... tjs. Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words No cards, or any addition to simple announcements of Mar- riages or Deaths, render them subject to a similar charge. MARRIAGES. GATES--STANFORD-March 4th, at All Saints' Church, Derby, by the Rev. E. S. Rodd, Mr. Robt. Gates, Crawley, Sussex, to Sarah Ann Stanford, Derwent-street, Derby. FINLEY-INGRAM-March 4, at St. Werburgh's ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. JAMES EVERETT. At an early hour on Friday morning the Rev. James Everett, the venerable Wesleyan Reformer, author, and I preacher, died at his residence, Tavistock-place, Sunder- land. Ho was born in Alnwick, the county town of North- uniberland, on the 16th May, 1784, so that SIo had aJl but attained the age of 88. HiR grandfatlfer, on the maternal aide, James Bowmaker, was ...

... ng OBITUARY FOR 1869. (if Our record of deaths for the year that has just expired is 3ro a long one; and the list of distinguished persons who have sy. passed away since 1869 dawned upon us is pretty nearly Ldeequal to that of the previous twelvemouth. ,sk From the roll of the House of Lords we have lost one wSyvho was in some sense the foremost manl of his time, r- Edward, fourteenth Earl of ...

... k BIRTHS. t HoLDEN-On Thursday, 3March 4tb, at Aston Rectory, the wife of the Rtev. James Shuttloworth loldou, of a daugh- lt ter. i. MARRIAGES. i, CORNEY-TDXNALEY-March 2, at All Saiuts' Church, Derby, i, by the Rev. T. H. Cook, Joseph, youngest son of Mr. g Robert Corney, of Aislaby, to Elizabeth, youngest daugh- ter of Mr. Wtm. Tunaley, of Tenant-streot, Derby. MONKENZIE-SANTON-March 2, at ...

... id }lShs dlrlages, & @ctai. on Irn -_ - -- - - - BIRTH. Iy WHISTON-Oi the 10th inst., at Toton, Notts., the wife of Ids it. N. Whiston, of a (laughter. Ain MAlRlAQES. ad- (LA'TTON-JON s-May 4, at the parish church, Matlock, by to thle Rev. W. R. Melville, Mr. Henry Clayton, of Liver- n- pool, to Mary Jane, younger daughter of Mr. Joseph ol- Mones, of Derby. the BARaEs-P.GE--April 30, at St. ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF C. W. LYON, ESQ., TO MUSS F. }L PEACH, AT TUTBURY. On Thursdaylaist was solemnised, atTutbury, the marriage of Charles William Lyon, Esq., second son of the late C. W. Lyon, Esq., of Barton-under-Needwood, to Miss Florence Marian Peach, tile eldest daughter of the Rev. H. J. Peach, Rural Dean, sand Vicar of Tutbury. The hamlet was early astir on the auspicions morning, for the ...

... u ivttR, ai1arlie5, &_9tat!Q. a 11dNotices of Births tre charged 2s. 6d. ccl. The words No ue cards,' or any addition .t ei..l. ullannounIcemuents of Mar- r- riages or Deaths, render thieom sobject to a similar charge. BIRTH. FmzIELL-On tbe 16th lust., at Shankhin House, North Kensington, the wife of Captain John Bruckfield Frirell, ilto 14th Regiment, of at Son). by SMITB-On1 Friday, March ...

... Ks lirtts, Xjlarriages, &_peatlfs. e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words 1' No e cards, or any alddition to simple announcements of Mar- riages or Deatlog, render them subject to a similar charge. e BIRTH. F MOSLEY-Ou the 30th ult., at Friars, Beaumaris, the wife of f Oswald Mosley, Esq., oldest son of Sir Tonman Mosloy, . Bart., of a son. K ...

... MARRIAGES. rGARNIBR-WAtRRBN--April 16, at St. George's, Hanover- 3square, London, by the Rev. Frederick Anson Canon of Windsor, the Rev. Thomas Parry Garmier, Fellow of All I Souls' College, Oxford, son of the late VeryRev. the Dean of Lincoln and Lady Caroline Garnier, to the Hon. Louisa Vernon Warren, youngest daughter of the late George John Warren, Lord Vernon. STBUTT-PHILLTPPS DE LIsLE ...

... 'Nirt S, l~lanagesi & neat . Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6,. ealch. The words iNo cards, or sony addition to simple announcements of Mar- riages or Deaths, render them subject to a similar charge. BIRTHS. CHANcsLLor.-Jan. 12, at St. Johou's Vicarage, Derby, the wife of the Rev. James Chancellor, prematurely, of a son, still-born. LATrIAM-At Morar Gwalior, on the 8th December, the Avife ...

... H Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The worde - No re cards, or any addition to simple annonunenieints *d 1lar- Ss riages or Deaths, render them subject lo a similar charge. BIRTHS. fe MEYNELL-July Ist, nt Mcyuell Langley, the wife of Godfrey To Moeynell, of a eon. RADFORD -On the Ist inst., at Etwall Lodge, Derby, the wife of Arthur Raedford, Esq., of a daughter. FIIIT}I-Jiuno 16, ...

... Notices of Births are charged 2s. 6d. each. The words o No cards, or any addition to simple announcements of Mar- s riages or Deaths, render them subject to a similar charge. BIRTHS. I. COHANcELLOL-O1 31st January, at St. John's Vicarage, Derby, the wife of the Rev. JaUmes Chancellor, of a son. MonGAx-Dec. 20, at Mastilipilam, South ludia, the wife of the Rev. A. Morgan, C.M.S., of Ellore, ...