuffer Trays, Liquor and
Cruet Frames, Candlesticks, Pint and Quart Brown Jugs, mounted with Britannia
Metal. Spoons, Kettles, Pots, Sad Irons, Italian Irons, Frying Pans, Gridirons,
and every other description of Cooking Apparatus and Culinary Utensils. Also an
extensive assortment of the best manufactured Cutlery, consisting of Knives and
Forks, with ivory handles, and French-pattern Forks, also others of various
qualities and prices.
Scissors, Pen-knives, Razors,
Pocket-knives &c.
Gentlemen’s Chests of Tools complete; Garden Shears,
Britannia metal Snuff Boxes, Spirit-flasks, Shot-belts, Powder-flasks, and
Sandwich Boxes.
Also a strong Turning Lathe and Two Horse Power Steam
Engine, calculated to grind flour, saw wood or propel a vehicle.
Nails, Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws,
cast and stamped Brass Foundry, and every description of Building and Cabinet
Materials.
Also an excellent stock of Saws, Planes, Chisels,
Gouges, Trowels, Gimblets, Augers, Adzes, Hatchets,
Files, Rasps, Anvils, Bellows, Vices, Hammers, and all other sorts of
Carpenters’ and Smiths’ Tools.
W.F. being aware that it has long been a difficulty to
procure good Horse Nails, begs to inform the Smiths that he has brought some,
superior to any ever imported into this Colony: they are made of the best
charcoal rod-iron, and manufactured by the house of FARMER & Son of Gainsboro’. Every nail is stamped F on the head; one trial
alone is requested.
Patent Brass Cocks, for wine and
beer barrels; also large Racking Cocks and Stop Cocks of all sizes.
W.F. begs to acquaint Brewers or Wine Merchants that
he has got a quantity of Ale Hogsheads for sale: they will hold about 110
gallons. Also two Wine Pipes and other empty Packages.
LIVERY STABLES
At J. SLOPER’s Livery
Stables, Keerom-street, horses are taken for livery
at Rds 20 per month and the strictest attention paid.
NB Gigs, pleasure wagons, carts, covered wagons and
saddle horses for hire at considerably lower rates than any other stables in
Town.
CAUTION
W.H. WYMAN,
late of New Bond-street, London,, having had several complaints from Ladies and
Gentlemen, who have had their hair spoiled by inefficient persons, slave boys
and others, who are in the habit of imposing their attendance on Ladies and
Gentlemen, Strangers as well as Resident
Inhabitants, by representing themselves as attached to his Establishment, deems
it necessary, in order to counteract such imposition in future, to notify that
he has no person of the above description in his employ; and that his usual
practice is to give Ladies and Gentlemen his Personal Attendance, when favoured
with their commands.
South African Hair Cutting Saloon
No.2 Shortmarket-street
8th January 1833
Wednesday 16
January 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the English Church Cape Town on Monday Jan 13 [sic]
by the Rev G.Hough MA, Senior Colonial Chaplain:
A daughter of Mr. G. WARD baptised Sarah Anna.
A daughter of Mr. J. FISON
baptised Caroline Jane.
A son of Mr. J. ARCHER baptised William Henry Van Zyl.
DEATHS
Jan 9: Mr. Thomas HAYLETT,
aged 49 years and 10 months.
Jan 10: Mr. William TILLEY,
aged 33 years.
Jan 11: Mr. William KINGHAM, aged 64 years.
Wednesday 23
January 1833
BIRTH on the 5th inst in
BIRTH on the 21st instant [mouse damage]...
LIESCHING
of a son.
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. J. HARRIS to Mrs. Sarah
BUCHANAN, widow of the late Mr. R. BUCHANAN.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Jan 20 as above:
A daughter of Mr. E.J.
BAILEY baptised Susanna Frederica Helena.
A son of Mr, T. MASKEW
baptised William Wilson.
A daughter of Mr. W. PAXTON baptised Emma.
On Monday Jan 21 as above:
A son of J.D. THOMSON Esq baptised John Deas.
A son of H. WATSON Esq baptised John Harrison.
In St.Andrew’s Church Sunday Jan 13 by the Rev James
Adamson DD:
A daughter of Mr. P. McDOUGALL
baptised Anne.
On Monday Jan 20:
A son of J. FINDLAY, Private in HM 72nd
Regt, baptised John.
DEATHS
Jan 17: Mr. John FRASER, aged
23 years.
Jan 20: Capt. James BLYTH of
the bark
Saturday 26
January 1833
BIRTH at Graaff-Reinet on the 12th
instant, Mrs. W.C. VAN RYNEVELD,
Lady of the Civil Commissioner, of a son.
BIRTH in
CHRISTENING
In the
A daughter of the Rev J. HEAVYSIDE
baptised Mary Hope.
DEATHS
At Wynberg Dec 27: A daughter of Mrs. Matgaret TAYLOR, widow, named Margaret, aged 1 year and 4
months.
Jan 13: Mr. James KINSULAR, aged 52 years.
Jan 17: Mrs. Cornelia SASMAN, aged 42 years.
Wednesday 30
January 1833
DIED on the 24th instant, our beloved son Carel Philip, aged 3 years 6 months and 11 days, of which
painful loss we hereby give notice to relatives and friends.
C.M. ZASTRON
J.S. ZASTRON, born DREYER
DIED on the 26th inst, after a tedious
illness, Mrs. Cornelia Sophia Johanna VAN SCHOOR,
aged 33 years and 4 months; much and sincerely regretted by her children and
friends.
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of Mr. H. HEWITT baptised Alison Gray.
A son of Mr. T. HARRIS baptised Robert Duckitt.
Two daughters (twins) of Mr. T. SMITH,
baptised Harriet Elizabeth Jane and Ann Isabella Maria.
Saturday 2
February 1833
DIED on Thursday the 31st ult, Ensign G.B. HARVEY of the 17th Native Infantry, aged 27
years.
Wednesday 6
February 1833
DIED on Monday the 4th instant, Margaret,
wife of John OSMOND Esq, of Simon’s Town, aged 48 years, after a happy union of
30 years, leaving an affectionate husband and her amiable children to deplore
her loss. Her amiable and kind manners will endear her to the recollection of
those who have been acquainted with her virtuous character.
CHRISTENING
In the
A daughter of Mr. J. FRY baptised Grace Christina
Maria.
Saturday 9
February 1833
CHRISTENING
In the
A son of Mr. B. PHILLIPS baptised Charles Toone.
Wednesday 13
February 1833
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. W. COLLISON
to Miss Jane LIPSCOMBE, widow of the late Mr. R. LIPSCOMBE.
Saturday 16
February 1833
MARRIED by Special Licence on the 12th inst
in the Military Chapel by the Rev H.P.B.Cooke,
Chaplain to the Forces, T.H.DUTHIE Esq, 72nd
Highlanders, to Caroline, third daughter of George REX Esq of the Knysna.
DIED on the 11th February instant at her
residence in Strand-street, my lamented sister Johanna, widow of the late J.C.
TRUTER Esq, aged 50 years and 10 months, of which distressing event notice is hereby given to relations and friends.
A.E. HANSSEN, born JOUBERT
15th Feb 1833
CHRISTENING
In the
A daughter of H. CLOETE Esq Lz
baptised Helen Gerardine.
DEATH
Feb 12: Mr. John WATSON aged 22 years.
