... J33-tbr' March 1, at Roos, the wife of the Rev. T. B. Browne, of a son. March 2, at Swinton, near Rotherhsam, the wife of the Rev. John Levett, of a daughter. February 26w, at Belfast, the wife of Mfajor-General Gough, C. B., cooumanding the Northern District, of a daughter. January o, at Benicia, Calitoriai, Eleanor, wife of Mir. Itichd, Wss~toby, of a4 daughter. Marriages. March 2, at St. ...

... Se.tember 1, at the Fleece Hotel, Bishop Auckland, Mrs. B. Hf. Ryeroft, of a ?? August 24, atthe Rectory, Layer Breton, Essex, the wife of the Rev. W. Blow, Jun.. ZeIA.,i of EL son. August 21, at Esorick Park, Lady Wenlock, of Eson.. August 28, at the VicHrage, Boston, Lhncoinshiro, ihe wife of the Rev. George Boalson Benokin, of a daughter. M July 12, at ChowrfgheThrond, Calnetta,, the wlfe ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. BIRTHS. Jan. 20, in Brook-street, London, Lady Emily Dan- garven, of a daughter. Jan. 21, at Grange Hall, Poulton-le Fylde, the wife of I Edwards Atkinson, Esq., of a daughter. |'Jan. 21, at Seatorth, Mrs. E. S. Flynn, of a daughter. Jan. 22, the wife of Mr. R. Bagginai, victualler, White- I chapel, of a still- born son. Jan. 23, ia Morpeth-street, Mrs. T. A. ...

... r BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & DEATHS. r BIRTHS. June it, at her residence, Blcafleld-street, Kirkdale, the wife of Thomas Couldrey, of a son. Jane 12, the wife of Mr. E. G. Heaton, chemist and druggist, Dale street, of a son. June 13, the wife of Mr. Thomas Bramham, under- writer.' rooms, of a son. June 14, in Falkner-street, Mrs. Paterson, of a son. MARRIAGES. June 8, at St. Michaele, by the Rev. ...

... Monad l te*t igcencet St AA4BERDEEN. May 7, 1856. et ID BIRTHS. is At 22, Feriyhill Place, on the let inst., Mrs J. SUTHERLAND, a- of a-daughter.: On the 4th curt., at Devanha Ter-ace, Mrs ANDEVw G. MuR- RAY, of a son. , ih On let May, at 2 Alford Place, Mrs JOHN MILNE, of a son. I- At Bendaugh, onthe3flthunit., MrsWILLIAMISON4,ofason.- At Glasgow, on the lst instant, the wife of the Rev. ...

... ,BIRTHS, MARRIAGES,-AND bEATHS. BIRTHS. -At Thornbury, the wife of Mr. Josiah Whitfield, a ?? Trovbo idge, Mrs. J. P.C. Spragg, a ?? Regency- house KiJng's road, Brighton. Madame Grisi, wife bf Signor Mario, a ?? Dodington, the Lady Georgiana Cod. rington, a ?? Gloucester,-the wife of the Rev. Herbert Haines,' a ?? Exeter, Mrs. E. W. Godfrey, -a ?? Llandilo, the wvife of fr. William Jones, of ...

... e _ . _ BIRTHS. t September 8, at Wellington-park, Durdham-down, the wife of Mr. W. J. Fedden. a daughter. . September 10, at Adelaide-road North, Finchley-road, Lon- i don, the wife of Henry Thomas Cole, Esq, barrieter-at-law, of the Western Circuit, a son. a September 12, at Barley-house, Bath, the. wife of J. G. a Thompson, Esq, Madras Civil Service, a son. 0 September 13, at Winehcombels ...

... On Tliuisday, the 1st hist., thle seifc of Chlarle' Edmund Newton,Esaq.9 Miickleover, of is daughlter. MARRIAGES. IOn Thuirs'ay, thle ibst ?? t Sr. Marly's, Nottliagliam, iby the Rev. il. Ilist, Mr. Jose ph Ciessevelt, *f Stanton-by-Dtle., to Salral, eldest daughlter of Mr. Josephl Fletchler, of Rislcy OR the 5tth inst., at St. Jo~hn's Church, Dci by. by th~e Rev. T. A. Scott, MA.. Mr-. F. ...

... BIRTH., On the 12th inst., at Butterley Ball, Derbyshire, the wife of W. Jessop, Esq., of a daughter. MARARIAGES. On the 10th inst., at St. Peter's Derby, M~r. John Banter, of Southsvell Notts., to Emma, third daughter of the late Mr. Robert Bousfield, ?? Lincoln. At All Sanitts Church, Derby, on Thursday, by the Reev. E. W. Foley, incumbent, Mr. Charles Redahawv, of Longford Woodhouse, to ...

... (OritutvaV m . - . I A , A _- At Tsc LATE GENEALt GTTYON.-The report of this gallant soldier's death is confirmed. He died at Constantinople on the 13th ult., of an attack of cholera, which carried him off in less than twentv-four hours. General Guyon was the son of a post-captain in the British navy. When scarcely sixteen he joined the British Legion in Portu- gal. After its disbandment he ...

... I MARCH OF INTELLECTho IN THE BETTING II - I S hool. . I The B3irths and Deaths Sweep. Verily the above is a queer soanding name for a sweep, and as strange a subject to speculate upon, as far as betting is concerned, as any knot of men could well imagine. Yet such a practice has become in vogue, and latterly in. the back-parlour of the Snap. dragon Arms, where Derby and Oaks Sweeps ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAOES, AND DEATHS. BIBRTH. BABRY.-Juna 5, at Sydenham-purk, the wife of C. Barry, Juan., BEq., of a daughter. CA8d,-Juna 5, at Perry.hSll, Sydenham, Mrs. J. CoaN of a son. DU BUIS50N.-Jane 6, the wife of J. Du Balseon, Esq., of Wands. worth.common, of a eon. it DUNN.-June , at Stone House, Devon, the slif of W. Dun EAq., Lleut and Adjutant Royal Maurie Light Infantry, oft daugAter. ...