... usD1T55, LL hVtD e, 2rtagt1, anb peatIU. r Thenthaorg Bor Notice of BIrtho , IJm as ige ans Deaths io ie One Shiling tor Sliztsn Wordsl, OnD ispeince for verty ?? Ebght Words, e2a h day. L hey are E repeated« Jn the ESDcToI 312.SClUn SUPPLE MSONS With- oht estra hargo, Tho name and A ddressuh of *tesener E must in every case accmpenynthe notrce, e XATD-NoveLer 10. Bt the Pout Ofaoi, oad Piock, ...

... MARRIAGE OF WSS G. A. SEVASTOPULO On Satnrdayafternoon, at the church of St. Mary's, Kenaington, with noanehoral tervice, the marris e uokiace of Mr Allan Frefk. Penruvqe, of Ipaxiah and !lss Gertrude Ambroe Sevastopulo, only dsugh- tor of the lates Mr Ambrose'Stenatio Sevastopulo, of Westbnary on-Trym, Glouoceteireh and Avonmore manikons West Keneington. The nuptial ceremony was conduoted by ...

... FUNEBRAL OF COL. MILE3. The remain; of Col. Miles, of Burton Hill hoate, Malmeabury, were on Saturday interrel in the family vault at Daintsey, in which village the deceased gentleman formerly resided. The event was the occasion of much sad interest, and moot of the chief people of the neighbourhood were present. The cort ge started from Barton bill early in the after. noon, and reached ...

... DEATH OF M. LEMOINNE. Genuine regret will be caused to a large circle of friends, EDRlish as well as French (writes the Paris correspondent of the Standard) by the news of the death of M. John Lemoinue, Born in London of French parents in 1815, Al. Lemoisne spent the earlier years of his life in England, and, though in feeling he war a thorough Frencbman, in manner and habit of thought. in ...

... ! Ceatb of 3ulcye eoetcalfel .l; It is with feelings of profound regreb, which we are I sure will be shared by all olasses of citizens, that we have to announce the death yesterday morning of hin | Honour Judge Metcalfe, QC., who expired suddenlya few minutes before taking his seat in the County Court, where he had arranged to try eeveral adjourned cases, Mr Metcalfe had-been in indifferent ...

... SUDDEN DEATH OF A DUKE. The Duke of Bedford died suddenly on Thursday night from heart disease. The duke was nearly 41 years of age, baving been born on April .1th, 1852. He was Deputy- Lieutenant and a Justice of the Peace for Bedfordshire, chairman and alderman of the Bedfordshire County Council, and the patron of 25 livings. In 187 hoe married Lady Adeline Somers Cooks, daughter of the ...

... WEDDING AT COFMOM. The wedding of Mr Bryan E. Johnson, youngelt Ion of the late Mr Thom. Johnson, of Frodaham, Oheshire, to Mis. Bertha Woreley second danghter of Mr Philip John Woreley, of Riodney lodge, Clifton, wag molemnleed st Oshfield road Unitarian Chapel, Clifton, yesterday. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a dream of pearl white satin. male with a full skirt and train ...

... FUNERAL OF MR W. P. WALL. The funeral of the late Mr William Price Wall, of the firm of IessBrs J. 0. Wall and (lo., and goods manager of the Bristol and Exeter district of the Great Western Railway since the amalgamation of the Bristol and Exeter and Great Western Railways In 187/, wan held in St. Thomas Cemetery, Bxeter, yesterday, and was very largely attended by railway officiale of the ...

... - om-ate r nop eCifX. FUNERAL AT BATU. Wish, all the imposing ceremonial which imparts atliling eolemnity to the interment of a prelate of the aoman Catholic Church, the body of ?? ,olffoaraiwas yesterday deposited in the tomb at Prior Park in whioh lie the remains of the late Archbishop Errington. The lose which the Catholic community have sustained by the death, on Monday last, of tlme ...

... The charge for Noticee of Birbsh, Marriage., and Doatht 3 Is One Shilling for Sixteen Wordt, and Six pnce for every subsequent light Words, each day. They are repeated in the BRISTOL MERoURY S'.PPLEMUNT with- out extra charge, The name and address of the meader must in every case accompany the notIce, BIRTfl$. GwYNN,-91jrch 19, at 40, Canlnge square, Clifton, Kis S. 3 Llsoa ose~~a r X the wile ...

... BISHOP OF BATH AND W4LLS. I T. FUNERAL AT WELLS, Gr AN ImMENSE ARSEMBLY. D Hleecly a parish tbroti!l out the diocese of Bath J. and Wells was without its repreirotative at the bo funcioal of the Bishop yesterday. Thle service at Well. N. Cathedral was orowded, andi people mustered In large W, nvr'blel about tbo prc.,lacttt of the ancient buildin!', A. augdteapproachel, Dud upon the green ...

... A CHEMICAL WORKER'S DEATH Bi - XTRAORDINARY - EVIDENGE. th S&e' extraordinary' evidence was given at an Inquest beld by Mr Brighouse at the St. Helens Town ha~ll yaeterday, on the body of James Riley, o aged .40, a single man.' Deceased was - employed at o ble works -of the St.. Helena Chemiloak Cozopany, r and on Monday night he was-eagaged cleaning oat a cylindrical Svitriol 'ttk. This' wa ...