... I . DEATH OF.:TNE: Lo I-. - IRELAND. AT His Excellency Earl-Bessborougb LordLut,- Ireland, breathed his lasta t eleven oloclek tet r His Excellency continued to sink fromnightr he vras quiteawareofhisapproachingdiuslrgij, r41 after ten o'clock he sent for the several members ofb' family, who were for. some time in constam and I sjo atteudance upon him, and-, everally-took leave 51 tb9 His ...

... :7 o MARRIAGES. - ' On Sanday last, at the,. Parikh Church, Mr., William Woods, to Miss Bridget Woods, Mr. Thomas Lucas, to Miss Louisa Nash; on Saturday last, Mr. Thos. Apperton, to Miss Mary.Alderson; ;al! of this towni. ..On:.Tuesday last, at the CatholioeCbhurch- of Saint Ignjatius, Mr. Henry Battersbyto Miss.Ellen Procter. ,on Sundiy last, Mr. James Marshall, to Miss'Agnes Wilcock; .-ull ...

... BIRTHS. May 1 u, at Wellisford-house, near Wellington, Somerset, the lady of John Coke Fowler, Esq. barrister, a son. Hay 1D, the Marchioness of Worcester, a son. 3ay 19, at Bradford, the lady of Joseph Baines, Esq. a son. lay 21, tin Acacia-road, Regent's park, London. the wife of H~enry 'ilomas Cole, Esq. barrister-at-law, a son. May 24, in Park-street, the lady of Rt. B. Rtuddock, Esq. a ...

... Exhibition of the Royal Adelaide Institute. —The origin of this, the first exhibition of the Institute, related by the committee of management in an address prefixed the catalogue. Considering, says the committee, that during the last forty Tears, about fifty new artists hare annually offered themselves to the notice ef the public, while not five established favourites have been in ...

... STATE TRADE. Tmit>r>AV, May 13.—The silk trade at Man chester, Fail-worth, ami tluir vicinities, nets wor.-e every day ; many place-, this week, the hands employed in the broad -ilk hu-iae-> have comm ...

... Mr. F. Chatterton's Concert.—Mr. Chatterton the eminent harpist, gave his annual concert yesterday morning in the Hanover-square Booms. He himielf performed several pieces, particularly a grand fantasia, introducing themes from Belisario and L'Elisir D'Amore, in which he displayed excellent tone and great command of the instrument. He also accompanied, with great taste, a Welch melody, ...

... ™ , , , DUBLIN, Mat 18. The lamented death of the Earl of Bessborough absorbs all classes of citizens, and circumstances come to light which prove the deep interest he took in the sufferings of Ireland, when he stood himself on the verge ot dissolution. He continued to transact the public business almost to the last hour of his life. On Ihursday last he wrote to Lord John Russell on the ...

... The criminal and miscellaneous statistical returns of the Manchester Police, for the year 1846, prepared by Captain Willis, chief constable on the Police Establishment, have just been published by order of the Watch Committee of the borough. The Report comprises much valuable information In presenting the police returns for the year 1846, I have much pleasure in being able to give a ...

... BIRTHS. May 7, at Timsbury, the lady of B. Smith, Esq. a daughter. I May 10, the wife of the Rev. Gilbert Hleathcote, vicar of Col- erne, near Bath, Ft daughter. May 12, in this city, the wife of the Rev. George Henry Davis, Baptist minister, a daughter. May 16, at Richmond-terrace, Clifton, Mrs. Parnell, a dau. May 17, at thie Vicarage, Paulton, Somerset, the lady of the Rev. Henry blilward, ...

... BIRTHS. May 12, at Blindley Parsonage, Surrey, the wife of the a Rev. George Bird, of a ?? 1S, Mrs. R. J. a Spiers, of St. Giles's-street, of a daughter. V MARRIED. May 18, at Bloxham (by the Rev. George Bell, Vicar), c D'Arcy Hyde, Esq., youngest son of the late Rev. John t Hyde, Rector of Carfax, in this city, to Jane Marcy, only t daughter of the late Jas. Lush, Esq. of Thorpe Mandeville, r ...

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... BIRTH. -On1Sunda~y, the, 2nd int, the lady of Thos. Jones, Esq.;of Chorley, of '-ason. ; O Sn day.last, at the Vicarage Poulton-le-FyIde, the lady of theRev. John HEll, ?? vicar, of a daughter. 01k the 51h unst, at Clitheroe Castle, rs. Dickson Roblis~or o -f a son.: MARRIAGES. -On Sunday last1:'Mr. Williamn- Moore to Miss Ann, Faaulner, xri John Walton to Miss MargaretFoster, Mr. Thomas ...