Wednesday 20
February 1833
AGENCY
R.J. STAPLETON, formerly of
Begs to acquaint the Public of the Cape of Good Hope
that he undertakes to execute commissions of a mercantile and general nature,
on reasonable terms, such as the sales of Cape produce, purchase and shipment
of goods, recovery of monies, transmission of domestics and field labourers,
for which references will be required for the payment of the passage money and
other necessary expenses attending their embarkation. Every advice forwarded
with commissions will be attended to with punctuality and despatch.
Address c/o Messrs. PALMER, MACKILLOP
& Co, 11 King’s Arms Yard, Coleman-street,
Saturday 23
February 1833
Wm.
DEATH
Feb 20: A daughter of Mr. J.C. GOLDING,
named
Saturday 2
March 1833
BIRTH at Verdeaux
Cottage, on the
MARRIED by Special Licence on Friday
1st March 1833 at Rondebosch by the Rev G. Hough, Mr. George HODGSKIN to Miss Harrietta
Susanna HEIDEMAN, daughter of Mr. W. HEIDEMAN, merchant, of
DIED at Stellenbosch on the 28th ult, Henry
John, son of Major W. HARTLEY, aged 14 months and 6 days.
FATAL ACCIDENT
Stellenbosch Feb 26 1833
We are sorry to have to announce the death of Mr. Dirk
CLOETE Senior of Noottgedacht, near this Town, which
occurred this morning at a quarter past five. It appears that, returning home
from Church, with one of his daughters, in a cart, the pole broke and he was
thrown out, and was dragged along the ground, by which his left leg was
frightfully shattered and lacerated. Two ribs were broken and he received
several bruises. Symptoms of mortification began to show themselves yesterday,
and it was judged necessary to remove the limb, which operation he bore most
heroically; but his constitution, from having suffered so severe a shock the
day before, and his age (66 years) were so unfavorable
that he gradually sunk this morning. We are happy to learn that Miss CLOETE,
although also severely bruised, is likely to do well.
Wednesday 6
March 1833
MARRIAGES
By Special Licence in the
Mr. G. HODGSKIN
to Miss Harrietta Susanna HEIDEMAN.
In the Military Chapel Monday march 4 by the Rev H.P. Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
Color Serjeant T. MILLER, of HM 98th Regt, to
Miss Margaret CAHILL.
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of Mr. G.M. PAINE
baptised Maria Georgina Menelausina.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday March 3 by the Rev
James Adamson DD:
A daughter of E.M. GORDON
Esq baptised Catherine Maria.
DEATHS
Feb 27: Mrs. Elizabeth WENHAM, wife of Mr. Thos.
WENHAM, aged 48 years.
Feb 28: A son of Mr. J. EDWARDS, named John William
Benjamin, aged 11 months.
Saturday 9
March 1833
NOTICE OF DEPARTURE
Mr. Henry SHERMAN, intending to leave the colony for
2nd March 1833
Commission & Agency – LEVICK
Son & SHERMAN
Beg to acquaint their friends and the public that a
good opportunity now presents itself for procuring from
25 Burgher-street, March 2nd 1833
Alex. MATHER
Begs to inform his friends and the
public that he intends to open an Evening Class for instruction in Mechanical
and Architectural Drawing, from the hours of 7 to 9 at the Academy, 55
Long-street. Terms 5Rds per month.
NB to commence Monday March 11th inst.
MARRIED at Stellenbosch on Monday 3rd
March by the Rev Mr. T. HEROLD, Mr. G.C. WOLHUTER to Miss J.E.M. LOMBAARD.
MARRIED at Swellendam on Monday 4th
inst by the Rev J. Cassie, E.C. MORGAN, Solicitor to
the Hon. E.I. Company at
Wednesday 13
March 1833
DIED on the 7th instant
at Simon’s Town, sincerely and deservedly lamented, James Francis OSMOND, aged
23 years, youngest son of John OSMOND Esq, whose urbanity of manners and
excellent disposition endeared him to his family and friends.
He had been labouring under a consumptive complaint for some time, originating
in a severe cold, succeeded by cough and rupture of a blood vessel: still hopes
had been sanguinely entertained of prolonging his valuable life, but sincere
filial grief for the recent death of a most amiable and affectionate mother
brought him to an early grave, doubly adding to the affliction of his
disconsolate father, sisters and brothers, as well as to the regret of all
those with whom each had been acquainted.
Simon’s Town, 12th March
1833.
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. R. MUTTON to Mrs. Catherine TAYLOR,
widow of the late Mr. R. TAYLOR.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday March 10 as above:
A son of Mr. I. DACOSTA
baptised William.
A daughter of Mr. T. SMITH baptised Catherine Regina.
In the Military Chapel Monday March 3 by the Rev H.P.Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
A son of Quarter Master L. CASTRAY,
98th Regt, baptised Harcourt Danford.
In the
A daughter of Fanny, free black, baptised Sarah.
On Sunday March 10 by ditto:
A son of A. SASMAN baptised
William.
DEATHS
March 6: Samuel BRIMMER,
aged 68 years.
March 8: Miss Emily KILBY,
aged 30 years.
March 8: A son of Mr. J.F. BEYNON, named Richard Fortescue,
aged 1 year and 1 month.
At Wynberg Feb 26: A son of Mr. J. COLEMAN, named William,
aged 6 years.
March 8: Abraham SASMAN Jun,
native of Wynberg, aged 27 years.
Saturday 16
March 1833
DIED at
Wednesday 20
March 1833
DIED on Thursday 7th inst at 12 o’clock at
night, Miss Emily KILBY, born in
Jacob VAN REENEN Js, S. DE KOCK, Executors
REMOVAL
Mrs. INGLESBY, Dressmaker,
returns her sincere thanks to those Ladies who have kindly favoured her with
their patronage; and she begs to apprise them and the public generally that she
has removed to No.1 Castle-street near to St.George’s-street.
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr.J.B.
DALLIMORE to Miss Sarah Anne BARKER.
Mr. J. SANDERS to Steentje SMIT.
Mr. J. COOKE to Andrina
DAVID
CHRISTENING
On Sunday March 17 as above:
A son of Mr. S. BENOY
baptised William
DEATH
March 17: A son of Elizabeth JARVIS, named John, aged
8 months.
Saturday 23
March 1833
MARRIED on the 16th
January by Special Licence, at St.Helena, by the Rev B.I. Vernon, Senior Chaplain, Jane Edith, second daughter
of the late Mr. William ROSE, late merchant of
GRAMMAR SCHOOL AT
A Public Examination of the Grammar School at
Prizes were awarded to the following pupils:
Masters Angus Graham LAMONT, John McCABE, Wm. KELLY, Henry SHEPHERD.
Misses Eliza SADLER and Anne ENGELA.
On the same day Dr. Burrows presided at the meeting of
subscribers to the
CHRISTENINGS
In the English Church Wynberg on Sunday March 17 by
the Rev A Denny AM, Senior Colonial Chaplain of the
A son of Mr. D. HANEFAY
baptised Charles Joseph.
A son of Mr. J. COLEMAN baptised Daniel.
A son of ditto baptised John.
Wednesday 27
March 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of Mr. G. MARSHALL baptised Mary Ann.
A son of Mr. J. SUTTON baptised George Henry.
Six children of J. COOKE,
baptised severally, Leentje, David, Thomas, John, Cornelis, Betje.
On Monday March 25 as above:
A son of G. THOMPSON Esq baptised Abraham Borradaile.
In the Military Chapel Sunday March 24 by the Rev H.P.Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
A daughter of J. MURRAY Esq MD,
baptised Mary Anne.
