... BIRTH. At 29, Winckley-s uare, Preston, on the 1st November, the wife of R. Mc.Nab, Eu1., IJD., staff surgeon, of a daughtcr. t MARRIAGES. On the 30th ult., at the Parilsh Churen, Mr. John Snailham to Miss Elizabeth Nichols ; Mr. Join Edward Taylor ?? Miss Ann Stokes; Mr. Jances Bennett to Miss Ann Iddon; Mr. Thomas Brindle to Miss Mary 1.imson On the 31st ult., at the Parish Church, 'Mr. John ...

... M~ARR1AGES. ?? the 16th foot., at the Parbis Church, Wt49, taston, by the Rlsv. J. Nadia, vicar of Crowe. James Atkinson, Isurgeon, Urawc, to LenyMirln. oungestdeeuehter oft thotatejohsi UHill, Esq., the Manor HOuse Wleteoton, 14antwigh.-No cards. BIXA0KtAAV..DA.VOEs.-Oa tho 16th foot,, at tho Cathedral, by tLb* itev. H. H. Weotmore. M A. Andrew youngest eoll of the late; JToseph Bi to Maria ...

... DEATH OF MR. W. S. RUTTER. Mr. Wm. SmalleyBRutter, the coroner for the Manchester division of the county, and clerk to the magistrates of the corresponding district, died on Thursday morning, at his residence, Ford View, Lower Broughton. Mr. Rutter com- pleted his 77th year in May last, but continued very active in the duties of both the offices named untila few days back. tie presided at ...

... 1* o Notice of Bbrtb, Marriage, er Death can be Inseraed unlese authenticated by tho namo nad address of the sender. The words No ardsa, or anysin tallar adition to the simple announcement of a marriage or death subject it to payment Si for an adverisement. BIRTHS. RiaT' We have been reiqueeted to state that the anolounce- micnt of birth by the wife of Sergeant R. Stowart, of Garnton, which ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. The words No cards, or any similar addition to the simple announcement of a marriage or death, subject it to payment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. BASFORD - Aug 8, at 39, Gloucester-place, Low-hill, the wife of Mr. George Basford, of a daughter. ...

... r No Notloeo ?? M Sneag. or DGhth ?? unlese ?? uticatod by the am e and address of tha Bender. Thewords No w edar, oranyiaraddition to the ?? announrehient ot a ra or deat, aubl eot It o payment as for an advertlaseent, BIRTHS. AuMN-Nov. 2, at 110, Paddington, the wife of Mr. James AustLn, of a daughter. DRAN-Nov. 1, at G9, Ii ne-Btroet, the wife of Mr. W. H. Dean, of a son. EvAjqs-NOv. 1, ...

... . *, ?? N eol Bit, 31anrage, or Death dan be twsertd unless authentled by the name nd address of the sander. The words io oards, Oany similar addition to the aimpe anouneomet of a marriage or death, sublert It to oamanent ao for an advertisement. BIRTHS. FosUBs-Sept. 28, at 47 Chapel-place, Ersktne-stroet, the wife of Mr. A. Forbes, of a son. HAMsnTorT--Sept. 26, at 38, Bookham-etrest, ...

... Nirtho 31,-linoffi, and 'Pfath. % I No NoUce us ?? : ?? ?? or Deab osn bern unites authout;,. ~ 'si ad ades f h banndr. The a o any similar deatio to tble imple axIid.-' a ol a isirlsge 0z oae, nte, A Io nayme.n ir 111 ?? nt. .1 T'fEfR CASY1 .ZT Nov Z!, -I!;T %Vd of lr. Johb BL. Casement, Ss7, ?? I.T(,L ?? B~t~eJ ?? lYuv~ *, '0 !6 rhybi n-street, the wife of Mr. George BF;3 1 , Li d, UiWr. ...

... DEATH OF THE MARlQUIS OF WESTMINSTER. The Marquis of Westminster diedon Sunday night, at 2 his seat Motcombe House, Devon. The noble marquis,, who diez after a brief illness, is onily the second peer wh has borne the title, although the GrosvenorX have been a titled.fanily since the year 1621-2. The 'late marquis was born on the 27th of January, 1795, and suc- ceeded his father in the year ...

... FUNEIIAL OF LORD STANLEY OF ALIDERLE. The funeral of the late Lord Stanlley of Alderlm tn&- piacc on Wednesday, at the quaint old parish 4 of the place whence his title wvas derived, an(d tne' *j of which is familiar also from its connection witNtit;n, picturesque neighbourhood of the Edge, The . t le scarcelyof a public charwter, the arrangeierntt harjzj been made as quietly as peiible, but ...

... EXOITING SCENE AT AN IRISH FUNERAL. The correspondent of the Freeman's Journal at Newport, writing on Tuesday morning, says- Yesterday evening your correspondent was under the Vainful neoessity of witnessing a scene, which, for intolerance I am happy to say is almost unparalleled. The facts are so follows :-At the village of Burrishoole, within two miles of this town, there lived a respectable ...

... FUNERAL OF THE MARQUIS OF WESTMINSTER. The remains of the late IMarquis; of Westminior were consigned to their ?? resting-placeo in the family vault at Rcoleston Church on Mondey. The wishes of the deceased nobleman in regardi to the funeral were that no pompous parade ?? be indulged in; and, iu accordance with his expresseddesire, no plumes waved above the hearse and no stately procession ...