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... - I . B I BRT H S. - At 22 Manor Place, on the 29th inst., the wife ofJ- Burn Murdoch, jun., Esq., advocate, of a daughter. At 2 Lauriston Terrace, on the 25th. inst., Mrs Wil- liam Thomson, of a son. At 52 Hirkgate, Leith, on the 24th inst., Mrs Monteith, of a son and twvo daughters. The boy died next day, but the girls are doing well. A t Birkenside, Berwickahire, on the 27th inst., the wife ...
... BIRTHS, M IS, AND DEATHS. BIBTHS BIBD.-May 17,t orolk-square, Suesex , Hyde-park, the we of P. H. Bird, Rq., E'RC.S., I .L, of a daughter. EASTWOOD.-May 18, at Champlon-hl,mSurrey, thewife of 3. F. Eastwood, Esq., of a son. FROOM.-May 18, at Orsett-terrace, Hyde-park, the wife of C. P. Froon, eq., of a daughter. GEBMAN.-iay l6, at nvernee-terrace, Kenalngton-gardenq, the wie of Captain German, ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIBTES BADCOCK.-Apr2128, at Battersea, the wife of the Rev. E B. Badcock, of a daughter. BROf N.-Aprl 28, at Edinburgh, the wife of Mr. F. S. Brown, BUrT.-April 27 at Layston Vicarage, Herbe, the wife of the Rev. J. H. Butt, of a son. CROKER.-April 26, at Royal-arade, Cheltenaiam, the wife of Captain E. Croker, of a daughter GREBEN.-April 20, at WVmbledon-park ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, D DEATHS. BIRTHS. OND.'-Msy 28, at Alburgh, Norfolk, the wife of Bnruabas BonEd ?? fa daughter. ?? 20, at Eat Socon, Beds. Mrs. .F G. Butler, DUNBAE.-Msy 22, at Courtlartd-terraee, Keudngton, the wife of 0. V. IL Dunbar.aq, o daughter. 71SHER.-May 21, at Ventuor, Isle of Wight, the wife of C. P. Fisher, Esq., of a son. Hariet-street, Lowndes.Squhe, the FTG ALD)-M t21,nes ...
... BIRTRS. At Kelly, on the 30th ultimo, Mrs. Scott; a daughter. At Baldow, Lennoxtown, on the 30th ultimo, Mlrs. John Begg; a daughter. At Perth, on the 30tk ult., irs. Maxtone of Cultoquhy; a daughter. At Uraugemouth, on the 29th ult., the wifeof Mr. Robert' Buchanan, Customs' officer ; a daughter. AtNeIeTort, Monmouthabire, on the 29th u.Wimo, the wife of the Rev. Alex. M'Auslaxne; a son. ...
... .In 33BIRTHS. AnsusoeiTes.-On the 24th inst., at Dover, the wife of the HIon. W. or W. Addington, of a son. ly BAss.Yr.-On the 26th inst., at Streathanm, the wife of Edward Bailey, Esq., of a daughter. Ig DousriSRLD.-On the 26th inst., at 3, Canterbury-road Villas, Brix. a ton Mrs. Edward Holroyd Bousdleld, of a son. , OCYvesv.-On the 2 ith inst., at 64, COmberland-street, the wife of le ...
... T. E -E&ZEN ERng kxdouffis~ ?? the 4flhiente4 iblishb zeg irm, in. tbs ci~ty oF M51essr+ ...
... ?? ?? tf Nofnbir%,linan&Mt,$ , padfrs ?? ent youngest daughter ofWM.- Thoulaseple. ?? ?? Outh Wtl at -torideace Plate CmO ; fr-atmona Ohltpel, Oleotleat6M. by ?? t Ceithiertoooa, 'G COAy Pon of the late Heir tklao, Thq,, to AuraeetOnw Z~~n: daughter 61 the late U JazuebWilson, aul o~f W,-- beatenor r ,- . 31tR -On~ thie rdi lntte pit thi Cihnreb'of St. Uarylehofte, Loudon, b hki'1k7- ef T. ...
... MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, AND DEATHS. The Registrar-General in his Quarterly Return of the Marriages, Births, and Deaths in England says:- The first quarterly return of the year 1860 presents nearly average results. The birth rate is above the average of the ten preceding winteriquarters. The death rate is slightly above the winter average; but below the rates of the two previous winters. The weather ...
... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. B008EY-May 15, at Pembridgeill, Westbourne-tove, I' wife ot C. Bcosey, of a sOn. BOYLE.-May 15, at Upper Brook-street, the Viscountess Boylq, of a son. GILE.-Mtay 13, at Tufuell-park, Upper Holloway, Mm W. Giles, of a eon. ISRAEL-May 15, at Wheatnield Lodge, Headingley, near Leeds ?? israel, Req., of a daughter. LYON. -njy 15, at Osborne Rectory, ...
... Obituary. THE AncoHassop or YORK died last evening, at his residence in Belgrave square, aged seventy-two. Only a fortnight yesterday his Grace complained of dizziness, after entertaining a select circle of friends at dinner; and although no importance was attached at the time to his indisposition he gradually became worse. Dr Musgrave, D.D., was son of a draper in Cambridge, and entered as ...
... - - is v agog kee~tt~tn WEDJIESDAY, May 30, 18360. wv e A BIRTIHS.w At Huntly, on 22d May, the wife of Dr WYILSO:S, of a son. t At 4, Cluny Street, Bianff, on the 26th mest., the wife of JOHN G CIIHSTIE, Solicitor, of a daughter. At Clapton, on the 20th inst., the wvife of the Rev. IHENRy Yt REeTTIII, M.A., Chaplain and Hlead Mnster of the London Or- i phau Asylum, Clapton, of a daughter. ...