... UYSTBRIOUS DEATH OF AN OLD MAN AT 5ALTLHY. An old ,man, upwards of sixty years of age, named Thomas Snow, was found in the canal at Saltley, on Sun. day, by some boatmen, who were in charge of a boat which was puasig. Deceased was a oarter by trade, and vias rather eccentric in his conduct. He lived with his daughter and son-in-law at the Queen's Read, Nineflelds, Saltley, and was In tho habit ...

... hi , No hotice of BIrth, Marri a, or Death oan be Inserted unless ?? by' tho narn and addresa of the sender. The ?? cards orany similar addition to the simple announcement of a mariage or death, a subtect it to payment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. . W A'I'KiN-Dee. 20, nt Egerton Park, Rock Fomy, Mrs. L, G(corge Atkin, of a daughter. w BA]LLiE--Dec. 20, at 24, IUpper Parllament-street, the ...

... 'Pirthof, warxiay, 311A dth 'ht lo Notlee of Birth, Marriage or )eath GbU be insertile uniteS ?? by0 tbthet ttnae rnti ?? the. ender, The words No cordst, or'any elnallar addition to the oimllle annnounemeont of a ?? or death, euhibet it to paymnat as for an advrtitemeent. B3IRTMS. BAiWTfiw.-DcG. 20, at 41, Kifight-titroet, the wife of MAr. Henry Biarntow, of a daughter. CIIAi'PL1-Dec. 27, ...

... DEATH OF MR. WILLIAM HARRISON. Although the severe illness with which this once popular vocalist has been for some time afflicted could hardly have allowed his friends to cherish any hope of his immediate recovery, au annoiieC- ment of the decease of one who has been so long prominently before the public will, donbtless, be generally received with as much surprise as sorrow. Mr. Harrison died ...

... DXATH OF MR. COUICILLOR . BARRY. W We regret toannounce thedeathof Mr. WWIIm I Barry, wbo f upwards of aeve yea his bean one of the representatives of Exchange ward in ut- the town council He died yesterday afternoon rnr about one o'clock At Leamlngton, wheto for the 1W hat fortnight he bad been residing for the banefit of his health. The deoeaNed, who, we understand, v was about 64 years of ...

... DEATH OF THE BI8HOP OF HEREFORD. hi - t Dr. Hampden, Bb3hop of Hereford, dled on Thursday evening, In 11h 76t1 year. It is stated r that the immediate cause of death was ooncusslon ws of the brain, occasioned by a severe fall from a f. obhir In his own dialng room, which happened !t to the ?? reverend prelate lat Siturday after- noon. According to M en of the Time, the night D Rev. Ronn ...

... PIK . Wardavot, and Pettoo.I No NotIee o 0 icti, Mutrrie, or Death can be tnierted Hneless theated Wb e natmo an'l addreds of the sender. Th odsrocad, erne ir addltjioi to the elmpie nnounoenenl of a oariage or death* subject it to payment as for an adavertsent. BIRTHS. ERATON-M3ay 3, at 7, Eigin-atreet, Bilrenhead, the wife oM.Edard Lato, of a lon, HALL-April 23, tlioe wife of Mr. J. Hall, ...

... I'Airthot pardayot£' An.t pfth. ?? Notice of Blrthl, Marra~geor eathe.i ?? unlces autbenticated by the naino anid iaddreo of thie sender. The or Noeards, or sIyMsitilarSU l(itton to tile ?? annoucoieflt ot a rnarrtiare or death, suibjoct it to paysont so for an advertioemeot. BIRThIS, DAVIII-Ot,, I3, at Gloadale, Clifto11-t1rAC, Birknhloand, the wife of Mdr. George J. Davia, of a daughter. ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. The charge for the insertion of announcements of Births is 2s 6d each. Announcements of Marriages and Deaths, properly authenticated, are inserted gratuitously, except where special intimations, such as No cards,'? or Friends will please accept this notice, are added, in which case the charge will be 2s 6Id each. MARRIAGES Atherton-Pipes.-September 9th, at St ...

... THE LATE THOS. WARD, ESQ. Our obituary to-day contains the name of a worthy in whose departure the town and surrounding neighbourhood have sustained a loss as deeply felt as it is universally recognised. Thomas Ward, Esq., was born at Bridlington Quay, in this' county, and was the eldest son of one of the most extensive and successful shipowners in the North of England. He took his place ...

... lasgowv, .ca iug~e, .uo acne M ali of tl only Thee The WEDNESDAY. August 5, 1868. cor] if F ?? BIRTHS. last At Carden Place West, on the 29th ult., Mrs R. B. HORNSE, of was aeon,. it V At 6, South Carden Place, on 4th inst., Mrs LEWIS FYFE, of a Peoe As At Bolifleld, Banchory-Ternan, oa the 30th ult., the wife of trer r Dr McHACRDY, of a daughter. the At Broombrac, Kincardine O'Neil, Cil the ...

... THEMt VTE , ATINGS . . isl nag , ?? ten amn The Ma~rquis of Hastings died on Tuesday at a qularter to one o'clock at his residence in Grosveoar-,Squaire, 1,ondoix1, Far some clays vast thefe -had been no. bapd of his recovery. The late miarquis was tw~ent;y-six yeatS Of age, having been born in July, 1842). Hi was the last male representative of one of thae griaddbt; old 'families in ...