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London, England, 1857-01-21 00:00:00

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[When the date for making up a mail falls on a Sundal►
the mail remains open until the day fallowing ; azcipt in the
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CH/RP CONSTABLE POR NORTHIIMBEBLAND. -- At
meeting of theNerthumberland county magistrates, he'
iilnlajtollre BMroWent,lioafilßoNlt: Bolton
-hall,
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was
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of the 60 candidates chief constable of the new polio.
force organising in the county of Northumberland. Th.
force under Major Brown will consist of 15 superinten'
dents, four mounted constables, and 40 ordinary police
011;eiretnr;si.n—gtTonhe will of James Meadows Ronde!, F.R.s'f
under 100,000/.
palace-gardens;alsothewill
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14,000/ ; Lieutenant-General Thomas Morgse:►
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H.E.1.C., 20,000/. ; Captain William Laugharne, R.N.:_
40,000/., and has left charitable bequests ; Frederick
4,Woionoslo.
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James Young G. p
,Es7;yf,Fairre,dm.eripck.:sp-piciaccade,ilolyl, 40
Old,
the Rev, William Lashmer Batley, Rector of Woodford,
Northamptonshire, 12,000/.

BIRTH:a;
OP A SOL
ebio
Onness theof 18th inste.
~ at Mareticno, near Dublin, the Mx" Kildar
On the 19th inst., at Blithfleld, Staffordshire, the Leal
Bagot
Jones, Esq , of Pantglas,
On the 17th inst., at 82, Eaton
square, the wife of D.

of A DM:MEM:R.
,On ti:o 15th inst. at 46, Park-street, the wife of Colonel
Henry Cartvrright'Gredadier Guards.
On the 17th inst., at 38, King William-street, city, ale
wife of Charles Stuart Cansdell, Esq.
MARRIED.
On the 20th inst at St. George's, Hanover-square,
G.C.B. ,to Georgian& Mar the
Major the Mon. Walla,' m Ja,mos Colvile, Rifle Brigade►
second son of the late Gen. the Hon. Sir Charles Colville,
Bo.illie ,Esq., of Doebfour,y;nd LaLlv Georgians Baillie.
On the 20th inst ,at St. James l'
's ,2i&rch, Lieut.-Colonag
second daughter of Evart
Henry Gooch, late of the Coldstream Guards, to Frances
Elizabeth, eldest (laughter of the late R. Knight, Esq.,
°f .134r°18, Warwickshire, and Grosvenor-square.

On the
11" r 19th inst at Harewood House, Leeds, Job
9 Montagu, onlyi son of Lord and Lady Wharnclige,
aged 9 months and 10 days.
On the 18. h inst.
suddenly, at 137, Stanley-street, Pirti"
lice, Ambrose Wm.' Perkins, Esq.
PeOrrn the 17th inst., at Walton-on-Trent, the Rev. 11.
ott, M.A.
Georgeinst., Butler, Esq., late Secretary to the Board of Ord
nance, Pall-mall, aged 75.
On the 17th inst. at Great Russell-street, BloomsburP
Mr-A. Tolleth aged 65.
011 the 18th inst., at Edinburgh, Mrs. Guthrie Wright,
widow of the late Thomas Guthrie Wright, Esq., Auditor
of the Court of Session.

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