Saturday 1 July 1848

BIRTH at George on the 17th June, the lady of J.A. DREYER Esq MD of a daughter.

(Communicated)
Died at Missionary Institution, Pacaltadorp, on the 22nd June after a very short illness, Mrs. Johanna Maria ANDERSON, the excellent and beloved wife of the Revd. Wm. ANDERSON, aged 72 years. This truly devoted and exemplary woman had shared with her now bereaved and mourning partner for the long period of 42 years in the toils and anxieties attendant upon his missionary labours; first, amongst the then lawless tribes of Griquas and others north of the Orange River; and for the last 26 years at the above-named Institution, where she exerted herself in every possible way to promote the present and future welfare of its inhabitants. Her bereaved partner and family feel keenly the heavy loss they have sustained, while at the same time they are consoled by the assurance that for her to die is everlasting gain. Her mortal remains were committed to the ground on Saturday the 24th instant, on which occasion an appropriate address was delivered in the church by the Rev J.T. GREGOROWSKI and prayer was offered at the grave by the Rev T. ATKINSON. A large number of the inhabitants of George Town came over on the mournful occasion to testify their high regard for the deceased, and their sympathy with the mourning family under their irreparable loss. On the following Sabbath morning the solemn event was improved in a discourse on Revelation 14:13 by the Rev T. Atkinson.

MARRIAGE
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday the 26th June by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
Mr. John ADAMS to Mrs. Sarah ALEMENT, widow.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday the 26th June by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. Henry BRICE, baptised John.
A son of Mr. Edward RANDS, baptised Edwin Henry.
A daughter of Mr. Geo. Cornelius WAITES, baptised Harriet Hannah.

DEATHS
Jun 21: Mary WIX, native of this colony, aged 22 years.
Jun 23: John Joseph Peter, son of Mr. John OBERMEYER, aged 2 years and 6 months.
Jun 25: Thomas BOYER, late a private in HM 75th Regt, aged 49 years.

Wednesday 5 July 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Sunday July 2 by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. Thomas James WELCH, baptised William Glendinning.
A daughter of Mr. William TRENNERY, baptised Mariam Roxburgh
On Monday 3rd July by the same:
A daughter of Mr. Ephraim Frederick RATHBONE, baptised Ann Alice Chieftain.
A son of Mr. William Henry John JERRAM, baptised Michael John Samuel.

Saturday 8 July 1848

DIED on Wednesday last, Emily Hannah, daughter of Mr. R.P. SOLOMON, aged 4 years/
Cape Town, July 7 1848

CHRISTENINGS
At Sea Point on Thursday the 4th July by the Rev Dr Philip:
A son of Mr. W.J. SMITH, baptised Francis James.
In Trinity Church on Wednesday July 5 by the Revd R.G. Lamb AB:
A son of Mr. William BROADWAY, baptised William.
In the Roman Catholic Church:
July 2: A son of Mr. Henry WATSON, baptised Frederick.
July 2: A daughter of Mr. Joseph VINCENT, baptised Maria Safit Elizabeth.
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch by the Rev J Fry AM:
June 29: A daughter of Mr. H.C. VOGET, baptised Anne Antoinette.
June 29: Louis William, surnamed MULDER.
At his Residence, by the same:
A son of H.B. BERESFORD Esq, baptised Gilbert.

DEATH
At Claremont, July 2: Christina WICKS, aged 20 years.

