... DIED. At Kidderminster, on Thursday, June loth, Thomas Lainchbury, aged thirty three years. He was one of the most stanch supporters of the Charter and the Land Plaa that the town could boast of. He was always ready to assist in alleviating the condition of his ?? men. lie was the successful member of the Land Company who drew the prize for Kidderminster, at the last ballot in London. At the ...

... I RT HS. At 6, Hermitage Place, Leith, on the 13th current, Mrs RBCcARD TILLER , of a daughter, still-born. At 9, Bridgewater Square, London, on the 15th current, Mrs D. J. COMaIE, of a son. At Noy -ouse. near Fnrres, the residence of the Miss Cumn- mings, on the 16th current, the wife of ALEXANDER PENRoSE GORDON CuonieirstG, Esq. of Altyre, of a daughter. At 14, Carlton Terrace, on the 16th ...

... B. Banning. The writer states that the 4th inatunt be posted a letter here, for Wigan, about one o'clock, and that it was not de livcted in that town till half past six on the evening the st>i. Tbis seems inexplicable, imperfect and alow aa our poatal arrangements yet are. Destruction Food by Rats.—'* A Farmer. We do not know tbe secret; but Mr. Appleton, Wbiston, has boen publicly ...

... twinnoch, on the 9th instant, Mrs. R. Richmond; a S r 'daulihter. t I At 19 Kinnieg Place, Paislev Road, on e 10th instant, Mrs. |5 a William Pace: a son. At 420 Arg;lL Street, on the 10th. instant, MIrs john Crawvford r a SOnI. , At Caiptain Street. Greenock. on the 12th instant, Mrs Dr. r Smith a daughlter. . At Tbroxhohrn, on the Hlt isrtant, Mrs. Brace Richardson ; a E1 daitigcher. 1 At ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. O'CONNELTL. The following additional requisitions have been received by the Lord Ndeyor since our last publietion:- OTO THE RIGrT ION. MkICRAEL STAUNTON LORD HAYOR or DUBLIN. We, the undersigned, request that you will eall a national 4 meeting, to be held in Dublin as soon as possible, to make arrangementg for duly honouring the mortal remains of O'Collnellh IN Gerald Doyle', P ...

... IC BIRTHS, )f On the 1ith inst. tile wife of Mr. W\m. Evans, y thimait and brazier, I'ortmadoc, of a daughter. i On the 12th inst. the wife of Alr. .ohnii ii chards, it Weighing Machine, Portmadoc, of twins, a sou and i, daughter Ot n1 the 7th inst. the wife of A.r. i). E. Davies, of the Druan Tavern, Carnarvon, of a son. y .e Al A ItIAGE.S. 0e Ig We are reqnested to contradict the statement ...

... BIRTH. On the 7th inst. at Sheffield, the lady of the Rev. B. T. Stannus of a daughter. MARRIED. On the 17th inst. at Woolwich, by the Rev. J. Thompson, Edward Phillips, Esq. surgeon, of this town, to Janet, eldest daughter of Lieut.-Col. Anderson, Royal Horse Artillery. On the 16th inst. at St. Patrick's Church, by the Rev. E. Cant- well, Mr. John Agnew to Miss Mary Ginshla, both of this town ...

... FUNERAL OF MR. O'CDNNELL. The following are amongst the requisitions received bj the Lord Wlayor since our last publication:. TO THE EIGHT ROON. MOICHAEL STAUNTON, LORD MAYO0 OF DUBLIN. We, the undersigned, commissioners and other inhabi- tants of the borough of Athloae, respectfully suggest to your lordship the propriety of your convening a national meeting in Dublin, on an early day, to make ...

... bimrock-vale, Lisburn, the lady of the R1ev. E. ?? Keox, of n son. ()n the 7th inst., the wife of WVilliam Carr Boyd Esq., 11e., Master of Dlioldalic EnIldmreil School, of d laughter. Ol tile 4th ilst., tbe lady of the Lte. J. Mfalcolm, of Boston, fiitciitishire, of' a lanughiter. MA RilIrAGES. On1 rhurodcIV, 70til inst., in Drnmho Meetingm-hloupse, br fle R!v. Ca.pblil Illakely, Mr. 'Thoanns ...

... her .~~&CFIOTCIOL DEATH. deah os oun~woannamed fllbrabeth Searle, who Sul l e'~saun -lidiltl service of the Right Bee. Cite no aloed atie locete find ?? at the Episeopnaltpalace. hels LodBibl plee o Sunday night last, In the old tise at ook~ Pede ?? ingular and most arel I char~actder.la been in Ill health, came into Bristol weve 1150 i milk~art, with the intention of consultinig Dr. den f, ...

... DEATH OF M JAMES CARTER1 SUR ED THE LION KING.' Another name is added to the obituary of professional men, for ia that category nay be classed the late respected and very talented artist, in his peculiar department, as a public exhi- bitor. The decease of Mr. Carter was quite unexpected by his numerous circle of friends, as, up to last Nonday, he appeared to be in pcssessionef his average ...

... An Autobiographical Mentoir of Sir John Barroic, Bart., late of the Admiralty. London, 1847. Most readers will be disposed to give this volume a favourable reception. It is pleasant to find that a life of labour hns left a man of eighty-three in full possession, not only of his mental faculties, but of energy enough to undertake and complete an octavo volume of reminiscences. There is also, ...