... Oa' Ta N No ?? of Bfrth ageor Dl can belset Vy - nless anltban#caseby' lb.. nammei ant 'address of-he a sender. ' -ie words'No. ads oansilar adition to the'slmie ano to mrae deatb, La Arxu~w-Ag. B lTHS. ' |-ARgSoilA g 21, at. 5,F otcher itrat, Toxteti park, n the wfI4 of JMr. Thmniag A kMson; of a son. - 1eA ?? 80'the 'wie, ?? joielph Beau , 1W C akcVilla, 5hra 6sypao~oagtn fa son., BLA Pi ...

... 'F~IAXMOMCKtNEBA. -j_ MANCHBEI, MA1dnrST5n, UNDAY,&IIO' Large greein placbardb--on; the wuailt 'of ~the city, yesterday,- announced the; intestiton of the, Feiuanl -syp~t~sestoIaesapublicprocession or m~ock funralto~ayhhonur ftl~ troe men recently salm ?? S itnwayhedbt -have been a, ?? :The-~adrf~e c take Place on Sunday, Decembbr 1 tteeook Person, Intending to join ?? ?? ,Wi be'by ...

... 'sX No Notce of Blrtb, Marriage, or Death can be Inserted sule authenticated by name end address of the sender. The words No cards, or any similar addition to the simple announcement of a marriage or death, ?? It to payment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. EvAsS-April 17 the wife of Mr. John S. H. Evans, Vron Don, Rbyi, of a son, PIIILLipps-April 1S, at Mozart Villa, Broad Green, the wife of ...

... * No Notlee of Blrtb, rige, or leath cn lee insetted unless authenticated by the name snd address of the eender. The words No ard oranysimar addition to the simsple announeement of a yarrisge or death eubfcet It to payment as for an adverisement. BIRTHS. BEV.VRLIy-Dec. 3, at 38, Derby-road, Bootle, the wife of Mr. E. Beverley, of a dlaughter. BiAcscY-Nov. 27, at 25, Lully-street, thewife of ...

... THE DEATH OF MAXIMILIAN. The fate of the unfortunate Emperor of Mexico is no longer a matter of doubt. From the moment when, by the treachery of a too-much trusted officer, he fell into the hands of, the brutal and bloodthirsty mob that followed the leadership of Juarez, it was difficult to hope that his life would be spared. Urgent requests, however, were made by the governments of England, ...

... BIRTH. On the 30th ultimo, the wife of W. AI. Charaley, Esq., of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 30th ultimo. at the Parish Church, 'Mr. James Wilding to Miss Matilda Broadley. On the, 31st ultimo, at the Parish Church, Mr. Win. Burgess Hou ghton to Miss Ann Green. Onthe Ist instant. at the Parish Church, Mr. James iioriiby to Migs Ann Hart; Mr. Oliver Hurst to Mrs. Jauc Eatwistle-; Mr. William ...

... BIRTHS. On Monday. the 26th nltimo, at 105, Fishergate, the wife a John Kendal, Esq., of a son. On the 24th. ultimo , at Warrington, the wife of Mr. John H. tGoruall, surgeon, of a son. MARRIAGES. On the 24th ultimo, at the Parish Church, Mr. Joseph Brineileid to Miss Elizabeth Woodruff; Mr. James Woodruff' to Miss Agness Davies; Mr. John Kearsloy to Miss Mary Etons ; Mr. Peter Banister to ...

... On thle 5th ;inst., ait the Parish Churchl. lv th Rv FC. CJ. Aitbury, curate, Mri. Richard Ball, of North meils, to On the J ~b tilt., at the Parish Church. Mr. Charles flarnen I soil to Mi.Ellen Wardley ; Mr. William (;oring to Miss Nancy Hindtle, (Ii, the Ist inst.. at thc Parish Chillch, Mr. Robert Wood. house to Mrs. Catheritie Lake; Air. Joseph Vernon to Miss Norris; Mr. John Parry to ...

... BIRTH. On the 2Xnd instant, at Hurst G range, Preston, the wife of Commander W. E. Gordon, R.N., B. U.S. Petrel, of aeson. ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? ?? MARRIAGES. On the 21st instant, at St. Wilfrid's, by the Rev. Father Cobb, George, eldest surviving son of Mr. John Turner, Church-street, to Annie, oldest daughter of the late Mr. John Leeming.-No cards. On the 22nd instant, at St. Alban's Catholic ...

... MARRIAGElS. On the 15th instant, at ChristChurch, by the Rev. Raywo od Firtt, M.A., assisted by the Rev. John Williams, MA., John Iiavid Charles Haumpson, Esq of 7 Dorset-square, London, to Louisa, wvidow of the latoi. T. Ihussell, Esq., of Winokton, Hants. ' . On the tilh instant, at Christ Church, Preston, Mr. A. G. B. Pearson, of Kirkby Lonsdale, to Anna Maria, eldest (laughter of Johu ...

... DEATH OF MR. LEGH-IKEeK. We announced on Wednesday the death of Mr. George Anthony Legh-Keek, of Bank Hall, Lancashire, and Staughton Grange, Leceistershire, at his former seat -the previous day. Mr. Legh-Keck had arrived at the patriar- cbial age of 86. He was the second son of Anthony Jamesi Kook,, of Staughton Grange, by Elizabeth, second daughter and co-heir of Peter Legh, of Lyme, ...

... to FUNERAL OF MISS DALTON, OF THURNHAM. _ On Thursday last, the remains of the late Miss Dalton, of Thurnham, vhose demite we announced in our last num- ber, were inteired in the family mausoleum in the chapter. house of Cockersanl Abbey. The last offices of the lead were conducted with all the Pomp and ceremonial with which the Church of Rome invests the sepulture of a dis- tinguished member ...