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... BIRTHS, MA ZaZMiAXD tS1 rs-S Ql-CEE Annoncements ?? fully authenticated, Iand acconpaned by a remittance of 2s6d for 45 waors or less, and td for each additional 9 words, with- out which they can in eo case be inserted_ BIRTHS. AiLVEyyNTocteber 8, 1S82, at 41 ChaZoCa place, ton. don, the wile of Forster AUeyne, Esq, of a son. ?? 8, 1S82, at Meadowcroft,B- B Kenlt. the wife of Decimnus ...
... DEjmTS,g MArRRIAGES, 42YDEATHS * nfl Avnovsuncemnts mrrst he fully authenticated, I i ?? ,xqnarellt by a remittance of 2s 64 for 46i r or e ...
... !RTIHMABIUAGA 42W DAH CIIAnt~in~mwismotan be fully authenticated, CH Anoul a emitanceof 2a 6d for 45 mij Pcelinipl o each additional 9 words, with-o Is orleiess,wd ,ab isLt- wvldl~ they ~.i11fOcs)h netd BIRTHS. 22. ISSM. at 29 Green street, Grox- b ,qnare, _1W Oifeof Seymour P Ronverie of a X~tpelt4% _ £ 3, lS83, 2;2 Tavidtoit stqurge, mdcii, the elf-' of Alfred Chadwick, preturelof wife of ? ...
... DEATH OF THE MARQUIS OF DONEGALL. The larquis of Donegal., K P, G O B, P C, died on Saturday morning at Brighton, The deceased nobleman was in his eighty-seventh year, having been born on the 10th February. 1797. He suc- ceeded his father (George Augustus Chichester, second Marquis of Douegall) on the 5th October, 1844, and was married-first-on the 8th Decem- ber, 1832, to lady Harriet Anp ...
... DEA.TH OF THE REV. FATHER COLUXBAN, ThiW frvent £ sona, so well.kOU WBD tbrough- out th* Three kwgdome, breathed his last in the Retrat o St Pan-.lof the Cross, mount Argu% on Wed y nb at half-past elevn o'jlo~k, in his 70th yeAr.. He waa bolni intiomnel on the 15th Mayv,. 1820, aud received iu baptism the name of Joseph.. joeqh OClrady ?? to =oahod anid scones of a bamowing atee-'i his nivs ...
... UGE S-AND DEATS oot awo ost be fully authenlticatd lvaD retnittafle oif Le S for 4 f&10~ ?? 9wans, with. - EIB7'S. 0 ,V, 2 31$7, ti Lurhcuow, Orle. the ,:ec: ?aw N florr, otm ndont Burw& Military I 10 $ o- '%rcuoanb-r ia9se., at Pewsey, Wilts, tl & flen!5 .e$i~r 2, ?, at 3 Rathminav park e L tlibint J the wife of 1 A MDane ~~ its, l'pzs, at Croombe Rank;' TCreh, eUt, the wile of W S Grt 188t. ...
... plP.THS, MKAIBIA GES, AND DfEA TW sUCH Announcemelts must be fully authentiated trand ?? by a remittance of 26d for 46 wordsor less. and Sd for each additional S words, wish- aot Which they can in no case be inserted. BIRTES. CORILErY4^nuay 4, 188. at SSwinford, the wife of imnothv Corley. Bsai, merchant, of a daughb er: EDGEWORTH-December 30, 187, at Ballybaunis, -he wife of Thnnnas. ...
... jfTRlS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS *rcF Announcemernt must be fuly authenticted, t ,~i accmnranied by a remittance of &a flit for 48 T ?? ^and fU foir each otoujitienal 9 words, with- tgRe, She wfe of 'Colligwod Hope, Zarrlster-at. ...
... AR '1IABRIAGES, 4ND DEATHfS G Assnuncenzelmts moatd be fulil authenti.ned,l * ;niid by a remittance of 2s 6id for 46 l vfor e.-nch :-ititeal 9 words, with. ?? they ca! in nO case be inserted. - SS~THS. ,7OyDn~osem Ner -. 1-D$. at Bant place t.he wlyi oi Joseph 0 garold, J P, of s a t':hYNSEF.L7,At Cillobbin DVilla, Sanyfrtord. couinty ' ?? keie of Abert Connell, of a daughteR. IF AlRI G :AGR$- ...
... ANNIVJ2:S',A, Y Ulp: I'm ik, C tsuiV',^3'i; 3 ?? ! .3C 1. 2t ?? ?? ' ' ' : - V N Th C- R .2''¾ 7~1% ' I. ?? r eM. lV , ia c 3 a. ''VI nl('z'I V * :c2 . 2 r 1, ?? . ' I' i; tju: i. t i 3. 3 ; F ' 1!erie,~ B yun ucre L 1c N!3 d3--l )e i ...
... ' VIRTil MARmAGWrffD DZAft Srca Ahrmuft-m~nds ust be fuly ?? 'Ord 0? lehS and 0d for each adionsl R9'words, with. ,oat which they can in no case be inserm& |_ _ YWHS £RIMEY'waS Z 1883 at If- Addison road, 1Peii angonr., London. W, the wife of Alfred W Benley oi a so0. ?? 28, t8S3, at Thurles, the wife of Michael ?? 18gamPemnbroke road, the wifee C BovanRsq, Rf enda ery, stlborn. AnuR~- RMay ...
... FUNERAL OF TEE LATE MR. JAMES SHANNON. On Saturday morning the remains of the late Mr. James Shannon, barrister-at-law, were re- moved from his residence, Hume-street, for inter- r ent in Mount Jerome Cemetery, There was a large attendance of members of the Bar and soli- citors, and of the other numerous friends of the deceased. Over one hundrel carriages were in the funeral procession. The ...