... SAD DEATH OF A LITTLE GIRL AT IPSWICH. On Saturday afternoon, H.. M. Jaokaman, Esq., the Borough Coroner, held an inquest at the Reapers, Inn, Stoke, on the body of a child named Julia Mary Venn, aged seven years, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Venn, who reside at No. 2, Willoughby Villas. The case was an exceedingly painful one, for the deceased had been suffering only fronm'the previous Tuesday, ...

... FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. S. B. JACKAXAN. The remains of this much lamented gentleman were on Thursday last conveyed to their last resting place in the Ipswich Cemetery. In accordance with. the well-known unassuming character of the deceased gentleman, as well also as with his expressed wishes, the arrangements were as simple as they could pos- sibly be. It was, however, only natural that old ...

... StIsmsox.-Rth inst., at Upper Hardres Rectory, Can- terbury, the wife of the Bev. Foster G. Simpson, rec- tor of Shotley, of a daughter. GAIRF.rr.-15th inst., at The Fems, Smlpe llrikigc, Wicklham-nisarket, Mrs. Edmund Garrett, of a daughter. GIRuANG.-IGth inst., at Knoddishall-liall, Mrs. Edward Henry Girling, of a son. MARRIAGES. Bpcs-Cnoaxu.-9th inst., at Lavenhanm Church, by tile llev. J. ...

... is AnnoixCempnts of Bizhs, artl Mcarriage an- nolctielnts qvith No Cards attached, are chargedZ as Advertisements. a MARRIAGES. HeiHLmrAN-FLoRY.-2nd inst., at Allhallow's Chnrch, Barking, London, by the Rev. E. N, Wilson, George Henry Hillman, of E . M.'s Customs, the eldest son of I, Frederick George Hillman, Esq., of Hammersmith, to Elizabeth Mary, second daughter of Mr. Isaac Flory, rY ...

... Announcements of Births, and Marriage an. nounceessents with No Cards attached, are clarged as Advertisenents. MARRIAGES. JEFFRYEs-THORMAN.-1st inst., at Victoria Park Con- gregational Church, by the Rev. R. H.Lovell, Thomas, son of James Jeffryes, of Clapton, to Sarah Ann, third daughter of Edwd. H. Thorman, of West BHam Gas Works, Stratford, Essex. BoLrcoN-CoBBPTT.-5th inst., at the parish ...

... LAwbod;.-9th inst., att Aldhorough Mlapor, Borough- bridge' Yorkshire, the wife of Andrew Sherlock Law- son,TEsq., of twins-a boy and a girl. WIVsINuSON.-10thi inst. * at Mfountjoy, Pliamnix Park, Dublin, the wifc of Capt. Wilkinson, Royal Engi. neers, of a son. FaaELAN D.-llth illSt., at the Red Ilouse, Yoxford, the wife of Parker W. Freeland, Esq., of a daughter. AVooLNotlr.1n.-3th inst., at ...

... AIaAnnoincoiucnts of Births, and l arrialle An.- Iunvoiiscaeits ivith. N1o Cards acttached, crer charged as Adv~ertfsoinents. TYNDALaL.-19bt November, atit Abbotabacl, Punjah, EI., the wife of Capt. It. Tynda~ll, 2nd Regimnict Panjab lInfcantry, of a son. PLAuf-20th inst att Wickhamn-mctrhet, the wife of T1hocnvu Lloyd Pflica, Esq., of a daughter. MARRIAGES. Sni'Nair-n-Knitcurit.-1'Jth ...

... 0 Aw!coaccments of Births, -ad.H Marriage AIL. no ?? With Cards attached, are charged z Adlvertisenients. BIRTH. HAiMIOND:-11th inst., at Ipswich, the wife of C. 1 Hammond, Esq.) M.D., of a son. MARRIAGES. GRAY-ASHvTO-24th ilt., at Horneastle, by the Rev. J. Brogvue, Henry, the youngest son of the late lr. Thomas Gray, of Aldham, in this county, to Mary Jane, eldest daughterof Mr.Wm.Ashton, ...

... Announcements of Births, and Marriage A- nouncements with No Cards attached, are charged as Advertisements. BIRTHS. HILL-1st inst., at Buxhall Lodge the wife of the Rev. H. Hill, of a son. ALEXANDER-4th inst., at Ipswich, the wife of Samuel Alexander, of a daughter.' MARRIAGES. FITZGERALD-GREEN.-24th ult., .at Great Yarmouth, Mr. Thomas Fitzgerald, of Islington, to Francis Mary, youngest ...

... in ces BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES 'sin ion IN ENGLAND AND WALES. l1v, During the last December quarter there were say 215,451 births registered, equal to an annual rate of sayr 353 tier 1,000. The sex proportion was 103 boys to Ihe 100 girls. tli The natural increase to the population in the last ilso three moiths of 1876, by excess of births over deaths, andwas 93,533. The actual increase ...

... DEATH OF ts ILORD PALMERSTON. Ju TIhe fears wvlneh for months past the state of, Lord cc IPalmerston's health has excited, have at length been ow realized. The Rrcat statesman is no, more. Ninny who A saw him towards the close of last parliament, broken he and bent by a rcceat attack of illness, Shook their heads mli and whispered to each other that hie could never meet mi another Parliament. ...

... WEDDING FESTIVITIE8 AT - ELXONDIBTON. A country wedding where the partie. to be maneld are in a good position, is an interesting event which always tends to relieve the monotony of the everyday life of the villagers. On Thursday lasd, on the oc. casion of the marriage of. Miss Walker, the only daughter of Mr. Robert Walker, to Mr. Walter Wriach, of Erwarton Ness, there was perhaps the largest ...