... BIRTHS. MARRT EIS. DF.ATHS.-A charge of ONE SarstiLx prdlooiff, and Two Hnrs.LatNr if hooked. is made for anneoltne. mentq of Births. Marriagers, anl Denais. All srlth annolnce. menlo niust be asithenlicated by tho name and address of Ithe cender. Postage starmpi may be seat In paymeut. BIFTFHS. BAgr ?? the Itdth Inct. the *v:fe of James Baldr.i, Breotor IHose, IClIag' aNorton, of I. ROn. GCIE ...

... BIRTHS. MARRTAGES. DEATHS.-Aehareo of 00 ttit preptrc, anti rTO '[lT 5ELLiA .S if hooke. iin cile il ni:. nimcts of 81iruis. Al.arriayei, and Deathi. Alt ?? mente mnilt bc a ithestiocaeA. by the mame 1ao d rldrcs ?? sender. i'otsage stamps may hb 5ct in paymeot. BIRTI. BUTILER.-On the 20th Inst., na Foxhill Vila, Acect's Greec.` life of the IRev. AithurButler, B.A., 1.1,. of a scno 4 MIARRIED, ...

... .DEATH OF LADY FRANKLIN. Lady Frinlflill, tiowidow of the euilielint Arctic ox- pioror, ried it hetorusidoneosin Phillinoro Gardens, on .Suedriyswening, at a littlo after. nine o'clock, Lady Franirlin ?? ?? socond wife of Sirr John Frasiklin;- -who wal' t~enty years hor scnior. It weas after SirJobil'e goedinqelofhip in Van Diernanis Land thlsri avoiat opdairrei:l tio bring Lpidy F'rrnkldinr ...

... SiRtfXS.3 MARRiArGES ATIIS.-X AChtar6-e of ONEi tfi LLINOG prcrpoht, ansi Two SFILLISOs if booked, is made for announce. Telitis of litrs, 3trnwittsv, aint Deiths. All such announce. nauts must he awititalticated by the cams and address of the Peoder.. Postaie steaml)s way be sent iu Vymneni, BIUtTEUb. .HOLDI:n:.-0O the 3rd inst., at the vicarage, Gailey-cum-lHatherton, near lPenkridge, tile ...

... 1 UERATE OF MR: JOHN NOI$ANSELL. Ymeterdi'y, at noon, the reaisnis of air John Normansell, secretary of tlre South Yorkshire Miners' Association; and recently vice-prosident of the Minors' N\ational Union, were'iitqerred in the. ] s1hS ,C(ocmetory, in the prosience df iL vllet ?? ?? ll thoe Ilieding ollicilds cCO- nohetd with vikri6eq trade organisations througihoit the Unitod' ichigdo.cI Tbe ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATES. d inmurc tnsertion announcsinenfs tr5st be authsn6i. cared by the signature and address of the sandor, ailhoui ?? they can in no cas be iserted. BRICEMWay 7, at Raneelkheet, North-West Provinces, India. the wife of Edward Archibald Brice, Esq., 2nd BsttI tb Regt., of a son. BROADBENT-Juno 7. at the Cottage, Cogry, the wife of Samuel E. Broadbent of a daughter. ...

... DEATH OF THE REV. PATRICK ?? ?? We have just learned that this sai evei. ?? place on the 18th ult. Late though i- lnaV veneration for departed worth conpelr 5or tribute to his memory. Rarely is it given tJ n t have amongst them a purer spirit, anu r. ;Ov -- the grave, even of God's ministers Ire '2-ie prayers offeredthan those the inense i up to God's throne in the 11ai. ' . people, and the ...

... W Annosuncernsnts of Births, and Marriage an. nohuncevwnst8 with No Cards attached, owe charged as Advertieemonets. BIRTH. GODDARD.-26th inst., at No. 9, Lower Brook Street, the wife of Mr. D. Ford Goddard, prematurely, of a daughter. I MARRIAGES. LEr-MARPTECS.-lth inst,, at the parish Churob, Aid. borough, Norfolk, by the Rev. J. G. Nelson, William Lee, fishmonger, youngest son of the late ...

... DEATH OF MTR. JAMES ALLEN BANSOME. On Tuesday last we published a abort statement as to Mr. Ransomes health, which must have given many of his friends in the county much uneasiness. We now have the melancholy duty to perform of recording Mr. Ransome's death, The grand old man, to meet whom casually was a pleasure; to know him personally, an addition to the joys of one's existence, is no more ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. S. B. JACKAXAN. The remains of this much lamented gentleman were on Thursday last conveyed to their last resting place in the Ipswich Cemetery. In accordance with. the well-known unassuming character of the deceased gentleman, as well also as with his expressed wishes, the arrangements were as simple as they could pos- sibly be. It was, however, only natural that old ...

... SAD DEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL AT IPSWICH. On Saturday afternoon, H.. M. Jaokaman, Esq., the Borough Coroner, held an inquest at the Reapers, Inn, Stoke, on the body of a child named Julia Mary Venn, aged seven years, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Venn, who reside at No. 2, Willoughby Villas. The case was an exceedingly painful one, for the deceased had been suffering only fronm'the previous Tuesday, ...

... IrAs OAfl5cfmlnts of Births, cated Macaiage Gn- cenments woith No Cerds attached, are charged dverthSGSalnts. MARRIAGES. toa-11ooas.-2lst ult., by license. at the parish arcb, Streatbam, by the Rev. Mr. Nicolls, ReotQr, shun Stephen Taylor, of Aceacia Cottage, Upper eoting, Surrey, and Swallow Street, Piccadilly, to mi Wilson, youngest daughter of Mr. James Moore, rseryman, Norwich Road, ...