... DECAY Or LORD TErrEEy. SINCE our last sheet issued from the press, the man of chief mark amongst us is gone. Our city has lost the most ad- mired and most beloved of her citizens. Lord Jeffrey died on Saturday afternoon. Francis Jeffrey was born in the old town of Edinburh, in the year 1773-his father being a writer in respectable practice, chiefly from the north. He himself lwas called to the ...

... I THE LATE REV. MR. LESLIE OF TURRIFF. WE have the painful duty of recording, in our obituary of this week, the death of this pious and faithful minister of cthe Gospel-an event which has created no ordinary blank in that parish and even Presbytery of which it is the seat. He was translated from Fintray to the pastoral charge of Turriff nearly six years ago, when the Rev. Mr Cruick- shank ...

... THEE LATE SERGEANT FRASER. ?? John Fe ershBarrac'Sergeant, died at' Aberdeen Bar- raeks;'6oh 'aetday'last; in-his 66Lh.year.' TThis 'ell -knoewn:and' generallyirespected individial was a ?? in 1801,'enlisted iii the'late 94th 'Regiment of Foot.!Sln 1812 Sergeant Fraser was present .at'tlte sidge of Cuidad Rodrigo; where hp distinguished him- .self by his'intrepid zeal; on-:: two- occasious ...

... MkARRlIAGE1O. G. W. DUFF, Esq., HTTo, AD MN SS URQJHART, M!ELDRUBI S M ReJOiCINGS AT TunnrriP.-Upou the auspicious occasion of the nuntials of' Garden William Duff, E~q., second son of *Garden buff, Esq. of Hatton, and Miss Douglas Isabella Maria Urquhart, third daughter of Beauchamp Coicleegh brqahart, Esq. of Meldrum and Byth, which were cele- brated npon Thursday last, the 6th inst., the ...

... THE LATE. REV. WALTER CARRICIL. IT is with 'uniigned. regret. that we have this week ;: chronicle the denmiseof the, Rev. WALTRs CARRICGt A:Me- Minister of St4.Clement'P, He has been but a short-time among us, yetoijhengeno to form. impressions, that. wifl not be easily effaced,. of leis superior natural gifth iis emi.- nent attainments as a scholar, his' great acceptance as Nan preacher, his ...

... Tanf unfavonrable ohanoter iof- te bulletins issued in M}Ionday weekiwill in: some-measure have prepared ,our of readers foir the truly lamentlable evenit we, have to anuoiinoe. ant ?? Monilarnight,'when' thensymptomusappenred. very th 'unfavoisrable, 'Vtaevint Ilardinge,' who torimany yvars bas of lived on tbe 'most- gifeotiotuate terms of friendship with S ur 'U -Robert, was sonet 'fbr. The ...

... BHPtlqlAL OP SIR.U PSEL ThiAWOaRTn, .Tnesday.-Thi's l4a7 'ene~ieof~ the, eventftil S~calamity, whjah ha eieiti :nti6ftsdsin a g5heds atsma, iftbe. @mle~, bth di~stign ment of' his remnains to~the'fapmslk~ Vanlt~inthe little Parish ~ church. ?? aet d~~i aotieml 'Sir Robert-Peel (the. present B~roiet)'arriyedjln ondon ona Suindai from ,Gqeyea, whers iej .wes ~tiiyjng.~w hanthk melancholy news of ...

... ?? Id I-., e | .T|HF: LATg'fUE f :OF CAMBRIDGF ?? 4 - . . . - ., . j. ., a, , lkp~,whoi dison ~ior Jed in ourlaqtj, witsthetenh cild nd ounestsonof -King Goorg'e~th 'rijrd ad Qeen harltte andwi6 born on the 4t f, Febrary l77~ H ?? brughtup ith -the cars hc mared he iir~- dsriiti'n o ?? &famly. vngc recevedthe udiefit ofhis duction: fiom tuitrsa-i Poip by. his royaL father, eacompanied ,his ...

... F~UNERA.L OF. THE DUjffKE- OF6'~CAMBRIl6GE.~ 'I Thqe romai~iapo he Dueo'ambig were y~mvd o~n Tuesddy*-from Ca.m'bride H e-tK we~re -the ar-e 11 destined to remj~in n~ h tjm~i~ Alongk the'wih6j, line of ?? Cambridge Roise, picoadill 'toKe Par-i 50115 ?? ?? guroup tobeof the monu'rnffl I C~'~6-In the qtuetsbuanviagofleeerhngc indicated- that a fri6end who was dear to the inhabitants i had passed ...

... fin DEATH OF THE EX-KING OF THE FRENCH. co on Louis Philippe died at half past eight 'o'clock on Monday c- morning. Although it was well known that he had been ailing from nervous debility for some time past, and was in nu a declining state of health, there does not seem to have been to any apprehension that his malady would have terminated th, so suddenly and fatally. as No authentic accounts ...

... THE LATE BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, ES., M.D., .It is with much regret that we have this week to in- nouncethe demise of our much respected tovisman, Di Benjamin Williamson. In every sentiment contained in the following tribute to his memory,- which ve extract from the (Columnns of a cotemporary, we very sincerely con. In this slay's paperi;we have o record the.doath of our esteemed feltoew-citizen, ...

... DEATH OF THE- EX-KII~G- WillS PIPPE. choly iformaton giui' heatbroken o himprepared for the 11 Loui Phiippewasborn in pardson the Oth'of Ocio.obe'r', I~'3 Y and Tk ' trheelades son of Philippe Joseph, Duke of Orleas WIIJu klonttla wordby the maiqio Piife~ae WIu ~udof ari,,ho ?? Ben'thievri&.- Trained ~i bycrefu:l a end evolent~pArents, the youth o6fithe future King __ 6va-mr~ko by many acts- ...