... B3IRTH.'S. BFLLAMY.-sOn the 27th insT.. Dt. Ii , Lr~rker Street. Handirworth, thb ?? of P. J. Bellamy. of a daughter. FLprTCHI5.p.-On the 2£th inst., at Se1!Y Oak. the wife of Edwin ileteber, of a Ron. HILL -On the 27th tnst.. at 41l, Coventry Reoe, the wife of Arthutr K. hill. of adaughter. POoLE.-On the 8th inst.. at Pensax Terrace. Victoria Road, Aston P'ark, the wife of Alex. P.sole. of a ...

... THE LATE MR. GEORGE JABET. The d-ath of Mr. George Jabet, on Sunday morning, i ilnewhat suddenly, although be had been a patient t'crier fur many years, has deprived our town of ,iv:. u those who are content to do good public work ii at quiet unosteutatious way. For more than thirty M a Mr. Jabet has been behind the scenes of some ,f the most important movements in our town, and i.;er~ligl ...

... THE LATE MR. VINCE. I MEMORIAL SERMONS, YESTERDAY. References to the death of Mr. Vince were made at various places of worship yesterday. Yesterday morning, at Graham Street Chapel, the E1ov. Mr. MtLaren, of Manchester, delivered ar d scourse in re- ference to the death of Mr. Vince to an immense congrega- tion, every available space in the building being occupied, and the worshippers ...

... -IltTil, M-IRAI ?? 7DiATiTis AScliwrcs ?? intr.riNnG Prefpti, anid TWo SUnMr1,b GS if 11ol01M1d, 13 mile foe 41111011m1oo : JIolits of Bi3rthki halrriarw, And leatio. -All rsach rnoimouce. manil miot bo arthenticateod by tho netae ict d address of the .rnder. Ponagoe stlmtip rory bho nent in pomplot. RAnor.-fn tle 30th tili, nt Redu. Uood, AStoa, the Ifire of Mr. IEldward Ray, of a Son1. ...

... BERTIMSi, 3.R.1tRGE3 DlNAT13,- A charge of OrE tIEnLINo), prewinl, and lr Tvo rLtj,t005 if hoskede Is made far announca. ?? o Bith. Yi ieia, x ao.l Doithi. All such announce. meeil'aaust be altbitiitlcalt by the snme :and addrers of the 'tender. Poslyag3 stna jr aybo ea oat in payrlsit. : BETH1'iS. Ksmser-r.i-On t so ?? jt., .Mt Cnitford Street; IBaisall Heath the 'u:f3o~ f\il lte- ?? 1e>ey. ...

... MAILRIAGE OF MISS- IS-ABEL DEREJ Tics inchabitants of the sninai licicuist of laiirtl n thle neiglibouring ricof Coleichi li aicci Mhwortic ye'-3I terdicy indu~lgc( inl Ic tinasunc burst of oiexcicctoth occasion of the inarriag sof ISatbel, younes a igtro the Elight Hon. 5cr C. B3. Adderl-1Y, M.P.3 to Vauncey, elde-st son of Sir Tohn Hapi or Crown., Bart., Of Calico Abbey, Deribyslisi a (Iiu ...

... i THE LATE MR. GEORGE DAWSON. Thoe Manchicster Fa7miniter, referring to tile lamented death of Mr. George Davsosi, says :- Birmingham will not have a monopoly of grief, for thero is scarcely a town il England wvlaerisi George Dawsun was not known and regarded among a large eirole of people. It is ehiefly as a lecturer that Mr. Dawsos Nvill be hold in kindly remnemi- brance, because it is as a ...

... A charge of ONur Summn,-esr, )llcprepa, is made for notimes r' BIinrivs, TilltaitrAtims, anld DtATlJI1 that (10 not cxceel 2I words. Every ?? ten words, or parts of ten, will be charged Sixpenee extra. All stteh annouoencements must te authenticated by the naime and adaress of the sender. BIRTHIM. A9N-IAtLr,.-Os the 7th htot., t., ?? Road, Aeock's(iepr, thaiwho of I ae ft' Corgl Aishraill, of ...

... BIR'tHS, afAflTtLAi;ES. DRATITiI.--A churie of ONyE 5i11ttlt' ie.piu, 12' Tro Sn.n.tsea if mentorS, in b :re t ndit irielntnl ni llia'tiaa, fitasr~ietlr;, cant 'le:.a D tlt'.A . oul ?? invidi ulls), be authetictleatt b)y the nuni and adtdret - - stuider. PItustiigr staiips n ay be telt in payluelit. GninyFty.-01n tile iI'U ilt., at i.ir:.re i fil Huie, tlattbrrlt c nife rt X F. (4ri. .t I' of ...

... I ?? NOTICE. A. charge of ONE SnzrAoiN, preprail, I.s made for notices of BootTMS, 3lAaniea2Es, and DeATbs that do not exceed 20 words. Every adlitional ton words, or parts of ton, wvll be charged Sixpence extra. All .sonh annolucemonts must beo autheoticatod by the ntme and nrerdrees of the sendor. BIRTHS. DURRANT.-Oll the 8th inst., tt ?? Snow Eiill, In this town, the weic of Tiros. Al. ...

... f TIM DREATH OF DR:: f i . The m dical~proqession of the iMlid1 'l.'si h'tj lust Thtoe ofis dnt is~sn iiishad ;enib4so ]Vei miglit;in. leed, write of Dr. Evans as the snest eminent snembser of ais profession, without passisig beyorn the boundaries of truth, and, without doinr injustice to l.is compeers_ Very rarely bas it fallen to the lot of a profvaieoal physician tp occupy so great a place ...

... W o NOe Of MUarrage ?? E'thMs ge chargS IR, le.cb pre . BIMTHSS. z Ontho8thirna, at The Distriot Hose, Smethwiok, rs8.TH1oMAs nENE, of a dauiater. On the 8th inst., at 2, Summer Row, the wite of D. 0. LLOyD OWSN of a daughter. OD tale Bth I ut, at Kenley-in-hden, the Wif of W. ENDALL, of R daughter. UARRIE. h On the 7th inst., at Edebaston Pariah Chureh, (by the Rev. Isaas V SpFaser, ?? 1dr. J ...