... DEVTH OF LORI) MACAULAY. LOan MAICAIULAY died at Kensington on Wednesday even- v in,,. For many years past, Lord Macaulay's health had not been geod, but in 1852 he had a serious illness consequent, v onl disease of thle heart, the circulation being extremely th languid, though there was at that tune no organic mischief. Thes attack s;as subdued, and his Lordship's health seas- if tinued to be ...

... a, id ro . r .0 vs- WEDNESDAY, Jtnuary 4, 1860. NS n BIRTHS. eni At S3, Crown Street, on the 29th ult., the wifo of l.AMBERT a BAitEoN, Advocate, of a eon. t At No. 4, North Broaldford, on the 26th ult., Mrs WILLIAM r WILLIAMS, ol a son.k On the 29th ult., at 4, Bon-Aecord Terrace, the wife of Dr b _ LLOYD, Staff'Surgeont of a dalughter. At Corse of Kinnoir, on 25th silt,, Mrs ALEX. MILNE, of ...

... n no THE DEA6TH OF LORD M.4CAULAY| ,n FiFv public journals, during the past day or two, have h omitted to pay a passing tribute to the memory of 0 Lord Macaulay. In him England has lost one of the f 3, noblest of her sons, and one of the foremost men of the E t- present generation, in this or any country. As orator, Ls poet, statesman, and historian, he achieved the .g highest eminence. The ...

... ~at FUNERAL 01 LORD MACAULAY. 5T - THE nmortsl rematins of Lord MacacIhe' were interred onl cr- Mndayin WStminster Abbey. The teneral took piece at one o'clock precisely. 'T'ls remains were conveyed from, Holly Lodge, Campden Hill, Kensington, the residence of the deceased nobleman, at eleven o'clock. The procession at title point consisted of a hearse and six horses, with three mourning ...

... __________ ~~~~~~~~~thai pro' dcoe WBI)NESflAY, Junuary 11, 1860. Hal oh soil BIRTHS. and At SHoteheon Street, on 2d inst., the wife of Mr THOMAS RIDDELL Accounatant, N. S. Savings Bank, of a son. i At Mainis of Tortowie, en the 3d inst., Mrs GEORGE POLSON, of a son, N At Silverhillecks, Gamerio, the Wifo Of CHARLLES WILSON, OfNl twin daughters, one born on 3slt Dloe., 1859, the other en Jan. ...

... 1o WEDNESDAY,;Tunuary 18, 1860. BIRTHS. bY At 7, Dee Place, on Thursday the 5th instant, Mrs BRAND, of as a daughter. D-At 14, Albyn Place, on the 17th instant, the wife of Ma' 'rt EDWARD FIDDrs, of a son, of At 19, Albert Street, on 12th inst., the wife of JAMES CHAL- miErs, Esq., late of Australia, of a son. lr, At th Schoolhouse, Old Deer, on the 13th ihstc., Mrs WILSON, of a son. - At ...

... 'E, WEDNESDAY, Junuary 25, 1860. 4 s, BIRTHS. At 2. U perkirkgate, on lid inst., Mfrs JohIN CaRK.ni, of a son;. At 20, Re cunt Quay, en the 21st inst., Mrs WVI LLIAMS, of a son. At 10, Mbnrn Street, on tbs 13th inst., Mrs JAMES SHIaRES, of a daughter. At Ceneert Court, Broad Street, on the 20th inst., Mrs RAIs- FORTH, of a son. At the Manse of Inverury, on the 18th inst., the wife of the l Rev ...

... 17 nth -- - - - - of WEDNESDAY, February 1, 1800. Wml ---------- v. - ~~~~~thn BIRTHS. det At Virginia Street, Aberdeen, on the 17th tit., the wifet of tw Colour-Sergeant CAMPBELL, 72d Highelanders, of at Son. At Bridgefeeit, Newisills, on the 17th January, Mrs GARDEN ~rFE, of a daughter, who survived her birth only four days. At Cove, Nigg, onlte 21st nlt., Mrs FERGUSOrf, of a daughter. thn ...

... WEDNESDAY, Fe'bruary 8,1860. BIRTHS. At 46, Sehoolhill, on the 29th ult., Mrs CHRtITIE, of a son. At 74, Bread Street, Fraserburgh, on the 5th February. the wife of MrF. SMITr, of St Peter's Chureh Schools, of a daughici. At Dundee, on tho 25th ult., the wife of ROBEeT GosSIP, Es;., of the Northern, Warder, of a son. At Alexandria, on the 23d January, Mrs J. F. OGILVIE, of a Son. BomhS, ...

... wofal WEDNESDAY, February 15, 1860. BIRTHS. At Cultor Paper Works, on the 7th inst., Mrs JOHNSTON, of a daughter. At Vieswmount, Banchery-Ternan, en the 4th inst., Mrs ROBERT BROWN, of a Ont. At Manse of Knockando, en the 11th inst., the wife of Rev. JOHN CLARK, Of a daughter. At Bandeen, Leochel, en the 31st January, the wife of JAMEs BRucE, of a daughter. At Drnmduan, en the 13th curt., the ...

... WEDNESDAY, February 22, 1860. I z~~~~~~~~Ie e BIRTHS. v At Elmbank, on the 16th instant, Mrs PATON of Grandhome, C of a daughter. 1 At Botanic View, Belfast, on the 14th curt., the wife of Dr 3 DICKIE, of a son. MARRIAGES. 3 At Aberdeen, on the 16th inst., WILLIAM. LoNnortRe, Esq. a Banker, Keith, to JANE, daughter of the late Rev. George Ross tl Moore, Minister of Huntly. L E HM Madras Htorse ...

... woral Nutd~yutar v WEDNIESDAY, February 29, 1800. B BIRTHS. At 3, Springbank Place, on the 13th inst., Mrs P. ESSLM DINT, of a eon. At 9), Waverley Place, on the 221 lest., t he Wie Of NORVAL CLYNE, Advocate, of a daughter. At 2, Skene Place, on the 7th current, Mrs GEORGE RENNIE, of a daughter At Arddhuncsrt Pa ris s of Kildrruny, on the 21st inst., the wife of Mr WM. WALKER, of a daughter. ...