... ortho; Vfitintyi, ntJ0t ?? No Walile of ll rriag, or DelBh man beinserted unloea nut ytect by te ?? ilnd addreas of the aendor. Tboorh' tro cd, nsa [toier ddttlon to the simple' o o amariage or desath, ?? 5ryrl'lt p lre dtverttselioent or DAlawNOi-Oct. 10, at 34, Wesloy-atroot, iligherTral. moere, the wife of Captalt J. Bairneon, ot the ship rolar Star, of a Botl. CRANN-Oct. 1, at 60, ...

... No : Notico of BDrtb, Marrlag0 or Death con be eiuoetod unle authent!eeted by thc name aud address of the sender. The words No oarde, or any vsinlr addl , tton to the simple anfneeoi ent of a macringe or dUSth, ?? it to arymrot an for anadvertisement. BIRTHS. ALBERT-Oct. 10, at 117, Perk-road, the wife of Mr. C. Albert, of a 6on. BAgEL- Oct. 16, at Now Ferry, Cheshire, the wife of Mr. John ...

... Aito wadao, 40 paths - - , Io Notice of BrXh Marrlage, or Death cm be ainsrted unless authenticaed b; the name and eddresa of the sender, The words No oard, of ang similar addition to the simple announcement of a marriage or deatb. subjectit o aurment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. DAvlnS-Oct. la. in Ivy-terrace, Farawortb, near War- rington, the wife of Mr. W. H, Davies, of a daughter. ...

... Ya, No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be Inserted unless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. The words No oards, or my elmllaraddition to the simple announcement of a marriage or death, subleot It to Payment as for an advortoeemont. BIRTHS. BLUNDELL-Oct. 10, at the Hall, Crosby, Mrs. Blundell, of a daughter. COSTAIN-Oct. 18, at 14, Oxford-road, Waterloo, the wife of ...

... * No Notice of Blrth, Marriage, or Death OaG be huerted unless authentioatod by tho name aad address of the a sender. Thewords Nocardsaoranysimallaraddition [I to the simple aanonoenoment of a masriege or death, quhioe itto payment asfor anu adertboment. D. BIRTHS. 0 BAT110ATE-OCt. 1m, aet 14, Falkner-street, the wife of _ air. Archibald Bathgate, of a daughter. ci EVERAL.L-OCt. 17, At 12, ...

... 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 ...

... ,V3fdih, V4rrdigro, at84 Pato. N. lo Neoliceot Birh biaxsaU o, or Death Ocn bainosrted u110s authonticated yth name and address of the suudor. Thoword o Nooaxds.or anyaimila addition to the simple annonnoemeont of a Marriao or eoath. subject i to xpanoent as for an advertisenment. BIRTHS. CIIADIVICK-Ot 23 at 43, Towaon-Atroct, Breokiold- road North, tho wife of Mir. John Chadwick, of a son. ...

... t4hEanlaee, or Death c ?? unloes authenticated by the name and addres of the sender. The words No ocrda, or any stmilaradition to the simple announcement of a marriage or death, aublot t It o va'ment as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. COOPER-Oct. 28, at 60, Falknor-street, the wife of Mr. William Henry Cooper, of a Eon. EDWASDS-OCt. 20, at 9, Bulwer-street, Everton, the wife of Mr. John ...

... ?? ?? of Birth, Marriage, or Death Oan bolnadrtef unless authentlcater. by the name and address of the sender. Thowords Nooardd,orany similaradditton to the simpl, announcement Bfa miae or death, subject lt to payment ?? to an adrtleement BIRTHS, 2EXLfD-Oct. 1, at 46, Upper Hope-place, Mr. E. Field, of a daughter. HEsD-Oct. 19, at 52, Hlowe-street, Bootle, Mrs, John Berd, of a daughter. ...

... MARRIAGE OF T. H. MILLER, ESQ. BRIDAL CEREMONY, REJUICINfiS AT SINGLETON, SPORTS, DINNlER OF TENANTRY, &c. Thomas Horrocks Miller, Esq., son of the late Tbomas iMiller, Esq., Wiackley-square, Preston, vaas married on Weduesday tobMiss1. A. Byrne, daughter of Thomas Byrne, ?? Theceremony took place tit St. Philip's Church, Hardman-screet, Liver- pool, the officiating minister being the Rev. ...

... A SPORTING MAN'S FUNERAL An extraordinary scene was witnessed at Willen. hall on Sunday, in connection with the fnneral of the bapless men John Wedge, who met with a tragic end a few days prbsiouely. He was, it will be remembered, returning in a gig from a veloci- pede contest at the Vauxhall Gardens, and his friend Mr. Jonep, who was under the influence of liquorineisted on driving, and ...

... -i4 PAW.x _iiRnLAGES aord.e-e.OnBilythero Gpoaonit, YorkthC ?? og eler, Re., are att, I h Rh not. atthe ?? 11the DAI~oitDOE ..eey~tif~ MUA. Mr. Wlla Bada~bridge, to Hariet Ret'. B. El. Weridl .i freje deeghtor of 4th ins~~t, ~ Oairfield, near Buton, R, 'i J~~bvicar, hticii51 JoZIP by the Rv. ht.Sih roo liipj~eh, relilt of George llr an les agter If the late JFii yson, ?? the av.dw. l2 th ilt ...