... Canon Barrow, the Rev. Bartholomew Blenkiron, A.M. vicar of Little Coates, Lincolnshire, to Harriett H1. Hudson, eldest daughter of Cam Gyde Heaven, Esq. solicitor, of this city. DIED. Nov. 27, killed in action, whilst commanding a brigade in an attack ...

... those whose loss we have much reason to deplore, and when death commits its dire ravages in family circles, we ought not to allow such visitations as the present to pass by unheeded; they are intended to produce the most beneficial effects; and who can ...

... o'clock, as the hearse ap- proached the south door, where a temporary building extended the porch so as to include the road, and allow carriages to be driven under the portico, those who were to meet the royal corpse and attend it into the choir went down to ...

... Cotterell, the wife of Mr. Charles Duniter, of a daughter. February 22, at Kingsdown-vilsa, Acton, near London, the wife of Thomas Hudson, Rsq., ?? of a son. February 23, the wife of Mr. Thomas Burnett, of Callowhill- street, St. Paul'a, of a son. February 24 ...

... the committee for their services during the past year, the Chairman declared c all oftices vacant, but upon being pressed to allow himself to be again nominated as chairman he con-l E seated, and 'sas unanimously elected. Mr Cripps I ,wes reinstated as treasurer ...

... rest ' Hope, faith, and love, beat boons to mortals given, Waved their bright wings, and imurmured ' Yes, in heaven.' I heard a voie from heaven savin unto me write blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from hence- forth- yeasaith the Spirit, that ...

... if I ask too great a favour, viz., to be allowed a small space in your valu- able journal, merely in self-defence, to say that I think, in all fairness to your correspondent and myself, we ought to be allowed the privilege of replying to a cer- tain ...

... non, yost., Mr Douglass Duncan, advo- le cate; Dr Ruxton, Mr Abernethy, Mr W. 1. Nicol, Mr 3- John C, Willet, advocate ; Mr Hudson Gordon, Mr 1o Wm. Leslie, and Mr Wilson and Mr Hunter, partners l of the firm of Messrs Hall, Russell, & Co. Continued prosperity ...

... British Embassy, have bean received by the Sultan, who conferred on the Professor the first-class of tle Medjidie, and I allowed him to inspeat his new privatelibrary and museum. LAWN TENNIS.-Oxford University v. Chiswick Park.-Glorioas weather favoured ...

... less will be deeply felt. He has been connected, at various times, with many important public enterprises. The success ef the Hudson River Railroad is attributable, in no small degree, to his exertions. Aside from a ten- dency to a disease of the heart for ...

... and the two y Princesses of Saxe-Weiniar, the Earl Howe (Lord Chaemberlain) n i and the Countess Hlowe, the *lon. Charlotte Hudson (Maid of it Iloronir in Waiting), Mirs. Cornrwaill (ledebanrber Woman iii a Waiting) anid Colonel Cornwall, Her. John Ityle ...

... Mr. Vickery, Mr. Biggs. Mrs. Biggs, Mr. Robert Fendick, Mrs. Fendick, Mr. R. Fendick, jun., Mr. G. Heaven, Mr. A. G. Heaven, Miss Heaven, Miss J. Heaven, Mrs. Bigg, Miss Bigg, Mr. Cuthbert, Mrs. Cuthbert, Miss Cnthbert, Miss H. Cuthbert, Mr. G. Kier, Captain ...