... XThi NEW ACT F OR TIlE REGISTRATION OF BIRTiS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Tui: following circular letter was on Saturday received by the clerks to the Boards of Guardians in the metropolis from the Secretary to the Poor-Law Commissioners, and it has, zo doubt, been transmitted to the clerks of the other Boards of Giardians-formed under the Poor Law Amendment Act throughout the country- 'Poor-Law ...

... THE NE1W ACT FOR TIE, REGISTRATION OF BIRTnS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. TiHE following circular letter was on Saturday received by the clerks to the Boards of Guardians in the metropolis from the Secretary to the Poor-Law Commissioners, and it has, no doubt, been transmitted to the clerks of the other Boards of uardians formoil under the Poor Law Amendment Act throughout the country:- Poor-Lass ...

... THE NEW ACT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Tliurfollowing circular letter was on Saturday received by the clerks to the Boards of Guardians in the metropolis from the Secretary to the Poor-Law Commissioners, and it has, tno doubt, been transmitted to the clerks of the other Boards iof Guardians formed under the Poor-Law Amendment Act throughout the country:- Poor-law ...

... 10E- NEW ACT FOR THE REGISTRATION OF, BFRTlS,- MARRIAGES, AND DEAThiS. Trt 'following ciriular letter was on Satuaday received by the cte'tks to the Boards of ?? in the metropolis from *.tke Secretaty to the Poor-Law Cormissioners, and it has, *awdoubt, been transmitted to the clerks of the ?? o:ofovadiang fotmed under the Poor Law Amendment Act -throughout the couitry Pceoi-Lt- O'is~ioti ...

... BIRTHS. At.Sciaborough,the lady of T. W. Beaumont, Esq., M.P., of a son.- At KinlgligliJreland, the lady of ColonerI Hugh Barton, of a daughter. at Sullirogtop Rtectojry, Suwsex, tile wife of the Rev. George Palmer, of a ?? Wimbledon, Mrs. Gore Currie, of ?? York. street, Portnuan:square, Mro. Kenriek Bacon, of a daughter, MARRIED. . At St; George's Church, Borough,8moathvahrk,Mr. Frederick ...

... *BIR1THS. At Scarbarpingb, tlelailyof.'J. W. Brsaumont, Elsq., ?? son.- At Kinlaughlreiid, the ady of ColcmelH ugh Barton, ofa aaughter.. &t Sollington Rectory, SuAscx, the wife- of the. Rev. Georego Palmtrr, of, a o9on.-AU Wimbledon,, tIts. Gors Currie, ot' a daughter.- In. Yprk-. street, Partman-square, Mrs. Xienrick Bacon, of a daughter. M XtfItl E D. At S6.,George's Chujeb, Bofouglo, ...

... |BIRTHS. At Scarborough, the lady of T. W. Beaumont, Esq., M.P., of a son..0. At Kinlougb, Ireland, the lady of Colonel tiugb Barton, of a daughtr.. At SUilinetoe Rectory, Susses, the wire of the Rev. George Palmer, 9f a ?? Wimbledon, Mrs. Gore Corrie, of a ?? York- street, Portnuau-square, Mrs. Kfenrick Idcon, of a daaghter. MARRIe D. At St. George's Church, Boronugb,Soothwask, Mr, Frederiok ...

... BIRTHS. AtScabosrough,thelady of T. W. Beaumont, Esq., M.P., of a son.- At Kifilough,Ireland, the lady of Colonel Hugh Barton, of a daughter. at Sullingtoo Rectory, Sussex, the wife of the Rev. George' Palmer, of a ?? Wimbledon, Mrs. Gore Currie, of' a ?? York- street, Portman-square, Mrs. Kenrick Bacon, of a danghter. MARRIED. AtSt. George'sClimrch, Borougb,Southwark,Mr. Frederick Fletrlher, ...

... THE CAUSE OF MADAME MALIBRAN'S DEATH? [In the Chronicle of Friday last, we find a letter addressed. to the Editor under the above head. The newspapers of the same day tell us, that this lady was not dead more than two hours, before her husband had given full directions, in writ. ing, lor having her buried at Manchester, had presented the people of the house where she lay dead with such tokens ...

... - I- 11 ?? - - ?? : ?? WMAIW XNWCW?T. - (HELD WITHIN THE PRESENT WEEK.) DEATH OF SIR W. HEWITT, BAPT.-Arl inquest was Held at the Merlin's Cave Tavern, Upper RosoMfDn-strcet, Pentonville, before !.l r. Stirling and a respectable Jury, touching the death of a person known by the name of Sir WILLIAMI HEWirT, Bart. Mrs. Eliza Thompson, of 52, Margaret-street, wIludigton-squafe. deposed, 'that ...

... MONODY ON THE DEATH OF MAD. MALIBRAN (Spoken by MR. COOPER at Draly Lane.) Changed is the scene since-one brief summer past- Our theme of thanks by ye w'as welcomed last; Changed tea naoh thought erhic usced to plume the light Of hope and joy, on this our opening night- The smiles cohch beamed around us, the response That gloeved within us, clouded all at once. Enchantress of the ...

... MONODY ON THE DEATH OF MAD. MALIBRAN (Spokes by MB. COOPER at Druly Lane.) Changed is the scene since-one brief summer past- Oar theme of thanks by you was welcomed last; Changed too each thought which used to plume the flight Of hope and jay, on this'our opening night-I The smiles which beamed around us, the rosponse That glowed within us, clouded all at once. Enchantress of the ...