... BIRTHS MARERAGIS DEATHS.-A charge of ONr SHILLI.x srepiai and Two SsiLatreio if booked. is mrnde ftr aunfl=t menta of Birfths, Marriages =rne Deaths. AU auch amn?, t ment3 most be authenticated by the name arid addres cd:i sender. Postuge stnis may bo sent In paymeat. 51AARIED. BALL-33noWs.-On the 1?)Sh hist.. at the Church of Si&. Peter lPaul, ?pinghrim (by the Rev. Worshipful William Wrnez ? ...

... ?? NOTICE. AI charge of O4CF i SHILLINs, prepo7itt, is made for notices of BDurts, Ml1snurUaMIs, and DPAThs1 that do not exceed 20 words. Every additional ten words, or parts of ten, will bes charged Sixpencs extra. All such announcements must be authentfated by the nelno and address of the seuder. BIh'THS. HolIvr.AY.-On the 16th inat., at Daslaesford, Selly Park, the wift of ?? il. Heolway, ...

... 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. ...

... NOTICI. A ?? of Omi Samr rumrr prepaitl, is made for notices (I BiruTns, MImIAtitoits, ani DPIATIIs that do ?? excee(l 2t words. Every additional ten words, or part of ten, will hi charged Sixpence extra. All ouch annolbncemcntos miust Li authellticated by the name an(l address of the cuddei, BIETH. ASTIJIav.-cOn the 9th inst., at The Beechoes, aletchley Laue, liarborle. the wife of Willfam A, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DPAT17.-A elimrge of ONE SBUMLLXE, =erepiid, snd Two SHILLINGCSt If bookod. is miade for announce- monts of Jiirths, DlarriNa1ea and Deaths. All such announce- mnouts mnut be authouentited by the name and &ddresa of the sender. P1etages almpa may be sent In payment. PIRTII. LEANT.-OI) the 4th inst., the ivite of Cbarles Loan, Moseley, of a son, thil-boris. MABIUED. Hxlvns ...

... DEATH-Wr *1OF I a a Ni. ROBERT CRAWSIAY, 'ro a! THE hRON KING. and aims Merthyr was thrilled to its innermost depths on amol ,,Saturday by the announcement (not altogether thein Lr unexpected, from the report which appeared in old I that Lr columns on Friday) that Mr. Robert Cirawehay corn: y had breathed his last. ms Le Iron King, ircuman as he was, with a ocristi. DIotic i, tution so ...

... DEATH OF CANON JENKINS, D.D., VICAR OF ABEI DARE. d BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.: 11 Aiter the .aninouncements 'hich have appeared in 'these columns for ' a tidy or two past, our I- 'readers will to some extent have anticipated the r. news that the Vicar of Aberdare is now no' more, r, having finally succumbed at a quarter to one t o'clock on Thursday afternoon last. The imme. a diate cause of death ...

... BIRPTHSI MIARRIAGES,1 AND DEATHS. '.otiaes of i rtih antd Ifarricgea acr chorged, Three Lino., Is. 6d.; Four or Fivo Lines, 2s.1 Six Lilcs, Is. W6d,; Seven or Eight Linas, 3s.. ?? in EVOici CeSE BLUs'T D13 CHEFAID at the O ilce, Oi- 'f5i5itd itn j hall~panV stamps. For the simple announ ctinnt oJ DI)ihs ao chargo. is made, bgt anzy addenda, as dcally re-Iretted, ko., must be paid for. In ...

... BIRTHS, MIAIRRIAGE'd, AND DEATHS. Mjrficca Dl Birhsna h ?ar,':ngaO ?? c1hnV90d, TIhXDS Jio s. GA.7 Four or ?? liroe,' 2&3. SOi ltinrt, 2. 6,t7 NTa or Elight Linec, 33 whii io Zi lE VASr3 X1BT 21J ITI1PAID (it t01e OAG, or rellitted tn 1i ircnny stLinwg. For Via compb 41111OUni OaMT of 1 1Daths 11 no Chopqe *s maav, but al tiaaaCida, nc deefly repreitera, eor, munt Io jaid for. In till ooses ...

... BIRTH S, M ARRIAGES, AWD DEATHS fotiues vJ .irtlds uas hiost an, ?? TDt ,ines, 10. 6~d.; Fonr or Pivo lEne, 2s.t Six ldnes, ' l e, seven or Eight Lines, Is,, whi~h en 3vEnY ?? MUDT D1 PP.rPUD at tho Ogto, or re ittel on halfrenny etanps. For the eimple omnecenlent oJ Dm ha no charge is snade, but ais addstils, as deeply regrdele, ac., innat bo el for. r. ellces th =ofce must bo autheslcelby ...

... DEATH OF A WELL-KNOWN DELE- GATE IN TlE RHONDDA VALLEY. Thousands of colliers throughout South Wales %vill learn this morning with deep regret that John N. Jones, of Tonypandy, Bhondda Valley, has prled away. He died at his house, at the above place, on Wednesday night. John N. Jonec was one of the most active spidts in the formation of the Amalgamated[ Association of Minors Iu Sonth Wales, ...

... , I= W~ M. MARC DE GOULARD, who was one of the chief ministers under the Y-gihne of M. Thiers, was born, at Versailles, in i8oS. lie came of a good family, and adopted the legal profession more for the sake of having something to do than as a means of livelihood. lie was not a brilliant advocate, and was never asked to defend great criminals or political offenders, but he acquired a solid ...