Wednesday 12 July 1848

Omar! Omar! Omar!
M.G. MATHIESON, 20 Longmarket-street, Cape Town is the sole vendor and compounder of that most exquisitely fragrant and wholly unrivalled Oriental Perfume for the Handkerchief and Boudoir, Real Omar Essence. The great and daily increasing demand for the above most delectably odoriferous “sweetener of life” has enabled the Proprietor, A.G. MATHIESON, to reduce the price per bottle from 3s 6d to half a crown. Remark that the label on each bottle is signed by A.G. MATHIESON in his own handwriting.
NB Just opened a superior lot of Gloves, Winter Coats, Bang-up Trousers and Vests.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Monday July 10 by the Rev E.S. Wilshere.
A daughter of Mr. Isaac G.J. CRUYWAGEN, baptised Louisa Maria Cornelia.
A daughter of Mr. Jerrard DALTON, baptised Gertruida Elizabeth.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday the 9th July by the Revd Geo. Morgan:
A daughter of Mr. G.M. STEWART, baptised Catharine Dorothy Ann.
In the new Dutch Reformed Church on Sunday the 9th July by the Revd A. Faure BD:
A son of Mr. Andreas Carel BAM, baptised Andreas Carel.

DEATH
July 8: Mr. James JURY, aged 55 years and 7 months.

Saturday 15 July 1848

NOTICE
The Green Point Omnibus will start from Mr. ROBERTSON’s, Heeregracht, every morning at half past 8 o’clock, and every afternoon at 5 o’clock.

Notice of Partnership
The Undersigned beg to Notify that they will from this date continue the Business of Shipwrights in Cape Town and Simon’s Town, as formerly carried on by the late Firm of HERBERT & BRYANT, under the style of MURRAY & PRINCE.
W. MURRAY
Charles G. PRINCE
Cape Town, 6th July 1848

NOTICE
Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the Firm of HOGG & PRINCE is this day dissolved by Mutual Consent. All accounts against and due to the above Firm are requested to be sent in immediately to the second undersigned.
George HOGG
Charles G. PRINCE
Cape Town, 6th July 1848

Wednesday 19 July 1848

THE REV JAMES KITCHINGMAN
The following communication announces the loss of a most excellent man and an invaluable Missionary.
The London Missionary Society has again to deplore the loss of a faithful and laborious Agent. The Rev James KITCHINGMAN of Bethelsdorp departed this life the 25th ult in the fifty sixth year of his age. Upwards of thirty years this eminent Christian, and indefatigable Missionary, had devoted to the evangelization of the heathen in Southern Africa. Possessed of the entire confidence and warm affection of the people who were favoured with his services, it was his privilege to see his ministrations of the gospel crowned with a large measure of success, a result which was doubtless in a considerable degree to be attributed to the beautiful exemplification in his own conduct, spirit and conversation of those holy principles which it was the grand object of his life to inculcate on his fellow creatures. His extraordinary meekness and humility, together with his characteristic prudence and integrity, secured the esteem, affection and confidence of all who were privileged with his acquaintance. The people of his charge, among whom he had faithfully and efficiently dispensed the Word of Life, during the long period of seventeen years, deeply deplore the loss of their beloved pastor, while his surviving brethren in the Missionary field are very sensible that they have been bereaved of a wise counsellor and an affectionate friend.

MARRIAGES
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday 17th July by the Hon and Revd H. Douglas MA:
Mr. Charles JOHNSON to Miss Edith BEST
In St.Francis’ Church Simon’s Town by the Rev E Judge AM:
May 22: John GLENDOW to Therese.
June 3: James Thos. RUSSELL Esq RN to Mrs. Charlotte Mary TIDY.
June 5: John Dennison KRAATSKOW to Sophia ADAMS
June 12: Mr. Charles George MULLER to Miss Elizabeth BAKER
June 19: Mr. John Thomas LEGG to Miss Mary Ann BELL
June 20: Mr. John Daniel Glin WRIGHT to Miss Elizabeth Ann BLACK.
June 26: Mr. Christian Jacobus GERMANS to Miss Johanna Henrietta STADLER.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday 17th July by the Hon and Revd H. Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. Edward SMITH, baptised Alfred Henry.
In the Roman Catholic Church:
July 9: A son of John BRODERICK, baptised John.
In St.Francis’ Church Simon’s Town by the Rev E Judge AM:
April 10: A son of John SEBASTIAN, baptised Thomas William
April 17: A son of Mr. Andrew HAWTHORN, baptised Andrew John.
April 17: An adult, baptised Wilhelmina HUXTABLE.
April 18: A son of Mr. J. ECKLES, baptised Thomas Samuel.
May 1: A son of Mr. W. SMITH, baptised Henry.
May 1: A daughter of Mr. James COOPER, baptised Eliza Montriou.
May 15: Three sons of Sophia ADAMS, baptised Edward Dennison Kraatskow, Samuel Smith Dennison Kraatskow and Adam Dennison Kraatskow.
May 22: A daughter of Mr. John RICHARDS, baptised Jullia Ann.
May 22: A daughter of John GLENDOW, baptised Frances Therese Elizabeth.
June 4: A daughter of Lieut. Edward Pelkham Brenton VON DONOP RN, baptised Fanny Margaret.
June 5: An African apprentice, surnamed CHUMBOE, baptised Thomas.
June 5: An African apprentice, surnamed GONGO, baptised Thomas.
June 18: A daughter of Mr. Edward TAYLOR, baptised Harriet Jane.
July 3: An adult surnamed BREDEVELDT, baptised Moses Christian.
July 3: An adult surnamed BREDEVELDT, baptised William Inglis.

