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... EIRTHS, M'11ARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. S Ill T211S. ^-4ii ?? 2, ,at Grove House, (Clenvwitiry, ,-a ;, 0. J(ii ;Ar i:nro, ~Es1, of a ron. E t ,! ,-:y zat ?? 'ridge I'oa-1, oLint- ?? ;xi the Wife OF lofhenry Blakely, of a , - -Julv 25, at Carrick en-shir, the wife of ;- A..t i: hegj !s, -rh l'girnent, of a daughter. B ?? i JN-July ?? at 1, R;fl's Roald, Loeson Park, wif. t Ofi of ArXthur T. bartnI , ...
... 71 - IMARRIAGE vOI LADY BI NII; ?? . ,- i l. . t&l ?? h-. ~. Away OU1the fla but 'fertile face Of Glouscestor, ?? fleet porfiloaci It W1118leh lion to 'the i'eouth-en of the Cotswold B~an e, is the villape of ' k petyeuse'and lat tie hoeed~of which Is thoessz- 'lcefr.'Hro esterday, word etstite, in. inatri-, ad messy, ~,John Henry, Mar tiletof rfowoid' ofI 'Cu~r~rort, toBlainche' ?? bts'ol ...
... aim . ertt, BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. 3ent and our Aunnancements of Births and Marriages are charged for as on Advertisements, the charge being one Shilling for Two the Lines, and Sixpence for each additional line. The amount Is in every cae m t be prepaid at the office, or remitted in ths For ?? aneonocements o Deaths no charge is mada, but (be- . nuouncomeutscontaining anything ...
... DEATEH OF A RELiGIOUS. (From a Correspondent.) On Sunday evening the solenin offieefor the .dead an performed at St. Joseph's Monastery, Haroli's- enoss, for the repose of the soul of Brother Joaep4 Murphy, who departed thn life on the 27th ult. The Om~er of this faithful servant of God wvas a long and useful one, hidden from the eyes of the world, but preat in the sight of heaven. He was born ...
... -Announcemnents of Births, amd Marriage a/nd ,notncensenOs with No Cards attached, are charged as Adverfisements. MARRIAGES. WRIGHT-SADD.-Lately, at Dunwich, by the Rev. J. F. Noott, Thomas Neale Wright, only son of Mr. John Wright, St. Margaret's Ilketsball, farmer and thatcher, to Eenriatta, yoangest daughter of Mr. John Sadd, of the above place. WARD-FULLF.S,-8th inst., at Norwich, ...
... b q tet on the t8th inst, Mrs ROBI. 11159 ersrae, IbTrosol the 10th Lust, Mrs ;sId Terr5e Fu-h o te Isth. if AIT . - ilnhead, On the ~i SI 3t I~CAInFBELL; ab son. 4st Wti7'Gttele1Swet, off E ast Campbell ja0 U. ..ir, Joute MILLER; a daughter. - Stb Jn teet, Partick, on the 15th iust., Chuc 1 i l, on the 18th inst., I %tkieshelz I w~e, Bell-hiU, on the 17th lust., Feutirk, on the 17th inst.,. o ...
... Street, on the 14th int, t rs| ' .?;adaughter. ,Ba Street, t Georgesod, ontS 13thi p sley Road, the 14th S ?? ALLISOent; a dthe.1ter. to AtaStreet, the 1,2th onathe Mm JIH| St Bridgeto on the 13th o X KiXODji=~'; t dwatghter. r t BathCsrseeL~I~ the 14th lat., Ms 9 ~e C~e M varse Gon'then 1the 12th ?? 9n.; ttRASE Sam. nthe 122th jt. aa tskaettleston, oil the 14tJ B THONAg AO a daughter. o g ...
... BjRHTIS, MARRIAGES, AND DIEX 2/IS. BIRTHS. SONS. AINSLts, Mrs. A., at Lightburn, Ulverston, June 27. Droaaoron, Mrs. H., at Yarrow House, Norfolk, June 24 (stillborn). ELKFOaD, wife of Mr. R., late 23rd Royal Welch Fusiliers, at Fontenay, Jersey, June 27. FAREvELL, Mrs. G. F., at Neachley Hall, Shifeal, Salop, June 28. GoonEvE, Mrs. G. W., at Colombo, Ceylon, June uS. HARE, Mrs. S. E., at ...
... BIRTZS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATIIS. BIRT HS. SONS. At!PLPBY, Mrs. C. R., at Belle Vue Villa, Hither- green, Lewishaur, June 3o. BAXTER, Mrrs. C. F., at Sornerleyton-road, Brixton, June z. CLARKE, Mrs. W., at Ladbroke-grove, July a. CRANKE, Mrs. J., at Ulverston, June 30. CRbss, Ms$. M., at Cadambadi, Negapatam, June x. DUFFIELD, Mrs. E. R., at Rio de Janeiro, June 6. FULLER, wife of Mr. R. H., B.A ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AN7D DES4[IHS. B IRT HS. SONS. CARDENz, the wife of Lieutenant-Colonel G., ith Fusiliers, at St. Helier's, Jersey, July 15. CArr, Mrs. M. A., at the Strand. July 8. l CLIVE, the wife of Licut.-Col., Grenadier Guards, at 78, Chester-square, July r6, Cox, Mrs. G. B., at Prince's Park, Liverpool, July 17. CRANE, wife of Mr. C. A., M.D., at Hallaton, Leicestershire, July 15. ' ...
... M. JULES GABRIEL JANIN, the Prince of Critics, was born at St. Etienne (Loire) in 1804. He was the son of an advocate, and was educated at the public school of Louis le Grand, having Lerminier and Sainte-Beuve as his schoolfellows, but not greatly distinguishing himself as a pupil. On leaving college he lived in a garret with an old aunt, to wbom he was indebted for his education, and gave ...
... Daer ,nd X 0 : ;5 0 W* D S DAY, July 92, 1874. out emr BIRXTHS. * At Argyle Plae, on the ,21it ilt r TeoMAs HEaCTOn, of it A fAAtos, lby Mintlawy, Aberdeenshire, on the 20th inst., Mms T~ol(As-FERausorq, of a son. fh : At D Cottage, Kincerineshire, on the 19th lust., the wife of JOHN Bsaud jun., factor,. of A son. In. At.Bdgon;, ForfarahirO on the 17th inst., the wifc of C. HL ir MeiL&, MLRq., ...