... MARRIAGE OF MISS FLORE, NCE AUGUSTA COTTRELL DORMER. The marriage of the Hon. Cecil Saumarez Irby, of The Grange, Taplow, second EOn of the late Lord Boston and brother of the present peer, with Florence Augusta, second daughter of the late Mr. Clement Upton Cottrell Dormer, of Rousham, Oyfordshire, was celebrated in St. Peter's Church, Eaton-square, on Saturday. The wedding party assembled at ...

... BIRTHS. March 27, at'' Granta, 27, Wearuborougl)-ro3d, Oxford, _ the wifs of Henry Jdaurs Hills, of a daughter. be March 30, at Long Compton, the wife of Jauca Warner, W April 1, at tire Bakers' Arms, Jericho, Oxford, the wife () of it, H1. Shuter,Cof aL daughter. i ;April 2, at 13, Cobdoen-crosec5 t, Grandpont, Oxford, ?? ?? witU of GJeorge Ilewes, of a eon. t Baby Linen, Cots T1h4siuettes, ...

... ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? __ i ell s lectu B IRTH S. prios Oct. 19, at Dedilington, the wife of William Tustain, of fluen a daughter. will Oct. 24, at Deddiuigton, the wife of T. A. Mlanchip, of Nov, a daughter. B Nov. 1, at the Principal's Lodgings, Jesus College, On Oxford, the wife of the Rev. E.. S. Roberts, Follow and moti Tutor of Gonville end Caius College, Cambridge, Of a belie daughter. ...

... ;ed DEATH OF MADAME PATEY. its Lt- Mndame Patsy, the celebrated contralto singer, died at ed Sheffield early on Wednesday morning. It will be re- ;sp membered that only a month since she visited this city he on her farewell tour, and took part in a most successful y ballad concert at the Examination Schools. Her death ry was sudden and unexpected. Madame Patey, who was th seized with sudden ...

... DEATH OF SIP. HARRY VERNEY. We greatly regret to announce the death, at the patri- archal age of 92, of the Right Hon. Sir Harry Verney, which occurred on Monday morning, after a brief illness, et Claydon House, Bucks. Sir Harry Verney was olt riding on Monday week. He became indisposed on Wed- rresday, and on Saturday Sir Henry Acland and Mr. Death were called in for consultation with the ...

... in t BIRTHS. The Feb. 7, at Biddonhani Manor, near Bedford. the wife of O'CI the Rev. A. C. It. Freeborn, M.A., Vicar of Kidlingten, died Oxon, of a so0 (Charles Fernandez). Car Feb. S, at Harwell, Barks, the wife of Richard Rice, Mr. ?? ?? of a daughter. at t' and Baby Linen, at Cash Prices.-The City Drapery Stores, Den Oxford. Am foill MARRIAGES. De, Jan. 16, at St. Peter's Church, Fort, ...

... 4t BIRTI1 S. c Nov. 17, at 8, Norham-gardens, Oxford, the wife of d Re in ald W. Macan, M.A., of a daughter. Nov. 19, at 8, Palmeira-square, Brighton, the wife of a Major B. Hl. B. Boarington-Keflett, 51st Light Infantry, I and Adjutant lst Durham Rifles, of a son. - Nov. 20, at Wardington, Oxon, the wife of George I Loveday, Esq., of a daughter. I Nov. 20, at Chureb E nd House, Great ...

... MARRIAGE OF MISS WILMOT-CHET- de In her WODE AT BESSELSLEIGH, D her A wedding is naturally a rare event in a parish H an- so small as Besse]sleigh, and the registers for the M us- past 200 years may be searched in vain for any re- in cord of a marriage from the Rectory. Considerable D iynterest was therefore aroused in the parish when B nyit was announced that the marriage of Miss Evelyn nI ...

... I _ tliihs 1 = glt5, aiv t r r ~~~BIRTHS. 1 BABNED1-Aigst 2, at Sutton TbomasJames Blarnest, of a damghtjr CLARKEi.-Airgist; 19,at the ToweP. D of H. W_ Clre of aightor. 3 GRAVSAagnsa 21, ?? ?? i John Geaxea, of ason. HAMN-Augusti17 at WilhelmId r Dr. H. AL iH L., of ason. > HOBNBOW.-Agustat 49, maywortb, I the wifeof WilliamHocubrow,of a dano I '1URMS-Augnsr 21, at Park house, War t of E. J. ...

... SAD DEATH OF MR. D. G. HALL. Many of our readers will hear with regret of the sad death of Mr. D. G. Hall, well known as the churchwarden, for a lengthened period, of St. Giles', which occurred at Buxton, on Monday morning, from the effects of an accident. The de- ceased, who was staying at Buxton for the benefit of his health, on the previous Saturday weekv was trying to step out of the way ...

... SAD DEATH OF AIR. COUNCILLOR GUISE. The Oxford public, utll especially the iilihabitants of the West *h'trld, will learn ?? great sorrow of the shocking ?? by -drowning ill the River Cherwell of Mr. Henry Guise, builder and stonite:asOll, Orchard-street, St. Ebbe's. We fear that there can be no doubt thatfrom the evidence that will be forthiconiniig at the iiiquest that Mr. GLiise committel ...

... DEATH OF LORD DONERAILE FROal HYDROPHOBIA. Viscount Doneraile died of hydrophobia at Dorerraile Court, County Cork, on Friday morning last. His Lord- ship and ]is coachman were bitten last Jauuary by a pet fox subsequently discovered to be suffering from rabies. They were for some weeks under M. Pasteur's treatment, and had since been in the enjoyment of perfect health till Monday evening, the ...