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... D~~~uatrageo. October 27, at Scalcoates Church, Holl, by the Rr, T S Bonnin, Hr John Burton Jenkinson, to Sarah Ann, daughter of Mr Wm Tranter. October 27. at Scalcoates Church, Hall, by the Rev T S Bonnin, Mr George Cook, mariner, to Sarah, daughter of Mr Jacob Atkinson. October 28, at Sculcoates Church, Hull, by the Rev T S Bonnin, Mr Henry Beek, woodturner, to Kate, daughter of Mr Thomas ...
... DEATH OF SIR JAMES GRAHAM, The Bight Hon. Sir James Graham, M.P. for Carlisle, died on Friday morningfat NIetherby, after a few days of very severe illness, of disease of the heart. The deceased has been one of the representatives of Carliele since 1852. At the gener .i election in 1859, he, toge. ther with his ttephew, Ur Wilfred Lawsono were re- turned, after a severe contest, defeating Mr ...
... DEATH OF SIR JAS. GRAHAM, M.P. Sir Jas. Graharm, M.P. for Carlisle, expired at his seat at Netherby on Friday last. The following particulars with reference to the right hon. bironet's long public career are taken from various sources. He was of the same age and standing as Lord Russell. the year of his birth being 1792. The descendant of an ancient Scottish family, be was born at Netherby, ...
... BIRTHS. Nimao-At the Bridge of Allan, on the 29th ult., Mrs William Nimmo, of a son. WATsoN-At Allan Terrace, Bridge of Allan, on the 26th ult., the wife of the late John Watson, Superintendent of City Police, Aberdeen, of a daughter. Muanjry-At Monkland House, on the 30th ult., the wife of Francis Murray, Esq., of a daughter. Ross-At Brook Lodge, Cheshire, on the 29th ult., the lady of Colin ...
... Oe'clcr P;Q, ut l1tcclena If tol, 12 Dawseonotrect, [ho wife of Mr. Jimea Fuller, proprIetor, of a noml, who onylvauirvlyed. Its birthkouc day. Octoler 20, at Bolor, cortty WVerferd, the wifel of Mr.' 1J)e-sl Kcniy of a son. . Sqclutbezr 10, at Jhaeol1a, Infiae the wifc of C ?? . Pren- oc _52 ?? Lijitt infian5 of I sor,.I c crgnit, Eaq,, fdigtirtfonry,-'or A Poll, Octbo'oi ?? oit Nooroifila, ...
... TUB 'L&TV, MAYtL OF RG-LISTop.?,., ii. ~~(Frain the Dublin Univeraity X.ageaztu.)- This death of Lor Egifitc- has ?? Of the. or services of one of tb6il~ erkiew public mon upon whose pisuly -1 at and-judiioun-frq~sd~hi~pthepcould. iz,-eye~erdn ti. fiden tly r~e-kon. Al soris of irishmeaitof all Bo~t~of; ioli- a ty iUS MerutIfavefdrifed the same ebtilihsti cf~ bis noble re a' ch Ah tobne to ...
... The adjourned inquest in this melancholy case (of which we gave outline on Tuesday) was held on Wednesday at the Exchange, Chester, before the coroner, Mr. J. Hostage, and in the presence the mayor and magistrates. It appears that a young man, named George Henry Davie*, a native of EUesmere, and who had been for some time an assistant to a chemist at Rhyl, hadhad some money left him by a ...
... At NEWOUATLE, in East Parade, on the 26th ult. Mrs A, C O Houen, of a ?? O~.rlton.plae, on the 29th ult., the wife of V. D. Barker, Etq., of a daughter. At WWOiKM~lM, on the 20:h ult., the wife of the Rev, W. R. B.mrre, of a son. At BOiOM . FonYT, near AInwick, on the 17-h ult., the wife of John Riddell, ihsq, of R son. At Ricuxse ND, Yorkshire, on the 20Lh uit., the Wife or eor ...
... FUNSAJL OF SIR .AMES GRAHAM. The funeral of Sir James Grabam took place on Wednesday. By thespedal desire of the right bon. baronet, It was of a strictly private character, so far, indeed, as a man can influence those charged with the fulfilment; of the last ead offices. But with the public the case was some- what different, and there was a general wish to pay fitting respect to the memory of ...
... Mr. Foi wood is only 21, and, although of very quiet disposition, waa specially instructed not to interfere politics, and to avoid talking about them : n — My Lord,—l venture, under deep feelings anxiety and alarm, to call your lordship's attention to the following statement: —My sen, Mr. W. B. Forwood, British subjeot, born in Liverpool, and a olerk In the of my firm. Leech, Harrison, and ...
... BIRTHs, MARRIAGES, A2JD DEATHS. EXRTHS. BAYLY.-Otober 27, at the Royal TAboratory, Golsport, the wife of Captain Bayly, R.A., of a daughter. COLDD.-OctobeS 2% at M e ter, the wife of Mr. 0. W. Collard, oS a daughter. CRAB.-ONtober 26, at Tower-street, Bristol, the wlfe of Mr. H. Crabb, of a daughter. DAWSON.-Ootober 27, at Groton House, Buftolkthe wife of T. P. Dawson, Isq., of a daughter. ...
... t4 dut Mr Wtam1e ,opi a , ,3son.Ul~~i.= At' Mgi ftolr wq WaL-etown- Ayr th o ote 31stum o, lhef~ .il 8 ttoi1m ne. ?? A> BXuccoth, 'Arroohar) oi. the SDth~ ullimo, 3k. William Mi~Lthe~l,; a daughter..;,. : 4.;.ri ; l ?? At :Esgl1e.Hawk Sendliurat, Yi~oria. Austiralia;, on thea 8th August§, Mrs. hoiaG, Hoey; twin daughters.a- t Te, OtgqisnehW,013ew Zealand,-oa the 27th Julyi lSw, .hewife r.f ! ...