... 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 ...

... MARRIAGE OF THE REV. J. -H. WICK- STEED. On. Tuesday last St. John's Church, in this town, was the seene of an unusually impressive and inteiesting ceremony. This large church 'was thronged by at least two thousand persons, who assembled, some coming from a considerable dis- tance, for the purpose of being present on the ocea- sion of the marriage of the Rey. J.H. Wicksteed, thedeservedly ...

... BERTHS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Chaurge for anorrremrents eof Afariagesl 2s U, V &riel and Deathr is. 6d. sadh, and to insurd (rsymw U1; anousnt mrnwf. tin au ces, be prepaid. MARRIAGEi. April 20, at the Chru-h of the Three Patron., R'Ar. -, by the Very Rev. Dr. WThite, O. P., Muited by tlhe te,. Themers it,'ornack, Jobn sWalsb, Esq., of Dawton-strei:, late of icflevilie 1ge, county Kilkenns, to ...

... BIRT'HS, MARRIA GES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AGutLAR- On the xth injst., at 17, Gloucester- crescent, Hyde Park, Mrs. Aguilar, of a son. BROSTFr-On the 5th inst., at 64, Wood-street, Woolwich, the wife of Edward Brereton Broster, Esq., ?? Eng., R.N., of a daughter. FoYsTan-On the noth inst., at All Saints' Rectory, Hastings, the wife of the Rev. G. Alfred Foyster, of a daughter. GoRsT-On the o2th ...

... *. No 1fotie ol Birth, Mearlagfl, er Deeth to b Irs31 i naloes ant ntlcutedx thebyame and addreu of the rendor. Theword aooadE, ianyiilr addltian to the simple annotmeement df n mirdage er deth. subleo It to amoan as to, an edemP t Ba~!-Alti28, DI1THi8. Oxo-ad BBYD-ptil28,at Claremont Vl~la, xorod Cheabire, the wife df Captain Wilia~m Lacon Brycteof the ship Tricolor, of twin daughters, ...

... 111foot 1paxtngt9, Bad PaIuo. *, a ro Bof r, aage, eheanteled a ticatet the n addien of the &n1e. 4horwafdsN caffiwrds Of my Otar addito to the go d ounceoun ot a e or aeat , subleetlt to vemntn mal for an avtsemeis1nt. BIRTHO. BiINO-April 1B, In Orovostrsetroad, South Hack. l~ondon, the wile of Captain Edwin Billingl, of the 50?oW.5tM35! Williaom Penn, of a son. NAim-April 20, at 37, ...

... -4 ?? ,/ r:of r ore -),etCr r19 r ero' 'F ?? i. ,ia M dla; 1itit/' ..I . i/ ?? 'iil A 7 tt'vxsi, ofiia'nio, ? ?? afe, a. a 7{1ztft.raapt : ,,,Uaitar'.fltJ ' t2 ?? ?? r -a ?icet '.pe..dea ?? t ?? ?? .. ?? r.m.- . ?? ?? ,jflar agve0. A' ?? ,. -T ?? -Al p tic. at ?? Jadn'. c? rr.3. 1;:: R: . 7, W~notedlrlis. lie , :twalulinl Austirt, t~wi tar, ?? a' Ia,: -on. tOt', of that srt.'h ?? -Jltiaios ...

... WEEKLY RETURN OF BIRTEB AND DEATHS IN THE BOROUGH OF' LEEDS3. 1VTH WEEK, 1868. In the week ending best ISaturday, 4,1233 births, and 2,u2o5 deaths were registered in eleven large cities anid boroughs of England, includinv London. The births exceeded by 601, while the deaths were 131 below, the average weekly number in the ten years 1851-00, ccr- reeled for increase of population to thle middle ...

... BIRTHS. At 7 Blythswood Square, on the 13thinstant, Mrs; William Leishman; a daughter. At 1 Walmner Crescent, on the 13th instant, Mris John Martin; a daughter. At 192 Hospital Street, on the 13th instant, Mrs William Orr; a daughter. At Comely Bank, Dumbarton, on the 13th inst,, the wife of Dr W. L, Halley;'a son. At 1 Georce Place, Gourock, on the 13th instanti Mrs John W. Cumming; a ...

... MAR RIAGE ANI; THE PULPIT. (Frnom the Saturday ]eview. X ?? airiages generaPT are made in heaven, there sesns to be no reason why a particular marriage shoulid not be defended;from the pulpit. The Order df MatHinony evidently contemplates a sermon as VAT dof'the ceremaony, and though the rubric men. tions the mutual dlutiep of the newly-married pair as the appropriate subject of the homily, it ...

... Ad w , y ?? th tbe2lW. ?? EamtBI ae~hae~ l~ J-% o Re. . tDamel. Mr. AIttrt Thorpm Jerinuh Io er to Isabel Amelia, only child of PC. AUSTRN R FvllL of Steokold P'ark. near WS3ery BO-nthe 2nd hesit. at __,Oteds hherb. 'I~ceder~ck tthoe.Asthen, rlrdwleir 1ILLINOU..O.K8CN-Q ?? Roeck oP ER4. dg t , oeve th 181ont., at tbe Weale in Chanifi BLAD5S-~E~.J~- -On the 6th sol tretford hu. f d. ton' by ...