... 1S Births, Marriajges, and Deathls. IThe charge for Notices of Birthls, Mtarriages, and Deathls etIi9 One Shilling for Sixtcen W~ords, and; Sixpenee for sr every subsequent Eight Wlords, eachl day. They are c repeated in tlho BUISTOT, MEiSCUISY 8UPPLEBIENT Willh- ts out exlra charge. Ilhe nante and address of tlhe sender. .O muust in every cassc accomlpany tihe notico. 1.- a ~BIRTHS., re ...

... le Births, Marriages, and Deaths. a n charge for Notlces of Births, Marriages, and Deatls ?? ubsequetit Eight Words, each day. Theyar i- rpeat Iin thle BRlsTOL; MtEacuar SUPPLEMENT Wllh~ Cttctacharge. Tihe name and address of utle sealeer rt mus3t In every ease accompany the notice. re t BIRTHS. h ?? 7, at Ilsirgtofl (ittage, ]orch 'ster, tle wife of Capt Charles P W. KCiuder'leg, iate curd- h ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. The charge £or'.Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths Is One Shilling for Sixteen Words, and Sixpence for every subsequent Eight Words, each day. They are repeated in thle BRISTOL MERCURY SUPPLEMENT with- Ou~t extra charge. The name and address of the so edor must In every case accompany ?? notice. BIRT1HS. BFaTnoNt,-February 4, at Cleeve Court, Somerset, the ...

... IIji tlic, Marriages, and Deaths. Ile charge lor Notiees OE Births, Marriages, and Deatls is One s hilling for Sixteent *Vords, and Seixpecee for every eubte~uiteot Light Words, each day. They are receated in the B~tISTOL DtEisCUfY 8i5l>Pr.1IFNT With- out extra chlargc. The namne aud address of the sender nutut in every case acconmpany the notice. BIRtTHS. BEFISLEY,-M8Y ll, at Belgravo crsceat ...

... Ls Births, Mlarriages, and Deaths. The charge for Notices of Births, Marriages and Delths is One Shilling for Sixteen Words, and kixpence tor cvery subsequent Eight Words, each day. They are repeated in thle BRISTOL MERcuRY SUPPLEMSNT with- out extra oharge. The name and address of tue sender IDuSt Wn every case accompany the notice. BIRTHS. AUSTIN.-June 11, at Beaufort wvest, Bath, the wife ...

... DEATH O)F SIR ALGEIINON NEELD. Slr Algernon William ?Neeld, Bsrt., of Grlttleton house, Chlppenham, died at tive o'clock on Saturday morning. Sineo the middle of M~ay thes decaased baronet has been confined to hls bed through an internal malady, but a short time elnce It was reported that he was greatly imnproving and it waBS sincerely hoped that be would be able to get about again. Heasrt ...

... VC4th of @C ?? Juixell We deeply regret to have to record the death of Mr George Fussell, J.P., C.C., at the age of 54 years, which occurred at his residence, Hillside, Klngswood, yesterday morning at 4 30. The deceased gentleman had been the victim of a most painful disease, and lingered in pain throughout a most trying winter only to fall at the opening of spring. Pernlilous antemia and ...

... FUNERAL OF MRS PERCY B. CRIPPpS, Amidst many signs of respect and regret Mrs Percy R. Cripps was buried in a grave a.ljoining the graves of her father and mother In the Winford Churchyard on Saturday afternoon. The mourners ?? Percy R. Cripps (husband), ( l dys, Sybil, Olive, and Greville (children), Mrs C,;,bins, Mes Metford, Mrs Browne-Davies, Miss Josihine Tripp, Miss Annie Tripp (sisters), ...

... WEDDING AT STOKE BISHOP. Considerable interest was shown in the weddin, of Mr Charles Strachan and Miss Bessie Louise Clarke at St. Mary's, Stoke Bishop, on. Wednesdiy. The Rev J. Michtl Clarke, of Drayton, Derbyshire, and the Rev Canon Alford, vicar of Stoke Bishop, officiated. The service was choral and the church was prettily decorated. Dr Ogilvy acted as bast man, and Mr Leigh Clarke ...

... e 30th- Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Ienry Ho'- IThe hliarge for Notices of Births, Marriages, and Deaths ertek is OnII shilling for Sixteou Words, aua ?? ,or aosont evry subsequent Eiglht Words. cali dav. They ;o.re repeated in the BlRIsroL ANEUCuRYr SUPPLimN'Fr with. rthttr out extra charge. The namc and ald'w'-e of thle cderi Acon, inuet in evcly case accorupany the notice. eorgei ?? ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. ihe Chargse ?? of fltrthx, marriagns, and Deaths is ulne Shilling ior Bixtoer oros, aid Sixpecea for every subsequent Eligllt Words, each day, 'rhey are repeated ib the BRIsTOL MErCURY SUPPm1311EMENT wilt- out extra charge. The r amne and address oi the sender linut ?? evejy case accon-3atly the notice. ,BritTIhO. Al,.Tausjr n.x- Iiirnary 16, at the Lawn, ...

... stunetal of tug Bell A. C tw.igfjt. Yesterday the funeral of the Rev W. Cartwrlght was largely attended. There were present Churoh people fromn s~l parts of the extensive parish of 'Westbury-on-Trym, of which the deceased gentleman bad been vicar for upwards of half a century. For many years he was accustomed to take duty at Westbury Church on alternate Sundays, and up to a comparatively ...