... Births, Marriages, and Deatij BIRTas, DEATIsTS. I nr.\t' j t I~IANCHr>S'LTth 'VEI:KLY Vril ti at til .. ' alzpepc* per lilnei Pl I j t' if Thlo nname and addres of tbe aen*llr ah 5tL3 . given to Youch authenticity, tit s Ct - cannot appear. -21 ; ?? BARt1OWV.-On th1o 14111 ;lI't.,zit(@l\-fli thol wife of a. F.. Barjcaofj O1,;,,ll E MCLIMI)NT.-O1 Aligiltti Hthl, ait ., Qiuebtec, the wifo of .1 ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deat BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAOSS it MANCHESTER Wthe r Tf'es t i sixpence per line wheR a priaid or, i1t er aecount, an additional ?? is n hti The name and address of tho S nder in all s i given to vouch authenticity, 3 cannot appear. : BIRTHS, ADAMS. - At Sunny Bank, Wilplhirre on inst., the wife of Wm. Dacre AdaT1' f tai BLUcNT.-On Sunday, 12th inst., at Rf ar Prestwich ...

... . *: ; _. OBI I , ?? .WiI'iPi'i~?rtQ~ spee tor for the Ile ?? Man distriofof tho N lt'i liights nOimissiobers, did at NPoit St. lary i.Sitrdaq nijht, ?? 85. i .. 'ho 'death isreopdrtedd otlie 'Rev~. Thomse Kfrhbaias, -MIA., Vicar of. 'Colton, in the dioosse of Carlisle, wl~o exchangeatli livia2 near. Btawford for Colton in 18Y5. .Dajoasisd had .bcesia-'failliigcbealtlsfor so'me ime, silt waais ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deatht -BuarneS bDEATEB. NX~'R&E tre inserted in MANCHESTER WEEKLY Tisirsts at the rat si~pence per line When Prepaid, or, if eat acacoun t, an additional sixpence per notice is terej The name and address of the sender in all Caees given to vouch authenticity, othervi . tce asto cannot appear. TBTHS. EvANs.-TLo Mr. and Mrs. TlhomnatH IH avan, tt stan, Didsbury, on the ...

... Births, Marriages, and e BI3rTHB, DEATHS, MARRIAOESl are ;n%9r ?? MANCHESTEsR WEEKLY TiMEYs at tb i ?? per line when prepaid, ort iilfet -1 account, an additional ?? per notke r' The name and address of the gender in al erba given to vouch authenticity otherAiR' tl cannot appear. d5 tin a BIRTHS. BEXTNF'rt--Osl tile 25th iust., at Stodlr en-le-Frith, the wife 'If Johni 1tellut BOVWDENX-O the ...

... DEATH OF THE FRENCH I I . P911SIDENT. 'Al. Felix Faure, President of the French Republic, Pt died on Thursday evening last week on the stroke of ten, from an apoplectic seizure. It had been known for some time that Al. Faure suffered from a heart FY affection. The first intimation that he was worse than usual came at half-past six ill the evening, when a message was despatched to M. Dupuy, the ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths BlBTItS, DEATHS, ?SIARIAGES are inssrte i CMAwcHESTERt WEEELY TIEs at the raF sixpence per line when prepaid, or, if' etsre.l o! account, anadditionaljixpence per noticeis The name and address of the sender in all s ec Riven to ?? authenticity, othercise eas to t cannot appear. ?? MAXRIA6ES. BAILOW - AsHWonTH-. -)ecomber 6th, at S Saviour's Churub, Upper ...

... .OBITUAIY. , .. I r. Thomaas Swift, of Liverpool, a barrister well knowv in the north of England, died very suddenly on Tuesday. ?? Bowen, late of the Bombay Staff Corps, died at Tenby on the 22nd inst., at the'age of 70. Ho entered the Army in 1844. Mr. R. L. Dwelley, a' membr of the Crewe Town Council and president of the Crewe Conservative Asgociation, died on .Weduesday. after a very brief ...

... -irths, Marriages, and Deaths, BIBTHS, DItATnS. MAiSRIAAES GrSN ?? ij,, M.ANOHESIRTE WEEKLY TImpES at tle5 rat, m eirpence per line when prepaid., or, Ui erterol t' aecount, nn additional sirpence per notico The name mnd address of the sander in all cases to b, given to voueh authenticity, otherwise the Dltict cannot appear. BIRTHS. An~oLD.-On Feb. 15th, at San Salvador, A wife of Frederick ...

... I i LORD ESHER TiThe death took place, at his London residence, early on Wednesday morning, of William Baliol Brett, Vis- count Esher, the late Master of the Rolls. Lord Beler, who, prior to his judicial career, was a member of the Northern Circuit, was well known in Manches- ter. In 1864 and 18&5 he unsuccessfully contested Rochdale in the Conservative interest, but was after- wards elected ...

... . I I OBIT UARY; MR. ROBBBT NALL. The death' is announced of Mr. Robert Neill, of the! well-known firm of Messrs. Robert Neill and Sons,' builders and contractors, of this city. Born in DIrn-, Iriesshire, in 1817, Mr. Neill began businesson. his oiwn account in this city in 1842,- 'rnd his Colnectiqn rapidly increasing, numerous and extensive ?? l were made to plant and works until the ...

... ~ . Iil- ~~ B I. UA .~R; , ThI u.a~ i, p j4 tteaeo .f~i. ~~ 'cl~ie~~ppgin~er of ,the. On~-edo ii j ?? ?? en~ged hi the leyn at ?? I h~.- ieoinoiduu~e; 'thst -both thhnicas ?? a the it election' for New Oros Wartd, MrlRk Afe(,oaiek, 'and now MAr.,_Lloyd, haVo~ance, dy They were bath inill-heelth at the tine.', M3r Llo3yd did no~t ofteii- speak at C'uncl meetins, baukrihi'wa dpevotfd to his ...