... ACCOUCHEMENT OF HER MAJESTY BIRTH OF A PRINCESS. We rejoice in having to announce that the important event to which the country has been looking forward with so much interest for the last week or two lis taken place. At five minutes past tour o'clock on Tuesday osorningour beloved Queen was safely delivered of a Princess. In the room with her Majesty were his Royal Highness Prince Albert, Dr. ...

... DEATH OF LORD WHARNCLIFFE. We regret to announce the unexpected death of this distinguished nobleman, late President of the Council. The melancholy event took place at Wharncliffe House, in Curzon-street, at half-past 10 on Friday morning; and so little was it anticipated, that Lady Whaincligfe aiid several other members of the family were absent. The cause of death is understood tohavebeen ...

... l 29th ult., at Redisham-hall, thc lady of J. Garden, Esq., I of a son. MarR. ED. 23rd ult., at Ashley, Robert, second son of R. Gilbert. , Esq., of Thorpe next Norwifch, to Alary, eldest daughter of 2 the late J. Hammond, Esq.,ofAshley-hall, Cambridgeshire. 29th ult,, at Ringsfield, MIr. Charles Crickmay, of Ports- i mouth, to Dlary, second daughter of the late Mr. James e Spalding, of Wiston ...

... MARRIED. 14th inst., at Kenton, by the Rev. N. Wood, Benjamin eldest son of Mr. Wm. Orman, Stutton, to Ann, eldest daughter of G. Smith, Esq., of the former place. 16th inst., at St. Pancras New Church, by the Rev. Goldney, M.A., fellow of King's-college, Cambrhige, Philip Goldney, Esq., of Ardleigh. to Catharine, ouoge' daughter of the late Benj. Barnard, Esq., of East Aergholt 18th inst., ...

... BIRTHS. !3th inst., at the Rectory, Hemley, the wife of the Rev. Richard Exton, of a son. 13th inst., at Gleribrook, Rathfurnbam, Dublinsthe wife of Major Lloyd, of a daughter still-born. TA.RRIDED. ] ith irst., at Catton, in Norfolk, hy the llev. ?? Joltn son, reetor of Siderstrind, Charles Nathaniel, eldest son of the Jute C. N. Bolingbroke, Esq., to Fenny Cecilia, youngest dnlaughter of ...

... BIRTH. 18th inst., at Great Yarmouth, the wife of the Rev. James Stuart Russell, M.A., of a daughter. MARRIED. A few days since, at St. Mary Tower church, Ipswich, by the Rev. W. N. St. Leger, Mr. Frederick James Coppin, professor of music, to Miss Louisa Augusta Lamb. 27th inst., at Stradbrook, by the Rev. J. T. Allen, Mr. J. Catchpole, second son of the late Mr. Thomas Catch- pole, Crown ...

... BIRTH. 28th tilt., at Melksham, Wilts, the wife of the Rev. N. C. Osborn, of a daughter. MARRIED. 20th ult., Mr. W. Simmons, of Dedham, Essex, to Mary AiD daughter of Mr. W. Atmore, farmer, of Great Mel- 26th tilt., at St. Peter's, Colchester George; youngest son of the Rev. T. Rogers, D.D., Flouiton, Y orkshire, to Elizabeth, youngest daughteroft Mr. W. Argent, mer- chant, of the former town. ...

... MARRIED. 30th ult at St. Luke's Church, Chelsea4 Mr. Benjamin Berrett, eldest son of Mr. Berrett, Diss, Norfolk to Mary Anne, only daughter of Mr. William Mulyou, of the former place. 21st inst., at Glemsford, Mr. Henry Cross, of Truckett's Hall, Boxted, to Sarah, third daughter of Mr. Charles Bigg, of the Court Farm, Glemsford. 23d inst., at Scole, by the Rev. Wim. Holmes, Mr.Alex. ander ...

... 24th uit.dt tb vifZ of Sayera Tuirner, Esq., Ail Saints, Cotchesher, df a sop. 27th tilt. Ot 6-P-alac ; Danbury, Mra. Jeriyn Pratt, of a daugtr 39th ult, at 6, Bland(0dd Square, thb! wife of the Rev. J. W. Reeve, of ajdauliter. ' 23rd ult., at the lndependentChapel, Bungay, Mr. Wm. Read, of Flixton, bricklayer, to Mary Ann Gower, of the former place. 23rd ult., at Elvedon. by the Rev. James ...

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... 13thl inst.. by the Rev. J. E. Daniel, M1r. Robert Aldous, I of Stradbroke, to Miss Emma Percy, of Weybread. 15th inst., at Semer, Mr. James Frost. 3rd son of the late Mr. Simon Frost, of Whatfield, to Miss Susan Green, youngest daughter of Mr. James Green. of Semer. 17th inst., at St. Georges Church. Hanover.square, by the Rev. Charles J. Gooch, Edward Sherlock Gooch, Esti., eldest son of Sir ...

... B9IRMS OF TIIE EARLY KINGS OF ENGLAND. a Fronm tile Times J on It is not an easy matter to obtain anything like precise Ainformat in on til(' subject of the births of our early moon. i arlcsh atn(l /h ceremunies observed on the occasion of a b. ?? nativity. Ii very early times such an occurrence r. seems to thave bten passed over without any marked celec *e bration. and even when such was ...