... gixtho, wad2vt a 4 -pXe4. % No Mroiace of B riage, or Death can be inserted unless authenticated by thg name and addres3 of the sender. The-Words N1 Card, or any similar addition toithe timpleannouncermentof am 7rrae or death, subject to pagment as for an 12erisensen. ?? ' . r BIRTHS. CQliATJ*Xt-An8g. 6, at Cheltenbam, the wife of Henry Chrlstian, Esq., captain royal navy, ot a daughter. ...

... rh- ?? ?? - ' atreetthe ite of Bifrth, MDassisoeor Death b e tea Ined . ROUGI saten . the nmme ardn t _. unless aud The a w , a 'r ?? o a ntrnapug =. Bl, . ata77, Ttsmlart addition on to the mea or death, Id, It to maunt as tor an advertlsmen t, RT e, the wife of Mast JanmsFeig o agtr - OODMAN -s u '2,a at 2h6, ocncverrbueldin M ey street the wife of 'Mr. David Goodman, of wu sors. GCTmRlwER ...

... %* NO Notice of bit, Marae ?? lsece, unless ?? by and ade o the sender. 1110 W lX cards,. or an sisilr dditioa to the simple announcement of a marriage or deat subject It to payment as for an advertIsement. BIRTHS. B BURtOWSe-rpt 20, at 47, Eoho-square, the wife of Mr. _ ?? Burrows, of daughter DUNCAN-JUly 20, at Shanghai, the wife of Capt. George ,- Duncan, of the'ehlp William Melhuish, of ...

... ?? No Notice of Birth, Marrtage, or Iteath cau be inserted unless authonticated by thu LfmtU and wddr,s of the sender. The words No cards, or any daldar additoio to the simple anuouncemneut of a marriage or death, subject it to paybment as for an wrlvortlsoweant. BIRTHS. BECKEIrl-Oc. 21, at 6, Sandenutreet, Mrs. Janics Beckett, of a daughter. BIUAND-Oct. 22, at 128, leanfort-Etrect, tile ...

... I Z'f,ie, xh au4 geab. Notice of Blrth, Marriage, or Death c be Inserte unoleos ?? by the name snd adre of the mender. Tbe words No oardo, or Ann ndlar addition to the ?? uannement of a tawrrsgo or death, subject it to pinent a for an adlernlsamens. , - B]IRTHS..- NOX-OV. 4, at 78, Woodvilio-terrace, Everton, Mm Willam = ooox,'oi a Eon. AwASor-NoT 8, at 6S, Toxteth-atreet, the wie of Mr. ...

... London, Wednesday Afternoon. This being the Ist of May, no business was trans* acted in the stock exohange. The transfer offices at the of England are also closed to-day for striking the half-yearly balance. The railway calls for the month of May amount to £1,869,000. [by electric telegraph.J Paris Bourse, Wednesday.—[Router's Telc- Sam.j-3 35 p.m.: The bourse has been buoyant. closed very ...

... a A 7 TIE. PRINCE OF WALES'S MARRIAGE. t The committee appointed by the council to make arrangements for celebrating the marriage of the 3 Prince of Wales in this town met again yesterday, at the Town Hall. In the first instance, the town- clerk laid before the committee the returns from a the various schoGls, with a view to asoertain the 3 probable amount of money required to be expended ...

... MARRIAGE OPr we ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE OF WALES. Th' aspect of Windsor yesterday presented a remarkable contrast to its appearance on the occa- aion of the last royal solemnity in the Chapel-the funeral of the PrinceConsort. Then all was gloom; yesterday all wam rejoicing. Banners floated from every hose, the streets were crowded with well- dressed persons, and there was a continual move- ...

... 170 Nota of Brhb, Marige, or Deaca benhcde oulesauthuenticte the name and addmo5~ lt Me ender. Theowords loa or any silar add n to the simple anouncement of a Smaia or death. sbec it tga zymait aaStor an gd5i saosb CORNALL-Aptil 3, at Emmanuel Paranoigi. Yriito1, -the wife of the Rev. I. Cornal, of geon,, joousr,-Ma'rcb 28,t Manor I-dge. Sutton. bounty of surrey, the wife of a. 0. Dougla, gsl. ...

... Tgb Lat MRICHARD COBDEN, -BQ., M.. | ( ,¢F;om-'t~ue;Ftinacnafg1Pveforrne'fio'filaY, 1805.) * We halve &lludedito a exception in the laudatory h notices of the deceased. We subjoin passagen from si ,the exception, and we place in juxtaposition with it them an extract from a private letter, written on the same day thate the article in the newspaper r was published, Tuesday, the 4th of April,. ...

... Wvtbi , WatrrIago, RUA4 gtl. abN~oleeo ih, e eamh sabe inoert unless auth ~~~a'n saddress of the toth smle ; S e ntoJ ~~ ubetIftuxWa'ents 10 far1 of4seMee A~srsrMaj BIRTHS. AT,,,,, I%' ,, %t gerton House, Rock Ferry, Mrs. G eorg Ai, I a ughter. JorUsTT-Apxl5, 29, at No.I H thon weBrot Bslghto.atret, Seacombe, Mrs. PF Bennett, of a son. RUNSON-April 28, it Moreiale-roceun. Waive hampton, the ...

... Perhaps no more striking indication of the progress of art in this oountry, and of the increasing cultivation of a taste for it, oould be found than in the oontrast whioh edifices devoted to religious purposes erected at the present day present to those of the last and the beginning of the present oentury. Then, it would seem, people not only advocated and insisted upon the simplest forms of ...