... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DE.A1h The clearge for the easc7teir at ealtui'u!cwet 0 BiMt-I or Death is Is. OW.. of a 6I'iui,.e PICEPAID. Se1?k aw dccuse i 'Ci arie er o ircid.I tieS Ohfiec foi- isi dse)(;o, i. Die Tilu-s ani Londolbn aid .Pruericiol .dirsJaplaets. IARRIAGES. JOeRnatc-BEDFORD. -Juons 1, at St. Jttdel Ch Hunll, by the Rev. Erimitt Brow:!, John JaltieeL mason, to Martha, second ...

... ~3irfh5, W3ir~i'alir, and teamth ;No Notice of Birth. Marriage, or Death ca be inserted isles authenticated by the name and address of the sender. The words 'o cards, or any similar addition to *te rimpne announrcement of a marriage or death, slsiect it to vaymelnt as for an advertisement. '[BIRTHS'. We been requllest ed to contradict the announce- , oneot the wife of W. H. Earl of-a ...

... 2ja Notice of Brjztpb, iAaale, ors Deth an be inverted izlesa abeutca by the name ani addrss of the tender. The words Nocards, oranwyimilaraddition :o the simple anmounnemeat of a *mrge of last, ,bleat f ItIn pymenteasfor wnadvcsweiseet. - 8IBTHS. B. ?? 11, at St. Ann's Head, Dale, Pembroke. shire, the wito of G. Baker, of a son, DAnsor~xo-Aprl 8. at Rosemoont, Bentley-road, the wife of A, ...

... : irths, Warriages, and deaths. N No Notice of Birth, ai age, or Death ean teinserted onlees authenticated bv the name and addrea of the tender. The words No cards, or any elmla additirn ito the snple annou ment of a marriage or death. . ?? It tD naument as for ma advertisement. .BIRTHS. - BoYI.B-Aug. 28, at 24, Clifton-road, Tuebrook, the wife of Alexasider Boyle, of a daughter. CEVBCHLSND ...

... DEATH OF A POLISH PATRIOT. A correspondent writes as follows:-. There passed away from this world in Royal-avenue, Chelsea, on the 19th instant, in the 74th year of her age, a Polish lady, Conegunda Gielgod, the widow of Major John Gielgud,a distinguished Pole, and a refugee in England in consequence of the Polish war of independence against Russia in 1830-31, who died in London in December ...

... ~3rithz, Wjarriaqe, and Deaths. Ne- No Notice of Birth, Marriagt, or Death can be mleurted ?? aithenticatc:d by ther nr-a and addrerE ot :h1n reuder. The words No ceirde. 'r ant aiitlar a'hitit-ec to tbe simple aonounie aenr f a -_erris c or '.tt isubecot intatoatrslelt asfor an -; -t-eas'r:at. !rxx~scrSet BIRTHS. z BVICKiLEY-S.E-t. li, at Cathlrits -tc.-sie, S ?? ?? wxife of J. B-ickiley: ...

... THE LATE ML JAM} AIKNt, JP. n With a regret which will be participated in by all classes of the inhabitants of Liverpool we this morning announce the decease of Mr. James Aikin, which took place late on Friday evening at Swanage, Dorsetshire, he having attained the patriarchal age of 86 yearas Few men have passed through a long'period of 10 public and mercantile life with more honour, 4 and ...

... |frths, tWarriagr, antd aths. *k No Notice of Birth, Marriage. or DeathC be inserted ?? authentieated by the name and address of the sender. The -ordo `No cards, ' or y aunular addition to the ?? annonnoement ot a marriae or death. ubect it to paeut as for an advertsewment. BIRTHS. UeoAnBENT-MEy 22, at 75, Cbathamn-street, the wife of J. W. Broadbent, of a son. BRowx-May 11, at 9, Bittern ...

... iuiths, ?? and airaths. *.-o Notice oi Birth. Marriage, or Death = be icoerted nrless autlicrtieated by the name and addrdes of tbe sedotlr `be so' rile o cards, or any shimiar adritin to tle -i5e. totnceeinst of a marriage en- ttiob out'.' ' r aanteric.asforanadvertiseinent. BIRTHS. p1 -,h 1x , l ?? 4S, Toweson-street, tlhe sift e I ird Bliecl, ...

... , iNrhs, Warriages, and Leaths. ?? No Notice of Birth, Marriage, or Death can be Inserted onless authenticated by the name and address of the sender. The words No cards, or any similar addition to the aimple announrement of a marriage or death. onbiect it to Dsament as for an advertisement. BIRTHS. ABBOTT-Aug. 17, at 71. Beaufort-street, the wife of Robert Abbott, of a daughter. AsTILL-Ang. ...

... lie, ire, THE LATE MR. JAMES AIKIN. cr, MAG ISTERL&I REFERENCES. .Cr, _ _ _ Fill Yesterday morning the stipendiary magistrate, on talking his seat on the bench at the borough ; police court, referred to the death of Mr. James Aikin. Mr. Raffles, who appeared deeply mooed, to ?? I sat in this courton Saturday the news e has reached liverpool of the death of our old and io honoured friend Mr. ...

... Urh , jarriagn, and iah', I. ?? of Bbrth, Meni&gc, as eath cairt be ineertb~ C onloes autbheaitcated by the note andi adtire of use sender. Toe words 'No cords-' ox any similat 'AAnlttc simtle ani.smoonceeinet of a inartage a lo ?? vutfact Ito Wpaymentas ?? dVctIseent, BIRTHS. 13Auzezs-Jsn. It, at CanjadaVilla, Bridge-road. Seafooth. the wile of jamesB~abes, of a daughter. BtcFERaDIRz-Jan. 2 ...