... SIJDDEN :DEATHE OF SIR STEPHEN GLYNNE, DART. On Wednesday afternoon, while walking along High Street, Shoreditch, Sir Stephen Glynne, Hart., wras seized with illness, wvhich shortly afterwards terminated in death. The deceased w as found in a fainting con- dition near the railway station by two gentlemen, and was taaen to the house of Dr. Franks, a surgeon close l-by, where he shortly ...

... BI R T ki-S. June 6, at thei London and County Bank, Abingdon, Berks, the wife of Henry D'Aluaiine, of a sou., BMARIZ IAGE S. June 1, at All Saints' Church, Faringdon, by the Rev. E H. Bariae, Vicar, Benjamin Wells, sen., of 36, Broad- I street, Oxford, to Marioni, second daughter of William Belcher, of Iaringdoll (not AbiblydDe, as stated last weck). . Julie 3, at Great Missenden, Bucks, by ...

... O3ITUJARY NOTICES. DEATi OF A CnNTEhAnuN. - In. oar obiiuary of to-day we record the death of Margaret Wright, who was probably the oldest inhabitant of this district. From the Baptismal Register, at Arthuret Parish Church, it appears that she was baptised there on the 20th of iNovember, 1774. She always asserted that at that time she was between four aud five years old, and that she went to ...

... BIRTHIS, MARRIAGES, AND DEA7HS. B I RTH S. SONS. BONNOR, Mrs. R. D., at Newmarket Rectory, May 29. Bo'sDuor, Mrs. T. C., of Hiil-side, Wimbledon- park, at The Elms, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, June 4. B5OWvNR10G, wife of Mr. J. A., M.D., at Streat. ham-comnnon, June 4. LEGGETT, wife of Major, 77th Regiment, at Cam- bridge-villas, Aldershot, June 3. MAcGRoooR, wife of Dr. J., Bengal MIedical Service, ...

... NEW OPERETTA, TWO BIRTHDAYS. A full dress rehearsal of a new ?? namecd as above was givcn lli NOwry, onl the 6th inst., the libretto being by Mr George ltaplph Walker, author .6f 5 ,'a1hor ts Gduid, &c., and thle music by Sfr Isidorc do So]l a. The plot is very simple, the ,lraneafieeronum- bering only six. Fred. Mertle (junior partuer in a City firm, tenor- Captain Cummings (of the Hopeful ...

... Anlnouncements of Births, aond Mzarriaee an¢d sounacemsnte ivith No Ca/rds' alttachedC, are clhargedI a$ Advertisements. BJRTE. Cocais.-lth inst., alt 7, Weetgnto Street, Ipswicb, the ?? o~f Johnl Cooks, manager to Mir. 1;. 31. Smith, of a deoghter. MA RRlAGES. Buaawnn-Dcoziam.-Otlh inst., at Holt, Norfoll;, by tbe Rev. 'rhornns Aapirall, John Eolmes Burrell, to Annw Elizabeth Drozier, both ...

... 'Rite. of u..ul . BIM1. 'a ut 'h BABT~ION--ar 00, at 1Acier t-trete Dnblhn ~bc VIfe ?? CI h. Dalwton, J.P. emd D)L,W4aWatiegfoOt, kernaae~, of wu SOeD gad henr, * ,, iNliANT .-OAlt-otD. if t40 ?? b ,the wifoJ of enry James itboh~oIf> Lonaofsel DaO. BURIUS.-)ify y9, nt' Woelqroe atar Liverpool,tb wrfe of Contain T. O. Driggs af a aghter. OW0N.-May 20, at -the Knan k-hnouae, Mayboele ?? lbao ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEAT-S. B IRTH S. SONS. BowER, Mrs. -d. L., at Marine-crescent, Waterloo, near Liverpool, June 5.hoig BRIaGE, wife of Captain W. H., R.N., at Sisolurg, Southamp.ton, May HI. flaowy, rts. W., at The Woodlands, Thorpe, Norwich. June 5. MtrcLEa, Mrs. W., at The Cedars, Upper Tooting, Jute 2. M essoas, Mrs. E. C., at La Pierre Perede, Guerosey, P xaiotER, Mrs. S. T., of Bond ...

... W1FERLY RETURN OF BIRTIHS ANi-D DEATRS INI THE BOROUGH OF LEEDS. 2laT Wines, 1874. Ini the weekt ending last Saturday 4,423 births and 2,913.5 doahse wese registered tol 18 of thec lalrgest English towiss, including London. The ?? were 216 and the deaths; 127 h~ehswthe avcrngeweektlyisumhers-. dssrissgl73. Ti'le slsntlie Showed a further increa.-e of 93 upon ?? returned in recent weeks, and ...

... NDlfRTON.-Jumo 10, at Sydenham, thi wife of B. Anderten, of T daughter. e at:ervey-roa iBlackheath, t owle of A. A&TMIS-JuanD11,ua lre-~fllokettewf fA N Atkino Oadaughter. VAN.-Yuoo 11, at Qwuen'-ato, the wife of W. A. Bevan, Esq., of a hui.e I AL MB2RL= --June 10, at nflgley-roa,Edgbastoan, the wife of R. Chamberlain of a daugliter ?? 10, at ?? tootWHIanOenoldrk, the wfe of A Crombie jum., ? ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS ARE CHARGED AS ORDINARY ADVERTISEMENTS At the following rates:- Two Lines OR 16 WORDS, 1s 0d. And 6d for every additional Nine Words. Ald6I 0t' ' uutf Vi ,n a-, 'i * '., :ht :by tolt0 narmr, und ! % Nt^ erl '.Z. ; ,;! nul:U 1's may be zellt ill Paymr, lt IN. , e , .,: ,,.t GoIT-tbton 'illa, Iv^:rYorkt, a.sed ; ,' . a 8 -: E 1: ,ij u ,, !l lj),u~/on. late ...

... BIRTH. On the 10th inst., Lady Sidgreaves, the wife of Sir Thomas Sidgreaves, Chie! Justice of the Straits Settlements, of a, daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 9th inst., at St. Augustine's Church, Preston, br the Rev. Father Collinson, James, eldest son of James Sherrock, Esq., of St. Peter's Cottage, Mawd8ley, to Mrs. Jane Preston, of Wigan. On the 14th inst., at the Parkh Church, Preston Mr. Thos ...