... Aito wadao, 40 paths - - , Io Notice of BrXh Marrlage, or Death cm be ainsrted unless authenticaed b; the name and eddresa of the sender, The words No oard, of ang similar addition to the simple announcement of a marriage or deatb. subjectit o aurment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. DAvlnS-Oct. la. in Ivy-terrace, Farawortb, near War- rington, the wife of Mr. W. H, Davies, of a daughter. ...

... C*htre !-viI 4ges, iwg 9*d9. wbl~~~l J %A ambl_ BIlXTEU Cherles 3. iBell,; of tl B od Ua gt. Mr. ohbard E. Butler, ° io on da HMDn-4nn. 19, at Biha Trie SI, wol of 3&. John Hird, ?? In her MIaty'5,, custo of a SOU HOLNN-.IS. 32, at 5B Troughtcn.tr,, EjC.jhnJ, She wife of Mr. EdWard ainme', ofat son. PI MJ.PL-lan. 219 St Bp'ailuig theW ltloytXlV JUIL, Fsq,Of as. SOILIe U&BRGES ra We are ...

... piah, rjivi;iqco, air4 peathw. .No Notice of Birth, Mtarelalge or Death can be fl~osrtel iridlegs V ?? 0; 1. ~.iii Seil ?? ,i f till s cdedr. T'lii werds No camr Li, or any stroller aditfli,,i 551 thle Hlonic annoam iei-'. of a iian-ligo or ifeath, subject i t to jaiintlmct ats for ii, ldveriftieasrot. ALLEN-Jan. 12, the snifo of Nr Jolcn Allen, of Cent!~ Fielda3, (JCWCeo:Iy, Sn fop, oW a ...

... V, No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can bo inserted ulnless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. The words No cards, or anys ImUar addition to tho elrule announeoment of a marriag or death, subject ito pament as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. IfAnnI3EN-JsM. ll, at Damleld Houeo, Magbudl, the wife of Air. Thomas Hlarrison, jim., of a eon, BiIGNETT -Jan. 11, at 42, ...

... o* No Notic ot Bih, Marriage, or Death can be inserte unless an theticatd .b the namead addreee of the sender. The words ocards, or any similar addition to the sinple announcement of a marriago or death, aubjeoct it to payment as for an advertisoment. BIRTHS. BUJiNETT-Dec. 1, at Sotby Parsonage, Carlisle, the wife of the Rer. George Barnett, of twin sona. DRAKE-Deo. 1, at 24, Everton-road, the ...

... /BIzRTS, EARRIAES, & DEATHS. * * No notloe of Bilrth, orrrlage, or Death can be inet 'nlnes authentlcqtad by the name and ra of the sender. Sept.2 SIrs. W. H. Colbert, Bank House Academy, Waver tree, of a daughter. OCt. ?? in Lsfl~eld-terrace, Wavertrhe, Ms,-J. irher.Jonea, OoC. 5 at the parih obarob, Beeamarls, by the tM IL EHI, D.D,D. fietenant- olonel 'Rober White, 17th lancers, to ...

... The Receiver of Wrecks this port has forwarded to the Board of Trade a report of the olrcumstanoe* attending the total locs of the ship Juniata, outward bound from this port for Baltimore, resulting from oolllslon with the ship Joseph Fish, also from this port, bound for Key West, which took plaoe off the Irish ooast on the morning of the Instant. The report the sworn deposition of Captain ...

... There is not more offensive or contemptible form of the lovo of paradox thaw eagerness to tha: gome particularly iniquity or cruelty is strictly legal and logical. there actually an priori preaump- in favour the technic* correctness f a judicial decision involving practical cols-. - which cannot be without horror. Thiy take for jnuituU that the rules of law are a-surd and immoral, and th ...

... FAMILY HISTORY OK THB KRNTB.* MR. PARENTAGE, *o. The father of the murdered child wu the sen a *arpet manufacturer, who for many yean carried bnsinaei in OarpentorVhalL London-wall, and had retired from It some or 18 yean nil death. This gentleman had married Mia Seville (of Essex family, well known in Ooiebester, in that oounty), of whom nothing remarked beyond the fact of the rapectahOity of ...

... at Waterloo. *l »7«r's r.jkilf ('.irst ia the mouth fri»e). llcyal Ir.ititu.tion ilust unt, - Open dally (flri- iliird \loud.»y the frue). Varviiszi Gallery Ana'oajy, t'aradiao-'Jtruet, Z;>oloi{ical Garden*, West Derby-road Blontfln. Lon 'on, Clay tou-stiuare Concert every evening. -N»-w Draiua Bawn. v ( 1 KaifaeJe, the Score'; ...

... N* o Notice of BWrth, Mrsrrlago or Death can bo laqnrtw I UskSS btililit ly tho uataeo aid ildeorom of ttlo rdlor. Tle wordls *No crde,or aiy elfrilar wlidtlou to tho Blradle ?? of a m arriage or death, ?? it to Pnlerrt a for -s adveortilsoutit. EIRTIS. MARrt-Jnn. l1, At St, Ityrlaletreut, Brock-rond, thoewife *,f Mr. Thliomas Alrey, of a eIon. I3rK.tEY-J1Jan. 11, at Rock Forry, the wifo of ...

... THE LATE WILLIAM EWART. It is only a few weeks since the grave closed on Joseph Christopher Ewart, and now his elder brother, William Ewart, has followed him to the tomb. The younger of the two did not reach the three-score years and ten assigned as the ordinary life of man ; the elder just passed beyond it and then died. William Ewart differed from his brother Joseph Ewart in the circumstance ...