... EtBIRTHS. At Raster Dalwick, Peeblesshire, on the lath current, Mms SAsnDERSO, of a daughter. IAt 51 Clerk Street, on the lth curt., Mrs ROBERT ROaERaSON, of a daughter. At 19 Walker Street, on the 15th current, Mrs A. H. WrYLE of a daughter. At 55 Cumberland Street, on the 16th current, Mrs Jnss B. M. WoIEsauspoos. of a son. At I Archibald Place, on the 17th current, Mrs &QaAzBD WHIaE, of a ...

... SI RTHS. At Beach House, Portobello, on the 19th current, the wife o ALBxR. WRIGET, Esq.. Bombay Medical Establishmentof a son. At 28 Heriot Row, on the 17th current, Mrs DuNcAN, of a daughter. At 11 West Maitland Street, on the 18th curt., Mrs Axsnas os, of a daughter. At 7 Argyle Square, on the 20th current, the lady of GEORGE HENSDcSsON, Esq., of a daughter. At her father's house, 13mbank ...

... BIRTHS. At Greenside Place, St Andrew's, on the 23d curt., the wife of Mr Jonet TRAIL, draper, of a son. At 14 Carltou Street, on the 23d current, the wife of W. J. RENye of Danevale, Esq., W.S., of a daughter. At 16 Coates Crescent, on the 21st curt., Mrs HENDERSOs, of a son. At 3 Ainslie Place, on the 23d current, Mrs E. MacnY, of a son. At 13 Pitt Street, on the 21st current, Mrs Wsm. ...

... BREACH OF PROMISE OF MARRIAGE. fODILLY V. THOMAS. At the Bodsuin Assizes on Thursday an action was tried for a breach of promise of marriage. The plaintiff is daughter of a glazier at Penzance, and the defendant is a son of a gen- ilernan who has been a Wesleyan missionary, and who had the good fortune to marry a lady of property in India. When he returned to England he became editor of the ...

... DEATH OF? SIr, WVILLIAMH ALLAN, ILA. F.RES.A. W'e had lately to record the death of Francis Jeffrey, anld wve ?? now potfolsi the lice tnelanaeoly offlce for 1lnother eminent citizen, who, althougi moving in a more retired sph!ere, and less co)nspicuous in the eyes of the wold(1, Stitl added to the falle of our citr while be lived, and has left manny enduring memorials of lls genius, now ...

... BIRTHS. ! L At 79 Great King Street, Edinburgrh, on the 11th current, Mrs JotiN Poss, of a SOn. At 13 iruntsfield Place, on the 9th current, 1Mrs SIrsex, of a ct son. At 21 Rutland Street, on the 7th current, MJrs STARIC, of a i SOD . At 32 Q~ueen Street, on the 9ih currncnt, Mrs ALL.AN MlIE:;ziEs, ci of a son. I At 1 Alva Street, on the Sth current, M4rs A,-, a of ?? daugihter. I At Edinburgh ...

... rrater Rouse, on tho 19.h current., the wife of ADAM SMITe, lEsq., criter, Falkirk, of a daughter. At, 4 Northbumberlaud Street, on the 17th current, MIrs Jous- I Touir.tacrn, of a son. At .;tuart Street, Joclks Lodge, on the 15th curt., Mrs HuGlo M.'ILLER, of V SOil. .At Haile3 House. on the 17th current, Mrs WV. PLARSHA.LL, 9O a Son. At St '6.argaret's. on the 17th cur., 'Mrs H. H. BsLLoIXIU ...

... irt Is. At Sydeuham, on the 27th inst., the wife of George Grove, Esq., of a son. At Port Street, Stirling, on the 2sth inst., Mrs R. Pater- son, of a son. At Viewfield Street. Stirling, on the 27th inst, the wife of Air John Lickrnsl, church officer of the Episcopalian Chapel, of twins, a son and daughter. At 13 Woodside Place, Glastauw, on the -29th inst., Mrs Wm. Auld, of a daurl ter, stIl ...

... BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES. The following is the usual return registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland, with the causes of death at four periods of life, for July 1857:- During the month of July, there were registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland 2699 births, of which 1364 were males, and 1335 females; 1837 deaths, of which 90S were males, and 929 females; and 817 ...

... BY ELIECTR-ICTELEGRAPH. I ND IA.| DEATH OF THE KING AND QUEEN OF DELHI. The Evening H~errld has Calcutta news to October 8th. The Bengal Hecrlaru mentions a rumour thiat the King and Queen of Delhi have since fallen be- fore the fnry of the troops, who could hot be re- strained. No fuller accounts about Luckuow had reached Calcutta. It is evident that after the r elieF of Luckinow the enemny ...

... THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. The marriage-day of 'the Princess-Royal was cele-i brated with more or less enthusiasm throughout the whole kingdom. MtUSSELBURGE. The day was observed here as a holiday. Places of busi- ness were closed throughout the day, and in the evening a banquet was given in the Musselburgh Arms Inn, at which a number of the principal inhabitants were present. Provost KIemp occupied ...

... BIRTHS, DEATIIS, AND MARRIAGES. The following is the monthly return of the births, deaths, and marriages registered in the eight prin- cipal towns of Scotland, with the causes of death at I four periods of life during March 1858:- . Dluring the month of March there were registered in the eight principal towns of Scotland the births of 2963 children, of whom 1486 were males, and 1477 females. ...