DEATHS
July 11: Harriet Margaret, daughter of Mr. Joseph MERRELL, aged 6 months and 2 days.
July 12: Mr. Henry SHANKS, aged 33 years.
July 12: George, son of Mr. William PRESTWICH, aged 3 years 3 months and 17 days.
At Simon’s Town:
Apr 2: Daniel WILLIAMS, aged 31 years.
Apr 2: Enoch SALT, aged 33 years.
Apr 3: Robert MILLER, aged 43 days.
Apr 6: George BOOMS, aged 27 years.
Apr 25: Thomas Samuel ECKLES, aged 44 days.
May 19: Henry NEVILLE, aged 24 years.
May 21: George ROBERTS, aged 37 years.
May 22: William HERBERT, aged 15 years.
Jun 6: Mrs. Fanny Jane STOKES, aged 27 years.
Jun 7: Henry BOYS, aged 32 years.
Jun 12: Henry LAMBRESS, aged 50 years.
Jun 16: Benjamin BROWN, aged 23 years.
Jun 25: Mr. Thomas Samuel WHITE, aged 69 years.
Jun 27: Mrs. WEIGHOUT, aged 50 years.
Jun 29: Thomas PAYNE, aged 24 years.

Saturday 22 July 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Roman Catholic Church
July 14: A daughter of Mr. McLEOD, baptised Josephine Maria.
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch on Sunday 16th July by the Rev Mr Jennings:
A daughter of Mr. A. SMITHDORP, baptised Ellen Georgiana.
A daughter of Jane HAMILTON, baptised Mary Ann Johannah.
A son of Abraham JACOBS, baptised John William.
A daughter of Rozetta, baptised Maria, and a son baptised Hendrik.

DEATH
At the Camp Ground July 14: William COLEY, aged 10 years.

Wednesday 26 July 1848

IMPERIAL HOTEL
The Proprietor begs to inform Gentlemen of the Army and Navy, Captains of Ships, Passengers &c that the above Hotel is now opened, and that no expense has been spared to provide for the comfort of those Families, Ladies or Gentlemen who will honor the Establishment with a trial. The Bedrooms are tastefully laid out for the accommodation of respectable private Families or Passengers. As regards comfort and attendance, this, on inspection, will be found equal, if not superior, to any in the City.
Wm. BELL
7 Keizersgracht.

BIRTH on the 22nd instant, at the Castle, the lady of Captain St.John BROWNE, Royal Artllery, of a daughter.

