... to that question, and it was that letters addressed Alderley had found their way to Alderley Edge, and that the exist. ence of Alderley Edge as a post-office address caused some confusion at Alderley. Such ...

... town, lW., March a2. TRAyORS, Mrs. P. F., at Great Carlton, Lincoln. shire, March 27. WATIERNOUSE, Mrs. J. Crewdson, at Alderley. Edge, Cheshire, March 27. WATT, Mrs. Alexander Y., at St. Luke's-road, Westbourne Park, March 23. DAUGHTERS. BEATSON, wife ...

... 27. shire, March 27. ?? ?? Alts. i.'cdstzik J., at Gloucester-terrace, WATI EtRHiiS, Airs. J. Crewdsan, at Alderley- L 3de latk, Alarch 27. Edge, Cheshire, March 27. C, -ItiN, Nils. tlancis F., at Sloane.strect, WATT, Mrs. Alexander V., at St. Luke's-road ...

... the past week at Alderley Edge and the district around, through an alleged refusal on the part of the rector, the Rev. E. J. Bell, to read the funeral service over the bo[ly of Miss Anne Burgess, the daughter of a farmer at Alderley Edge, who died from ...

... Arfcea ene who is a thorn in the side of our countrymen there, and an item in the hordes who periodically carry destruction and death into the colony, and are with difficulty driven out by the very troops to whom in proper hands they might prove such valuable ...

... the college; whilst the crowds of spectators dispersed in all quarters. DEATH 05 VicE-ADMIRAL THE Hog. SRn PICHA,,i SAUNqDERS DuTNim-S, K.C.B.-We regret to snnounco the sudden death of the above gallant Admiral, Senior Naval Lord Commis. sioner of the Admiralty ...

... Macclesfield, and the other Miss Stephenson, daughter of a friend. On arriving at the top of Alderley Edge the horse took fright, galloping down the steep into Alderley so as to greatly atlarm the occupants of the vehicle. On nearing the Trafford Arms Hotel ...

... et. r Sir Charles Wood arrived in London on Monday from his a seat, Hickleton Hall. Lord Stanley of Alderley returned to town yesterday from Alderley-park. r His Royal Highness the Geueral Commanding in a Chief will hold a levee at I o'clock to-morrow ...

... birds of prey, who seize them and beat them with their wings, and usually manage to bill them by thus driving them over the edges of pre- cipices. South of Chatir Kul the country is hare and slaty, and of a very dreary, althougsh mountainous, cha- racter ...

... and upon their coming up, Mitchell said to them l What, you have got a gun or two I see, lads. They made no reply, but ene of them, named Broadbent, pointed his gun towards Mitchell, as if he was about to fire. . Mitchell said to them If you have ...

... than those of the five weeks preceding. In the ten years 1848-67 the average number of deaths in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,061; but as the deaths now returned occurred in a population which has annually increased, they can only be compared ...

... population, including.the military. In London 2.429 births and 1.665 deaths were re- gisteted last week. After makling 'dueallowance for increase: of population, the birtbs were 101, and the deaths 27, above'thd avetage numbers in the cor. respondieg'weeks of ...