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... liIUTFI. fMAtLITAGIIS, and DEATHS, notoxceeding bline, are wxrtred at 55. each, or 3 times for lOa; ls. Per Ono afterwards. BRTHTS. ?? 1G, at Lecds, the wife of J. Barns jun., of a son1. gF.ltK L CjY.-August 17, at Naliler-bill, Newbury, the wife of F. J. Scrkeley, Esq., of a daughter. BP1! ?? 1% at Albert-place, Victoria-road, Hensing. tn,,. the wife of J. C. Bighain, Esq.. of a son. BI'lUI:K ...
... BIRTHS. ?? 20. at Lynstead, MoulmtrPlraim road, Streatatm, Mrs. Edward Stanford, of a son. TEYAiIT.-Deocmber 20, at Invorkip, lteofrowshiro, the wife Of J. C. Stewart, Esq., of Fsonaclolob, Argyleshire, of a dalaghter. TUD1Oi.olE.-Dccomber 22. at Tyrwhitt-road, 'pper Lewisham. read, tha wife of A. TudhoPe, Of Q, son. WASHINGTON.Dcoellmber 24, at Letheringham Vicarage, Wickham Market, Suffolk, ...
... BtTI.T..-Jiilne.l, at ?? J.'aguell, Bucks, thc wife of F. D. 11. al j.,4, of a daughiter. ,fsJ .O , at U.pper Bviook-street, the Lady Victoria liito fadauighter. v)OIvSdtN.- ere 4, at Great Yarmo~uth, ?? wife of B. Do M. Ije ~ei, I.,of doghter. Ef.LS.~trs 0.at laywate-trnrcc, Lanicaster-gate, the wife (l~~E..trt5 4 atYor-trrae.Regent's-park, the wife of C. OLOVll.~uae3, a Tlotriory,31~adlcy, ...
... Jr 5^ lt°.:itlrevo\t;6sy,~l,5rl l,'ilgines iaro 5IRTII0. at 1 ?? ~ in0 OJEA S. ped linr a ine. vare fbr 1.i, at Stanifolrd, the wife of the Rev. A. C. ~tsar'.StarefOril, of a dlaughter. Ah otor It Ser 1, it llootlifoettld.hOUseo, Knutsford, &SHV~tlljrc the `Yft Id. j3r.tsorto duh ?? i, t lnrste n1hO5 t51sCe, Narov icishiro, the wife 13ID . I ?? Lq . of Shlnghni, blyrristcr-at-laW, of a son. Of ...
... ?? riexerecffin. Sli~neti are llIAi'lfA, ?? ?? ?? or3 lit , cCC Iiirwirds.n~ finsetled~it 5c. ?? or 3 tea's for 105.: B. Ph ?? 3lu'l'UOT -Mfily 31, at Liil, Elll, Wooedford, tile wife of B ll11.-MA' o1 a , tbot rne PillI-r'nl, the wife of Mr. . Ike1 C f lark-strreL'. t eires' r- gD ir, and Westbourne- * ay- Pay cr. of' a dladiter. eD' ?? M'tj- Z.rat I- 5 Cha'olfx erlayln, near ommsey, the ...
... : BrRT3HS. *S Iqs-r~l 15thl, at 72;,Piloees-gate, South Rensing- ton,`theowife of Frank A. Be.an., l q. -April 11th, at Thoinle;i Soith Norwood b!14 the wife of P. Y. flarrIson, lsq ...
... DEATH OF HORAOE GREE3LEY. NEW Yolix, November 29.-Mr, Iorace Greeley died at seven this evening. NEW Yonx, November 29, Evenins. - The cause of Mr. Horace Grecley's death, was inflamzmuaion of the brain. The Tribune says that his chief aim was to leave the world better than be found ?? Herald says that be was the victim of political ambition.- The Times thinks that the loss suffered by ...
... ND DEA HS. BIRTH ?? SONS. ANDrIoES, Mrs. F. Ml., at %%Windsor, April 20. BI ARE, Wife of Mr. J. H., ?? late of High- bury, at Watchet, April rq. rtzucE, widow oi Mr. ?? L., at Osnaburgh-street, Rcgcnjt's Park, April 2o. CIEALOCtC, wife of Captain J. N., gsth Regi- tanrt, D.A. Adjtutat - General, at Aldershot, April 23. IDIAINo, Mrs. W. C., at Miyns Hall, Barnet, April 2o. HAILLUN, Mrs. F. IT., ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEBAYES. . BIRTHS. SONS. CLEVELAND, wife of Mr. H., Solicitor, of Bombay, at Brighton, Sept. ?? HhasONn, Mrs. G. B. W., at Folkestone, Sept. o8. ttLOYo, wife of Mr. G., M.D., at Mellington Hall, Mion tgoanerysbixe, Sept. x8 (twins). PEASE, Mrs. C., atGreeiscroft, Darlirgton, Sept. 19. PEEL, Mrs. R. at ]3rixton, Sept. rs. DAUGHTESS. BOWDEK, Mrs. F. J., at Blackheath, Kent ...
... BIRYES, MARRIAGES, AND DEXTHS. BIRTHS. SONS. BALD, Mrs. J., at WeUs House, Roxburghshire, June 27. GREY, wife of Sir W., at Queen's-gate-place, June 28. EADOW, Mrs. R. T., at Georgetown, Demerara, June 7. IINGr-CxURCcH, Mrs. J. N., at Southampton-street, Bloomsbury, June 26. MILBANK, Lady S., at Ashfield House, Bury St. Edmunds, June 28 (posthumous). PERrY, wife of Mr. G., Assistant-Surgeon ...
... THEOPHILE GA UTIER. TiHE brilliant writer who died at Neuilly on Wednesday and was to be buried yesterday is better known in England by his name than by his volks, which are themselves better known by their names than by their contents. Every one has heard of Thdophile Gautier; many will identify him as the author of Mdl1e. de Maupin; but probably only a very few of the numbers of Englishmen ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. SONS. AGAR, wife of Mr. W. T., Jun., Barrister-at-Law, at kowis.square, Kensington Park, Dec. 2. ALLIx, Mrs. C. P., at Swaffham House, Cambridge, Dec. i. BRANDON, Mrs. H., at West-hill, Putney-heath, Dec. 2. BULL, wife of Rev. H. D. E., at Borley Rectory, Essex, Dec. a. CLAY, Mrs. C. J., at Stapenhill House, Burton-on- Trent, Dec. 2. CL'NNINGHAM, Mrs. J. ...