Saturday 29 July 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Sunday July 23 by the Rev E.S. Wilshere:
An adult person, native of this colony, baptised Susan Lucretia, surname HOLLAND.
A do. do., baptised Catherine Jane, surname FISHER.
A do. do., baptised Sophia Hester, surname MASSINKER.
A do. do., baptised Thomas David, surname MASSINKER.
A do. do., baptised Sophia Wilhelmina, surname ANCASTA.
A do. do., baptised Maria Jemima, surname PETERSON.
A do. do., baptised Ellen Sophia, surname CONSTRIFER.
On Monday 24th July by the Hon and Revd H. Douglas MA:
A daughter of Mr. James WALKER, baptised Louisa Maria.
A daughter of Mr. John ELTON, baptised Elizabeth Ann.

DEATH
July 22: Mrs. Ann SUTER, widow of the late Mr. Thomas SUTER, aged 53 years.

Saturday 5 August 1848

MARRIAGES
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday 31st July by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
Mr. Edward SILKSTON to Miss Sarah BUCHANAN
Francis CASTELLOW to Susan Lucretia HOLLAND
Charles FRANCIS to Sarah PETERS

CHRISTENINGS
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday 30th July by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A daughter of Mr. Alexander Lowrie McDONALD, baptised Hannah Elizabeth.
On Monday the 31st July by the same:
A daughter of Mr. William BROWN, baptised Sarah Rebecca.

BAPTIZED at Raithby in the District of Stellenbosch on the 30th July by the Rev E. Edwards, Maria Ann, Daughter of William Flude SHEASBY.

BAPTIZED at Raithby in the District of Stellenbosch on the 30th July by the Rev E. Edwards, Josephina Menne, Daughter of Johan Carel Augustus Frederick REIS.

Saturday 12 August 1848

BIRTH at Riversdale on Sunday 6th inst, Mrs. VAN DEN BERG of a son.
Riversdale, 7th August 1848.

DIED on the 30th July last, at his Farm Goliads Kraal, in the Division of Graaff-Reinet, Mr. W.S. BROOK, aged 54 years,

Departed this Life after a short illness, at his country residence (Terrace Knoll), between 4 and 5 o’clock pm on Sunday the 2nd instant, George Voteur LAMBE Esq, aged 56 years, Lieutenant Colonel of the St.Helena Local Militia and Justice of the Peace, deeply and sincerely regretted.
The Deceased was a Native of this Island, from which he was sent in his early youth to England, where he received his education; on the completion of which he entered the East India Company’s Civil Service in the capacity of a writer. He rose through the different grades of the service until he arrived at the rank of Senior Merchant, and filled the responsible office of Storekeeper for a period of nearly Ten Years, to the full and entire approbation of his employers. When this Island was transferred to the Crown in 1836 he was pensioned in common with the other members of the civil establishment. His patriotism was most conspicuous, and he was the staunch supporter of every Public Institution for the promotion of Benevolence or the general welfare of the Island. He had very extensive demands made upon him from the necessitous and destitute, to whom he was ever found a willing friend in need.
His remains were removed at mid-day on Tuesday the 4th instant and interred in the Country Church Yard. His funeral being attended by His Excellency the Governor, the whole of the Civil and Military Authorities, and a large concourse of Inhabitants.
W.B.T.

MARRIAGES
In the Roman Catholic Church:
Aug 7: Michael HALEY to Eliza McMILLON, widow.
In St.Frances’ Church Simon’s Town by the Rev E Judge AM:
July 24: John PETERSON to Jane ROOKS
July 31: Mr. George GAMBLEN to Miss Maria LOCK.

CHRISTENINGS
In the Roman Catholic Church:
Aug 6: A son of James BALTON, baptised Michael.
Aug 8: A daughter of Joseph VAINS, private Royal Artillery, baptised Hannah.
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch on Tuesday the 1st August by the Rev Mr. Jennings:
A son of Mr. James SMITH, baptised James Frederick.
A daughter of David GENTRY, baptised Rachel.
An adult, baptised Louisa, surnamed JOHNSON.
In St.Frances’ Church Simon’s Town by the Rev E Judge AM:
July 3: two adults, surnamed BREDEVELDT, baptised Moses Christian and William Inglis.
July 12: A son of Serg. J.T. BROWN, HM 6th Regt, baptised James Thomas.
July 17: A daughter of Mr. J. COZENS, baptised Mary Elizabeth.
July 17: A son of Frederick DICK, baptised George Frederick.
July 24: two sons of Hendrick GENESEN, baptised Hendrick and John.
July 26: A son of John DENEKONA, baptised Joseph.

