... e BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. .BIRTHS. a BRYAN- -Nbvember 13, at Severn-farm, Henbury, the. wife of Mr. William Bryant, of a sn. e FRYFR,-Noveinber 13, at Hillside-cottage, Bedminster-dowa, 7 the wife of Mr. C'eorge Fryer, of a son. 0 GRIFFITIN-Novelir)er 8, at 3, upton-place, mrfoindee, Newport, I Aloninouthshire, the Aife of Mr. C. Gritfithe, of a eon. r JOlINSoN.-Septernber S, at ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Announcements of Births and Marriages are charged for an p Advertisements, the charge being One Shilling for Tan 1j Lines, and tiiixpence for ench additional line. The amonu; in every case must be prepaid at the office, or remitted it Pqfiage Stannys. 31'or afple anouoncemcnts of Deaths no cbarge is made, bnw announcements containing anything additional must be ...

... THEHE]T. PRINC E PRINC LOUS f .NAPOLEON. 8 I .. . : vfho ave s yetbeento th houe areloudin thir p aie ANNOUNCEMENT EMPRESS. TO THEL ESSAGE FROM THE QUEEN. On the melancholy intelligence reaching the ox- Empress's household at Chislqhurst, early yesterday morning, steps were at once taken to prevent the Empress receiving the information suddenly, and hence it was determined to prohibit the ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Announcements of Births and Marriages are charged for as Advertisements, the charge being One Shillng for Twc Lines, and Sixpence for each sdditlonal line. The amount in every caso must he prepaid at the office, or remitted it Postage Stamps. For simple announcements of Deaths no charge is made, but announcements containing anything additional must be paei for at ...

... Nailsworth Petty Session, Thursday,—(Before T. Lancaster, Esq.)— Emily Ford was charged with wilfully breaking a window, the property of Joseph Ford, Itodborough. complainaut's son is soldier, lately returned from Malta, and had gone to his father's house. His wifo (the defendant) had fallen into disfavour and been forbidden the bouse, but on the occasion charged sho wont to the house and ...

... I- -DkATH OF MR. WINtERBO1T1AM, M.P. as- We regret to o'a'nnho qth' death of Mr. Winferbothamj' s .. of Mp !for Stroud' and Under Secretary; of State for theH oznsm- Deparwtmnt - Mr.' Winterbothain eean bad goe sit Italji with the view,'of benefiting, hiE tese health, which had been impaired by 'excessive appliaa. tif tion to his'official ddties. Change of scene and reliaxtion d had, it wi ...

... ?? EOmKGIN I ,. . I . I . . - . redY .I - . l Kc oe4iriopy ?? piace Was ' bn'lt by th'ealate father ol the bride for the secoamodationi of the inhabitants of'BwdOn. hU, aud stands on the crest of that eminience, from which, _ emu very generally knownoneol the moat extensive views in E gland can be obtained, extending a. it dees over a sgreat portion of Gloucester, Wilts,'and domirmet. ...

... out BIRTHS, MARRIAGM~ AND DEATHS. ere- ead, Announcemarata of Births and Marriages aire clurrgsel for 5 Way Adertistiemenrts, the charge befang Ono Shilling for Twv Lines, land Sixpence for each additional line. The aesncui hi every case must be prepaid at the office, or remitted ii Posteace .9tamnpsm. lias For simple announcements of Deaths no charge Is made, hit r a11n1ouncemlents Containing ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Aninouncements of Birth. and Marriages are ciragad foe te e Advertisements, the charge being One Shilling for Twv Linen, and Sixpence for each addit onal line. The Amoun! In every case muat be prepalid at the office, or remitted ia Po tae Samps. For simple announcementa of Deaths no charge ta made, but f announcements containing anything additional muat be pak f. ...

... THE DEATH OF THE RECTOR OF FLAX BOURTON. 'Yesterdany afternoon the coroner, Mr. H. S. Wasbrough, resumed ,the inuiry at the Pack Horae inn, Lawrencoe-ill, relative to the rather singular death of the Rev. Lawrence Eyre,88 YeOar of nge,the rector of Flax Bourton,who died on) Tuesday night, withoutraceiving any medical attentionI at No. 12 Mary-street, Barton-bill, St. Phili 's, where lie had ...

... DITRTE16hI1G DEATH IN REDOLIFF. LI Yesterday afternoon the city coronor, Mr. LT. B. lol Wasbeounb opened an inquiry at the Ostrich tavern, Lower Guinea street, Rtedeliff, on the body of a widow 112 named Ellen Atkins, aged 41 years, who died a few dayn 'I ego under moet dfetreeulog circumstances, IT The Coroner, addressing the jury, alid that the ftie deceaed wao exceedingly uner bar ...

... Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths ore %to god te Olt the rate of Sixteen Words for One Shilling, and Slipeaci for every subsequent Fight Worda, BOITHS. NnoOHEs.-Deeember 3, at BFmcry, county Yors, OWtWII5, Canada, the wife of S. T brookes, of a daughter. WICHIIAM -December lb, it Elcombe Farm, Uley, Xmilr Wicbelnm, of a son MABRSIACE. TII!OIMAS-BESSELT. -December 16, at Trosenaut Chapel ...