... - ~~~ARIAGESI.- £RMLWoo1nZ~A]D.--On the 204b Inst., at Holy Tsinlty Church. Watdel, b th Rev. W. A. Madden yyj - W&'vte lo so 4rah eldest daughter ofd1rWilliam` Woodhed1, PU. Ob5O~e5t5talof Wakefield.Ca #,W0u.-3FRwy.-On the 23rd Inst., at the Parish Churh 2. 5s Haig, Lnseoire by he ev. . Dvidjn, mldneyst les B.raryoEz-SE~c:L=.--.4)f the 17th inst., at St. Peo ule' Church , vastery, by the ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATES. BIRTHS. SONS. TURREWS, wife of the Rev. C. H., Ir, The Crescent, Park Town, Oxford. 5th inst. CLARKE, Mrs. J. S., Ashwick's Grange, Marshfield, Gloncesterlhire. 3rd inst. CONNER, wife of Capt. D.. Royal Marines (Lt. 1.), (of Bally Bricken, co. of Cork), Anglesey, Hants, 5th inst. IrCKLING, wife of Rev. E. L., Southgate, 6th inst. LANG, Mrs.'G., Alexandra-villas, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, BIRTHS. SONS. BrLLEW, wire of Capt. F. J., Ripley Cottage, Lexiey-heath, Kent, 8th inst. CHILDIAN. iif& of Rev. W. G., Wctwang, 5th inst. 3lcX.kT, Mrs. E. T., Surbiton, gth inst. FALItENER, Mrs. E., Aylesmore, St. Briavel's, Gloucestershire, 7th inst. FEILDEN, Wife of Rev. G. R., Bebington Rectory, Birisenhead, 7th inst. FORD, wife of Captain St. C., Lypiatt ...

... BIRTHS.. At 21 Claremont Street, on the Oth inst., tlm-wifei of Robert C: Kerr; a so's. At 192 Newv City Road, enthe !)th instant, Irs J. NV. Jeffrey; a son. At 14 Aunfield Street, an the 8th instant,. Mrs WV. T. Hamilton; a son. At EldersElie Glen, on the 5th instant, Ms.Johnb! Malloeh; a daughter. At 11 Park Street, Hr;l, on the 8th ?? the wife of Mr John Wark Blakeney; a daughter. At ...

... ZJ-A L~ATE -MB.CBD Mr 1lixob on Gldtonei and Mr. J. ,. Jeffery were SMnoig the petsalers at the iuaugcr - tion of the statue of the late Richard Cobden,' lV .Anclwester, on, Mr. ?? sa14,-A i; ?? atatca',i4 ~Imoit'sfhce6tel'ieiaiotead MRig i l~intlare;'-a'uc' shall always'rdgard' theveir gjeitest ?? Iator' of the present age.. (Cheer) Lhadtbe..plessure of 'A nacquit thlitgo ep;,and I shiall ...

... twrMTIIS, MARRIAGES, &i DEATHS. e A1 ' erize of Torr1ns, MARRIAGES), and DEAT1os, Meet be a1 urthent icetwd by the nssoli und addess rcf the scouder. O I nRTHR. K Al ?? 28. at A voniore. Fox Rlclk, the vlife 1 o-f ;I'homas IVW. AdLaos. L kq.. ( a dngltvr. I ?? l r-tonhal gh-31arll 2 . at CaLverston. County % tmeaih. tile Y if e of F1. Berry Fetherstoidtaulgh, t EM).. of a dalug Ihter. Parsu-' ...

... MARRIAGES, BIRTH, ANT) DEATHS. THE following is the quarterly retura ef the mar- riages, births, and ddaths rcgistered inthe lvrisions andt istricts of Ireland, dIatci, General Begister Office, Dublin, 21st Maruch, 1$967:-This return P> acludes the marriages ?? during July, August. jant teluller, 15uti; anl the lirths and deaths regisred daring Octobher, -November, and fecein- her, 1S8C, in ...

... BIRTES, |ARR , ATHS. v Al No1tice *of BIRTHSDlATltS, ~dMltRIaGEe mf tbe etlhO| Iaeated by the name and ocfcrcas ol tla seedr - . 49b a m BE RTHS. J o t 49 ?? t th elt, On ib t ist. Mers'. A. ohn AnLderson, of a eon. &EDyasoy-At ighbholm, Port.Gla560w, on the 3d inst., the wife of James Anderson, E81., Of a6 son. BD31UNDS-At Gloucester Place, on the 5th inst., Mrs Edlnund3, of a SOn. ELTON-At ...

... BR~THlSS MAdRIAG3. &DEAT1,S. . ;. * All Notices:ofB l as, D± Fg5s and MARRrAD S ?steg , glted bi the ameeef eeddrrse or she a S endr.-i r; Bnucernr-At 30 8riaston SIiuare,'Loidon, rDDbt2deiat., thy Ho0. Lady Frector leauchimp, of a Son.IL DnvecAN-At FAlklA3nd, on the 2d inst.., thewife of.MrAlexandej. Duncan, writer, of a eOnL J.iresow-At Maefiecld, Anst ruther, dn the 4tlhioe.,; Mrs Jiunie3on ...

... BIRTHS. At Crown Place, Queen's Park, on the 26th inst., the wife of Mr James Orr Fleming, Bank of Scot- land; a daughter. At 51 Bellgrove Street, on the 26th instant, the wife of Walter Alexander; a daughter. At 20 John Knox Street, on the 26th instant, the wife of Mir Henry 3. Walker; , son. At Myrtle Bank, Kirkintilloch, on the 26th insL, Mrs E. Forsyth; a daughter. At 5 Radnor Terrace, ...

... :'fI IATE REV D . PArKER THlE LAInY eraerdf semn eepreached in Well. Church. v acant by the demise of the hev. L ?? qttr Tes ev. Dr A. H. Paterson, rhoeoffi- ,.the afterutbn':, thus .referred to the de- rds the eise of his discourse :-VWhen t reah t~d aftrnoon, it wa's Quite 5 bt esum ?? m;)t e the responsibility ?? 'ati l (ld uto.as~-sin aet n ,Aem- l3r~von wckith a muinte or copiout sketen ...

... * jRdTHS AND elDEATLS FIN , -. XLIYERPOOk -fo ?? )us ' Ih t1hlie weekiendn '1a8.idrday.'i8s ?? ral nend iB37 'stid were' enid' 4'iotwi' irge'cpities ?? an1d broghsgi of ngliand, bicludiig London.' Th'e r8. bi.exceeded by 266, and the deaths by:35, the t I voewvekly- numbers in the tenl years '1861-ll%. a. cbrreete~d for increase of ?? to the siiddlenj of.t' year. Th e deAth, showed a t foi ...