... le Wo Nottes of Blrth, Mrrag, Or DbQ cfa t unieE authenticated by tho name and t hb sedor. The words No cards, or ay sdmila t to the AiMPle announcernena of a mair% de, subject It to Dayent a for an advertlasmaor BIRTHS. AFFOLTRE-Jan. 23, at 366, Rake-lane, iuikdQ% thm wife of Mr. Moais Affolter, steward of th ryl a screw-steamer Europa, of a son. J ty BEGGS-Feb. 1, at 37, Great Meraey-street ...

... MARRIAGE OF VISCOUNT SUDLEY AND THE HON. EDITH JOOBLYN. On Tuesday morning, the marriage of Visecount Sudley, eldeet son of the Earl of Arran, to the Eon. EdithJocelyn, seconddaughbterofViscountess Jecelyn, and granddaughter of the Harl of Roden, took place at St. George's Church, Hanover. square, in the presence of an exceedingly nume. rous assemblage. 9Half-paet eleven was the hour fixed for ...

... No Notioo of Bth Marriage, or Death can beinserted unless authenticated the name and sddres of the sender. The worde ocarde,oranal silr addition to tbe sbn0le annooncement of a marriage or death, ubeot It to iment as for an advye 1meant BIRTHS. GIDDES-Feh. 14, at 23, Norton-street, the wife of Mr. David Geddes, draper, of a non. HARDING-Feb. 18, at 2 Trooghton-street, dge-h, the wife of Mr. ...

... It No Xotileeof` chM arrie, orDeXtb an be Inserted: Unlaes anthentlcated tTbe Osis and' adde at , seoder. TUe wards lyooaneorw'l adh' . * o thie .sirno' nnounoemernent-ef a marrge adeath, subject it to pament as for an advertisment. ,711I , , t ,, , .,;IO ,. .s ii o . BIRTHS.:!S-'_-' , AT5IRRoN-Feb 16, at Chapel ouses, Spoek6, the wife *of Thombe Ateto, lle'q., of adahter.' .. BAYNS-Feb. ...

... *' Jo Notice of Bidbh, Maxriaae, Cr Death can be innertrd eudor. The words N eaMrds, or° an sare ordtio to the imple annonneement o a or Hdeoa giabjecbt lto pament as or an advetamenLerdeh BIRTHS. CuNlNNGoAN-Jan. 28, in Sponcer-atreetk 3verton, the wife of Mr. James Cunringaim, of a son. DAvIBS-JAD. 25, the wife of Mr. John Davies, 16, Segontium-terrace, Carnarvon, of a daughter. JACIso6N ...

... 'eiNtice Wo arageo, r4at & Web unes.uI nteid ' henm entd=adrs o he sender. Tewrd N, ad,o n lnlarddlifloa to the Sipeauuomu famr~g sdeath,. bloeoo msf BIRTHS. PAxTrEE-Feb. 20. the wife of Mr. Lennard Baxter. 23* George.-treet, Toxtoth-park, of a daughter. tlla-born. FoRPARt-Feb. 11, at 80, Bandon-street. the wife of the Rev. P. T. Forfar, prematurely, of a, son. NET wooD-Feb. 26, at West Derby ...

... >I22? . No lKotie. o Blrtb, w rnlags, 0o Death ea ni rn authentateg t te nme nd , - ul nd er. ¶'b rd l oards, o r e n, s iml ar t °2 to the simple snnewmeet of a me sublectit to Daymesst a for en advertiseno. 45ih, BIRTHS.. CUBRAN-Feb. 9, the wife of Mr. Wlmujt C engineer, 16, Dalryinple-otreet, of a eon. HUnixa-Feb. 7, the wife of Mr. John Hunte, D High Patik-street, of a son. IR NFo-Feb. 7. ...

... THERLATE 0ARDINTAL WI8ESAN, ~&RWGEMNTS. FOR THE WiUNERAL. Thre cae4 beaodutbit'htte eieo th~OCArinAl Winlemawsi and'hsinrl'a ' IWnca of the Romian Cathello OCbthi d t ha an this country, are to) be mnade theocainbth priesthood forai very granidand t bim gcrmn As A. prelimina -tep to that. arrn~gemnbts, Saturday wasthe lirtof three dya on wiiilithe body in to lie In state' In Order tt~ gratify ...

... FUNERAL OF CARDINAL - ~WIS]EMAN. In yeetert4y's paper we gave an account of the funeral olbequies of the l1te Cardinal Wiseman. From thelate hour at which the proceedings closed he report w as necessarily brief. We now add Iurthier particulars fronm the London papers of .Vesterday:- Since the death of the great Cardinal Wolsey, mow more than 300 yeare ago, no one of his sue- cessors has been ...

... MARRIAGE OF CAPTAIN G. T. I PRESTON. A marriage which created more than ordinary local interest, consequent on the position of the Parties, WAasolemnlsed yesterday morning at St. Bride's Church. The bridegroom was Captain G.. T. R. Proestons and the bride Miss Helena Cornelis Denton, eldest daughter of George B, -Denton, Esq., surgeon, of Abororomby-square. An the only son of one of the best ...

... DMATH OF A MISERLY OLD WOMAN. . Mr. P. F. Curry, borough~coroneF,,held an iqetyeterday touching' the death of Eliza M atawidow, 50 yeitrs -of age, who lived in a cellar in the moot miaerable way, but who died possessed of a considerable sum of money.-ZMrs, Herbert, wife of Johia Herbert, 'residing at 4, Beacon.street, said that she had known the de- ceased for about two yeara. She lodged in ...

... DEATH OF A SCOTCH HERMIT. Duncan Marshall, the well-known hermit of Kilmun, Argyleshire, departed this life a few dayI ago at Dunoon, in his 85th year, and was buried on Tuesday Isat, according to his earnest desire while in life, underneath a flat on Rusbfield Hill, two miles up from the public road, where his J hermitage was situated. Duncan was born- and ( brought up in this quarter, and ...