... Plihs;, warriayes, and ipeaths. No Noee od Birt4h, M or Death c be ns ue fhetloated br the name an adre. of the sender. Thewords No .adsn 4s 1 siiar dtlon lo the simple aenouoement of a uwrliage a SUblect to Varment eator au aevortleazent, EIUTHS. BLACK-Dec. 20, at 196, Heywortb-street, Everton, the wife of Joseph Black, of a son. BRAxLoFoun-Dec. 28, the wife of Mr. Abraham Braila- ford, 24, ...

... THE MARRIAGE OF .E DUE- OF EDINBURGH. A private telegram from St. Petersburg says- It has now been fixed that the Greek service on. the cocasi0on of the marriage of the Duke of EdIn- burgh and the Grand Duchess Marie will take, place at one o'clock on the 23rd instant, in the church attached to the Winter Palae.. It Is in- tended to make the ceremony as Imposn'gt aY possible. It will last for ...

... ViAh, warriago, n4 eathm. ?? ito 110 ,11u, or ehn e Inted b nnh ant thrsuof the bs lsr der. i'2fe esir~t er * r desibn It Ad ..vorme OR fs a dv . D- ; IRTll3,, Ciraxi.Jau, 14, at 109, DVeibiroo the vffofeT Johl 0. Oaley, of a son. ZD=AW-Jan, 14, at 62, Ohatewqtitthsee, the wife, of o Will Edwards, of a son,. - _ B uaszanZ! 1a, t 78, ILS Jo -ed, KtrkdaIe, the S wife oE r. Robert atohney, of a ...

... THE MARRAGE O' THE DUKE [a OF EDINBI al . ' The Daieny Arm and Teleqpaph .9 b a-correspondent5, both state thattesde e iato r th f Duke ,ich who was specially attached4 to the Dke onf Hdinhur' B suite, ?? caused much spdeuted ?? English and Amerloaa ThPinen tr of ih the bearer of deapatohe.. e ~ EznnnPrrn has or'd'erwd gar~rive next Thursday.- ZT10y - the frontier. eh a t rain to meet A Ben. ...

... THE ROYAL MARRIAGE, The special correspondent of thc Vnwmus gives a graphic account of the nlarria~e of tis Royal Highness the Dake of 1dinburg¾t to the Grand Duchess 11arie Alexandroyna, from which we extract the following passiges ASSEMBLING OF THE GjUijig Inside the Palace the military display waes mani. fient, exceeding that of tise erermorly of t}e Boneoi. tion. Gigantic Gronadiers stood ...

... 51 :i%, Wamt%;and @a- 3 ie Noti N eed le. ?? eaa imj unless aut tlted by the name an a h .eader. .'wrrd fo cards or to shsnne oement el eari BIRTf. 0o0wt-1an. 20, at 88, arteet Walten-e the wife f Wia Court, premeturely ot & b, t~bon. Dreiow-so ., S1 at 85, St. widstreet, tte wife of Mr. Samuel DIekineon, of a son, AEMoltN-Jan. 23, at 6, Belvidere-road, Priniee' PrkE, the wifel outhbert 9 ...

... V arinags5, and Death5. - aieneld, the wthfe Of ?? ni address of the ion LyoxcardDsator.an. sim~silabr ?? Rah tolen ti e uotnce of marriage ttor. near lth. ne t paent eaY for an Wavertroo a 2 thehlte wl f8m seo a if sntlbofra. a sh Helensoi athe wfe ofMr. JhnLo, ofab d laste of ar 2 AVOReAN-Jan. 27, at Id. Chureb-t Reu he, Waie av e led rd Crd Vauohn a donal, of a da ughter . D1ft MiARRIGES.Z ...

... irfs, nrrn~e, ad peatho. 45* No xoice of Birth, Marriage, or eath a be eteC aender. heawordS No cards, or animlnar additon to the simple an ounment of marrusa W 4MAtb, subj et it oawmnt as fog an aidvsolen BIRTHS. ATTWOOD-JAn. 21, at 22, Bamber-street, ?? H. A. Attwood, of a daughter. HxwsETsoN--Jan. 24, at 2, Halstead-road, Saaoombe, the wife of R. D. Ifewetson, of a son, LAIu&x-Jan. 17, at ...

... FUNEr.AL OF TME LATEI i' T. F. BROCOX OLES, ESQ. - The fateral obseqeies of the late Thomas Fitzerbrt Brooholes, 1a8., of Claughton Hell, near Garstang, w e account of whose life, lineage, and death appeared uin the P columns of our last issue, were perfc-,zned with great f solemnity at Claughton {lhpel, oil Tllesday morning. C Though the decessed gentleman had long been Inowt to 'i be subject ...

... TILE ROYAL MARRIAGE. DEAN STANlLEY'S SERMON. The rCmoS' correspondent supplies a report of h1 t e reaohed by Dean Stanley on Sunday 1lst in the inglish Ohurch on the Quay at St. Petersburg. The text was the marriage at Cana, on which the Dean discoursed most eloquently Concluding in these words:- e n It is now nearly 800 years since the last nuptial U allianeo between the Royal Houses of ...

... iS nkaS aflnar. ibtolc ar -':,ae;wtrata ta it. - -6 I; % 59 -,iX'a oic ox I-T-I. ?? I4 t ourar, Ior£acta we ~-ahare autb ilotwvnrou )or liii ?? iitabte'eo , on. meaiix : i:n -fl 'Lo at No acard i--itrs ci lima lit. I v¶W 1!c (itr. 'Wi)haui ?? hoPC fleti- u-J I. 1;1, it .2-F 5lltcv-vhts.-v, the ,;aiif cd I'tt-?,e rod VJYX'. ~I,nl3 a -(11. 0Osi, ?? Srt. hP-. at u7f L51;banlo-Ftr'oau, fft ...

... ?? THE REPORTjED DEATH 01F e DR. LIVIN~GSTONE. so dril at The usual meeting of the Royal Geograpbicl e it atSoeiety, on ?? night, was Very ?? S1 WI 72 attended by friends of Dr. Livingstone, wh w Cfl anxious to hear whether f he alarming reporbt ent from Aden bad been confirmed. Sir Blartle U'rer!', t at who tstated that the telegram was discredteltd in Ib at well-informed quarters, called ...