The Sun.
London, England, 1867-12-16 00:00:00

Births. 3 P
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NELsoN- On the 13th inst., at 38, Middleton-I.° ' ,'
ston, the wife of Alfred Nelson, of a son. )11
ItErss —On the 13th inst., at Hopefield, Pen dlet°'" iia
chester, Mrs. Emil Reiss, of a daughter. ./1 ("
A. Ripley, Esq., of a son. '
.RIPLEY—On the 13th inst., at Surbiton the -wife °
Marriages. 01,'
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lIAW.LEY--LANGFORD —On the 14th inst, at Twic,.": J• et
William Henry, eldest surviving son of 11°1":0105
Hawley, of that parish, to A l'ff Isabella, ? a
daughter of the late A. Langford,Y o°fuJeorsey. v.ii,y1)5,1,
TRUNINGER—GEACII—On the 12th inst., tit,l'rl eiticie;o
Church, Sussex, J. U. Truninger, Es(l-, ''' f- tile
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terrace, London, to Harriett Georginl, widoNg °- f I r
Charles S. Leach, Esq., and younger daughter °
S. Burrell, Esq., of llighfleld Park, Sussex.
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Deaths. 1 V 0111 ,
ASHBY—On the 13th inst., at Ilercula-terraeoi "- ,-,
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Elizabeth, the widow of Robert Ashby, 114'
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Camberwell, aged 78. aL.- ik
SCHOFIELD—On the 12th inst ,at Tan-yr-Allti lii'' J °
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Eliza, wife of Andrew Schofield, E:51., ~ 0
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harp, aged 67.
TAYLOR—On the 13th inst., at Putney, Williams
the infant son of J. L. Du Plat Taylor, Esq.. .i.1(1111!1,5t.,
WELSH—On the 13th inst., at Tay well House,
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Kent, Mary Ann, widow of the late TWA:MS AY ('' ;
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aged 65. ill,ti gr.
WARwick—On tho 12th inst., at Notting—
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Warwick, aged 76.
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