Saturday 30
March 1833
DIED on Thursday 28th inst, our beloved
mother Sara GOBREGTS, widow of the late Mr. J.M. HOLTMAN, aged 81 years and
10 days, of which we hereby give notice to relatives and friends.
J.C. HOLTMAN
A. HOLTMAN
C. HOLTMAN
DEATHS
March 26: Richard BURRAND,
aged 47 years.
March 26: A son of Mr. S. BENOY,
named William, aged 22 days.
March 26: A son of Mr. J. MARLOW, named James, aged 23
days.
Wednesday 3
April 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. J. ROSE baptised Thomas Walter.
A son of Mr. J. ORCHARD baptised James.
DEATHS
March 30: Mrs. Mary JURY, wife of Mr. J. JURY, aged 37
years.
April 1: Mr. James WILD, aged
26 years.
Saturday 6
April 1833
MARRIED by Special Licence in
Wednesday 10
April 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. M. ADAMS baptised Matthew James.
A son of Mr. J. ROBERTSON baptised Henry Watson.
DEATH
April 3: A daughter of Mr. W. BLACK, named
Saturday 13
April 1833
FIRE AT RONDEBOSCH
Mr. MOSTERD of Rondebosch,
in clearing his lands on Thursday morning, set fire to some brushwood and
weeds, the burning of which he left to the management of his slaves. In the
course of the day the fire communicated with the woods and raged with extreme
violence through the wood estates belonging to Messrs. MOSTERD,
EDUCATION
Mr. A. BROWN AM begs to acquaint his friends and the
public that he has opened his Classical and Commercial Academy, pro tempore, at
No.17 Barrack-street, where, in addition to the branches of education formerly
advertised, he teaches the French language grammatically; also Book-keeping by
Single and Double Entry (Italian Method) upon the new and improved plan of
Morison and other eminent accountants of modern celebrity.
NB An Evening Class is open
from 6 till 8 for those whose business prevents them from attending during the
day. Terms from 6 to 10 Rds per month.
MUSIC
Mr. F. LOGIER begs respectfully to inform the public
that, notwithstanding his discontinuation of holding either Public or Private
Musical Examinations, he still continues to give Instructions in the Science of
Music, on his Father’s Principles of Teaching the same, in and out of his
Academy.
Terms of attendance in Town or Country may be had on
application at No.28 Burg-street.
CHRISTENING
In the Military Chapel Thursday April 4 by the Rev H.P.Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
A daughter of Lt.Col.
E. VAUGHAN, HM 98th Regt, baptised
Wednesday 17
April 1833
MARRIED by Special Licence on the 15th
inst, J. DE WET Esq LLD, Barrister, with Miss A.D. HORAK, daughter of the late J.A. HORAK Esq.
NOTICE is hereby given to relatives and friends that
the All-wise God was pleased on the 8th inst at five o’clock in the
morning to call to Him (after an exceedingly painful illness of near six
months, the cause of which may be easily traced to a heart broken by
misfortune) my beloved husband Dirk Erasmus WENTZEL,
aged 51 years 4 months and 12 days. His inconsolable widow, who after a
marriage of fifteen years is now destined with her five helpless children to
mourn her irreparable loss, has found, however, in the number and readiness of
the persons, who, on hearing of his dangerous circumstances, hastened to his
secluded dwelling, the consoling conviction that the misfortunes which the
deceased suffered during the latter part of his life had not deprived him of
the esteem and friendship of all well thinking people. His widow therefore
takes this painful opportunity of returning her sincerest and heartfelt
acknowledgements to those friends.
S.E.M. WENTZEL, born MAASDORP
April 10 1833
DIED at Simon’s Town on the 5th
inst, Pheobe GRIGGS, wife of Mr. Jas. GRIGGS of HM
Naval Yard, aged 41 years and 6 months, after a long and painful illness, which
she bore with Christian fortitude and resignation.
On board the Ship Lady Nugent, died at sea March 17 1833,
Amelia, the infant daughter of Captain MERITON,
Bombay European Regt. Also, on the 24th,
Mrs. MERITON, wife of Captain MERITON
of the Bombay European Regt.
MARRIAGE
In the English Church Cape Town Wednesday April 10 by
the Rev Holt Okes DD, officiating for the Senior
Colonial Chaplain:
Mr. John FELL Jun to Miss Mary Ann BUSBY.
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. N. LOCKE baptised William
A daughter of Mr. S. STODDART
baptised Emma Christina
DEATHS
April 11: Henry BABINGTON Esq, Asst Surg. Bengal Army, aged 32 years.
April 12: Mr. John James CLARKE, aged 39 years and 4
months.
Saturday 20
April 1833
DIED in
H.A. LUNING q.q
DROWNED at Patras on the 21st
August 1832, aged 23 years and 5 months, John Kennet, only son of the late Mr.
John MURDOCH.
Mrs. PASCHOUD, Midwife,
certified by the Colonial Instructor of Midwifery, and authorised by the
Governor, begs to acquaint her friends and the public that she resides in
Apartments of the Town Prison and hopes by attention and assiduity to share a
portion of public favour.
Mrs. BLACK, Midwife, certified by the Colonial
Instructor of Midwifery, and authorised by His Excellency the Governor, begs to
acquaint her friends and the public that she resides in Roeland-street
and hopes by attention and assiduity to share a portion of public favour.
Mr. John DYASON’s
Wednesday 24
April 1833
MARRIED at Beaufort on Tuesday 2nd
April 1833 by the Rev Colin Fraser, Mr. James Goldsbury
DEVENISH, Government Teacher, to Anna Leonora, youngest daughter of the late
Samuel DE BEER of Zwarteberg.
Departed this life suddenly on the 20th
inst, Caroline, fourth daughter of G.M. PEDDER Esq, aged 4 years and 10 days.
23rd April 1833.
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of Mr. W. HEARD baptised Jane Elizabeth
On Monday April 22 by ditto:
A daughter of Mr. F. DICKINSON baptised
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday April 21 by the Rev
Dr. Adamson DD:
A son of Mr. G. MASON baptised Thomas George Hunter
In the Military Chapel Sunday April 21 by the Rev H.P. Cooke BA, Chaplain to the Forces:
A son of Brevet-Major TRIPP, 98th Regt,
baptised Henry John Howard.
In the
A daughter of Mr. W. HEYWARD
baptised Hannah Chesterton.
A daughter of Mr. E. GEORGE baptised Mary Anne.
A daughter of Sarah, free black, baptised Sarah Mary.
DEATHS
April 20: A daughter of G.M.
PEDDER Esq, Commandant of Robben
April 20: Mr. Henry SWEETMAN, aged 54 years.
Saturday 27
April 1833
DIED on the 13th instant at Graaff-Reinet,
Captain Daniel PAGE HP of His Majesty’s 60th Regt of Foot, aged 49 years. Captain PAGE was upwards of 30 years in the
Army and has served on the Staff of this Colony for several years, having
accompanied Col. GRAHAM to the Frontiers, as Major of Brigade, on the formation
of Graham’s Town.
DIED at the Goudine on the
15th April 1833, my brother Johannes Francois DU TOIT,
aged 46 years 5 months and 24 days; of which notice is hereby given to
relatives and friends.
Phs. Petrs.
DU TOIT, Jan’s Son
CHRISTENING
In St.Andrew’s Church on Thursday April 25 by the Rev
Dr. Adamson DD:
A daughter of Mr. J. LAING baptised Maria Frances.
