... August 28, in Eaton-terrace, the wife or Richard Augustus Bethell, Esq., of 19, Old-square, Lincohl's-inn, of a son. August 21, at Bath-road, iloulslow, the wife of George Taylor, Esq., M.D., medical superintendent, laud transport corps, Crimea, of a daughter. 1JfatriageS. August 27, at Sculcoates Church, in this town, by the Rev. T. S. Bonnin, Mr. William Eastwvood, of Liverpool, to Eliza, ...

... Yesterday the morthl reinans ot tbe lte k15j f8efto S le Lord-Le tenant' of the 'unty Palatine of Lnit.r. * lo were consigned to.theirt llual resting pisC ein, the family nhe 4 iault at Seft'on rch I4 sorodasce with the 'xpressed B g. wishbof the decoeap4 pdnneral obsequie3 wererconduoted Afts in as fair ?? .'with the utmost privacy. TIh cti'so ! bier i trlbtwesre] i fs OpsOn this.. p.pint, ...

... .. BIRTHS AND DEATHS IN LONDON. The total number of deaths registered in Londint in the week that ended last Saturday wvas 1,003, of which 476 were deaths of males, 527- those of femaeles. This return shows a decrease on that of the previous week, in whbich the number was 1,095. It may be stated in general terms that the mortality is sit present as lowr as it was, at the sames eason, in those ...

... O~ftuavp. THE DuKxE OF SOMEaEs died on Wednesday, at his town resi- dence in Park lane. The deceased peer, Edward Adolphus St Maur, eleventh Duke of Somerset, Baron Seymour of Hache, Baronet, a Knight. of the Garter, Vice-Admiral of the coast of Somerset, ?? ?? and ?? was born on the 24th of February, 1775, and bad consequently completed his eightieth year. He was the son of Lord Webb Seymour, ...

... xARrIED. August 7, at St. James's, Piccadilly, Sir E. S. Prideaux, Bart., of Netherton Hall, Devonshire, to Louisa, widow of the late George Watlington, Esq., of Caldecot House, Herts, and youngest daughter and co-heiress of the late Robert Bodle, Esq., of Wo-olston Hall, Essex. August 1, at St. Paul's Church, Southsea, Alfred Slocock, Esq., of Donnington, near Newbury, Berkshire, to Matilda, ...

... - Death of the Provost of Queen's CoUege. The Rev. Dr. Fox, Provost of Queen's College, died at the Provost's lodgings on Saturday morning last, about three o'clock, in the 81st year of his age. Dr. Fox had been in declining health for the last five years; but it was not until about six weeks since that his illness assumed a serious cha- racter; from that time he took very little nourishment, ...

... BIRTHS. On the 4th inst., at Ballynoe, near Queentown, the wife of Lieutenant W. B. Wright, R.N., H. -.S. St. George8, of daaghter. On the 8th inst., at 18, Hertford-atreet, Mayfair, the Lady Charlotte Neville, of a daughter. On the 7th inst., at Bolten-hall, the Lady Boltonof a son. Ou the 17th ult., at. Bonsionuthe-Rhine, the wife of W. C. Perry, Esq., Pb. D., of a son. On the 31st ult., the ...

... 30 adeBIRTHS. On the 14th inst., at Bosshan, near Helston, Cornwall, the re wife of Captain Glyna 0 rylls, late of the 62d ?? of a to daughter. e On the 15th inst., at Stoke, Devon, the wife of Lieutenant Royer, R.N of H.M.S. Implacable, of a daughter. On the 15th inst., at Wall, near Lichltield, ,Mrs. William ik Mott, of a son. rn On the 15th inst., at Cromer, the wife of J. C, Girling, Esq., ...

... BIRTHS. August 18, at Pu1mp Street, Dc-rry. the Wifc of Dr. Roega-tn, of' it sol Aitigist 21), at Miolliview lHotase, Mulali englh Bridge, ncar I Dliliti. Mrs. Stitlinog Stutart, of a taiglktt~i. Algast 20. at A.'('irt VXilli liaierstowr, thle wvife af CergO R e tie ac X.tIlt-lei, Esq., of a soil. August 10, at Sn lorlrd Illosd, Londtlon, the Iu)ehesi Ot A rgy le, of aI ?? At loasnldlir, ...

... BIRTHS. - Auguat 17. at Nhlson-street, th lady of Stephen P. Cur, Esq, Bsrriatereat-law. of a eon. August 16, In Middle Gardiner-street, the wife of Thoms Trouton Bsq, ef a daughter. August 10; ia Enns, county Clare, the lady of J. H. Mi*ird, Esq, Manager o0 the National Bank, of a daughter. August 16, at lwe Lodge, Malone, the wife of 3. Hughte, Esq, of a daughter. August 14, at Brighton, ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTHS. July 22, the wife of Mr. Fostor Ervy, of Newfield, of four liling children-three girls and one boy, weighing 5 pounds a ounces each. The whole family are doing well-not only the four,lato comers but also the eight children who preceded ?? (U.& ) Journal. ,. Aug. 11, at Bangor, Mrs. Beaver Roberts, of a son. at Aug. 18, the wife of Mr. Joseph Desilva, Regent ...

... BIRTHS. August 4, at her father's residence, 28, S.Iuth FrederiokaHtreet, the wifr of aIr. DaUiel Edward Browne, oi a daugbter. July 25, in Monaghan, the wile of Mr. A. Marlow, of this .ity. of a esou. August Y. in Blessington-streat, the lady of George Sherrard, Eeq, ot a daughter. August 1, at Torren Hill, Dungannon, the wife of Jobn V. Biuaon, Esq, Fellow of the 11X~u1 College of lsurgeolle ...