... BIRTHS. March 25, at MAerketbill, the wilo of Mr. Thomas Ful- lerton, of a daughtor. Mlarch 27, at 112, Foyle Street, Derry, the wife of Mr. John Nicol, of a son. Marchl 2i, at Great Stanmore Rectory, the wito of the Rev. Ri. G. Gorton, of a daughter. March 24, at Maristow, Plymouth, the Hon. Lady Lopes, of a Bon. MARRIAGES. Mtarch 24, in the Cathedral, Raphoo, by the Rev. T. P. Stubbs,. ...

... BIRTHS. March 24, at Maristow, Plymouth, the Hon. Lady Lopes, of a son. March 2C. the wire of Jamos S. Doherty, Esq., J.P., of Redcastle, County Donegal, of n deughter, still-born. March 27, at Wratting Park, Cambridgeshire, Lady Watson, of a daughter. March 2, at Moss Park, Toronto, Canada, the wife of the Hon. George W. Allan, of a daughter. March 27, at Cole Ortoan Hall, Licoostershire, the ...

... BIRTHS. January 5, at Tralee Rectory, the residence of her fa- therthbo lidv of the Rev. Williamn It. Diisney, Rector of Ballyniiicelligott, of a son. January b, at 8, Acids Frederick Street, Iublin, the wie of T. K. Lowry, IEsq., BarrisLer-at-Law, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. January S, it Dencane Presbyteriam Church, by the Rev. Mr. Dlenhamt, Mr. W%'in. Thompson, Belfst, to Miss Olivia Gregk, ...

... BIRTHS. August 12, the wife of the Rev. Alexander Dobbin, Boardmills, of a son. August 9, at Clane Glebe, County Kildare, the wife of the Rev. William Caulfiold, of n son. August 9. at Kinsale, the wife of Captain Lewis, 20th Regimount, of n son. MARRIAGES August 10, at Cushendun Church, by the Bev. William n. C:romml in, James M 'Don nell, Esq., Herbert Place, Publin, oldest son of John ...

... BIRTHS. March 10, at Ballymonoy, County Antrim, the wife of the Rev. Franklin Bewloy, of a son. Maroa 5, at Shipbuoy Street, Belfast, the wife of Mr. George M'Fall, of a son. January 30, at Calcutta, the wife of Sir James Colvill, of a Son. March 7, at Talaore, Flintshire, theHlon. Lady Mostyn, of at eon. March 9, at 5, Adelaide Terrace, Dublin, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Twigg, jan., of a ...

... .BIRTHS. September 2, ait Greyabbey, the Lady Charlotte Meont- gomery, of a sonl. Septenil)er 1, ?? B3arracks, the ivife3 efIr. Lloyd, Staff Surgeon, of a son. September 1, at Mloy, Mrs. Andrew William Marshall, of IL soil, September 1, at Ely Place, Dublin, the wife of Mr. J. B. Dowling, of a son. MfAR11 fAdES. September 2, in the Parish Church, Aughunaniullon, by the Rev. Etias Tardy, Roeort ...

... ]iuirns. Tzri)runy i5, at MomituiijOy S-pla West, Dubhlini (1iec li ,n ic.eiiec of her faillie, Frcilvrick Uintlc'ziv, Esit1.). tIIN i-ft of Ca I, t iliiI It-hIrt dloliii K II ox, of IL so II. Ii~iv l' itit (,lciiiLi'. (oitAlitV agh, the %vife o f e;iii.'1 o~fl z1 t~ltlndalghtevr. ['lr~tllsf t Londunleli~rrv till %%il'e of ?? C.n A Ilowdle1, S*.c. ?? l u ill tit a dmv,,il!vl: MANIIA\(,S. ...

... BIRTHS. October 31, at 2, Bryanstone Place, the Lady Charlotte atsonl Taylor, of adauglhter. Xv. 2, at the Molvyeaux Asylum, 34, Peter Street, DVill, the lady of the' Rav. Henry Vere White, of a son. MHARRIAGES. Nov. 1, in the Third Presbyterian Church, Ballymoney, b.y the Itev. J. S. Rentoul, Mr. Randal Campbell, titer- clhart, Rallymoney, to Rosetta, second daughter of Mr. Molfure, ...

... .hmI S. at * 0, l ppi er 'M imut Str et, DublinI, the wvife of lt, Iwv. WA. II 0ttilleimtart , or Arinali, ofr taianlite .r. .ine 1:: ;.t 1 Merrioti Square, Du)lit , the wirie of 2laxwell I[:liltfltt, Eqo *It a Still iltl heir. lns 111, in A rgyv Street, Lotitton, the ladO of Claptiillt IlFoltvri C. JoIeIc, SAIr, teutitil.of cis(I,1 june 12. at :aL rrieik-mii-Stdir, the lady cfr Thlioaas Heath ...

... ])DrATHr- OF JOSEI'II HU1ME. Josnvi llu sr breathed his last on 'Tuesday, at (6 1,51 at his seat of Burilley Hall, in the county of Norfolk. The voice of the universal country will bear us out whei we say that a more practical patriot, a more up- rigit mall, a politicianll rmo tborough ly imbued with true uiiostelotatious be ncvolence, n ever existed. And the tenacity ?? wiulici Mr. Ilnme ...

... F'UNERAL OP THlE LATE RI.V. DR. DOBIJ3N. ON Monday, at one o'clock. the remains of tho rev. doctor mere ctulsigind to their llst restilig-place, in the PariSh (11li'ell of BaIlIlVInICa. Th'Ire was a ig la o and highly respectable atliudellcaie at tlic sileillitiiis, ih- *clUdiii, in addition to the mnoenbers of' the laenwlted doctor's conigregatiti, all classes and Seetions cf the COMslolity, ...

... THE DUKE'S FUNERAL. Tne body of the deceased Duke was to be brought to London on Wednesday by special train from Walioer Castle, and removed to Chelsea Hospital, accompanied by an escort of cavalry. The whole of the proceedings connected with the removal wvere to be conducted with the strictest possiblepprivacy. In orderto securethis the time when the remains were expected to arrive had not ...