DEATHS
April 23: Mrs. Rebecca MARLOW, wife of Mr. J. MARLOW,
aged 34 years.
April 25: Mr. William SAMPSON,
aged 37 years.
Wednesday 1
May 1833
CHRISTENING
In the
A son of Mr. T. FAIRCLOUGH baptised
Thomas Daniel
DEATHS
April 26: Nathaniel LINDEGREEN,
seaman, aged 42 years.
April 26: A son of Mr. R. VIPPOND,
named James Parker, aged 11 months and 3 days.
April 27: Andrew GRAHAM, aged
58 years.
Saturday 4
May 1833
DIED on Tuesday evening at 9 o’clock, Mrs. Maria
Hendrina ROBERTSON, widow of the late Mr. James ROBERTSON, aged 64 years and 15
days, of which notice is hereby given to relatives and friends, requesting to
be excused the visits of condolence.
S. BAARD
E. BAARD born VICTOR
DIED on the 25th instant at half past five
pm, after an illness of four months, my beloved husband Abram Pieter DE VILLIERS Sen, aged 59 years 5 months and 3 days, after a
happy union of 39 years, of which distressing loss I hereby give notice to
friends and relatives.
J.S. DE VILLIERS born STEYTLER
Wednesday 8
May 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. W. BIRKETT
baptised William.
In the
A son of G.P. THOMPSON Esq
baptised Anstey Vansittart.
Saturday 11
May 1833
BIRTH on the 5th instant,
Mrs Conrad GIE of a daughter.
DIED on Saturday morning the 4th instant,
my dearly beloved daughter Mrs Johanna Jacoba LUYT,
widow of the late Mr. Johan Frederik GILOWY, aged 46 years 7 months and 28 days; of which
painful loss I hereby give notice to relatives and friends, requesting to be
excused the visits of condolence.
C. LUYT Sen.
DEATHS
May 6: A daughter of W. SERJEANTSON Esq, Captain in the Hon. E.I.C.
Service, named Marianne Isabella, aged 3 years and 5 months.
May 8: Thomas WHEELER, seaman, aged 28 years.
May 8: George FOXCROFT, aged
58 years.
Wednesday 15
May 1833
DIED on the 12th instant,
the only son of Mr. W. HAWKINS, named Hamilton Ross, aged 2 years and 2 months.
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. John Read COZENS to Miss Johanna Rosina Carstens SHONEGEVEL.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday May 12 as above:
A daughter of Mr. H. TENNANT baptised Wilhelmina
Catharina.
A son of Mr. P. STIGANT
baptised james.
By the Rev.H.P.
Cooke BA:
A daughter of Mr. W. PROCTOR baptised Emma Matilda.
Saturday 18
May 1833
By Special Licence at Rocklands
near Simon’s Town, on the 15th inst by the Rev H Fraser AB, Capt.
ROSS HEICS Bengal Establishment to Louisa, daughter
of Francis BECKER Esq of Rocklands.
DIED in Cape Town, in child bed, on Monday morning the
13th instant, my dearly beloved wife Sarah Ann DALLAMORE,
of which painful ,loss I hereby give notice to relatives and friends.
J.B. DALLAMORE
DIED at
DEATHS
May 13: Mrs. Sarah Ann DALLAMORE,
wife of Mr.J.B. DALLAMORE,
aged 21 years and 10 months.
May 14: Robert KIRK Esq, aged 23 years.
May 15: Mr. John Samuel ROGERS, seaman, aged 49 years.
Wednesday 22
May 1833
Mr. Henry BATT, the
proprietor of Plumstead near Wynberg, and for many
years engaged in extensive business in this Colony, fell down in a fit of
apoplexy yesterday, at the house of a friend in
CHRISTENING
In the English Church Cape Town Sunday May 19 by the
Rev A Denny, Senior Colonial Chaplain at the
A daughter of Mr. J. CHAMPION,
baptised Ann Emily.
DEATHS
May 18: Mr. William BURRELL, aged 49 years.
May 18: A daughter of Mr. W.H.
WYMAN, named Louisa, aged 6 years and 9 months.
Saturday 25
May 1833
DIED on Monday morning at half past 12, my beloved
husband Abram Johannes LEIBBRAND, aged 31 years 2
months and 8 days, of which notice is hereby given to friends and relatives.
E. LEIBBRAND, born DE VOS.
DIED in
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. A.F. CHIAPPINI
to Miss Maria Elizabeth BOLLEURS
Wednesday 29
May 1833
DIED on the 27th January
last at his residence,
DEATH
May 21: Mr. William FAIRCLOUGH
Sen, aged 73 years and 4 months.
Saturday 1
June 1833
NOTICE
Mr. George CLARKE of Strand-street, Tallow Chandler,
hereby notifies that in consequence of the heavy losses he has sustained by
recent failures, he has with the approbation of the whole of his Creditors
placed his Estate in the hands of Messrs. Ewan
CHRISTIAN and G.W. SILBERBAUER,
to whom and to whose order it is requested that all Debts now due to him be
forthwith paid.
G. CLARKE at the same time begs to notify that his
business of Tallow Chandler will be continued as heretofore, and to solicit a
continuance of that patronage from the public with which he has hitherto been
favoured.
Strand-street, 30th May 1833
George CLARKE
CHRISTENING
In the
A daughter of Mr. W. GADNEY, baptised
DEATHS
May 26: A daughter of Mr. H. HOME, named Mary, aged 3
years.
May 27: Mr. William COWLEY,
aged 28 years.
At Wynberg May 18: Mr. John VIPPOND, aged 23 years and 6
months.
May 27: A son of S. FLOORS, named Michael Frederick,
aged 4 years.
Wednesday 5
June 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. R. HAIRBOTTLE
baptised George Henry.
A daughter of Mr. R. BENFIELD
baptised Sarah Maria Grange.
A daughter of Mr. G. MURDOCH baptised Barbara.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday June 2 by the Rev Dr.
Adamson DD:
A son of Mr. W. ROBERTSON baptised William Mechau.
A son of Mr. J. JOHNSTONE
baptised John George.
Saturday 8
June 1833
BIRTH at Graham’s Town on Saturday
28th May [sic] the lady of Captain HALLIFAX,
78th Regiment, of a daughter.
DEATHS
June 2: A daughter of Mr. W. GILLMER,
named
June 3: Mr. Henry WELDON,
aged 53 years.
June 3: A son of Capt. T. COBERN,
named John, aged 4 months.
June 4: Mr. Philip HOMES,
aged 42 years.
June 5: Mr. William Oliver READ,
aged 44 years.
Wednesday 12
June 1833
MARRIED at Stellenbosch by the Rev
Mr Herold on Friday the 7th instant, J. VERSFELD Esq MD to Miss Aletta Jacoba, eldest daughter of
H. CLOETE Esq of Nooitgedacht.
DIED on the 9th June, Jan Carel HORAK Esq, aged 66 years
and 8 months, after an illness of 9 months; much lamented by his numerous
relatives and friends.
June 10 1833
MARRIAGE
In the
William PHILLIP, a native of Joanna, to Mary HAMILTON,
native of
CHRISTENING
On Sunday 9 as above:
A daughter of Mr. J. CHAPMAN baptised Susan Mary.
DEATH
June 6: Mr. John SMITH, aged
20 years.
Saturday 15
June 1833
Mr. J.B. DALMAS
hereby informs his friends and the public that he has returned from the Caledon
Baths, he will, during the few months he intends staying in this Colony,
henceforth practise as a Dentist. He has also still for sale at a reduced price
a small quantity of Paraguay Roux, that celebrated
remedy for Tooth-ache and Scurvy. Application is to be made at Mr. BELL’s, No.42 Loop-street.
