... h, Marriace, or Death can be fr inserted unless authenticated' by the name and r address of the sender. lhe charge fortheinsertion of of such notices when prepaid is Is. each, prov ...

... BI RITH. On Tueafay, in Hailey-Rreet, the Right Hon. Ladv. Charlotte Lenox, the Lady of Grtscral Ltflox, ,and daughter to the Duke of Goirdon, of a daughter, heing tbe twelfth chiid in, the thirteenth yearvf her marli.&ge. MARRIAGES. On Sunday fe'noight. at Hliackley, Mr. William Turner, bookfelier, of Hill (lately of Nottingham), to Mifs Sophia Hamilton, danghter of Mr. Ilamil- .to, n-annager ...

... -wmn- HER MAJfESTr's BIRTH Ddr. SATURDAY, JANUARY 18, 18oO0 rlflHEIR Majeffies and the Princeffes came to St. AL James 's Palace at half paft twelve, where the Qteen, and her Royal daughters, dreffed for their appearance among the numerous company who attended. The Ode for the new year was performed in the Anti-Room adjoining the grand council-chan- b er. The Archbifhop of Canterbury delivered ...

... at MARRIAGES. [Dt On Tuefday lafl, at the Holy Trinity Church this town, by tihe Rev. James Stillingfleet, Aviton Terry, Efq. merchant., to mhiis Charlotte Jarratt, 0 daughter of the Mte John Jarrartt Efq. of thii place. On Thurlilav fe'nilight, Mr Taylor, of IHolrby, to W Mifs Webiler, of York. rg On Monday laft, at Gainfborough, Capt. irm. A- Andei'ton, ttr Mifs Latighton of the fanm e place ...

... ,n,1 r| TIE LATIE NM. C. D. BROWNE. ?? A large numberof relatives and friends assenmbed ior vesterdav at the Fra.ah Church, West Kirbk, to ed witness the interment of the remains of the late 3' Mr. C. D. tirowvne, who died at his residence, s XVest Kirby, on Friday last. Those present in- cluded many representatives of the cotton trade on of Livcrpool, with which the deceased had been ...

... Y to tt 0 , and Prth5. d ***No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be Inserted unless authenticated by the name and It address of the sender. The charge for the Insertion of such notices when prepaid Is 1b. each, provided 1. the space occupied does not exceed five lines, and _ 6d. per line for anything additional. A chargeot Ls. extra will be made for booking. Lt 1 L, --et 1 tBIRTES. Ift ...

... ! THE LATE MP.R. W. RONALD. I Yestarday, at his residence in Parkfield-road, omr ?? Mr. Robert Wilson Rocald pawed away after an illnea of very short duration -and aocompanied with but little i bodily pain. A familiar presence and badness qualities-to say nothing oI I soeaces of unusual interest-will be recaloid to I ns by the mention of his name, and the I de sevrer one more of the few ...

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... b rtts. Thwdrayt, agx ita§ ,No Notice of Birth, Mtrrriag, or Death ran Oe Inserted unless authenticted by the name and address of tbe sender. ?? charge for the insertion of sach notices whenr prenaid is Is. ex,' pmvided the space oc*rupted does not eaceed five lines, and 6i per line for athina additionaL A charge of 1s. extra will be made for bookinig. ! BIRTH. WILLiMis.-May 19, at 31, Wobhrn ...

... jurtim, Wardiay, and fsaths. ,,%No Notice of Birth, Marriag, or Death can be inserted unless authenicatedL by the name and address of the sender. The charge for the insertion of such notices when prepaid bs le. each, provided the space occupied does not exceed five lines. and od. per Lne for anything additionaL Acharge of ls. extra wi be made for booking BIRTHS. . B.tNES-Atig. 17, at 40, Log ...

... 'Xts,_ arthriaqt, 2aud PIaths.; No Notice of Birth, M1arriage, or Death can be inserted tunless a2thenriamte.1 by the narn, and address ofthe sender. The charge for the iusertifln of such notices when prepaid is Is. e:Lrh. providwli the spaceeoccupied does not exceed five lines. and 6d. per gne for anything additional. A charge of Is. extra will be made for booking. BIRTHS. BROWN-Mrarch 7, ...

... DEATH OF SIR HENRY YULE. We regretto announce the death, on Monday, of Colonel Sir Henry Yule, whose health had caused grave anxiety to his friends for many months past. Although he had received the well-deserved honour of knighthood, he will be best known .to fame and remembered by his friends as plain Colonel Yule, the editor of the Travels of Marco Polo and of many other standard books of ...