... I ?-. I *. . BIRTHS. retur February 10, the wife of Mr James Dav?. off E0isbn-g0kO? Payil - Guines.-?reet. a daughter.' ' tatori Febttsary.14. the wife of Mr. John Jefforie?. f?szr??ti bf IIi$I r Bristol Iron Works, a daughter. of John 1y at Dyifryn Mawr? near Abergnvnno'y, the wlf& F aundRsq., a daughter. '? ) Cal C Februari' 16, at* Viet?ria-street, St. Paul's, iite?wife of Mr. Seq 2 Thee. ...

... BERTHS.' wife of Mr. Walter of Wotton-underf. :plea4 .Januar??r18?tile .si?ere tsr.:. Soutbviile, ?e liter, tile ?'ifef 3fl'. Lord I 1?M:, Oqierd, a eon, . -solon Jauuary'22,ai' A.lbdrt?vi-lI5, ??euantle?5qUarC, tijewife his Mr. John HI?j?'dau?ht? . ti?1 I) Jaiteisry 24; WldOojflha BaTh,' th?'wife of Mr. ?A?* Helps, Ga? I a da?hter ?? ne?.?viua? ?? lh?id?o'dd, th?wifd Of Mr datod Januhi'y ...

... ?? ,if of . I ks Latelyr ir RelnWya llna, RadLaId-road, ils wfffr of Mr. Pi isr Dneer, aL son.- iwy '2.etthe wftc of ni-. Henry -Tmwell, Stowe C't.roDa son. |-r MAry 9Dr25 i.q-lef ctrteh2b vs4 of -l1r. P1 Normrasua son. uel I- Dlay 25. a, k b Iffhi li, fec0Mr. WillkAmn btone; a son. 0, 0- IlMay 2a, lre Rwife of Mr. Jeolw Belsmes, Bridge Tate, a 4S3& doaughter-. 25, at Fecasoy, county Cerktfie ...

... I - e BIRTHS. Lately, at Vittorla-place, West Clifton,' the wife of Mr. ?? F Ohapple,'a daughter.. at Reddlilf -street, the wife of Mr. Eobt. C. Ban- a8] II I, at Haltenvilla? Horfield, tie ivlfe of Mr. ?* fc * ?? , 2, January 11, at Southossyor Manor, Gloucestrslslrc,'tlse wife h 3: ?? Fredlt. W. HardWick, a son. January l?3,'at Westees Villa, Carlt'en?fi5ee, Clifton, the wile i'i -, 'of 0. ...

... alit Nrifol 441rtal SATURDA Y. NOV EMBER 2, 1861. DEATH OF SIR JAMES GRAHAM. Tims death of Sir James Graham will cause most of our readers to indalge in a retrospective glance over an exciting and brilliant period of our political history. It is now some forty-three years ago, at a dark and dismal time for all men bearing the name of Liberals, and when Toryism of the most rabid and intolerant ...

... February 26 ?? York;, th ?? Mr. H. A. Secr formerly of this city, -t*ln'dauhes *Arilr 6,. the wife of Mr. :0 ~e, ong, ,AI'eston Church, Frns, a son. Api ,th ieof Mr. Stephen allies, Newport, a daughter. April 10, the wife of Mr. R., Big ex, of Barr's Court Farm, a daughter. April 12, the wife6f Mfr. T. Ijaiti~, of Longwell's Green, ason. April 12,' at Thrsegell-street, Rastoil-road, the wife ...

... I M tarch 7, at West stree~t, the wifle of lMr. J. C. Gortonl, a son. M tarch 8, at Gogerddan, Cardiganshire, the wife of P'ryse Loveden, tIsq., aodanghter. March 8, at Wilson-etreet, the wife of Mr. S. Jones, a Isarch 9, at MIttchelD-lane, the wi~fe of Mfr. Christopher Somertion, a bOn. March 10, at Stoke's Croft Road, the wife of r.. Robert i2arch 10,at Nelson-place, Clifton, the w~ife of Mr ...

... eg in BIRTHS. 5d May 27, the wife of Mr. George James Grey, Westbury-on on vm of a ughter. Jfune 6, at Box, Wilts, the wife of Mr. Thomas Howells, a son June 7, at Stanley-street, Easton-road, thewife of Mr. Isaac Rider, of a daughter. June 7, at Prince's street, the wife of Mr. J. W. Sell, a daughter. a June 9, at Host-street, the wife of Hr. Samuel Hutchens, June 9, at the Three Tuns Inn, ...

... SATURDAY, DBOL&MBBR 21, 1861. DEATH OF THE PRINCE CONSORT. TNG THEni are, unfortunately, feur persons who have not, at ill some period of their lives, felt how grievously the loss of friends is increased by their unexpected departure; and !tile X consequently, although the death of so honoured and 09 distinguished a man as the Prince Consort would, under - any circumstances, have occasioned a ...

... GLOUCESTER SPRING ASSIZE. 'rig commission for this assize was opened on Tuesday by ?{r. Justice flltekbUrn, amd the trials of the prisoners eOal- ?eneed en Vedneoday morning bcforc Hr. Baron Wilde 'the county calcudar contained the names of twenty-five prisoncre. charged with various offences, gcsserally of a light charade and the calendar of this city contained the names of eleven prisoners ...

... BIRTHS. [The notice under the head of Births, in last Saturday's Mercury, with reference to Mrs. H. Palmer, Roach'sBuildings, Easton-road, and Mrs. E. Palmer, Easton-crescent, Easton- road, was a malicious fabrication.] November 4, at East Harptree, the wife of Mr. Albert Dun.. ham, a son. November 7, at Prospect-parade, Baptist Mills, the wife of Mr. James Marchant, twia daughters. November 9 ...

... nant i even BIRTHS. ams, Lately, at Eorth-street, the wvife of Mr. B. J. Gibbons, a were daughter. b, at June 27, at Old Sodbury Vicarage, the wife of the Rev. Robt. be Sevmour Nashj a sorn.. hat 29, at Banwel Academy, the wife of Mr. Wim. Clarke, nt's, a son. hich June 29, at Duffryn, Aberdare, the wife of H. A. Brace, Esq., it to M.P., a daughter. ,joke June 31, at Gay-street, King-square, ...