Wednesday 19
June 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the English Church Cape Town on Sunday June 16 by the Rev H.P.Cooke BA, officiating for the Senior Colonial Chaplain:
A son of Mr. George GREIG
baptised Laurence Percy.
A daughter of Mr. D. CAMERON baptised Sophia
Wilhelmina.
A son of Mr. T. THORNE baptised Charles.
A son of Mr. J. FOSTER baptised William.
DEATHS
June 12: Mr. Henry BURNETT,
aged 19 years.
June 14: Mr. William JOHNSON,
aged 45 years.
June 14: A son of Mr. W. SOMMERFIELD,
named Edward Henry, aged 1 year 4 months and 14 days.
June 14: A son of Mr. J. COOKE, named Thomas, aged 8
years.
June 15: A son of Mr. G. THOMPSON, named Abraham Borradaile, aged 3 months and 23 days.
Saturday 22
June 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of Capt. BANCE
baptised Chatherine [sic] Maria Laws.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Monday June 17 by the Rev Dr
Adamson DD:
A daughter of Mr. W. DICKSON baptised Jane.
Wednesday 26
June 1833
MARRIAGE at St.Helena on the
23rd May 1833, at Longwood House, the Residence of General Charles
Dallas, Governor of St.Helena, was married by Special
Licence by the Rev R.P.Brooke, Captain Henry HARRIS,
Commander of the Hon.Co’s ship Lowther
Castle, to Miss Henrietta MONTGOMERIE, daughter of
the late Captain MONTGOMERIE of HM 57th
Foot and granddaughter of the late General FLETCHER of Saltoun
N.B.
DIED at
MARRIAGES
In the English Church Cape Town on Monday June 24 by
the Rev J Barrow, acting for the Senior Colonial Chaplain:
Capt. J. RODAM
to Miss Mary Ann FERRIES.
Mr. W. BUCHANAN to Miss Dorothea
Margaret McDONALD.
DEATHS
June 22: Mrs. Julia WISDOM,
aged 51 years.
At Wynberg June 22: A son of G.P.
THOMPSON Esq of the Bengal Civil Service, named Anstey
Vansittart, aged 8 months.
Saturday 29
June 1833
DEATHS
June 25: Mr. Thomas Read WELSH, aged 44 years.
June 26: Hugh DUNN, Pensioner Cape Corps, aged 52
years.
At Wynberg June 22: Mary, wife of Mr. W. WHALON, aged 60 years.
Wednesday 3
July 1833
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. T. BEETON
to Miss Eliza BARKER.
Mr. J.S. BAYLY to Miss Dorothea Johanna HONEY.
Mr. W. LYALL
to Miss Maria GILL.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday June 30 as above:
A son of Mr. C. HIND baptised Charles William.
A daughter of Mr. W. GUNN baptised Matilda Sarah Ann.
On Monday July 1 as above:
Three adult persons, baptised
severally, by the names of Andrina, Maria Frances
Carolina and Rosa Christina Maria ALLEN.
DEATH
June 29: A daughter of Mr. W. HEARD, named Jane
Elizabeth, aged 3 months and 2 days.
Saturday 6
July 1833
MARRIED in the Dutch Reformed Church
by the Rev A Faure, on Monday the 1st
instant, Mr. J.S.F. BOTHA
to Miss C.M. MURDOCH, both of
BIRTH at Beaufort on the 29th
June, the lady of William KINNEAR Esq of a son.
DIED at Stellenbosch on Friday
morning the 28th June, in her seventeenth year, Margaret, eldest
daughter of Mr. John MURRAY, formerly of
Wednesday 10
July 1833
BIRTH this morning, Mrs. J.D.
JACKSON of a son.
13 Plein-street,
9th July 1833.
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. D. PAGE to Mrs. Anna Susanna
Hendrina SPARKS, widow.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday July 7 as above:
A son of Mr. W. HUNT baptised Francis John.
A daughter of Mr. N.W. MEYER baptised Eliza Ann.
In the
A son of Jannetje, free
native, baptised Michael Fredrick SASMAN
DEATH
July 3: A daughter of Capt. T. WEATHERHEAD,
named Mary Rutledge, aged 4 months.
Saturday 20
July 1833
DIED at an advanced age on the 18th
April last and at her Residence near
MANGLING
Mrs. S. BOYES takes the
liberty of informing her friends and the inhabitants of Cape Town that she has,
for the support of herself and children, commenced a mangle; and as it is the
only prospect she has to depend upon, she humbly solicits a share of their
favors, which will at all times be her great study to merit.
No.1 Stall-street, near Government House
July 20 1833.
Wednesday 24
July 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. J. ROSS baptised John Robert.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday July 21 by the Rev Dr.
Adamason DD:
Two daughters of Mr. R. MUTER baptised Ann Leonora and
Mary Jane.
BIRTH
In Sunday evening 21st
instant, Mrs. E.L. KIFT of
a daughter.
Saturday 27
July 1833
DIED at
DIED on Tuesday 23rd July 1833, Mr. Daniel MILLS, aged 78 years.
Wednesday 31
July 1833
MARRIAGE
In the
J.K. LUARD Esq Captain H.E.I.C service to Miss Frederica Louisa, second daughter
of Major C.C. MICHELL.
DEATHS
July 20: Edward VAUGHAN Esq, Lieut.Col
of His Majesty’s 98th Regt, aged 40 years.
July 23: Mr. Daniel MILLS Sen, aged 78 years.
July 23: A daughter of Anthony and Margaret, free
persons, named Sabina, aged 2 years 8 months and 15 days.
July 26: Mrs. Martha DRAKE, wife of Mr. S. DRAKE, aged
37 years and 3 months.
Saturday 3
August 1833
DEATH at
Wednesday 7
August 1833
HEARSE
R.H. ARDERNE, Upholsterer and Undertaker, begs leave to apprise
the public that he has fitted up a coach expressly for the purpose of
children’s funerals; and has also in a forward state of preparation an English
Hearse, with appropriate fittings, suitable for the most respectable funerals,
and hopes by reasonable charges and strict attention to merit a share of public
support.
Church-square
The Hearse &c lent to the Trade on moderate terms.
DIED on Thursday evening 1st August 1833,
Clemens MATTHIESEN Esq, aged 83 years 10 months and
25 days, of which notice is hereby given to friends and relatives.
H.A. SANDENBERG
P.J. SANDENBURG
MARRIED by Special Licence on Monday
22nd ult, at the house of Major MOLESWORTH,
Simon’s Town, by the Rev H Frazer BA, Hungerford VOWE
Esq of Noordhoek to Maria Josina
Christina TRUEMAN, widow of the late Joseph TRUEMAN Esq, and only daughter of the late John Pigot WATNEY Esq.
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Dr. J.W. FAIRBRIDGE baptised William Alexander.
A daughter of Mr. T. HALL baptised Aletta Catherine.
DEATH
July 29: Mr. John SWENEY, aged 24 years.
Wednesday 14
August 1833
Desirable Farm at Tygerberg For
Elsjes
Kraal, at Tygerberg, the property of Mr. COKE, at
present occupied by Pieter Johannes ROUX, situated between the farms of Messrs.
