... A6 Notices of Marriages and Brthr are cunared IL eaOc. BiiRT3HL On the 24th inst., at No. 204, King Edward's Read, in this town, the wife of Mr. WILLrAOI DoCLoi. s. draper, of a daughter. DIARRIED. On ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAtTHS. The charge for the insertion of 5.nnouncemnaets of Births is 2s 6d. each. Announcements of Marriages and Deaths, proper!5 authenticated, are inserted gratuitously, exc~ where special intimations, such as NCo cai*,I. or ...

... , rlo Wad.o u . No fttloe of Bt, arriage, or Death oan be Inertod unlres authenticated bythe name and address of the mender. ,The words No cards, or any similar addition to th Amle nse of a Umairi ...

... T e No Notlcoe of Birth, Marage, or Death can be lnsrted A uonless uthentiatd dby the ganrameanndl addle.of tbe c sendr. he ord o crds oranysimlaraddition to the simple announooment d a manrlaoe or ...

... Gla ',No Notle of Birth, Marriage, of Death can lbe inserted unless entheaticated by the name and address of the aol1 sender. The words No cards,~ or any asimilar addltfon Jai to the ?? sunsunceme ...

... ?? NoNotice oftBlrth, Marriage, or Deatheanbe inserted unlces ?? the ne anrt address of the aender. The word o cards. or eur similar addition to the simple anrounoemeat ofl marrige c death. subject f ...

... BIRTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Charttejor announcements of MAarriaugc 2i. Od., of BOrtfJ did Deaths le. -ff. ic7ch; artd to ienare inertion the atount smtcst, in alL cases, be prepali. M&RRIED. February 7, at Uarlborough-etrcet Chathedne], by tho key. -Dera, Cogan, brothieref the bride, saslted by thlolev. L. Blake, P.P.4 brotdhorof tha bridegroom, and RIa. N. Farrell, Liray lMartha, second ...

... DEATH OF WILLIAM HOWLEY, Eft, D.L. 'lAe venerable gentleman, named above, died on Monday laut, full of years and honours, at his beau- tiful residence, Riohbill, in which he spent his de- clining yeare in tranquil repose, and closed in all the haippnees that religion can shed, family affection as- srm and administer, and affluence contribute, a life upon which no imputation could rest, and a ...

... DEATH OF MARTIN CRIEAN, ESQ, We deeply regret to record the death of this highly esteemed gentleman. The announcement thast Msartin Crean is no more will be read with sincere sorrow by large numbers of his countrymen, for his friends and admirer were not coafned to Dulilin. As one of the moat trusted as8ociates of O'Connell, Mr. Crean for years occupied a prominent position in the Liberal ...

... AIaAnnoincoiucnts of Births, and l arrialle An.- Iunvoiiscaeits ivith. N1o Cards acttached, crer charged as Adv~ertfsoinents. TYNDALaL.-19bt November, atit Abbotabacl, Punjah, EI., the wife of Capt. It. Tynda~ll, 2nd Regimnict Panjab lInfcantry, of a son. PLAuf-20th inst att Wickhamn-mctrhet, the wife of T1hocnvu Lloyd Pflica, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Sni'Nair-n-Knitcurit.-1'Jth ...

... aw Alylouncesnents of Births, ald Ji1arriage An' nouniernenots with I No Cards attacheid, are charged as Adverlisemcents. BIRTHS. PUIrLLrPPs.-22nd inst., at Colchester, the wife of Capt. C. B. Philliplps, 6th Royal Rtegiment, of a daughter. CGaiXils.-27th Inst., at Berners Street, Ipswich, the sife of the Rev. John Callis, of a daughter. MIARRIAGES. ALLEN-SINTIL.-20th inst., at Norwich, Mir. ...

... MARRIAGES. On the 9th instant, at the parish church, Sheffield. by the Rev. G. Depledge, Mr. A. BUTTERWORTB Derby, to HANEAsa, second daughter of the late Mr. JAMES TAYLOR, horn aes- chant, Sheffield. On the l1th July, at the parish church, Hope, Derbyshire, by the Ven. Archdeacon Churton, assisted by the Rev. J. C- Ryle, uncle of the bride, the Rev. EDwARD TowNsoN CrLam- TON, to CAROLINE MARY ...