Saturday 19 August 1848

MARRIED at the Mission House, Cape Town, on the 16th instant, by the Rev Dr Philip, Mr. John PHILIP to Margaret, eldest daughter of Mr. James CAMERON.

DEATH at Rondebosch on the 14th instant, aged 21, Agnes Lyall SLEIGH, the beloved step daughter of A.S. ROBERTSON

Notice is hereby given to Relatives and Friends that it has pleased the Allwise Disposer of Events to take from me, by death, on the 13th instant, my dearly beloved wife Catharina Adriana SCHINDELER, at the age of 73 years, and after a happy union of 48 years. Those who knew the deceased will participate with me and mine in our deep affliction; she was an affectionate wife, an excellent mother, kind and benevolent to her fellow creatures: and she died, as I trust, looking only to the merits of the Saviour.
P.J. TRUTER
Drostdy House, Worcester, 14th Aug 1848

DIED at Uitenhage on Thursday the 3rd instant some hours after giving birth to a son, still born, Sarah Caroline, the much loved wife of Mr. Rich. RUTHERFOORD of that place.

Wednesday 23 August 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Sunday 20th August by the Hon’ble and Revd H. Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. Edson H. CHASE, baptised Samuel Anger.
On Monday 21st August by the Rev E.S. Wilshere:
A son of Mr. Thomas ADAMS, baptised Edward William.
A daughter of Mr. Andries P. PETERSON, baptised Christina Charlotte Catherine.
A son of John PODMORE, baptised William.
In Trinity Church on Sunday August 20th by the Revd R.G. Lamb AB:
A daughter of Mr. George BANWELL, baptised Sarah Anna.
A son of Mr. John THORNE, baptised Samuel.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday 20th August by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A son of Mr. T. THOMAS, baptised George Fielder.
A daughter of the same, baptised Elizabeth.

DEATHS
August 17: Mr. Richard WEBB, aged 48 years
August 18: Mrs. Isabella CAMPBELL, widow of the late Ensign CAMPBELL, HM 55th Regt, aged 29 years.
August 18: Jane RANKIN, aged 38 years.
August 20: Thomas James, son of Mr. James RUTTER, aged 3 years and 6 months.

Saturday 26 August 1848

MARRIED in the City of Cape Town on the 14th by the Rev G.W. Stegmann, Mr. Wm. THWAITS, of Beaufort, to Miss Jane Emily HIGGINSON, of Madras.

CHRISTENINGS
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch on Sunday 13th August by the Rev J Fry AM:
A liberated African, aged about 25 years, baptised William, surnamed PANTO.
A daughter of David DAVIDS, baptised Sarah Frances.
A son of John HAWTREY, baptised William John.
In the Roman Catholic Church:
August 13: A daughter of John YOUNG, sergeant in the 73rd Regt, baptised Elizabeth.
August 13: A son of Garrison Sergeant-Major Richard GREGG, baptised Alexander Thomas.
August 13: A son of Mr. John WARD, baptised William.
August 15: A son of John GORMAN, of the Constabulary, baptised Patrick.

Wednesday 30 August 1848

BIRTH on the 28th inst, in Kloof-street, Mrs. C. STANBRIDGE of a son.

BIRTH at Simon’s Town on the 24th inst, the wife of William GREEN Esq, late of Colombo, Ceylon, of a son.

MARRIAGE
In Trinity Church on Tuesday August 29th by the Revd R.G. Lamb AB:
Mr. John KIRKHAM to Miss Georgenia Christina IZAAKSE

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Sunday 27th August by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. Peter TONKIN, baptised William Henry.
A daughter of Mr. Henry FRANKLIN, baptised Margaret Matilda.

