Tuesday, February 5, 1884   ACCIDENTS.- We cannot take up an exchange without noticing some fatality.  The drought having broken up and transport riding re-commenced, with it recommences the list of accidents.  We also heard of a Mr HENER who was thrown from his horse at Moore’s Shop, Tembuland.  The horse which also fell rolled over him and he was killed.   SAD ACCIDENT.- We greatly regret to announce the death of Mrs BLAINE, wife of Captain BLAINE, C.M.R. stationed at Lady Frere, which resulted from an accident, the lady having been thrown from her horse a few days since.  She was buried on Saturday last in the Queenstown Cemetery.  The deceased lady had a large circle of friends both here and everywhere where she was known.   SAD AFFAIR.- On Saturday afternoon last subsequent to the funeral of Mrs. BLAINE, Trooper CLIFFORD who was stopping at Beaumont’s Hotel, mounted his mare to water her at Hulley’s Drift.  Something appears to have excited the animal, which turned restive, and her rider was thrown on the stones at the Drift, and on assistance arriving he was found to be unconscious and was at once removed to the Frontier Hospital where he died on Sunday afternoon. [Please refer to piece in 8 Feb 1884]   Friday, February 8, 1884   DIED,- At Lady Frere, on Friday, the 1st February, 1884, Florence, the beloved wife of Capt. Alf. BLAINE, Right Wing C.M.R.   CORRECTION,- In our last we stated that Trooper CLIFFORD, C.M.R. who met with an accident at Hulley’s drift on Saturday last, was dead.  We are happy to state that our informant was mistaken, and that Mr. CLIFFORD is now in a fair way of recovery, and was yesterday able to walk about a little.   Tuesday, February 12, 1884   MARRIAGE.- Mr A. WOODCOCK, Messrs E. Mendelssohn & Co.’s manager at King William’s Town, and who is well-known here, was married last Wednesday to Miss COLE, eldest daughter of Mr Josepth COLE of King William’s Town.  The marriage which took place in Wesley School-Church was conducted by the Rev. R. LAMPLOUGH.   OBITUARY.- We regret to announce the death of Mr. Isaac FREEDMAN of this town which sad event took place yesterday morning.  The deceased had a paralytic stroke some months since, but hopes had been entertained of his recovery.  Four days since, however, he had another seizure from which he never rallied.  The funeral was appointed to take place last evening.   Friday February 15, 1884   DIED,- At Queenstown, on Monday, February 11th, 1884, Mabel Jane, Infant Daughter of Mr. And Mrs. MAYES.  Aged 12 months. FREEDMAN.-  On the 11th February, at his residence, Owen-Street, after a long and severe illness, Isaac FREEDMAN, aged 37 years.  Deeply regretted by his wife and friends.   OBITUARY.- We regret to learn the death of Daniel COOMBES, late Municipal overseer.  The deceased was for a long period in the Council’s employ, and was a hard-working, practical man, whose place it will be difficult to fill in so satisfactory a manner as it was by the deceased overseer.   Tuesday, February 19, 1884   MARRIED,- On the 13th February, 1884, at Wesley Church, Queenstown, by the Rev. James THOMPSON, B.A., Charles Andrew WERDMULLER, of Steynsburg.  Second son of the late C.J.O. WERDMULLER, of Burghersdorp, to Charlotte Anne CALLAGHAN, eldest daughter of Hugh CALLAGHAN, Esq., of Ashby Manor, Queenstown.   Friday February 22, 1884   INSOLVENT ESTATES.- The third meetings in the insolvent estates of the late Isaac FREEDMAN and John RHIND M.D. will take place on Monday next.   Tuesday, February 26, 1884   Insolvent Estate of Edwin Thomas MUNNERY, of Sigudu, District St. Marks. All persons claiming to be Creditors under this Estate are required to take notice that the undersigned has been elected to and confirmed in the appointment of Sole Trustee of the said Estate, and that the Chief Magistrate has appointed the Third Meeting to be held before the Resident Magistrate of St. Mark’s, on the 12th day of March next, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon, for the Proof of Debt – for receiving Trustee’s Report -  and also for the purpose of giving directions to the Trustee as to the Management of said Estate.  And all persons indebted to the said Estate are required to pay the same to the undersigned on or before the 12th proximo or proceedings will be taken against them. S.D. SNOOKE, Sole Trustee.   BIRTH,- At Queenstown, on the 14th instant, the Wife of Mr. A. BEAMISH of a Daughter.   MARRIED- On the 20th February, 1884, at St. Augustine Church, Dordrecht, by the Rev. E.Y. BROOKS, Benjamin HARTLEY, of Queenstown, second son of William HARTLEY, of Rochdale, Lancashire, England, to Agnes Elizabeth, eldest daughter o James WEATHERHEAD, Dordrecht.   We regret to hear of the death of Mrs. RIDGWAY, relict of the late Mr W.S. RIDGWAY, one of the founders of Queenstown.  The departed lady was well known for her charitable and loving disposition and secured a large circle of friends during her long residence here.  We tender our condolence to the afflicted family in their sad bereavement.   Friday February 29, 1884   OBITUARY.- We are sorry to hear of the death of Mr. Andrew JAMIESON, late of the Commercial” Hotel, of this town.  He had been staying in Aliwal, but had been missing for some days, and, on a search being made, his body was discovered on Monday last on the banks of the Orange River, in a greatly decomposed state.