... OBITUARY OF THE NOBILITY AND ARISTOCRACY FOR 1843. or Amongst the other important events connected with the ie past year may be enumerated the great number of deaths id which have taken place in that. class of society termed the or aristrocracy of the country. Many of those who have played Xrprominent parts on this world's stage have departed. 7 Amongst them we find a prince of the royal blood ...

... tl, iMARRIED. i.r Jan 16, at 1Ianley Castle, John Ainslie, Esq. of Hunt- ir inglton, coultyof laddi ngtoal,Svotllnd, to Cordelia Astley, k, daughlter of the late Rev. George Hlornsby, Vicar of Turk- o- dean, Gloucestershire. to On Thursday last, at St. Ebbe's Churcch, ]Mr. Pindar, of !r, London, to .JaILe, fourth daughlter of Mrr. W. Albutt, of s Ieniabroke-street, in this city. m On Tuesday ...

... BIRTH 1t Hi'} illn ill, on the 14th inst., the wife of Sir Goos (, -.1, of a son. MARRIAGES. At ?l jostle, at All Saints', on the 17th Inst., Mr J. fodgki. -mariner; to Miss Mary Anti Tattears-At St Andreaw's, on the 16th ilnst., Mr Joseph Weach, bilde eand contractor of Public works, to MXis Noble, ?? ~if this town. A.t .iweu , ,Shields, at St. Hilda's Church, on the I ut., Mr Wmh . Purvis, ...

... BIRTHS. At 4. DToi=nn Street. Drummnod Plate, nn tic. -mth curren, MNrs rJ. COOXE, of a -on. At 59, Castle Street,.oen the 22d current, 'Mrs J. F. DuRmAs, of 8:SOh. On ti e 224 OuWL, the Laity of ARTHUR FORBES, Esq. W.S. Of n soB. At Weston, COpar Fife, on the 21st current, the Lady of PATaicK RrGo, Esq. younger of Dowonfeld and Tarvit, of a son, still-born. At Rome, on tbe 8th current, the ...

... BIRTHS. On the 14thlinst., at Park Village West, Regent's Park, Mrs. William Benett, of a ?? the 13th inst., the wife of Edward S. Stephenson, Esq., of Great Queen-street, St. James's Park, of a ?? the 15th inst., in Devonshire-terrace, Mrs. Charles Dickens, of a ?? the 10th inst., the JRight Hon. Lady Rayleigh, of a' ?? the 21st of June, at VWellington, New Zealand, the wife ofI. E. ...

... BIRTH. Oln t(e 23d list. at the Sliellmurne H otel, Dubliti, the Tiscoimates Mlassereene asid Ferrard, of a daughter. On the '25th ult. at liellevue, itosstrevor, the Liady of W. C. Duiinglas E~q late l7th lancers of a son. On the 25th intt. the Lady of 1). NI. Ma1gill, EPII. lills- borougth of a daughter. On the 22d inst. a, Uisbellaw, the Lady of the Rev Walter Youtip', of a son. MVIARR1ED. ...

... BIR T HS At 3, Alva Street, oan the 1.t current, Mrs SneLD, al of atson d At Craiglockart, on the SOth ultimo, Mrs ScoTT, tI of a son. VI At the Glagow College, on tbe 31st ultino, the p Lady of Professor Lusnixmaox, of a son. It At Dalyell. Caper Fife, on the 23d ultmpe the a Lady of JAxES OciLVY DALGLE7SIS, E-q. of'ar&s. At Fortesiot Manse. on the 28th ultimo, the Lady e of the Rev. ROBERT ...

... or ?? 4 Zr, BIRTHS. 'l At rilardvay Cottage, Gospsrt, on Saturday, the 6th P mnst., the lady ot Lieutenant Afapletonl, tt.N., of a 60n.t .t (3osport, on Thursday, the 11th inst., the lady oft Horatio Uainpigad, Esq., ot a son. At -t Alr',MARRIEDD. At -t. tiars, ulbamn, Janulary 4th, Alexander, son ot Alexanler Poulden, Lsyq., tolicirar, of Portsea, n. to Cathermne Ramkhn, yountgest daughiter ...

... DEATH OF MR MORRISON. Sir Henry Pottinger ?? with tifeelings of the deepest and most ?? sorrow the demise cbis morning, at a feur minutes after 7 o'clork. of the 1on. J. R. Morrison, Member of Council,' Chtinese s3eeretsrv. &c. and Officiating Colonial'Secretary of -the Government of HEIsg Kong. Mr Morrison was so well known and so tru'y seloved, esteemed, and respected by all who had the ...

... ow College, on the 31st ult., the lady of Professor Lushington ; a son. At Fairfield, on the 29th ultimo, Mrs. White; a daughter. At 35, Whitevale, on the 26th ultimo, Mrs. James Templeton; a son. At 54, North Hanover Street, on the 28th ultimo, Mrs. D. S. Meikleham ; a daughter. At Broomholm, Dumfries-shire, on the 25th ult., the Lady of George Maxwell, Esq. ; a daughter. At Treeshanks, ...

... TIlE LATE JOSEPH STRUTT, ESQ. The deatl of this gentleman teok place at his residence in St Peter's-street, Derby, on Saturday morning last. It was nut an mnexpected event, MIr. STRIUTT having for some F moeths plist been in a declining state of health ; so much so r latt rly aq to lave rendered his dissolution almost at any e c ernlenit a probable occurrence. t Tie late Jlosrs'ti Sca UTT, Esq ...

... OBITUARY OF THE NOBILITY AND ARISTOCRACY FOR 1843. Amongst the other imoortant events connected with the pastr yyear may be enumerated the great number of deathis v. hich have taken place in that closs of society term-ed the aristocracy of the country. Many of those who have played prominent parts on this world's stage have departed. Amongst them wefind a Prince of the Ro-al blood:- Ilis Royal ...