... ? Clanag of3' BIRTHS tASPeRev-RAardt..A Ctendabr. CrusmpeS, on tR e 28th Rebruary, the wife of D. Caonpbetl-Rursy, Ct ., of ant. SIx s-O the Mth chfb, the wife of Carl W. Simuons, o MARRIAGES.I ttiswrOra-L owvss._on the 21st nlt., at Levensbulme, by the-Rev.- Edward E. Stuttard. assisted by the FRet Williamn Reid. Charles Unsworth, of Harpurhey, to Jane M'Intyre Lowes, of Levenshulme. BELL - ...

... b1XT1 UP 3i1 4'acM OR N IIXERAN.t ' -'rct to zrnoeunr t1 te deathi at ton minutes to - -t r>' ?? of the 'Pigint Rev. Mousignor * - i^'n nt hii ro,-idnee, ork-street, it.n- h 'I h'Crev. gentlemran had srffered from heart - cri: 'C ;-eral months, anud although he was by C' ?? ' f hS friends enabledl to appear in St. Chad's .iookaono to ?? a pres-entation on January 21, 1ia'vs nret ahne to di ...

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... nd Deaths. BIRTHS. BALLARD. -Sept. 28, at Abbey View, Biabopetleet, Brooks's Bar, the wife of F. D. Balari, ofta sou. HOPE-On the 25th Sept.. at Derby House, Burton, Derby- shire, the wife Of Herbert Hope, of a daughter. KELLICK-On Sept. 21, at Red Bank, Chorley, Lancashire, the wife of W. Menrv Elick, of a dauzihter. LEES.-On the 27th Sept.. at Sand'hurst, Talbot-street, Southport. the wife ...

... CI i T U A Y . The death is annouinced nf NV,4 l.eobina ?? erds', a well-known Edinburgh story writer. t Central 'Ne. tulezramn fro-n Berlin 'tatei that Herr Louis Paulsen, the well-known chess plavye, is dead. There was a funeral service- in memory of the late Mr. Jnmes Russell Lowell at Westmuinster Abbev ou Saturdav afternoon, when the Venerable Archdeacon 'arrar delivered an address. The ...

... way - I O!BITU, ARY. The death occurred on 3Monday of the Rasv,7DK Evans, master of Pembroke College, Oxford. Mr. Charles ,Ia-niac, of Colvrcrth, Beds, die' - denly at his town residence in Charles-street, London, on Mfonday morning. Mr. Wiliam Taylor, brewer, of Acdrington, died I after a brief illness on Monday morniag, aged 529years. He was wvidely known, I Tite death is announced in Paris ...

... of Annenley died at her r. renee, Do~ d Lodge, Newcastle, counlt Down, tDr. Howvard Crosby, the well-known Preshy| trian divine, died in New York on Sunday of pneu- monia, at the age of 65. M Thomas Richard Tucker Hodgson, clerk of the peace for Birmingham died on Tuesday at his residence, Hunton Hlill, Gravelly Hill. The death is anounced, in London, of Dr. Edward Dearle, the vell-known ...

... -0-BIuT XRY. [ Tho death ig an4OumVO at Melbourre of Mr. John 0 DbAtr, clerk of -the Parliarlment and Legilative Toe Cannot!c of ViCtonri. elec Mr. Hnglh Owen. the well-known yatchtsman wr as n_ drowned on MTonday off.Beitniheris by the upsanttmg or Tbr a pan; 'n which he was row:ng to his vacht, wahich fr was i-amhored in. Eryar's Roas, near PAffin Island. fact ?? funeral o' the Rt. P.. ...

... B3rtbs5 oavigzs, wlt BIRTHS. BOYD.-On the 18th Sept., at 6, Montpelier Square, Knights- bridge, S.W., the wife of A. Ca Boyd, of Dakinldeld, Cheshire, of;a sorm BRlGHT.-On Sept. I1, at One 3Ash, ochale, the wife of John A. Bright, M.P, of a son. CLARK-On Sunday tbe 13th Sept., at 78, Churcb-street, lancaster, the wife of Dr. Robert Clark, of a daughter. CLOUCG1-On the 9th Sept., at Vicars ...

... ,Ea*,fluriagrnn 3mtbs. BIRTHS ALBRSCE!-On the Zad is.t at O0hlgh, Allenbam Oheshire, the wifs of Charles Edwia Albttht, Q ' ?? , (pre-aturely). GALLAWAIY-On the Z7th inst, at 10, The B19ces, Dc, bS ry, the wife of W. F. Gallaway, of a daaghter. GOLDSMITI.-On the 22nd iust, at White Hall, Sasata2a, the wife ot R! Goldselit.. or a ConL HAkSELE-Gna the 22nd inst., at 5, Ronwor R2cc, Raau worth, ...

... 0 D I' IT A Ri Y. Canon c a-kson, the weal-hnown ecroarolozict, died .i-sesiece r Chippenh'm on ]'ridav night after a-X ilUnecis. 11e wvas 33 years of age. Tah; snviden death is announcned. of MrM. Leofric T ,. ,z * ., ?? Recorder of Liveriool. who ex; * dat his residenee, near Finsbur'y Paris, J,o-.v ...

... OB ITUARY. The death is announced, after a long illness, of Mr. George Lock, the senior partner of the pub- lishing firm of Ward, Lock, and Co. The deceased was 60 years of age. DR. CHAncEAj BELL.-The death is announced, in i his 87th Year, of Mr. Charles Bell, L.D., Harmony House, Morningside, Edinburgh, one of the oldest, if not the oldest, Fellow of the Royal College of Physi- cians. THE VF ...