Saturday 2 September 1848

DIED of Apoplexy on the 28th May last, at the Residence of his Brother, Clapham Road, Mr. Henry Edward HENDERSON, late Master of the Bark Vigilant, of this Port; leaving his Widow, six Children and a numerous circle of Friends to lament his loss.
William BILLINGSLEY
Cape Town 31st August 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town, on Wednesday 30th Aug by the Hon and Rev H Douglas MA:
A son of Robert ROSS Esq, Colonel Hon’ble E.I.C.S, baptised Francis Thomas.
In the Free Church, Long-street, 20th August, by the Revd E. Millar MA;
A daughter of Mr. Jas. MELVILLE, baptised Sarah Catherine.
In the Union Chapel, Cape Town on Sunday 27th August by the Revd Dr. Adamson:
A daughter of Mr. George Francis PARKER, baptised Mary Jane.

Wednesday 6 September 1848

BIRTH at Green Point on Friday September 1st, Mrs. Selkirk STUART of a daughter.

DIED at Wynberg on the 1st September 1848, our beloved Father, in the 85th year of his age.
Wm. HART
Samuel Hood HART

MARRIAGE
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Friday the 1st September by the Revd E.S. Wilshere:
Mr. Thomas HOPKINS to Miss Elizabeth Jane BUDGE

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church Cape Town on Sunday the 3rd September by the Hon and Rev H. Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. Henry DRURY, baptised Henry Charles.
A son of Mr. Ralph Pool TONKIN, baptised Ralph William Thomas.
On Monday 4th September by the Rev E.S. Wilshere:
A daughter of Mr. Whitbread COLEMAN, baptised Alice Ann.
A son of Mr. Joshua N.B. MILLER, Master Mariner, baptised Samuel Richard.
In the new Dutch Reformed Church on Monday 3rd September by the Rev S.P. Heyns:
A son of Mr. Andries BRINK Az, baptised Petrus Johannes.

DEATH
Sept 4: Mr. John STAPLE, aged 30 years.

Saturday 9 September 1848

DIED on the 5th instant after a lingering and painful illness, Emily Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Mr. Thomas MOSSE, aged 14 years.

MARRIAGES
In the Roman Catholic Church
August 28: Richard HAYES to Margaretha Johanna DANIELS.
August 28: Thomas QUIN to Margaret MOORISS
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch by the Rev J Fry AM:
August 18: John GUNNING, widower, to Mrs. Sarah KELLY, widow.
Sept 4: Edwin HARTLY to Jane THOMAS

CHRISTENINGS
In St.Andrew’s Church on Sunday the 3rd Sept by the Rev Geo. Morgan:
A daughter of Mr. Jacob GABRIEL, baptised Frances Elizabeth.
In the Roman Catholic Church:
August 11: A daughter of Mr. David BEGLEY, baptised Hannah Ellen.
August 27: A son of Mr. James McCAFFRY, baptised Thomas.
August 27: A daughter of Patrick RYAN baptised Ellen.
August 27: A daughter of Denis QUIN baptised Mary.
August 28: A daughter of John LARKIN baptised Mary Anne.
In St.Paul’s Church Rondebosch by the Rev J Fry AM:
Aug 24: A daughter of Caroline NIXON, baptised Johanna Caroline.
Aug 24: A female apprentice of the Hon’ble H. CLOETE H.G, baptised Amelia Johanna.
Sept 5: A daughter of Capt. PYBUS, baptised Isabella.
Sept 5: A daughter of James HENRY, baptised Margaret Elizabeth Anne.

DEATHS
August 22: Mrs. Geertruida Sophia EVERT, wife of Mr. Daniel Joachim KANNEMEYER, aged 48 years, 3 months and 18 days.
At Rondebosch, Sept 1: Edwin Thomas COOPER, aged 3 years and 5 months.
At Claremont, August 27: Phoebe COLEY, aged 4 years and 7 months.

