... BIRTHS, MARIAGES, DBATUB A oharge of O SHiLLiNG, prepaid, a Two 13=I LToxs if booked, la miade for .wnomcement d Births, Marriages, and Deaths. All Oauh &Umounoements must be sauthenticafod by tW name and address of the eeadoz. P0145 stmp3 may be Waab Ui ?? AUJNDM-On the 17th inst., the wife of Ur. W. Axnsdel, of 9A 'Wellngton Road, Edgbnston, cf a daugI'ser. AULrTROWLEY. Rowznv-BnsEg-On the ...

... ZMTH8, MAUAB, DEATH8. & charge of ONN F 4 um eGpoi, .u.; Two Simb : l rS if bookedA Ia B ?? ?? of Birthk, Marrage% and& Diaafi& AUl BuQh11 atinounomnta mu4b Anibentfwe by his umania andl asdW e(-tha iader. Poatage Atmp a may be rent Afalymenk UnGHAM HOMXaOPATHIE HO9PITAL. - Ked kl4 0250ar, Di Blake, Thomsa, and rar ; dentist Mr. P. J. sims -Attendance last week, November 29,1872; Outpattentas ...

... SiRtfXS.3 MARRiArGES ATIIS.-X AChtar6-e of ONEi tfi LLINOG prcrpoht, ansi Two SFILLISOs if booked, is made for announce. Telitis of litrs, 3trnwittsv, aint Deiths. All such announce. nauts must he awititalticated by the cams and address of the Peoder.. Postaie steaml)s way be sent iu Vymneni, BIUtTEUb. .HOLDI:n:.-0O the 3rd inst., at the vicarage, Gailey-cum-lHatherton, near lPenkridge, tile ...

... DEATH OF SIR STEPHEN GLYNNE. [SPECIAL TELEGRAM1.| Yesterday morning Sir Stepben Richard Glynne expired suddenly, it is supposed tron a fit of apoplexy, in the surgery of Dr. Flack, Shoreditch. The facts touching the death of the lamented haronet are these. About half-past ten a gentleman, then unknown, deposited at the left lurgage office of the Great Eastern Railway Companp iy's station in ...

... BIRTHS. MARRTAGES. DEATHS.-Aehareo of 00 ttit preptrc, anti rTO '[lT 5ELLiA .S if hooke. iin cile il ni:. nimcts of 81iruis. Al.arriayei, and Deathi. Alt ?? mente mnilt bc a ithestiocaeA. by the mame 1ao d rldrcs ?? sender. i'otsage stamps may hb 5ct in paymeot. BIRTI. BUTILER.-On the 20th Inst., na Foxhill Vila, Acect's Greec.` life of the IRev. AithurButler, B.A., 1.1,. of a scno 4 MIARRIED, ...

... .DEATH OF LADY FRANKLIN. Lady Frinlflill, tiowidow of the euilielint Arctic ox- pioror, ried it hetorusidoneosin Phillinoro Gardens, on .Suedriyswening, at a littlo after. nine o'clock, Lady Franirlin ?? ?? socond wife of Sirr John Frasiklin;- -who wal' t~enty years hor scnior. It weas after SirJobil'e goedinqelofhip in Van Diernanis Land thlsri avoiat opdairrei:l tio bring Lpidy F'rrnkldinr ...

... chreof 05ccl SHTIL0, ;i Sres s sl, t U0 A ll! I :iSif b),oked iS madL for one eel scent of ~irt a, i~rtsin5.t Dl. isath Al Och aseel;m' O.IueltS ijst Ilo asotiso tjcatet by tile mise ansi ?? Of the Be ller. ostttg;, stuillps siisy be sent ill pasysinolt BI 11T.1' i6S ?? tbe 'th in.s,. v,, wise of Alfred Bennett, 57, St. pooli's s:-tlio re, of a s~oi 'I ?l l. s. -61 the fith i ,st;. at ...

... BItTHS, MAlRRTAGEti, DEATI.,FT -& charge of ONz SfitliLiN. erv, j'i4 4ad Two 87irutitsOs if booked. is made jar atnnouef- nersh oY Birth3, Marriages, and Deaths. All tsuch snnouneo- rneets tem t be anthenticated by the nasne antd address of the sender, Postag stamnps may be sent in payment. ifsidi'S. BrnNnr-On the Ist Inst., at Wellington Place, Smethwick, the wife of Alfred Byrne. ...

... DEATH OF MR.. WHATELEY. We have to announce the death of Mr. John Welebman IViateley, which occurredl yesterday, at his residence, Edgbaston Hall, in llil eighty-second year, after a pro- longed illness, of a nature whiclh exeited much sympalthiy both for the sufferer and tho memnbers of his family. Mr. Whateley carries us back to at periodl far beyond' contotaporary memory. Ho was borninthe ? ...

... BrRTHS, MARtRIAGES. D&EATIS,-A rlargo of 07y1t SE!LLTwO, prcpa1d, anirl Two Si LT.Jeos if bookerd, is mardo for anrrotrnce- menin of Blirths, Moarriage, and Deaths. All siuch anuonilro- mncets murst Ile ?? by the unsise and addiress of tho sencior. Postsrgo stanmps may be oeut in paymenit BIRTHiS. Fmsils.n-On the '3rd Inst., thU wife of Fratscis 1I. Fesher, of Aston MfanTor, of it on. ...

... NVILLS AND BEQUESTS. The will, with three codicils, dated January 24, 1874, and Mlay 31 and December 23, 1875, of Philip Heury, Earl Stanhope, late of Cisevening Place, Kent, who died on December 24 last, at Bournemoutb, was proved on the 4th instant by his eldest son, Arthur Philip, now Earl Stan- hope, the sole executor, the personal estate being sworn under £50 000. The testator, among ...

... 1 UERATE OF MR: JOHN NOI$ANSELL. Ymeterdi'y, at noon, the reaisnis of air John Normansell, secretary of tlre South Yorkshire Miners' Association; and recently vice-prosident of the Minors' N\ational Union, were'iitqerred in the. ] s1hS ,C(ocmetory, in the prosience df iL vllet ?? ?? ll thoe Ilieding ollicilds cCO- nohetd with vikri6eq trade organisations througihoit the Unitod' ichigdo.cI Tbe ...