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... fir rme Nbla, watrilg, anff pathoo tl *It No Notice of Birth, Marrlageo , Death can be Inrerteil unless authenticated by the name and address of the ae sTender, The words No cards, or auy similar addition to the 510mp0 sannouncement of a marriage or dooth, Ig subject it to payment as for an advertisement. li BIRTHS. e, CALvERaT-May 4, at 10, Huskisson-street, the wife of ,t W. Calvert, of a ...
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... 4* No'Notloe of Bilrtb.Msarriage, ?? can be inserted, 0unless sluthontllated- by the natne and address of the sender. 'The words No eatds or any similar add~ition to the simple announcement of a marriage or'death,, g ?? to payment an for an advertisement. e BIREMYEB-A~t'il' 27, 'at' 128, Onodwell-street, Edge-hill, I - the wife of Mr. JToseph Birkmryerjun. of' a son. r EVANS-April 28, 1.120 ...
... kg tr *4* No Notice of Birh, Marriage, or Death can be Inserted ld unloss authenticated by the name and address or the d seuder. ThewordsNocards,orany snilar addtio to the simple announcement of a arriage or death, Lo subjeit to payment as for an advertisement h BIRTHS. a BuRNs-May 22, at 220, Park-road, the wife of Mr. H Henry Burns, of a daughter, a FunZE-A-ay 22, at 425, Scotland-road, ...
... Nirthtt , iairrtije slzd ?eaflo. *ยง* No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be inserted uniless authen ticated by the ame end address of the sender. The words 'No Cards, or any shuilar addition - to the3 simple anuouncement of a marriage or death, subject it to payment as for an advertisement. E BIRTHS. ADEN-ilay 3, at 37, Iiorpeth-buildings, Cleveland-street, Biirelenhoad, the wife of Mr ...
... ,1ii - t DEATHS FROME CHOLERA fe ls? IN LIVERPOOL. The news of the outbreak of cholera, and the fe number of deaths from that fearful disease, amongst the passengers on board the steamers le England and Virginia, bound from this port to to Amerie-, caused great uneasiness in Liverpool d There seeins to be quite an exodus going on from e Germany, and scarcely a (lay passes but hundreds a of ...
... BIRTHS AND DEAThS IN- LIVERPOOL. ~~:o 19l0'rWEEK, 1866. M, L, In thle week ending~ lat Saturday 37I -tbrt Y nt 41d 29130 deaths .were registered inv ten iarge citical dis end boroughs of EnglinId, includ~ug Loandon. .The tlke births e xece~ded by 185 and the deaths by433 the of t a average-weekly numbers in thaefteayears1&Fm60, eve corrected feir increase of population to 'the middle 8, Or' ...
... ~irtks, ?Zariuaqeo, ntl entU%. * NO Nootire of Birth ?? ,deaheanbe in%,erted unlees authntiate byh iname. adddres's of the senIder. The words N cards, orayiar addition to th simple annoneetent of a m death, subject it to palymeutt a for au advertisement. O BIR'THS. AI)TEN-Msl y 3, at 37, Morpel h-buldtllgs, Clovelanod-street, fiirienhicad, the wife (of Mr. J1 ohn Aden, of twin sHong. ...
... X~th Wrjuawriayc, 2gild @jIta>tt. * NoNotieuof ?? rthl Marriage, or Death can ha Inserted unldess auhniae by the naeand adesof thea tiedr T I'lord No cards,, or ay similar addition tolthes a u t o a marriage or death. subject it to p5aymntas for an advertisement. BIRTHS. EYLEnflCEci-May 21, at (18, Bold-stroet the wifo of )Tr. .t. 11. lllerheck, of Nortlsusnbe-land~terace, of a sosi. ...
... 'I' N NotioeofRrl,3rtxo eheb e o render. Tliev.sysls 'INoer.'ra o to the simple anune a faanage oI deathj''. ossibjectit to payzeneoasfor IIV 1;srsisexeetut 0 o ]3IRTiti. O AImsivoitm-May 0, the wire of IrI, B o Conway-street, Birkenhead, (if li sen. I-B ilwr O BuitlUe S - May 5, the wife of VI-. Patrbrop o 1, (3anada, Dock, of a daugli Itr. ur, O Coweiey-May 10, at 39, Hfsruivood-Et reet, ...
... I THIE MYSTERIOUS DEATH AT HOYLAKE. .ge'S Considerable excitement appears to prevail at ref itby Bradford respectinge the fate of Mr. Blumt, late ema noes secondamaster in the High School of thit town, deE tthe whose body was found on the shore at -Hoylake,th !ease on the 30th 'uIt. Various misstatements have an Prieared respecting the caue, and its the young man cia been hbau his throat ...
... DEATHS FROM CHOLERA th IN LIVERPOOL. 1 th The news of the ocstbreak of cholera, and the Bil number of deaths from that fearful disease, eC amongst the passengers on board the steamers iD England and Virginia, bound from this port to T America, caused great uneasiness in Liverpool. eo There seems to be quite an exodus going on from th Germany, and scarcely a, day passes but hundreds hI fn of ...