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... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BARRETT.-July 21, at Great Cumberland-street, Hyde-park, the wife of S. U. Barrett, Esq., of a son. BRANSO9N.-July 29, at Portland-terrace, Regent's-park, the wife of J. 11. S. Branson, Esq., of a (laughter. H EWITT ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. AMPLEIT.-Deo. SD, at Churchill House, Stourbridgc, Woroester. shire, Krs. J. Amoplett, of a daughter. FALLOWS.-Dec. 31, the wife of MIr. J. FeQowa, Piccadilly, of a, daughter. HOBY.-Jan. 1, at Dover-street, Piecadilly ...

... ?gOTIORS 29081. MA IGES, ant DEATHS, notese S le rdat 5s. ecah, or 3 times for los.; is. per line tr BIRTHS, ALD)W0UTH.-April 10, at Kenakitog -park-roaa, W., the wife of C. F. Aldworth, of a WoD. BOIVLy.-April 8, at Lionel-vills, lUpper Norwood, the ...

... IBIRuTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. 5A3rEi.-Auigsist )19, at Htethlersett, Rcigatc, the wife of RX 0. Baxter, Esq., of ito daogloter. BILLIN G.-Asi ugst 18, at Oakley-road, Islington, tho wvife of Mr. A. It. Billing, of a soin. 1tfltEiE.-AOugust ...

... BIRTH7S, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. B IR TH S. I Ctossov;Mrs F.SONS. ?? CROSSLEY, hrs. F. W., at Bowdon, Cheshire, DAWsoNs, Mrs. Charles A., at Thornley, Teigii- mouth, June 6. DE SELINCOURT, Mrs. Charles, at Upper. Tooting, June s5. EARLE, Lady, at Wavertree ...

... NOTIOE. MI9. MAMUAGES, and DEATHS, noterxeeding tnes,aro ited at5s. eaeh, or 3 tImes Ir I&s-; Is. per l2ne warde. BIETHS. 5gTWES&-May 23, at Bartonvile, BePOenbaru Xent, the vie of .J. Athawes, Esq, barrsteraat-law, of a nughter ^A~fMAN.-May 23, at The ...

... DEATH of EDMUND KEAN, Esq., the TRAGEDIAN. [From a Correspondent.] The mighty meteor has at length shot from his terrestrial sphere:- Kean is dead. This melancholy event took place yesterday morning, at twenty minutes past nine o'clock, at his house ...

... 497 deaths were registered in the quarter ending 1o1 September 30th. This number greatly exceeds the number ho of deaths in any of the corresponding quarters of previous th, Years, except 184-6 and 1849, when 101,053 deaths and qol 135,235 deaths respectively ...

... DEATH OF LORD MACAULAY. England had soffered En irreparable lose by the sudden death of Lord Macaulay which occurred at his residence inKensington, at eighlo'clcck ?? evenling. Although in 1852 he had a serious and pro. tracted illness, from declared ...

... Castle to Sarah Green. Oil the 15th inst., at the Catholic Apostolic Chlreb, Hack- ney, Henry Recs to Charlotte lr-awNlJy, DEATHS. Onl September 24, at LuLckiowo, Colonel Fralncis SfIllo Newbery, District andl Sessions Judge agd fiftytwo yVelars. Onl the ...

... secured; hut love laughs at locksmiths, for she has since, we understand, flown to the arms of the man wot she loved.' DEATHS. On the 15th inst. in Bryanston-square, Hardin, infant son of Joseph Hume, Esq. M.P. A few days ago, at his residence in ...