... %s* No itoife of Birtb, Mrrisase. or Death ean be inserted unlens authenticated by the name mud address of the sender. The words 'No cards,er anysimilar addftion to the sflmele announeemelsi of a cn maaso or death, subfeot it to ayment ase for an advertlsememit. BIRTHS. BrEMiElTON--Sept. 9, at WhistOD, Mrs. James H. .Bretherton, of a son. BineM-fept 0, at Preatwich Rectory, the wife of the ...

... THE LATE GEORGE PEABODY. Last evening, the Rev. H. S. Brown delivered, in Myrtle-street Chapel, an address in reference to rG the late Mr. George Peabody, the philanthropist. There was a large congregation, the building being TS crowded. The discourse was entitled Unorowned I Kingo, and the reverend gentleman selected as his nd text 2 Samuel xxiv., 23-AAU these things did ars Araunab, as a ...

... '11uo t Mlxgft, ais4 psatfs. *a. v. NotofL e Brth M tA of DAlelan beinsated gua autiheuticatied by the name and addrem of the sender. The words ooards' Or larvdalon to the simple announceme t of a mariage or d subll, It to parment as for an ?? BIRTHS. ALtMAN-YoV. 21, in Norwood-grovo, the wife of Mr. George W~Iliam Allman, of a daughter. BALMIAO-NOV. 36,in Lower-road, Botberhbthe, London, the ...

... Amuhf, p~arrgeo, an4 eapath. No Noneloe B rth, arriage, or Doafcabetiserted unloess anih= Xtee; by the nines and adxoea of the sender. Thevoardslo cad. oranym raddition to the simple announeement of a marriage or death, vhblect It to payment as for an advertloement. BIRTHS. AELRv-Dec 5, at 43, Upper Hope-place, the wife of Mr. R. Alsop, of twines-son and daughter. BLYTIU-DeG. 4, at Highileld ...

... idbu, 0iW4, z 4 t. * % No Noticeot 1B1rtdb 7hige, or Dethcan be insertehl Unles eutbentaated by the name end address of the sender. The words No eardi. or any elmlar addition to the simple announcement of a marrlage or death, subjeot It to payment se for an advertisement. BIRTHS. ALLxN - March 7, In Kaludah-terrace, Appleten-in- Widnes, the wife of Mr. S. T. Alien, of a son. ANDEnsoN-March 4, ...

... MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY. I do not know very precisely what are the Provisions of the Married Women's' Property Bill, but I have talked the matter over with women, at odd times, and I have gathered a notion of the r iew which is taken by some amiable casuists. It seems to be the idea that they are to have uncontrolled authority over their own money, and to leave their husbauds to pay their ...

... No lqotooeof Birth, Marylge, or Death can be faertetl unles5 suthentcated bg the name and address of ?? eunder. Thewords N ocards,or anysimilaradditiol to the smple ?? of a marolage or deatl.. sublect It to pne as for an a ameni. BIRTHS. ADLARID-Deo. 1, at 49, Pageatmreet, tho wie of Mr. JohI Adlard, of B sOD. ASPELL-Dco. 10, in Mount-ploesant, Douglas, Isle of Man, the wife of Mr. James ...

... a Ito Notvae of Brtbh Merrse. Or neath eon helfie=d unless auhentcad b7 the name and , e of t ender. Tne words No d ' oranydladdition to the simple announcement of a manmsie or et, mubject It to payment aS for aunadentiemoent. BIRTHS, blRrlIHsAON-Deo. 27, at 7, Albert Park, Ullet-road, the wile of 1ir. Henry Bretherton, of a aon. FEAroN-Dso. Si, at 18, VIolet-slrOee the wfe of Captain Bobert ...

... ?? No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be lnsertedi unlees authenticated by the name and address of the aonder. The word~s No cards, or afny imla aditios to the simple announcement of a marriage or death. aubtect it to payment as for all advertisement. BIRTHS. BALL-Jnly 10, at 46, Norfollkctreet, the wife of William Henry Ball, of a daughter. Bnouorc-Jugy 3, at Alexandria, Egypt, ...

... No Notice of lirth, Marriage, or Death can be inserted unless authenticated by the name and addroes of the sender. The words No cards, or anyshailar addition to the siluple annonmonnent of a marriago or death subject It to panymet as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. 13Al,.I-Jnii. 23, at 22, Poplar-street, Everton, the wife of Mr. Thomas IV. Ball, of a daughter. CLtrCAS-Jan. 28, the wife of Mr. ...

... A SCOTCH MARRIAGE. SINGULAR FAILURE OF A BIGAMY CASE. Alexander Crawford Ross, a labourer, aged 30, was indicted at the Newcastle assizes for having married Mary Anm Parker, at Hexham, on the 18th June, 1868, Agnes, his former wife, being then alive. In opening the case, Mr. Greenhow said the prisoner was a Scotchman, and married his first wife in 1860, at Glasgow. He lived with her for three ...

... MARRIAGE IN MATURE YEARS. ore lat A veteran son of Mars of humble rank, never, to we believe, in the course of a long career of arms lut having got above the onerous but unprofitable to position of a I fuill private, led, on Monday last, by to the hymeneal altar, in the Protestanlt Church 0 of Ballymacarrett, a hale widow of the patri. he archal age of 79 years. The bridegroom himself. so ...