NEETHLING and BEYERS, Stikland, distant about 12 miles (two hours) from Cape
Town, containing about 570 morgen, of which 61 morgen 502 square roods are
freehold, and the rest perpetual quit-rent at £3 per annum, with a right of
grazing over the Cape Downs; supposed to be the best Oat Farm in this part of
the Colony, with sweet grass and healthy grazing for cattle; having also an
abundant supply of water all the tear, and the gardens can be irrigated in the
summer.
Possession to be had in the beginning of April next
Apply at the office of Mr. HUTCHINSON, Attorney, No.7 St.George’s Street, where the diagram and title deeds
may be seen.
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. J.M.
BROWN to Miss Anna Johanna CAUVIN.
Mr. T. MOSSE
to Miss Elizabeth Alice WETHERALL.
Mr. J. CAHILL, widower, to Mrs. Elizabeth GOODMAN,
widow of the late Mr. R. GOODMAN.
George APSEY,
widower, to Caroline ROACH, widow of the late Jacob ROACH.
Saturday 17
August 1833
MARRIED on the 12th
instant at the house of the Rev Mr. HOUGH, Mr. Thomas MOSSE
to Elizabeth Alice, only daughter of the late Capt. WETHERALL
RN.
Wednesday 21
August 1833
DIED on Sabbath morning about 4 o’clock, after a long
and tedious illness, which she bore with Christian patience and resignation,
Catherine, wife of Mr. John RUSSELL, justly esteemed and deservedly respected
by everyone who knew her.
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. W. MOORE to Miss Helen HAYLETT
CHRISTENINGS
On Thursday Aug15 as above:
A son of Mr. R.J. JONES baptised Charles Tennant.
On Sunday August 18 as above:
A son of Mr. J.D. JACKSON baptised Walter Hawkins.
A son of Mr. J. NORKET
baptised William.
A daughter of Mr. D.H.G. DUNSTERVILLE baptised Harriet Charlotte.
A daughter of Mr. H. LEATT
baptised Sophia Jane.
Saturday 24
August 1833
MARRIED on the 2nd May
last by the Lord Bishop of
BIRTH on Tuesday the 13th
inst, Mrs. Thos. ELLIOTT of a son.
DEATH
Aug 20: Mr. Benjamin RICHARDS,
aged 41 years.
Wednesday 28
August 1833
BIRTH at Wynberg,
MARRIED on Tuesday 27th August at the
Mission Hose, Church-square, cape Town by the Rev Dr Adamson, the Rev George
CHRISTIE to Mary, eldest daughter of the Rev Dr PHILLIP
Saturday 31
August 1833
DIED at Wimborne Dorset on
the 20th May last, Mr. William DAY, aged 75 years 6 months and 9
days.
Joseph DAY
DOCTOR T.H. AHRENS
Lately arrived here from Hamburgh
Begs leave to acquaint the public
that he has got a licence from Government to practice in this Colony as
Physician, Surgeon and Accoucheur. Dr.A can be seen for medical attendance at Mr. POLEMANN’s, No 26 Strand-street.
To be sold by auction on the premises, peremptorily to
the highest bidder, on Tuesday 10th September at 10 o’clock in the
forenoon.
One half of that desirable and eligible plant known as
the “
Robert WATERS, Curator.
Wednesday 4 September
1833
CHRISTENING
In the
A daughter of Mr. W. HUTCHONS
baptised Mary Ann.
DEATH
Aug 31: Mrs. Dorothea THORNHILL,
aged 64 years.
Saturday 7
September 1833
MARRIED on Wednesday the 4th
instant by the Rev G Hough, Senior Colonial Chaplain, Lieut. J.H. SMITH, 62nd Regt HEIC
Service to Julia Anne, eldest daughter of Major C.C. MICHELL,
HM’s Surveyor General and Civil Engineer to this Colony.
DIED on the 31st August, Mrs. Dorothea
THORNHILL, wife of Christopher THORNHILL Esq, late of Thornhill in the County
of Durham, after a lingering illness, which she bore with Christian patience
and resignation.
MARRIAGE
At Rondebosch near
Lieut J.H. SMITH, 62nd
Regt HEIC Service, to Julia Anne, eldest daughter of
Major C.C. MICHELL.
DEATH
At Wynberg August 28: Mr. James BRADING, aged 41 years.
Wednesday 11
September 1833
MARRIAGE in
MARRIAGE
In Rondebosch near
Mr. G. TITTERTON
to Johanna Frederica Carolina GODIER.
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of Capt. J. DRURY of the Royal Marines, baptised Maria Josephine.
A son of Mr. S. STUART baptised William DALZELL.
DEATHS
Sept 4: Frederic Octavius
Sept 5: Ann, wife of Keron DAVINE, aged 36 years.
Saturday 14
September 1833
MARRIED at Swellendam on the 1st instant by
the Rev Mr Cassie of
MARRIED at
DEATH
Sept 10: John EVANS, aged 50
years.
Wednesday 18
September 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. R.L. ATTWELL baptised Charles Hugh.
A daughter of Mr. J. STIDWORTHY
bapt. Harriet Agnes.
A daughter of Mr. J. ELLIS baptised Margaret Jane.
Saturday 21
September 1833
DIED on Wednesday the 18th
inst, John Wilkinson, infant son of Mr. Thomas ELLIOTT.
Wednesday 25
September 1833
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. J.A. MOLLETT to Miss Dorothea Carstena SCHONEGEVEL.
Mr. J. BRAND to Miss Mary COCHRAN.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Sept 22 as above:
A daughter of Mr. J. THORNHILL baptised Henrietta
Magdalena.
A daughter of Mr. F. ARMSTRONG bapt. Elizabeth Ann.
A daughter of Mr. R. GIBSON baptised Anna Maria.
A son of Mr. J.P.CATO
baptised Thomas Pearson.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday Sept 22 by the Rev Dr
Adamson DD:
A daughter of Mr. W. CORBITT
baptised Anne Isabella Dorin:
A son of Mr. J.W.MOORE
baptised Charles Edwin.
DEATH
Sept 21: Maria RICHARDS, aged
25 years.
Saturday 28
September 1833
DIED on the 24th September 1833, Mr. Edward
THOMAS, a farrier of this Town, after a lingering
illness, born at Howarding, near Flintshire,
[Transcriber’s Note: This is almost certainly
Hawarden]
NOTICE
The undersigned begs to notify to the public that he
will not hold himself responsible for any debts that may be contracted by his
wife.
Thomas DENNIS X his mark
Wednesday 2
October 1833
ADVERTISEMENT
The undersigned begs to inform the gentlemen of the
medical profession and others connected with it, and the
Stellenbosch September 26 1833
Carl Friedrich JURITZ
DIED on the 24th Sept, my beloved husband
John Valentyn ANHUIZER,
aged 46 years 6 months and 9 days, deeply regretted by his disconsolate widow
and children.
Widow M.S.C. ANHUIZER, born VELBRON
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. J. SMITH to Rachel Louisa Jane ROUX
CHRISTENING
On Sunday Sept 29 as above:
A daughter of Mr. G.M. BRUNETT baptised Helena Amelia.
DEATH
Sept 21: Mr. Edward THOMAS,
aged 53 years.
Wednesday 9
October 1833
BIRTH at Stellenbosch on Sunday the
6th October, the lady of Mr. C.F. JURITZ
of a daughter.
STELLENBOSCH PUBLIC SALE
Mr. Carl Friedrich JURITZ,
intending to remove to
1 The house and premises now occupied by himself,
situate in Plein-street, with stores adjoining,
forming one of the most pleasing residences in Stellenbosch, and formerly the
property of the late Mr. J.M. MOREL, the whole of
which has been lately put in a thorough state of repair; the erven planted with
fruit trees, vines and cotton plants; has a good kitchen garden and plenty of
water throughout the year.
