... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. BIRTHS. REYsOLDS.-February 15, the wife of Walter Jaines Reynolds. of Peter street, Bath, of a son. YALLTROTr.-February 11, at Bath, the wife of Charles Henry Wallroth, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. COX-11..-February 14, at St. Luke's Church, South Lyncoimbe, Bath, Arthur Stanley, son of Edward Cox, of Sonning, Bcrks, to Edith Mary, daughter of Willianl Hill, ofNew ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. The charge for 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 the BRISTOL MERCURY SUPPLF.MPNT With- out extra, charge. Tile name and address o1 tse sender must in every case accompany the notice. BIRTHS. 13r'OWNE.-February 4. at Bournemouth. the wvife of the ...

... n MARRIAGE OF dt MR CHARLES E. C. BROWNE it At Christ Church, Lancaster Gate, London, W., on d Saturday afternoon, in the presence of a large and d fashionable assembly, the very pretty wedding was Y solemnised of Mr Charles Ernest Christopher Browne a and Miss Florence Amelia Woolfrey Bridge, of 50, s Inverness terrace, Bayswater, W. Tka bridegroom is a solicitor with the eminent legal firm ...

... J~jl4a¢, $arlageS, atib EDeatgji. The charge for NWotices of Birthr, Mariages, ao Deaths Is One shillilng tor Slixteen Words, ?? izesfls for every subsequent Eight Words. each day. They are repeated in tbe BRIOTOL MEROURls SOI'LEInlTr with- out extra charge. The name cad aditress d tbe sender must ih every case aecompny thel~ notice, BIRTH. UFLABD..-April 8th, at Two Mile sHill, Kiagswood, the ...

... FUNJERAL OF MB G. ASHMEA1D, Perndntldenh sad spauriaualih! with Ithe rail. glooe work ofth e WkMr George Ashmead attended the oeivice at Buckhegbam 0hapel, Cliftnh. whioh .RelltMty pie: ,thintpah ofh l~enaiin at .Arnoo' Vselniwpetsry. Ihwuoa a lonwg ueareer hr Ashnaesd w5 Ja lpromfient figure in Npnoontozmilit ,ltolelo4 a1d nrowloear intr ,anuveo. PLAmpa. than la connection with the ohumebh ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths, The charge for Notices of Births, 'lavrhge feci is One Shilling for Sixteen Woerde. andie ?? every subsequent Eight Words, each (ev. They ca repeated in the BrUSTOJ. ?lflCcc1 SrrcLcersrt out extra charge. le enanie and atidaec;i tlhe±; must in every case accompany the tic BIRTHS. FrANaTesT-JUS e 14, at, St. Johjn' I-; ?? evife of James Franlitin, o1 a diw':2 ?? ...

... Births, Marriages, and Deaths. Om r to ian The charge for Notices of Births, Mlarriages, and Deaths; is One Slhil]ing tor Sixteen Words, and Sixtpence for fa every bubsequent Eight Words, each day. They are ' ind repeated in the BRisror. MeRCURY Sr'-i'.erUHNr wVithl- Otut extra charge. The name and address of thie sender mist in every case accompany tile noti ce. 'ip. of BIRTll. ow Barr.-April ...

... IWABRIAGE AND DIVOBOG KI a LO kt d La IL 'S 0 ., At d I 8 BUBIDICANAL CONFERENCE is BRITOL. A conference Wa, held:lasS might at he Okaptsa Boom of She Cathedral Ln conneetion w 1i the ura deanery of Bristol, when the subjeet Ma riage and Divors,' which is to be one of the mattera for 0on. sidesation at Us Diloces Confeieno, was disuonsed. The Bur Dean (Canon Cornish) preslded, and there was ...

... MARRIAGE OF BIR C. W. FIREBUACE. Yesterday afternoon, at St. PIter's, Eaton square, London, the marriage was hold of Mr Cordell William Firebrace (formerly of the 7th Ilussars), of Devon- shire cottage, MMor Coke, Yoovil, Somerset, Soln of Mr I1. T. Firebrace, of London, and Miliss Ida Dorothy Blackwood, daughter of Sir Francis BlaeLwood, fourth baronet, I1., who seived in the Crinea (nmedal v ...

... usD1T55, LL hVtD e, 2rtagt1, anb peatIU. r Thenthaorg Bor Notice of BIrtho , IJm as ige ans Deaths io ie One Shiling tor Sliztsn Wordsl, OnD ispeince for verty ?? Ebght Words, e2a h day. L hey are E repeated« Jn the ESDcToI 312.SClUn SUPPLE MSONS With- oht estra hargo, Tho name and A ddressuh of *tesener E must in every case accmpenynthe notrce, e XATD-NoveLer 10. Bt the Pout Ofaoi, oad Piock, ...

... WEDDIING IN CLIFTON. MR H. W. W. ATCHLEY AND MISS M. STEELE, There was a large congregation at St. Paul's Church, Clifton, yesterday, on the occasion of the marriage of Mr Henry Wilmot Wickam Atchley, oldest son of Mr Atchley, of Oldham Court, Willebridge, to Miss Margaret Steele, third daughter of Dr Steele, of Cliiton villa, Richmond bill, Clifton. Guests began to arrive long before the hour ...

... SWEDDINGS. T DDR'TILLEY -AND' M`ISS ;FLOR`NOE! 'MORIS. *YesterdnyaftertfnOefl, bthe parlaoh ohnrch tIE Nbrth 'P *Ctrny,,.Mi jlerbott FTlley, M.D,, BSc. , (iLndon), surgeon to the London Ear and Throat Hospital, was married to Mies Florence Mortl, Ifith daughtor of Ur Cuthbert B. Norris, of Gwyon Eouse, North Carry.' The ceremony wagrperformed bythe Rev Prebendary B W. E.Buller, and was ...