... -BIRTES, -MARRIAGES. AND DEATH-I A eharq of Ose S-t. Sau-mn >N1- Stxrfr.E r'ctn eM above mo>tices not ex'eifwg td 1 s Enrd l ,, I loe trigir words; Sifoewe era. powot s.,tro flt5 ti , payooat. A eaoaru eezoonaa oi.st lA ,/Wg.asdV m 't1 20- edefress o, thfe strner. Meionai ,wo~t' v I,r Zn emriz.vrem}a 4; 'eionl MIARRIAGEFS. - ra BHfO- ?? the 21st iLs.. at flrjrb.- ; vinaicde, Glasgow (by thme ...

... :BurS TIL1BGZSI -FTUNERAL OF SM RE FANE. Carrceaom, Merth ?? fquneral of the, late Sir Edmund, Fuse, th Britis~h Minister, took placeI Zn-os z, the service being lield at elev;ea o'clock, in p0 Aae ih churchi of St. Alban. Amon- t~hose ?? 'King Chritti-n the Crown l'prnne, Hansof ~ksbog, lt. Sorria, Ce Fre- 'etheothr Mnisers th rembers of the aplounte Bodyrepresetativesof the Anna and 'he ...

... FUNERAL OF LADY EMILY FOLEY. The funeral of Lady Emily Foley took place at Stoke Edith, near Hereford, yesterday afternoon. The ar- rangements throughout were very simple, in accordance with the expressed wish of the decc~ased ; but many persons were present to pay their last tribute of respect. Among the family mourners and visitors were Mr. Paul Foley (heir to the Stoke Edith estates), Lord ...

... BIRTH4S, anaRIAGES. D DEAi. A cloarooef flo Samr,Tsn A'Ier VlXPtIStt rrreeiut ' tle mo, notic-s uxo A.xL&5/J -e!Pos PtS. 'rt larse (iorsois tsrttv: ozrsenerrs. pD' A as . s.: 'b -s- feonc~cn 6nt. o Ass sooeroeexa: -toL toa be U -. address ovf the ocedr. Mer~aes-dflncss l(irtirssefrs-,rasr '1 nzra= BEIRTES. 1PnrrsCnrCoTN.--On the 'lth inDt., 3 t T:.!te wi'e of WV. A. lrockingten, tf a dar;ghier ...

... 3R@TE -S, -A iRRAGE!S, AND DEAT'I;- A elrersse of OSE SMiMVutocn akNrlxrEscE. vr pti a- id 3 ! cte abs-or n uils test tfe rrioq tcsy words. For ?? Use rite ?? rera. Posta., ietts 0510511' payasy . 4naeo-nssrns ?S. It rsismrd itS tbea ss:a .0 c ddrrss of the srucd'r. JRestorian' rotlicea ( ITS ' teruri;ts, I ct similar raots. EPot-DrAux.-On the 5th irst., at Acock's Green. the r'fe ;! James ...

... DEATH OF COUNT BENEDETTI Count Vincent Beuedett-i, French .Ambastador at Berlin in 1870, died yesterday. He hbs for some years been living quietly, far removed from the F publicity which at one time was his portion. In- deed, to the present. generation he was fast begin- re ning to be little more than a name. A native of iD tCorsica, ho was born in 1815. In I148 be was acting: at as French ...

... BIRTHS, IRRIAGE, AND) DEPATES. I chargeof Olr S=Zt'.qrGe :eX> STn7T ; repzt;ieaf !f WAmzeODe tbee not iedSW t eenst words ea - Meley, emseA (el-h. toe & Sedpce e atr7. Pese sot ?? tr b D patneat Aaaoere mut te aut tentett~j tL ey ?? Artdreee odaec wsdo _ _ _ _ _ _ _ -. 4 WA~D.-n the4th inSt.. at qeeswood Rod oseieL, *- of James 3 Ward, of a son. SW~ss s.-O the3 3rd int, at 5?. Gladston Road ...

... BIRTHS, IMAPRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Aie~harge of I)N- SHrt.rNG 0yvD Srze ?? prryo.4. i ' t abone -rotsces nor ez-t 'i7o, terenr4 lcrs. fobr - r-ry 1-z ?? ac. 7;;. ?? b: clat b0OiFOvxa:. AnWo&fn,,esrts aust be ?? by ?? 7WJ4 address of ?? edstler. Memorial nwoles i(I Mea-riarn' a similaC rate. BIRTHS. Hrnt.-On the 9th inst., the wife of A-ex. M1l. 37, C'arlO Bz@ SInall Heath, of a soD. id.ARmO.r ...

... FUNERAL OFT MR. GEORGE INGALL. The body of Mr. George Ingall, who died on Friday last, at his residence, Mounthurst, Gravelly Hill, was interred yesterday afternoon, at the Witton Ceme- tery. Prior to the interment a service was held at the Hart Memorial Church, Gravelly Hill, which was erected under the superintendence of thie deceased, The church was amply filled by the relatives and friends ...

... BETHS, M. RL.RI.GES, .4ND DEATE S A czrge of Os 0t S arrr.-.7toG .0. D ,r X Pr * lObeerh^ ri.o 9Tt-Z'j ^it r '~rK2' dN ?? For y how~l (e;,ht to)rth.) Si.ates'V.-ZCe'~ P°'s,.5 ' 5nCS 5 ; ofltwsfe 4Awboootmt'O mat.: bi 'nidress qf the sother. Messericz storioea ( i I7a dfettserioos 'a g, dedlar razt i BIRTH. Bwtnow.-On the 20th inst, at Parenh~urSt ETJ'. V71fe of F. pmytmoosi Burton, of a Su. _ ...

... BIRTHS, 4RRIAGaES, AND DEIT A, Sg c rrrvc, r; A ?? 0f O wxi S ?? ANt, t cr..PreC, a ,d je aleee fw s SOG rzecdinq lwcrtyl 5 3 Fort e rl Uie (eighteards) Sipcsec etra. Porsu L X be p~~xerur ?? bc de sacl3 =res of tie sender. Bzo-sosr~~~oanch mta~ 63, 2iyo ttB Lale5 the wife of Anhur B. Benson. of s.on. W- t a Ot CiL.&RE-On the 18th be_-, at Z6&, ?? s5 ee Tliomas Clarke, of a sOn. MARHIAGE La ...

... DEATH OF EARL HOWE. we regret to announce the death -of Earl Howe, which took place at his countrvy eat, Twvcross, Gop- sall, Leicestershire, early yesterday morning. The earl had been in doeble health for some time, and during the past few days a fatal termination was ex- pected. Richard William Penn Curzon-Howe, C.B., the i third earl, was borr February 14, 1822, and suc- t coeded to the ...