2 The store houses adjoining the above.
3 The house and premises, situate in Plein-street, and now occupied by Mr. J.N.
KNOOP.
4 The store house adjoining the above.
Lots 1 and 2 will be put up first, separately, by rise
and fall, and afterwards by fall, in one lot, and the same course be pursued
with Lots 3 and 4.
Also household furniture, consisting in escritoires,
wardrobes, sofas, tables, chairs, bedsteads, looking-glasses, lamps, a
household clock, kitchen utensils, glass and earthenware, chinaware comprising
superior china pots, a blue dinner service.
Old and new wines, vinegar, stuckvats
and other fustage, among which are a set of leaguers
with ports, aums and half aums,
stills.
Further, Hallisch
and other medicines, Helmonds and medicinal herbs,
curry powder, Van der Graaffs and other bitters,
saltpetre &c &c. Also a quantity of merchandise, a tumbril cart with horse and harness, and what further may
be offered.
The fixed property is in the mean time for Private
Sale, together with the Dispensary, which has been carried on for the last
seven years with success, and also an African slave, 28 years old, a laborer, an African female slave aged 18 years with her
child about 3 years old, housemaid.
The purchase money of the slaves may be held at
interest and the further conditions may be had on application to the proprietor
or to
J.G. FAURE, Vendue Administrator
Vendue
Office
Stellenbosch Oct 7 1833
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. John THORNE to Miss Grace BORAINE.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Oct 6 as above:
A daughter of Mr. J. BEYNON
baptised Margaret Sophia.
A daughter of Mr. R. HAYNES baptised Mary Catherine.
DEATH
Oct 3: A son of Mr, H. SPRINGHALL,
named Henry, aged 2 months.
Wednesday 16
October 1833
Mr. HILL requests that all claims against him may be
sent to No.20 Heeregracht.
MARRIED by Special Licence at
CHRISTENING
In the
A son of Mr. G.W. PRINCE
baptised Frederick Thomson
Saturday 19
October 1833
We are requested to invite attention to the hard case
of a woman named Margaret HELY, with four children,
who arrived here in that ill fated vessel the Jane & Henry, on her way to join her husband in Van Diemen’s Land. The detention and sale of the vessel have
reduced her to extreme want. An opportunity of conveying her and her children
to their destination is now afforded in the schooner Fame, and several humane persons have opened a subscription for
this purpose; the sum required is only £35. The names of His Excellency and of
several other benevolent individuals are subscribed. A list is placed at this
office, where donations will be readily received. A few decent clothes would
probably also be acceptable for the children.
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. J.H.C.
ROESCH to Miss Helena Johanna JACOBS.
CHRISTENING
On Thursday Oct 17 by ditto:
A daughter of Mr. G.F.
WILMOT baptised Emerentia.
SEVERE STORM
On Sunday afternoon Graham’s Town was visited by a
storm, which, for severity, has seldom been equalled. The hailstones were so
large that there is scarcely a house in the town but what has been injured,
whilst some have had broken from forty to sixty panes of glass. The most
serious accident which occurred was, as we learn, at Mr. J. WHITE’s,
whose residence was struck by lightening. The electric fluid passed through the
thatched roof, which it set on fire; from thence it descended to an apartment
below, in which the family were sitting, shattered a chimney glass, and struck
down a young woman, who was at that moment before the fire. The upper part of
her dress was instantly in a blaze, and a steel bust in her stays was literally
fused or melted at either end. The poor girl was severely scorched on various
parts of her body, and lay for a considerable time in strong convulsions; but,
we are glad to say, that hopes are entertained of her ultimate recovery.
Graham’s Town Journal.
Wednesday 23
October 1833
From
James and Mrs. HAYES, the former as
coachman and Mrs. a house servant.
Apply at No,3 Hout-street, St.George’s-street.
BIRTH on Tuesday 22nd
October, the lady of the Hon Justice MENZIES of a
son.
CHRISTENING
In the
A daughter of Mr. G. MILLS,
baptised Sarah Hobart.
DEATH
Oct 18: John FRANCIS, aged 25
years.
Saturday 26
October 1833
MARRIED on the 18th
instant by the Rev A Faure, Mr. FORD Jun to
Geertruyda, second daughter of G.H. MUNTINGH Esq.
MARRIED on Tuesday 22nd inst at the house
of the Rev A Faure, Mr. Daniel George FOCK to Miss Magdalina Catharina
DE VILLIERS
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. W. GALLAGHER to Miss Magdalena
Margaretha HIRCHENHEIN.
Mr. J. MARLOW, widower, to Mrs. Rosanna SMALL, widow.
Mr. C. ANDERSON to Elizabeth COTTLE.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Oct 27 as above:
A daughter of Mr. J. BLAND,
baptised Mary Ann.
In the
A daughter of Captain H. MABERLY
HEIC 49th Regt. of Madras Native Infantry,
bapt. Louisa Henrietta.
Saturday 2
November 1833
DEATH at
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. W.L. HIGGINSON
to Miss Elizabeth Hollett AMM
Wednesday 6
November 1833
REMOVAL
Mr. LAING, Surgeon, has removed to No.21 Heeregracht, the house lately occupied by Mrs, BRATH.
Nov 5th 1833
MARRIED by Special Licence in the
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. J. MILTON to Mrs. Margaret SWEETMAN, widow.
Mr.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Nov 3 as above:
A son of Mr. T. KING baptised Benjamin Rose.
A son of Mr. P. TONKIN baptised Alfred Charles.
DEATHS
Oct 28: Mr. John William SOMERVILLE,
aged 20 years.
Oct 30: Miss Angela WINTER, youngest daughter of Capt.
T. WINTER, aged 18 years.
Saturday 9
November 1833
J. ARROWSMITH informs his
friends and the public that he has taken the house No,5 Plein-street,
where he intends, with the assistance of Mrs, ECKLEY,
to supply all sorts of confectionery, pastries, soups, jellies &c, and
hopes by strict attention and moderate charges to merit their patronage. Hot
and cold joints, ham, beef, tripe &c. gentlemen’s breakfasts sent out.
Dinners provided on the shortest notice. To commence on
Tuesday the 12th instant. Genteel
apartments, with board if required.
NB a good house boy wanted.
To relatives and friends, notice is hereby given that
my son, Hendrik FLECK, Jun.Rom.Cund. and Member of the
J.C. FLECK
MARRIAGE
In the
John MAITLAND Esq, Lieut. 4th
Madras Light Cavalry, to Aletta Francina, youngest
daughter of the late John Adriaan VAN SCHOOR Esq.
DEATH
Nov 5: Mr. Deodatus STONE, aged 25 years,
Wednesday 13
November 1833
CHRISTENING
In the
A son of Mr. W.E. SCOTT Jun, baptised Timothy Edward.
DEATH
Nov 8: Mr. William BLACK,
aged 51 years.
Saturday 16
November 1833
DIED at Simon’s Bay on the 14th instant,
John, son of J. Deas THOMSON Esq, aged 11 months.
Wednesday 20
November 1833
DIED at Uitenhage on Saturday last in the 44th
year of his age, after six days illness, universally regretted, Mr. James SWAN,
many years Government Surveyor of this District.