Saturday 16 September 1848

BIRTH at Clasebosch on the 10th September 1848, Mrs. J.W.J. VERSFELD of a daughter.

Wednesday 20 September 1848

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Sunday the 17th Sept by the Hon and Rev H Douglas MA:
Two daughters, twins, of Mr. Wm. Egger CORBITT, baptised Aurelia Louisa Ellert and Augusta Henrietta Ellert.
On Monday 18th September by the Rev E.S. Wilshere:
A daughter of Mr. Joseph BELL, baptised Eliza Frances.
A son of Mr. John RIDGWAY, baptised John Peter.
A son of Lodewyk DIRKZE, baptised James Henry.
Four children of Adam Johannes ISAKZE, baptised Helena Henderika, James John Rose, Arend John and Simon Henry.
In St.Andrew’s Church on Tuesday the 12th Sept by the Revd Geo Morgan:
A son of Mr. James GREIG, baptised Alfred Howden.
On Sunday 17th Sept by the same:
A son of Mr. Samuel SERRURIER, baptised Samuel Andrew.

DEATHS
Sept 17: Catherine, daughter of Mr. James Max Cornwall CORNUEL, aged 6 weeks.
Sept 17: Mr. James TODD, aged 25 years.

Saturday 30 September 1848

MARRIAGES
In St.Andrew’s Church on Monday 25th September by the Rev G Morgan:
Mr. Robert Cuthbert ARMSTRONG to Miss Judith MULLALY
In Trinity Church on Wednesday 20th September by the Rev R.G.Lamb AB:
Mr. Edward BUTLER to Miss Charlotte Elizabeth HIGGS.
On Friday 29th September by the same:
[By Special Licence]
John Stevely WARE Esq to Miss Margaret Jane BROADWAY.
In St.Frances’ Church, Simon’s Town by the Rev E Judge MA:
Sept 18: Mr. James LEWIS to Mrs. Margaret JELLY
Sept 18: Mr. Henry SLASSER to Miss Katherine Adelaide KRATSCOW

CHRISTENINGS
In the Cathedral Church, City of Cape Town on Monday the 17th Sept by the Hon and Rev H Douglas MA:
A son of Mr. William Andrew SPRATT, baptised William Robert.
A daughter of Mr. James CHANDLER, baptised Elizabeth Mary.
In Trinity Church on Sunday the 25th September by the Rev R.G. Lamb AB:
A son of Mr. George Alfred ASHLEY, baptised Edward Lewis.
In the Roman Catholic Church:
Sept 10: A son of Mr. Wm. FITZPATRICK, baptised Mathew.
Sept 16: A son of Hugh RUNY, private 62nd Regt, baptised Hugh Pierce.
Sept 19: A daughter of Georgina RUTGERS, baptised Louisa Olivia.
Sept 24: A son of Antonio FITZ, baptised Andrew De Corte.
In St.Frances’ Church, Simon’s Town by the Rev E Judge MA:
Sept 11: A son of Mr. James THOM, baptised Francis Henry.
Sept 11: A son of Mr. Henry SPRINGHALL, baptised Christian Johannes.
Sept 11: A son of Chris. GERMANS, baptised John Frederick.

DEATHS
At Simon’s Town:
August 6: Charlotte Elizabeth WELLS, aged 9 months.
August 15: John SEBASTIAN, aged 50 years.
Sept 1: John DOOLEY, aged 30 years.
Sept 17: John Fred. MURRAY, aged 34 years and 6 months

MARRIED on the 27th September 1848 at Rondebosch Church by the Rev J Fry, George Mackrell NEALDS Esq of Wynberg to Hester Maria, eldest daughter, and John Sampson PRINCE Esq of Rondebosch to Maria Aletta, second daughter of Frederic DICKINSON Esq, Clerk of the Peace for the division of Stellenbosch, Cape of Good Hope.

DIED on the eve of the 20th instant, Mrs. Hester Anna CLOETE, beloved wife of Gerhd. MUNNIK Esq of St.George’s-street.