... . -,i - I the. f a6 MR HEUNR WYNDAMW8,Q. her Werge orcr h eth of Mr. Hfenry Otist WydaiWsQ.,Rcrao andhester, &and 'or a ?? Jpswioh. Thie Ing. d crirs et iil cm upon Malay as a ,hygreat surprise in view of the facst that barely a fOrt.' at n ight ago Mr. West, then apparently in his usual ffer, health, was orofessionally eng~ ,d-at the. Manchester 'IN Assizes. Oh that occassion Mr. 6iplido bhl ...

... I OBITUARY. DEATH OF THE BE-V. DR. GARRETT. Wo' fe et to announoe the death of the Rev.Dif. John Garrett, vwho for 29 years had been Rector of Christ Church, MOBs Side, llanckhester. The sad event took place on Sunday evening. At the morning serviea oW Sunday at Christ Church, Lloyd-street, Greenhoys, th( Ret. Dr. Garrett, after reading the morning prayers, asoendedthe pulpit and proceeded to ...

... th - P. 0 B I T Li A P, Y.. The faneral of the late Sir Henry Fo_ JBristowe, Vice.chencellor of ?? Palatine of Lancaster, h. took place at Datchet on Saturday afternoonr: - or Mr. William Saul. cotton spinner and manafacturer, 4n Aocrington, died or ?? morning, after a long in and painful illness. Mr. Herbert PEichard Smith, calico printer, cf 16, u, Nicholas.-treet, Manchester, died suddenlv ...

... i Births, Marriages, and Deaths. r )BITHrS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES are inssrted in the L ANCHESTER WEEKLY TiNES at the rate of , sipence per line when prepaid. or, it entered to account, an additional ?? per notice is charged. The name and address of the sender in all cases to be f given to vonch authentioity, otherwise the notics cannot appear. r WI3SON. -Othe BIRTHS. r WIoadCr.-Onthe 25th inst ...

... CPIPTT1UA P, Y. lta'r. Ti'll eiard. feifayxi 1Profesgor of A strlnonin' at (iJr(fLi (lied onl Slrulay. !lire ileithl iii amiirnneef~ of Vit-. :thn Harper I 311?Int I .1f ) o YBrduitfrd, whi) el ocrexirroed on ai- ahvl: V rrtriigl ait, Ve-n inor, Isle of r~ir~lt. m'hlitx~rlearo A'aedgrauti ALIm:11 i xih I gone for ilk' hr-iir lt of Itis 'Thle suiddlcn deaf I on Rzaturliay moaning is: ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths, These Notices are insurted in the 6f1t.6ailaB WetaLn - Tuns and MAtqcntsIrsE Ex&MNYte for ONE CHARGE- 18 words Is. 6d., and 6d. for every additional 9 worde, Unless forwarded through an a3eht, they must be autbelith cated as well as prepaiLd. MARRIAGES. BENNETT - WEATHERALL - On 11h February. at St. Peter's, Belsizo Park, London, by the Rev. Dr. Tremlett; ...

... te ?? it Births, Marriages, and Deaths. LeB O- BlIjTR6, DEATHS, UArRIAGL's are inserted in th e 1r DdANC5IESTER WEEKLY TimESs at the rate of sixpence per line when prepaid, or, if enteredI to )e acconnt, an additional sixpence per notice is charged. o The name and address of the srender in all onses to be ?d given to vouch authenticity, otherwise the notice d cannot appear., B, BIRTHS. BS 2e ...

... IDEATH OF MR. JAMES JARDINE. We sincerely regret to have to announce the deathofMr.James Jardine,of Brookdale, Alderley Edge. Mr. Jardine had been in failing health and confined to his room for some weeks. During his last hoars he Iwas attended by Dr. Renaud and his son-in law, Dr. Wolfenden, his deatb taking place early on Sunday morning. The de- ceased for some 30 or 40 years played a, promi ...

... OBITU AP IY. 41 ?? The death is reported of Mr. Richard Blackstock, ( head of the firm of R. Blacketock and Co., cotton th brokers, Liverpool. It The death is announced at Antwerp of Br. Van ' Rysselbergb, the celebrated electrician, wlh was best b known by his invention of the motoorgrapb. id The death is announced of one of the most celebrated statesmen of Denmark in the person of; ...

... Births, -Marriages, and pea1hs. These Notices rar Inserted in the 'MAlio sXR Witi TIAEM and, Exmss for (WE CHARGE 18 word*s 1e 6a., and- rd for ever additional 9 vwords. Ubless forwarded through an agent,11hoy must In aethbieti. . cated as well as prepaid. BIRTH, BURT-A>RSHALL.On 7th Jauary, tbe' wife of Joaes : Burt-Marshall, of Luncarty, Perthuhire; of a daughter. MARRIAGES. ALLEN-HINDEI ...

... 0 B IT U A.R YF. The death is announced of Mr. Sohn ffaverfield governor of Walton Prison, Liverpool,. The death is reported of Mr. Thomas Barber, head of the firm of Barber, Walker, and Co., colliery pro. prietors, Notts and Derbyshire. The firm employs 4,01J0 hands. Sir John Don Wnrichope, Bart., of Edmonston died on Tuesday of influenzi.. At one time the deceased was chairman of the ...

... 6DEATh' O MR. W. H I UaN. MN ' It is with sincere-)gret Wve record thre death of Mr. .Williaw' founsxgi iHiggin, Q.C., J.P., Ohnirmafl of the Qalford Hundred and Preston Courts of fltiartkr Sesions. The sad evnijt: hock p~lace at' fhpbort. on. lgonday. after- noobl. - goo ?? d - ,. T-hecceaned' gehtletban' came of'a; Oood 614, Lincolnshire family; a be was distantly re- lated to the Hous 7oF ...