... MARRIED 20th ult., at Hadleigh, by the Very Rev. H. B. Knox, Thomas Joseph, eldest son of Mr. Thomas Gray, Ald. ham, to Dorcas, daughter of Mr. George Gardiner, of London. 24th ult., at St. Mary's, Newmarket, Mr. James Lin- coln, to Mary Jennings. 25th tilt., at the Catholic Chapel, Bury St. Edmund's, Mr. John Mills, coachmaker, to Mary Ann Faiers, both of Burv St. Edmund's. 25th ult., by the ...

... DEATHi OF Tl'E BISHOP OF ANTIGUA, It is with the deepest regret that we record the death of the Lord Bishop of Antigua, Dr. Rigaud, lately Head Master of Queen Elizabeth's School, in this town. The melancholy intelligence was received by the Royal Mail Company's ship La Plata, which reached Southamp. ton on Wednesday last. We extract the following from the Anetigua Observer of ?? 19:- The ...

... MAR RIAGE OF THE REV. H. M. DYER I I AND MISS BEADEL. Tuesday last was a day of high festival at Springfield, the occasion being the marriage of the Rev. Hardwicke Mills Dyer, rector of Shottesbrooke and vicar of White Waltham, Berkshire, to Lilian Mary, eldest daughter of Mr. W. J. Beadel, of Springfield Lyons. Both bride and bridegroom are much respected in this neighbour- hood-the bride as ...

... f&-r Announcenments of Births, and Marrsage an- nouncemenlts withlt No Cards attached, are charged as advertisements. MARRILA GES. BEED-GABDINRU.-17th Jan., at Napier, Hawke's Bay, N.Z.,James Reed, M.D., ?? Waipakurax, to Kate, third daughter of William Gardiner, Auck- land, N.Z., late of Horringer, Bury St. Edmund's. WooLNoUG1I-BAYLEs.-18th inst., at Haleswortb, Edward Woolnough to Agnes ...

... ths, and Marriage an- nnoucements ivith No Cards attached, are -charged as advertioemernts. MARRIAGES. CAMPTON - MANN - 26th ult., at Bury St. Edmund's, J. Campton, eldest son of Mr. J. Campton, Antelope. Inn, Coventry, to Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. C. Mann, Duke of Edinburgh Inn, Bury St. Edmund's. SIER-WOODCOCK.-26th ult., at Tsliogton, Charles Morris, second son of Mr. William ...

... Announcements of Births, and Marriage an- nouncements with No Cards attached, are charged as advertisements. :BIRTH. PHILLIPPS.-7th inst., at 63, Courtfield-gardens, the wife of Major-General H. Pye Phillipps, late 2nd Queen's, of a daughter. M AURIAGES. HAYWARD - STEMBEL.- 17th July, at Richmond, Australia, Maurice A. Hayward, of Melbourne, Austra- lia, second son of P. H. Hayward, Sudbury, ...

... S4-T Announicements of Births, and M'arriage an- fiouncemnents with No (lards attached, are charged S as advertisements. MARRIAGES. b B.LES-BENNETT.-2nd inst., at St. Mary-le-Tower v Church, Ipswich, by the Rev. Canon Turnock, Frank h Alfred, youngest son of the late G. W. Bales, of the c Cornhill, Ipswich, to Ellen Mary, only daughter of the t late John Bennett, and step-daughter of Mr. J ...

... 62 Annoi tncamenlts of Births, aud Marsnage a15. ?? uith 'No Cards attached, are charged IS as advertifedetelt., B H BIRTH. CoorE.-15th inst., at 75, Belgrave-road, London, the wife of Mr. J. B. Cooke, of twin daughters- el MAARRIAGES. El ROBINSON--G;IBBINS.-4EI1 inst., at St. John's Church, p Kensington, Frederick Robinson, Victoria Villa, h Stownpland, to Lucy Gibbins, Violet-hill, ...

... MARRI&GES. PAsErn-CooPrR.-24th ult., at St. Maurice's Church, York, by the Rev. T. Myers, Mr. Joseph Parker, son of Mr. John Parker, Barker's Hill, York, to Louisa, youngest daughter of Mr. Thomas Cooper, Bury. street, Stowmarket. SxsET-SmnTH.-2nd inst., at Kirby Church, by the Rev. W. Coxhead, rector, Mr. Frederic Skeet, dra- per, second son of Mr. Wmn. Skeet, farnner, Thorpe, to Ellen, ...

... qf Br a iagean' DA' Qgsieest winous C o ards etachsd r chlaryed as Advertisementds oft ScHraEiBmt.2nd inst., at LoweatOft, the wife Of the ra Rev. Henry Ware Schreiber, of a soSS. i M1ARRIAGES. sI Boynr-ALD8X -7th Oct., at Yokohama, W. Douglas we1 Boyd, Es to Miss B. M. Alden, daughter of the hour late Mr. 41-s. Alden, of Colchester. SUSPI (,ABRL1-WHAYMi;A.-26th uit., at St. Mary's to at ...

... A~wtiititcememts of Births, ?? iavn nouncements with No Cards attached, c e& arged' rasAdvertisernents. MARRIAGES. §E~4T~sf3O¢DDAY.-45t December, 1869, at the Cathe. dra!tta~d~ti~ by the Rev. J. Cave-Brown, Brigadier- General* IeHAiBiXine, eommanding at Dinapore, to Charlotte, eldest iadthter of Horatio Goodday, M.D., Bayawater, London.' Asa& i Bias JjNaoct4.-20th- ?? Bees' ?? of Melbourne ...

... DEATH OF MTR. JAMES ALLEN BANSOME. On Tuesday last we published a abort statement as to Mr. Ransomes health, which must have given many of his friends in the county much uneasiness. We now have the melancholy duty to perform of recording Mr. Ransome's death, The grand old man, to meet whom casually was a pleasure; to know him personally, an addition to the joys of one's existence, is no more ...