... gfrbt, gWMIUM, 444 Pathos *No Noi dl Dl. Easisgo. cr Deathm be fusnnted .aise auib@OtWOj1d by he Da:. ad ades h gender. bs wod Pr t our af s d to the si e e a det, Bujatit to VARMIMx as for an advo dlsm-n k BIRTHS. AxonIsEaRO-006. 26, at 20, Lord Nelson-street ms In. Aronsberg, of a iO. ASHTON-0t. 22, at Llwyregtin, near Mold. the wif of 0. Z. Ashtoni, Esq., of a eon. l3ofTn WICK-Oct. 24, ...

... THE FUNRARL OF LORD PALMERBTON.' The spot selected in Westminster Abbey Pe the last resting-place of the late Premier Ia in the- north traneept, where lie buried Castlereagh, 'Wilberforce, the Cauninge, Charles James Fox, the Earl of Chatham and his briUllant son,, and a host of worthies whose sam es have adorned this 'oouiktry'e history.:, .: -The mayorsof severl large towns hhave Wele. ...

... .@ .o ,oi~d _tb .a fg a an~eae.4 5!Ihero t e h bIan eted ub~cot flaS~aat sad aod Uress of the ~ Sasnjslm~aaddition 10 theK~m~l ~ ot massageor death VDTE[TS. Ce.su'aLs-A12g. 0, '.,6 Sydney, N.S.W., the wife of Mr. 'Jnme 1. CIL DbeU, formerly of this town, of a daeugter. ,CA.?4RLL-Oct. '27, at 70, Copparim-hill, the wife of Mr. IL Catieill of e rOn. CArPPER-Oct. 24, at Thingwell Mill, the wife ...

... ^,' Nfotice of Birth. Mars Death a bo sesied unless autbetltloased by thoame Dan U14Baddres of the sender. Thb words klocarda,or aysdudhr addItion to the seme announcemeit of a marlege er death subject It to payment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. FOULUS5-Oct. 22, at 2, Clifton Park, the wife of Mr. Richard Foulkes, ol a Non. GRAy-oct. 11, at 8, Veunvfne-etreet, the wife of Mr. Joseph Gray, ...

... |THE FUNERAL OF LORD . PAULERSTON. Thz Prince of Wales has sionified hiei intrintion of being r)reaent at the burial of Lord NIluwi'aton -in Westwiroetr'r Abbey. The, proprnticons for this great pubv!c ceremony Are, of aecessity, being puskied forward wiv.b She greatest possible speed, It may even be a qttb.e!on whether, on a change of eiuch magnitude as that determined but a fow days ago, ...

... PIKW I~ttl'invotS andt p§atho ~' No Notlce ot Birth, Marriage, or Death can be Insorted ,nulee sutbentiaoed bg the name end address of the Pender. The vords No cards, or any smilar addittlon to tbo simplo announcement of a macsiege or death, Isubject It to poaynenb as for an advortlicment. I BIRTHS. JONEs-Oct. 20, the wifo of Mr. Joseph Toneg, of Catharine-terzace, Broad Green-road, Old ...

... LORD PALMERSTOR'B FUNERA&L. It appears that the friends of Lord Pal- merston'have agreed to the general wish that the rbmains of that lamented man shall be *intee in Westminster Abbey, near the scene of his long parliamentary career, and amongst the remains of the most eminent statesmen whom this country has produced. It was the wish 'of Lord Palmerston himself that his body should rest after ...

... NO' IfouSeM huh 5 o aliheanbe Ineeuted UVIONaS INS aS0ed gm t name and Addhess o14the.o ade. ne . 4fi4ls ooe ,goar ilamll 11dditlun tIo ihe slen o at a z laGe death, Subject I nhseo sL nartsmn. BIRTHS. BEowx-Ot 18, at,78,VInestreeb, the Wife of Mrja Thoma r. Brown, ow a so ,. CARaDWELL-Oot. 22, the wife of 'Mr. Thomau B. Card. well, wtohm era88, sllngton, 'ofi dauhtr GwAsn -o . M.' 't ...

... CONSEQUENCES OF THE DEATH OF LORD PALMERSTON. It is impossible that a Prime Minister of the decided opinions of Lord Palmerston should pass away and give place to some other leading statesman without producing some changes in the policy of the country which he has so long assisted to govern. We are dis* posed to think that the death of the late Premier will be followed by considerable changes ...

... - laql',uvo~, uJI4 reatko y' No Notice of Blrth, arriage, or Death can be Inserted unless butheutloa ed by the aneUe And addrees of the sender. The words No oards, or anyi sImlar addition to the sNple anonneement of a, arringe or death, eubleot II to payment Stoi an advertIsement. BIRTHS. WATvJNS-Oct. 28, St 80, Ediburgh-atreet, the WiHO of Mr. C. Watkins, of a Ron. MARRIAGES. W _We ...