... MIARRIAGES. At Saint Michael's Church' Bristol, James Cookson, Esq. of Neasham Hall, Durham, to Sybella Franoes, youngest daughter of the late Thomas Tyndall, Esq. of the Fort, Bristol.-At All Saints', Edmonton, Robert Warwick Maxwell, of Croyland, Lin- colnshire, to Emma, daughter of William Boards, of Nightingale Hall.-At Theydon Mount, Essex, S. B. R. Brise, Esq. only son of J. Ruggles ...

... DEATH OF MR. O'CONNELL. The Paris Journals of Saturday bring a confirmation of the account of Air. O'connll'es death. Tue following - letter from Dr. Duff, an English physician at Genoa, who Wi attended Air. O'Connell in bis last moments, is published PI .an in Gal lnossi's Messenger e lieofm, Ma ]-some account of the closing scenes of the 2 lieo.nindividual, who has filled so remarkable a ...

... Street, on the 23d iu2st., M rs. IVilbamn Broadfoot | s a son. At Caraccas, onl the 16th ultimo, the Lady of Alexander Dunbar, Esq.; a daugli ter. - At Dumbarton. on the 20tL instant, Mrs. Colquboun; a eon. n At 98 North Frederick Street, on the 21st instant, 'Mrs. Hugh, M;Lachlain; a daughter. r At -2 Wellcroft Place, Eglinton Street, on the 22d instant, Mrs. Andrew Blair; a son. ,e At 23 ...

... t Hill1, Dougias, Isle of Man, on. thei 5Ah instant, the Lady of David hunter, Esq. of Burnside, Forfarshire;: a son and hIeiri. i r At Charles Street, Locidon, on the 7th instant, Lady Debtrase1; a son acid heir C At No. S Shandasick Place. Edinicbtirgh, on the 7th instant, the fi cod 1Lay 9f Jatitas C~raicfcrcl. Esq.. advocate ; a dacragicter. nii ?? At Fe fl1 lliuca Arzv3Iszhiro, on the Sic ...

... THE LATE EARL OF BESSBOROUGH. His Excellency, since he assumed the VicoroyaltY Of Ireland, thus &JOYe'd the cdtifideuoie and esteem 'of the ieleo peoitable of all Oartie's.' It is said, that from his state of health, ho was advised, by his p~bysiciaml, not to accept pah his late high office; but be persevered in his intention; gon and In all probability, his doath-has boon greatly hastened ...

... THE CHRONICLE. PRESTON, SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1847. DEATH OF MR. O'CONNELL. d In Mr. O'Connell, one of the most remarkable d o a men of the. present age has passed away; a man 1 who has wrought for himself a celebrity-if we may t not yet call it fame-which will be imperishably linked with the history of his own country, of d Britain, and of Europe. His death will be deeply deplored in Ireland, for ...

... EIHTHS. BURI)BTT.-May 9, at Chester square, ihe wife of C. S. Burdett, Es., iy Coldstreaon Guards, of a daughter. CREERY-May S. at Ballymoney, Antrim, the wife of the Rer. T. P Creery. of a daughter. e T BTTY--My 6,at Wauborcugh Vicarage, the wite of the Rev. S.J. BUt, of a so. GLOSTER -May 6, t BallynecarrIga House, almc ick. the wife of aPt, : B. Gloster, of a son and hotl-. GRATIAM.-At the ...

... * LATEg R. DANIEL O'CONEL L O'CONNELL is dead. We never hesitated to speak Seejy of his conduct while every day brought certain evidence of his presence among us; but now that he. it longer takes part in the battle of life, we have sone scruples in expressing our opinion of his cha- racter. We must not; however, sacrifice truth and judice, because the man whom we are called:upon to mention is ...

... AidAle Plane Edinburgh, on the ?? instant, the Lady a oL David Mure, Esq., advocate ; a daughter. I At 10 Samnerville Place, on t!m 2di instant, Mrs. James Stewart; a dauighter. F , At Camp. Ard Lamont, Argellehire, on the _d intocnt, Mrs. cStronig;, a son. At 23 Rutlandl Street, Edinburgh. on the 3d instant, the -on. iii.rs Johnstone of Alva; a son and heir. At thle e~rnegs loue, near ...

... THE LATE EARL OF BESSBOROUGH-. pal We briefly noticed on yesterday the death of this lamented ene nobleman, which has filled every class of our fellow-citizens the I with profound regret-a feeling which will find a mourn- Th ful echo throughout all Ireland; for the Earl of Bestbo. the rough wasione of the few men who enjoyed the rare e anc licity of being a.ceptable to all parties. ie was, ...

... _____ - - doi MARIIBIID. On thel 20th inst. at the( rndependlOnt Chapel, Grtrsveotsr-street, by the- 1ev. iticlard) Fletcher, Midr John Ashworth Acton, of Ancoats, to Mlartlili, youngest daughter of Mr. John Bedfrod, of T On tile 0th inst. at the Collegiate Cliurch, by the 11ev. W \V. Tollnsonl, )li. Joseph Hetlieringtofl to Miss Smart, both of this Ur Onl the 20th inst. at the Collegiate ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. DiRne's.-At Cheltenlham, tle lady of Willitm Dalton,Esq, a son-At Court-y.Belia, Newport, the wife of Mr.Williamn Law- renee, a daughiter-The wife of Mr. Daniel Jones, Picton-placs, Swansea, daughter-At Cambrian-placs, Swanseca, thae lady of iV the R1ev. II. Herbert, vicar of Carno, a daughter-Tile ladyof thle Rev. John Lewis, vicar of Llanrhtystyd, a dauighter ...