Uitenhage, Nov 6 1833
THE LATE FIRE
Mr. and Mrs. JENNINGS beg to return thanks for the
benevolence and sympathy which have been manifested towards them in their
distress, occasioned by the late fire in Loop-street.
Margaret HEALY (and her 4 children) , having sailed in
the Fame for N.S.Wales
to join her husband, we are requested to express the grateful sense she felt
for the kindness and liberality of His Excellency the Governor and the
benevolent individuals who subscribed to pay the passage money, amounting to
£30 sterling. A few shillings over were paid for necessaries.
ACCIDENT AT
On Saturday afternoon the 9th instant, Mr.
H. LUTTIG of Beaufort, on his journey from Cape Town,
on attempting to cross the Breede River on horseback,
at the new drift near Worcester, was carried off with his horse by the strong
current, and unfortunately drowned, leaving, as we hear, a wife and five young
children to deplore his sad loss. The horse was also lost.
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. J.E.
SAWYER to Miss Maria Catherine MORGENROOD.
Mr. H. DEWESS to Mrs. Maria
Frances NASH, widow of the late Mr. George NASH.
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Nov 17 as above:
A daughter of Mr. G. STURGIS baptised Kate.
In the
A son of Mr. W.R. OSMOND baptised James Francis.
DEATHS
At Wynberg Nov 2: Mr. Thomas WILLIAMS,
aged 41 years.
Nov 7: Mrs. Sarah BALSTON,
wife of Mr. Isaac BALSTON, aged 53 years.
At Simon’s Town Nov 14: A son of J.D. THOMSON Esq,
Naval Officer at Simon’s Town, named John Deas, aged
11 months.
Saturday 23
November 1833
MARRIED by Special Licence in
DIED at Graaff-Reinet on the 10th instant,
my beloved husband Johan Laurens KONKEL, native of Berkenfield, in the Electorate of Mayence,
aged 72 years 5 months and 23 days, of which painful loss I hereby give notice
to friends and relatives.
Maria Aletta KONKEL, born
OTTO
CHRISTENING
In the
A son of Mr. G. TITTERTON
baptised William.
Wednesday 27
November 1833
MARRIED on the 19th inst by the Rev Dr
Adamson, Alexander BROWN Esq, Surgeon, to Frederica Elizabeth, daughter of Dr.
PALLAS,
MARRIED by Special Licence on Saturday the 23rd
November 1833 by the Rev George Hough MA, Senior Colonial Chaplain, at the
house of Mr. C.A. BECKER, Market-square, Mr. Robert
Irwin ROSS to Miss Charlotta Amelia SCHOLTZ.
MARRIAGE
In the English Church Cape Town on Monday Nov 25 by
the Rev Holt Okes DD, officiating for the Senior
Colonial Chaplain:
John LEVAT, a native of
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Nov 24 by the Rev George Hough as above:
A daughter of A. THOMSON Esq baptised Olivia hester.
A daughter of Mr. YATES,
baptised Hannah Henrietta Margery.
DEATHS
Nov 19: Captain George William CLARKE, of the brig Vine, aged 50 years.
Nov 21: Mr. Walter Mills BARBER, aged 30 years 7
months and 3 days.
Nov 22: A son of Mr. S. STUART, named William Dalzell,
aged 3 months and 14 days.
Saturday 30
November 1833
BIRTH on the 27th
instant, the lady of Major C.B. JAMES of the Hon East
India Company’s Service, of a daughter.
NOTICE
The undersigned gives notice that he has retired from
the firm of ILES, JONES & Co, Distillers &c
at the Paarl
R.P. JONES
Wednesday 4
December 1833
MARRIAGE
In the
Mr. Andrew COPE to Antoinette COOPER
CHRISTENINGS
On Sunday Dec 1 as above:
A son of E. HAWKINS Esq, Captain Bengal Army, baptised
Henry Lumsden.
A son of Mr. R. CLARKE baptised Richard.
Saturday 7
December 1833
DIED on the 17th inst, my beloved husband
J.D. HERMANS, aged 39 years 4 months and 13 days, of
which distressing loss I hereby give notice to relatives and friends.
Widow J.D. HERMANS,
born KOELMAN.
Beaufort, November 28 1833
Wednesday 11
December 1833
Publicans and others are informed that the undersigned
is commissioned by a Licenced Dealer to sell, by the
single case and upwards a choice batch of Schiedam
Gin, in cases of 15 flasks, the price of which will be found exceedingly low, and the quality very superior. On application at No.1
Castle-street, opposite Capt. SMITH’s counting house,
where a sample may be had.
Robt. REEVES, broker
NB Persons having gunpowder for sale will hear of a
purchaser by applying as above with samples.
DIED on the 8th inst at
DIED in the Castle Barracks on the 29th
November, Ralph Darling ROSS, Ensign in His Majesty’s 72nd
Highlanders, aged 23 years 3 months and 6 days, universally lamented by his
brother officers and friends.
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. J.L.
TILBURY to Mrs. Sarah Hughes WRYGHT, widow.
Mr. John ANDERSON to Hannah SUTTON.
CHRISTENING
On Sunday Dec 8 as above:
A son of Mr. D.S. SAPSFORD
baptised John Thomas.
DEATHS
Dec 5: Mary, wife of Mr. G. BAKER Sen, aged 44 years.
Dec 5: Mr. Richard RAILSTON
aged 62 years and 5 months.
Dec 6: A daughter of Mr. H. WRIGHT, named Charlotte
Sarah, aged 1 year and 4 months.
Saturday 14
December 1833
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A son of Mr. J. HERBERT baptised William Henry.
A daughter of Caroline Dorothy, free native, baptised
Caroline Johanna FISHER.
An adult free native of this Colony, bapt. Robt. JOHNS
Wednesday 18
December 1833
DIED on the 11th Dec 1833
at the Residence of the Hon Justice MENZIES, Neville
Somerville CAMERON Esq of the Madras Civil Service, second son of Lt.Col. William Neville CAMERON H.E.I.C.S.
MARRIAGES
In the
Mr. Thomas BAR to Mrs. Julia
HOSKING, widow.
Mr. Samuel BENNINGFIELD,
widower, to Miss Louisa Christina FLAMME
Mr. Thomas BOYLAN to Miss
Charlotte CROWCHER
Mr. James MELBURNE to Miss
Frederica Johanna BENDER
Mr. William BARBER to Mrs Lucinda
CALLAGHAN, widow.
Jean Baptiste
to Mary Ann, both from the Isle of
CHRISTENINGS
In the
A daughter of W.G. ANDERSON
Esq baptised Mary Ann.
In the
A daughter of James George DICK Esq baptised Mary
Alicia.
DEATHS
Dec 4: James DAVEY, seaman, aged 21 years.
Dec 9: Mrs. HACKETT aged 66 years
Dec 12: Neville Somerville CAMERON Esq, Madras Civil
Service, aged 39 years.
Dec 16: P.Y. LINDSAY Esq, H.E.I.C.S
Saturday 21
December 1833
MARRIED in
MARRIED at Graham’s Town by the Rev
J Heaviside on Tuesday 3rd inst, James
BLACK Esq to Miss Catharine PAKENHAM.
DEATH
Dec17: A daughter of Mr. G. MARSHALL, named Mary Ann,
aged 10 months and 11 days.
Wednesday 25
December 1833
MARRIED in the
CHRISTENING
On Sunday Dec 22 as above:
A daughter of Mr. W. WRIGHT baptised Johanna.
Saturday 28
December 1833
BIRTH on the 22nd inst on
the